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Re: Mea culpa (Re: Kate as a mum (Re: Artistic Categories)

From: Glen Ford <glen@gold.interlog.com>
Date: 25 Sep 1995 12:02:47 GMT
Subject: Re: Mea culpa (Re: Kate as a mum (Re: Artistic Categories)
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vickie@wwa.com (Anti-Scientologist) wrote:
>
>On Thu, 21 Sep 1995, Glen Ford wrote:
>
>> I take it you have not read "Cloudbusting". 
>> 
>> Kate has stated on more than one occasion that she did not see herself as 
>> the motherly type.
> 
>
>Chris and I checked _Cloudbusting_ using the keywords "mother," "kids,"
>and "children" and found quite a few entries.  I was wrong.  Kate did
>say this:
>
>"I don't see myself as maternal"  (Cloudbusting 3A - keyword "children"
>                                   starting line 1,469.  From an article
>                                   called "What Kate Bush Did Next" 1985)
>                                                                    ^^^^
>Mea culpa (or whatever)
>
>However, if I don't know Cloudbusting by heart, then neither do you,
>Mr Ford. (Who does, other than Ron and IED?)  Your "I take it you have
>not read 'Cloudbusting'" rankled a little.  Have *you* read the *whole*
>thing?  A simple "In Cloudbusting she said she didn't see herself as
>maternal.  I don't remember exactly where at the moment but I'm sure 
>I saw it" would have sufficed.  Read on...
>
>A couple of paragraphs later (line 1,506) Kate says this:
>
>"I suppose I am quite maternal, and it's something I'd like one of these
>days"  (referring to having children.  From _Musician_ interview 1990)
>                                                                 ^^^^
>
>1985 ----> 1990 ----> 1995 (buys a big, roomy house...why?)
>
>It's a lady's perogative to change her mind, especially when there's a
>biological clock involved.  It's a theory.  Nothing more, nothing less.
>It is mine.  That's all.  Ok bye.  
>
>Vickie
>
>
>"Ask a Scientologist about Xenu.  They *hate* that"
>
>    Check out alt.religion.scientology for the latest in Co$ criminal wear.
>
>

Only Kate herself can settle this.

Your logic is flawed at best.

Here is an example of your logic:

Suppose I have an argument with a neigbour. I go out and buy a gun. Your 
logic concludes that I am going to kill that neighbour.

However, after all, it is the fall hunting season!!!