26 May 06
Originally posted by chancremechanicI've admitted doing it in the past when you threw a hissy fit because your latest keyboard bashing session had disappeared. Also the swearing doesn't actually bother me in the slightest as you'd know if you actually knew me. But the rules aren't up to me they're set by the owner of the site. He's given us the power to alert posts that don't follow the rules and encouraged us to do so. I'm just doing what I was asked to do.
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26 May 06
Originally posted by bbarrBias is a major problem, especially if it's anti-American bias. I admit that I use foul language on the forums but no more so than most of the posters here, yet they "party on" while I get banned for 5 days, etc...
Strange, RHP has never had a problem with the moderators before. Thank you for bringing this to our attention.
26 May 06
Originally posted by chancremechanicI was being facetious. The forums have been completely shut down over moderation issues. The moderation here is much, much less biased than it was during Cribs' tenure.
Bias is a major problem, especially if it's anti-American bias. I admit that I use foul language on the forums but no more so than most of the posters here, yet they "party on" while I get banned for 5 days, etc...
26 May 06
Originally posted by bbarrMaybe so, but unless it was bias towards your post personally, then you may have a differing opinion.
I was being facetious. The forums have been completely shut down over moderation issues. The moderation here is much, much less biased than it was during Cribs' tenure.
26 May 06
Originally posted by chancremechanicIf Americans ever begin to understand why most of the world hates us, we might stop behaving as juvenile delinquents. In fact, the bubble in which most Americans live shields us so thoroughly from reality that "anti-Americanism," as you call it, well may be evidence of the absence of bias.
Bias is a major problem, especially if it's anti-American bias.
26 May 06
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Originally posted by WulebgrQuite so. I wish people like chancre would stop trivialising the opinions of others by insinuating their root cause is spitefulness and jealousy.
If Americans ever begin to understand why most of the world hates us, we might stop behaving as juvenile delinquents. In fact, the bubble in which most Americans live shields us so thoroughly from reality that "anti-Americanism," as you call it, well may be evidence of the absence of bias.
26 May 06
Originally posted by WulebgrAre you stoned, or is that you in your avatar because you made about as much sense as one-legged man in an ass-kicking contest...🙄
If Americans ever begin to understand why most of the world hates us, we might stop behaving as juvenile delinquents. In fact, the bubble in which most Americans live shields us so thoroughly from reality that "anti-Americanism," as you call it, well may be evidence of the absence of bias.