Shyam
Your naive young friend, Trivedi, is again exhibiting the classic 'us versus them' mind-set of a paranoid cult adherent. He systematically excludes quantifiable reality, falsely believing that anyone challenging the authenticity of his group's controlling scenario is a liar motivated by hatred, etc.
Where does Trivedi get the simplistic idea that you are just anti-'Amway?' He gets it from the two-dimensional fiction that his group constantly reflects as fact.
'Amway's' leadership steadfastly pretends absolute moral and intellectual authority. On the other hand Shyam, you do not set yourself up as being perfect. You fully-recognise that morality is only what is generally regarded as an acceptable standard of behaviour in your culture. You try to base your view of groups like 'Amway' on quantifiable evidence and your analysis on rules made by Indian, democratic institutions defining what is criminal, and/or unethical. You didn't invent this evidence or write these rules. However, you cannot escape the fact that pernicious groups like 'Amway' subvert traditional codes of morality.
On the evidence of his recent comments on your Blog, poor Trivedi has been dissociated from external reality and reformed into a deloyable agent furthering the hidden criminal objectives of the billionaire 'Amway' leadership in the USA. Currently, he seems to be completely dependent on a collective paranoid delusion of absolute moral and intellectual supremacy fundamental to the maintenance of his individual self-esteem/identity and his related psychological function.
Classically, it has become impossible for Trivedi to see humour in his situation.
David Brear
Your naive young friend, Trivedi, is again exhibiting the classic 'us versus them' mind-set of a paranoid cult adherent. He systematically excludes quantifiable reality, falsely believing that anyone challenging the authenticity of his group's controlling scenario is a liar motivated by hatred, etc.
Where does Trivedi get the simplistic idea that you are just anti-'Amway?' He gets it from the two-dimensional fiction that his group constantly reflects as fact.
'Amway's' leadership steadfastly pretends absolute moral and intellectual authority. On the other hand Shyam, you do not set yourself up as being perfect. You fully-recognise that morality is only what is generally regarded as an acceptable standard of behaviour in your culture. You try to base your view of groups like 'Amway' on quantifiable evidence and your analysis on rules made by Indian, democratic institutions defining what is criminal, and/or unethical. You didn't invent this evidence or write these rules. However, you cannot escape the fact that pernicious groups like 'Amway' subvert traditional codes of morality.
On the evidence of his recent comments on your Blog, poor Trivedi has been dissociated from external reality and reformed into a deloyable agent furthering the hidden criminal objectives of the billionaire 'Amway' leadership in the USA. Currently, he seems to be completely dependent on a collective paranoid delusion of absolute moral and intellectual supremacy fundamental to the maintenance of his individual self-esteem/identity and his related psychological function.
Classically, it has become impossible for Trivedi to see humour in his situation.
David Brear
3 comments:
ooooh my god so u want to know what are ways which could determine that company is ethical or not.
pls shyam inform me about this don't just go like this.
there is much similarity between officials who raided amway and u. You don't even bother for clarification just keep carrying your operations.
well thats fine i will show it to u.
It's common for upline to teach "Us versus Them". It breeds cult like loyalty and alienates an IBO's friends and family from the IBO unless they are also involved in the business.
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