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Originally Posted by ganstaman
I wouldn't have commented on this as uke did, but it wasn't harmless -- it was theft.
Still harmless unless you are virtue signalling purest.
Even if you want to argue to the purest of pure virtue signalling standards that the 'theft' is a wrong, I did not do the theft. So then you have to argue that I had some obligation to stop the 'friend of the friend' for ukes attempt to classify me as the 'bad person' to have merit.
You are required to establish two arguments here.
First that the friend of a friends 'theft' was a wrong.
Second that my not stopping him, reporting him or otherwise engaging him after the fact is a wrong.
uke has stated that story outed ME as the bad person so you need to establish the obligation I have in that second point for that to be true.
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So you wouldn't consider posting without insults, and you don't know how to just let anything go, yet you view yourself as the adult? This is hilarious.
No, as usual you miss the point.
I refuse to play the game, I have explained and outlined here a thousand times prior. One where Trolly and Uke and others can lie, smear,m slander and insult and no one notices or says something ('sides') but when the person opposing them does then suddenly it is 'hey what about civility'??
That type of selective call should be ignored as it is designed to silence one while empowering the other. As Bobo or King Spew (sorry i still confuse you guys) once said "...you could just not reply" when I replied to a falsehood by a poster here. Sure I could 'just not reply', I also could 'not insult'. I could keep limiting my box while you guys say nothing to the others.
it was the same in the BFI. Just don't reply to Tooth, which was otherwise known as 'letting his BS stand uncontested'.
If you want to call for civility more generally for all, I am good with that. But not selectively where you do not address others like Trolly or uke who use insults lies and slander as the entire bases of their posting.