Originally posted by robbie carrobie I really cannot say what motivates other people, sorry.
If you don't know what motivates people how can you be so sure that the insults fired your way are not caused by your rude, abrasive and name calling posts?
Originally posted by Proper Knob If you don't know what motivates people how can you be so sure that the insults fired your way are not caused by your rude, abrasive and name calling posts?
Originally posted by robbie carrobie Sure it happens, i wont hold it against you nor cast it up from the past, i never hold grudges for very long and realise that we are imperfect and make mistakes. You make it sound as if I am the only person who can be rude and abrasive. Have you visited clans lately?
I don't visit the tragedy that is the clan forum Rob.
Originally posted by robbie carrobie ...it has nothing to do with asking awkward questions which may be ethical or unethical. Why you should have some trouble with the idea, i cannot say.
I'm talking about when you asked me this:
"Do you ask people awkward questions face to face or is it within the relative safety behind a PC on the internet that you feel emboldened or that usual social etiquette does not really apply?"
Originally posted by FMF I'm talking about when you asked me this:
[b]"Do you ask people awkward questions face to face or is it within the relative safety behind a PC on the internet that you feel emboldened or that usual social etiquette does not really apply?"[/b]
my statement with regard to whether you feel that you are above reproach was not made on the basis of whether its ethical to ask awkward questions, this is the last time I will say it.
Originally posted by robbie carrobie my statement with regard to whether you feel that you are above reproach was not made on the basis of whether its ethical to ask awkward questions, this is the last time I will say it.
OK, putting your questions about "reproach" to one side. I am not above reproach. No one is. Fine. That's that dealt with.
Now, what about this question you asked me:
"Do you ask people awkward questions face to face or is it within the relative safety behind a PC on the internet that you feel emboldened or that usual social etiquette does not really apply?"
What issue do you have with the "etiquette" of asking "awkward questions"?
Originally posted by robbie carrobie Perhaps, but who can say?
You've gone from 'hardly' to now 'perhaps' in a few hours.
Here's an experiment for you, try dropping the rudeness, abrasivness, name calling for a couple of months and see if the rudeness and name calling coming your way diminishes.
Originally posted by Proper Knob You've gone from 'hardly' to now 'perhaps' in a few hours.
Here's an experiment for you, try dropping the rudeness, abrasivness, name calling for a couple of months and see if the rudeness and name calling coming your way diminishes.
Ouch, being counselled by a rampant base materialist is almost more than any theist can bear, the shame of it, luckily I am humble enough to take it, ill see what i can do. :p
Originally posted by robbie carrobie hard to say, why was the Christ himself mocked?
You've been back 5 minutes and already generating strife in this forum (and no doubt the retards playground, Clan forum). You've also now twice compared yourself with Christ and once to Paul indicating that your hubris is still not abated. It must be about time for another sulk off to avoid being ripped to shreds by the pig-dogs of doom. Or whatever dummy it was you spat out in your profile rant.
21 Apr '13 13:59
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