[MD] A Place for the Principled Person

[Arlo J. Bensinger]

[Plattman's fear continues]
Does Pirsig, like you, ignore the harm done to the betrayed partner? Like you,
does the collective rule all for Pirsig, too?

[Then Plattman has the gall to say]
Arlo ducks the question.

[But since The Jarloker had replied...]
Pirsig writes "Getting drunk and picking up bar-ladies and writing metaphysics
is a part of life." As to whether or not Pirsig "ignores" your haughty
Victorian self-righteousness, I'll leave that to those involved. He did no harm
to me, and as far as I can tell, society is chugging along.

[Plattman Astonishlingly continues the charade!]
Not only does Arlo duck, he runs.

[The Jarloker]
Three points for audacity! An excellent demonstration of the Wurlitzer, for
those who may not be familiar with it. You just keep telling everyone that I'm
dodging a question, even though everyone knows I haven't, and hope that maybe
your tenacity in making this claim will make it true. Works for talk radio,
after all! Glad to see you making use of the skills you've learned from
listening.

Tell you what, since I'm predicting all you can do is repeat this inane claim
one more time, I'll give you an extra point just to see it. C'mon. One more
time. Tell everyone "Arlo's dodged a question". It'll make Arlo have one final
good laugh for the day. And it'll make a nice break from the "collectivist"
fear nonsense.