Moontayle's Musings

"Corinthians I 13:11 - When I was a child, I talked like a child, I thought like a child, I reasoned like a child. When I became a man, I put childish ways behind me."

It has become clear to me that Celio and his ilk have yet to put aside their childish ways. In a fallout over the War of Words article, one of Celio's so-called "friends" decided to mount an attack using inspirational words from Che Guevara, the dead revolutionary who rode a motocycle across South America before attempting to lead people. Others then sought to join in, trying to insinuate that City Party, the enacter of almost all good things that have happened to North Korea so far, was a Right Wing organization. This seems to stem from a recent political viewpoint where the LEFT are characterized as good guys and the RIGHT are the bad guys. If this be so, then City Party is as far from the RIGHT as you can manage.

We were even accused of making Dubster run for Party President of NKWP. The fact of the matter is that Dubster isn't one of the core City Party personnel, but is a person who holds similar ideals to us and is a person we could readily get behind if the need called for it.

It is at this point that things took a strange turn. Guga Domingos, Celio's "friend", leveled an insult at ApoxOnYou that I cannot reprint in good conscious. The result? A temporary ban that you can verify yourself if you so wish.

Is has not ended there though. Daily, Celio is attacking us through the very methods he has denounced as being "offensive" and "aggressive". Meanwhile, the core City Party members are preparing for the next congress and want to see eNorth Korea prosper and survive for a long time to come.

I call upon Celio and his brethren to put aside their childish ways and work towards a better eNorth Korea. Petty insults get us nowhere and in the end we all want the same thing. How we get there is largely irrelevent so long as we get there. We have to do it together. But even if things do not change, City Party will move forward, even without the help of Celio and the people he calls his friends.