Help me understand that a person goes to a meeting at which they know they will attempt to cajole another person to eliminate themself (bow-out) from participating in a competitive event. Did it not come to mind before the meeting that even if the person attempting to succeed at persuasion, thought they could successfully convince the other person to agree, what would stop that other person from denying such an agreement was achieved after the meeting? Was there to be a signed written agreement or was the meeting recorded by both parties knowingly or unknowingly? Or maybe it was to be built on the foundation of a back-room hand shake?
Hmm. As Bugs Bunny quires, "What's up doc?" (1)
(1) Bugs Bunny is a cartoon. For those unfamiliar, please look it up.
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If you cannot walk away from anything you hear you are not free. I.E., free from yourself?
Seeing is not included since seeing is believing for many circumstances.
SG - Free Thought - [Locals] - [Sept 2026]
Gab: Sept 9, 2026.
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I think everyone has things easy when we say I have nothing better to do.
SG - Free Thought - [Locals] - [Sept 2026]
Gab: Sept 9, 2026.
GETTR: Sept 9, 2026.
Locals: Sept 9, 2026.
Truth Social: Sept 9, 2026.
X: Sept 9, 2026.
