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Old 01-28-2008, 02:23 PM
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Re: Tulsa Report Day 2

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Originally Posted by RevBuddy View Post
I rest my case...oh, yes...maybe you can find an even larger font...

What I meant was...let's get off the "what he said stuff" and discuss the bigger issue of the ramifications of the WPF versus UPCI split...

I'll start first...here's why I say it is a control-driven event...

1. Being unable to "control" the outcome of the GC voting, they needed an outlet to "control" their environment, i.e., form a new fellows.., I'm sorry, a new organization that will assist in "controlling" the issue, thereby its overall impact on them and their fellowship buddies.

2. Having said that, I believe that it is ALSO a "control" issue for those on the majority vote side. In the aftermath of the vote, they seek to "control" the hearts and minds of their constituency at large...those beyond the immediate influence of the "Tulsa 6."

So I think I'm being fair here to both sides...it is clearly a control issue for both. I'll even give you the point that I could have stated that upfront in the discussion.

RevBuddy,

Your points generally have some merit. I've no problem with legitimate points. I have a problem with personal attacks.

And, as for my font, I've been around here a LONG time in these forums. My font has always been just as it is now.

I kind of like it. It makes it easier to see if someone is replying to a post.

As to you points? I can see how some think it's that way but, in all honesty, I just don't see it that way. I think that, at least with 95% of the people who are going to find their fellowship with the Tulsa crew, they just got tired of seeing issues that were valuable to them diminished further and further.

That was, before I was called a liar, my original point; I think that some are just tired of seeing the things they value compromised in front of their people. The television aspect was, in my gut honest opinion, just the 'final straw' that broke the camels back for most of them.
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