Now Even Freemasons are Upset

originally posted by: pirhanna
I know most freemasons arent the boogeyman...

Most. Some of us went in the other direction.

a reply to: gortex

Freemasons have been “undeservedly stigmatised”

What a crock, That Augustus fellow around these here parts, has done plenty to deservedly stigmatize them.

Yeah, they should take a cue from the Shadow Guard and stay secret if they don't want aspersions cast at them. Who are the "Shadow Guard," you say? Bwahahahahaha!!

originally posted by: vinifalou
a reply to: gortex

Hahah it's pretty ironic actually, huh?

Maybe if they just were like really secret...

You can't know the extent of their "Secrecy" to judge that, unless your one. But even then, being the nature of "Secret Societies" , even the rank and file could never know how "Deep" it goes, or the reasons why. And to think anything else, amounts to intellectual gullibility.....

And the Secret is..........................

originally posted by: interupt42
What a crock, That Augustus fellow around these here parts, has done plenty to deservedly stigmatize them.

I always thought my Kill Room Pizza franchise was a great idea for community outreach.

originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus

originally posted by: interupt42
What a crock, That Augustus fellow around these here parts, has done plenty to deservedly stigmatize them.

I always thought my Kill Room Pizza franchise was a great idea for community outreach.

Nah , it was your mug shot that I ran across on the ATS board .

originally posted by: All Seeing Eye
But even then, being the nature of "Secret Societies" , even the rank and file could never know how "Deep" it goes, or the reasons why. And to think anything else, amounts to intellectual gullibility.....

And the Secret is..........................

Absolutely correct. And from there, it's only a tiny step to wondering if the Mail man is in on some secret plot, as his day is not shared with many......muhahahahahaha!!!!!!

good to see you! (eta:pun intended after the fact)

a reply to: interupt42


Should have worn my hat.

originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus

originally posted by: interupt42
What a crock, That Augustus fellow around these here parts, has done plenty to deservedly stigmatize them.

I always thought my Kill Room Pizza franchise was a great idea for community outreach.

You mean Kommet for Kids! That slogan was cleaver. "Kids come in......and then you do the evil laugh into the camera"....genius!!!!

originally posted by: network dude

originally posted by: All Seeing Eye
But even then, being the nature of "Secret Societies" , even the rank and file could never know how "Deep" it goes, or the reasons why. And to think anything else, amounts to intellectual gullibility.....

And the Secret is..........................

Absolutely correct. And from there, it's only a tiny step to wondering if the Mail man is in on some secret plot, as his day is not shared with many......muhahahahahaha!!!!!!

good to see you! (eta:pun intended after the fact)

Yes, small step looking in its application, but look in the other. Why "On" earth is there such a thing as "Secret Societies", in the first place??? Are we all not made of the same clay??? ? Opps, that's a secret...........

originally posted by: network dude
Absolutely correct. And from there, it's only a tiny step to wondering if the Mail man is in on some secret plot, as his day is not shared with many......muhahahahahaha!!!!!!

I suppose one negative effect from belonging to a secret society is paranoia. Not only do you not know who else belongs to either your secret society or perhaps even a competing secret society, you'll never be entirely sure that you know everything about the society you're in yourself.

Oh, well, you can say you're a 33rd Degree Mason, so you know what's up. But... how do you know there isn't a 34th Degree Mason out there somewhere? Or more logically, a 45th Degree Mason. Hey, both circles and squares have 360 degrees, after all. Who is keeping secrets from whom?

originally posted by: Blue Shift

originally posted by: network dude
Absolutely correct. And from there, it's only a tiny step to wondering if the Mail man is in on some secret plot, as his day is not shared with many......muhahahahahaha!!!!!!

I suppose one negative effect from belonging to a secret society is paranoia. Not only do you not know who else belongs to either your secret society or perhaps even a competing secret society, you'll never be entirely sure that you know everything about the society you're in yourself.

Oh, well, you can say you're a 33rd Degree Mason, so you know what's up. But... how do you know there isn't a 34th Degree Mason out there somewhere? Or more logically, a 45th Degree Mason. Hey, both circles and squares have 360 degrees, after all. Who is keeping secrets from whom?

Yep, and that is exactly what it boils down to. Even the most intelligent person('s) on earth can not operate truthfully to their maximum, unless, "all " pertinent information and facts can be seen in the light of the day. Even the most sophisticated computer will give you incorrect answers if it is only given half truths, and facts filled with garbage. Again, garbage in, garbage out! And it only takes 1, "ONE", bad bit of information, to skew the outcome... Regardless of Subject!

But never-mind, move along, nothing to see here..............

a reply to: gortex

Oh god harden up.

what happened to being a man and not gaf what others think?

So much moisture.

originally posted by: Lysergic
What happened to being a man and not gaf what others think?

Not enough war these days. Having people trying to kill you while you're trying to kill them puts a lot of things into perspective. Hamster flushed down the toilet? Yeah, that compares to crawling around in equal parts mud and human intestines.

Politics...
Religion...
And Freemasonry...

See My Point...???

originally posted by: AdKiller
...and tell everyone Jesus and Lucifer are the same.

They are the same, they're both not God.

a reply to: gortex
We're getting tired of the lies said about us.

a reply to: odzeandennz
You should read up on the history of anti-Masonry and the innocent Masons murdered.

a reply to: KSigMason

We're getting tired of the lies said about us.

I'm sure there are many lies spoken about you but in most lies there is normally an element of truth.

When people demand to know "what goes on" at lodges and what all their secrets are, i cant help but wonder why they are not demanding to know everything that happened at a scout group 70 miles away or at band practice down the street. They should demand the constitution and members list of the knitting club too.