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To: Txsleuth

So, I shouldn't post any truth at all because poster's emotions are raw? I should just let hysteria rule the day, and allow inaccuracies, lies, and advocation of violence go on without saying anything because I might hurt someone's feelings?

Ooooookay.


444 posted on 03/26/2005 11:08:33 AM PST by Chad Fairbanks (Sure you can trust the government... just ask an Indian...)
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To: Chad Fairbanks
You know the difference between "asking questions" and being rude and crude---

That grilled cheese sandwich comment was "it" for me---

I totally lost any respect I had for you with that one, and the poster that you made that remark to didn't deserve your hateful, crude attitude---

Worse yet, when the poster let you know how the remark made her/him feel, you further insulted and degraded their feelings---

You seem to be of the opinion that feelings are stupid or at the least not worthy of posting on this website---I continue to be a FReeper BECAUSE we are allowed to anonymously express our emotions, because some of us might not have an outlet in our "real lives" to do so---and your attitude hurts, unnecessarily, IMHO
505 posted on 03/26/2005 11:29:38 AM PST by Txsleuth (Mark Levin for Supreme Court Chief Justice!)
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To: Chad Fairbanks
"So, I shouldn't post any truth at all because poster's emotions are raw? "

You should do what I do, and engage them politely until you have the measure of who you are talking too. Not every one is an Internet warrior such as yourself, some are very young/old/weak/distraught and come here for comfort not debate. If you were half a smart as you think you are you would know that.

528 posted on 03/26/2005 11:36:05 AM PST by jpsb
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