Thanks Tracy for bringing light to the
darkness of the Siths. :))

>I think (I may be wrong, but I don't think so) that he was agreeing with you. Stating 'Only the sith deal in absolutes' means that for everyone there are different cultures and different views, but for the Sith only it was "my way or the highway." Of course, that statement itself could be an absolute! :o)
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>>Fine.
>>I'm a Star Wars fan but you can imagine we don't
>>memorize the quotes because it is not in our native
>>language. Of course one or other we do.
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>>>It's a quote from Star Wars.
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>>>>Mike, you have to explain this.
>>>>I'm not a native English speaker and I didn't get the sense of this. :)))
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>>>>>One the Sith deal in absolutes.
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>>>>>>I don't agree at all.
>>>>>>Many words don't mean "something" in absolute. They depend of culture and context.
>>>>>>Of course there are words that have the same meaning in all languages.
>>>>>>But many others are different even in people/culture speaking the same language.
>>>>>>I can give you lot of examples of same word with different meanings in Portuguese (Portugal),
>>>>>>Portuguese (Brazil) and Portuguese (ex-colonies).
>>>>>>You are taking in consideration your language, of course.