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The source of our morals : Comments
By John Ness, published 15/7/2008Morals are intrinsic to humans and represent one of our most outstanding genetic endowments.
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And quite frankly, given that his arguments are precisely the same as they have always been, I am disinclined to engage with him until and unless he reverts to his former identity.
I presume that the reason he has taken on his new mantle is that he had managed to lose every single argument on Islam, Mohammed, Ein Volk, Ein Reich, NAMBLA, child-beating etc. until eventually he had nowhere to hide.
Add to this his propensity to first of all get his facts wrong, then bluff and bluster with a couple of red herrings before finally changing the subject entirely, and I simply refuse to start the whole process again as if Boaz had never existed.
This Polycrap stuff has gone on long enough, Boaz. 'Fess up, abandon the pretence and get back to where you belong.
Right now, you are in a position where you have bent the rules a tiny touch, given us all a chuckle as we quickly unmasked you in your new guise, and have done little damage to your reputation.
But deep down, you know that is is wrong. At one end of the spectrum we can call it harmless deception, but at the other it is borderline fraudulent.
Fraudulent, because it allows you to disavow any, all or just a chosen selection of your previous posts here. It indicates that you lack the courage of your convictions, and refuse to take responsibility for your past actions.
Forget fraud. That's actually cowardice.
Let's keep it at the harmless fun level shall we, and see you again in your proper spot, Boaz.
History and all.