Are you linking your statement with Moon's contention that when you go to the bathroom – it doesn't stink and when someone else goes…it does ?

I simply posted newspare articles that said the same thing. If it goes agianst your predetermined position then you should read the NY Times. Who knows they may let you in on some more classifed information.

For the uninitiated, The Washington Times is owned by Sun Myung Moon and the Unification Church. AKA the Moonies.

The Moonies have poured almost $2 billion dollars into the Times to keep it afloat over the years.

And like Slope, I couldn't care less who owns it until guys like him hold up the Washington Times as somehow being more pure and credible than the NYTimes and The WaPo.

Here's some of Moon's wisdom: " The same principle is applicable to God; even though He possesses everything, still He needs a partner, an object of love. When you place your fingers very close to your eyes you cannot focus them because once two things become too close, then you can no longer distinguish between them. When you were a child did you ever try to pick the wax out of your ears, or the mucus from your nose and taste it? What did it taste like? (Salty.) Everybody agrees that it tasted salty so it means you tried to do it. Why don't you feel that it was dirty? Suppose somebody else offered you their ear wax to taste, would you taste it? (NO.) Why don't you feel that your own is dirty? Because it is part of yourself.

When you go to the bathroom and make a smell you don't seem to mind. However, if somebody else comes and makes the same smell you want to run out of the bathroom. (Laughter.) Why don't you feel that your own smell is bad? Because it is one with you. Once you become totally united then you feel no difference.

http://www.newyorker.com/fact/content/articles/060417fa_fact