KDD,
You wrote: "Well I'm happy for you that I don't provoke the apathy in you that I feel for you and your juvenile self righteous rant."
I see that you learned to at least keep your statements brief. It does reduce the risk of spelling errors and grammatical atrocities that abound in your previous confabulation.
Even so, you managed to screw up the useage in your one-liner. You cannot "feel apathy FOR someone," you may merely feel apathetic. In your case, however, pathetic would be a more fitting description of your state.