"Henry Blackmoore" wrote in message
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Let's see if you can follow this logic. You reap what you sow. You said
this
as if it were holy truth. But, according to your messages, a horribly
inconsiderate neighbor should be quietly tolerated. Nothing should be
said
or done to make that person aware of the fact that he is making his
neighbors' lives miserable. Is that correct?

If that is correct, when does that neighbor reap what he has sown?

People will get what their just reward is without me trying to play the
role
of Enforcer.

One day when you grow up you may see that too.



I'm tired of trying to beat a confession out of you, so I'll post it for
you:

Henry believes people get their rewards, good or bad, in the afterlife.
Meanwhile, they should expect to suffer in silence. He is exquisitely
democratic in this way, displaying the worst qualities of Christianity and
Judaism side by side.