02 Oct 16
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Originally posted by divegeesterI will forgive you but you need to demonstrate remorse and change your behaviour, I cannot forgive you if you simply continue as you are, can I, what is there to forgive you for in such an instance?
So you haven't forgiven me and all that was just Robbie bollox as usual.
Originally posted by FMFand yet I suggest to you that the forum would be more interested in hearing an explanation of your own behaviour, which you have dodged and failed to produce.
robbie is asked to stake his integrity on the things he's said and the way he's behaved on this thread and he dodges, deflects, and then... disappears. 😛
02 Oct 16
Originally posted by robbie carrobiePeople's "forum behaviour" is something that is in the eye of each and every beholder. I am happy with how I have acquitted myself as evidenced by my posting history; I stand by everything I've ever said - and I'm willing to apologize or clarify if otherwise. What you happen to make of my "forum behaviour" is a matter for you.
and yet I suggest to you that the forum would be more interested in hearing an explanation of your own behaviour, which you have dodged and failed to produce.
02 Oct 16
Originally posted by robbie carrobieAre happy for the veracity - and sincerity - of your claim, that you have not been judgmental on this thread, to be an indicator by which people can evaluate your integrity as a poster?
Yes but I am still at a loss to explain your behaviour though. Why do you dredge elements up from the past in order to confront and humiliate other people.
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Originally posted by robbie carrobieIn the, shall we call it, incident between myself and Josephw where you feel I should be forgiving him...will this condition that you apply to me here, be also applied there? I.e. In order for me to forgive him he has to demonstrate remorse and change his behaviour?
I will forgive you but you need to demonstrate remorse and change your behaviour, I cannot forgive you if you simply continue as you are, can I, what is there to forgive you for in such an instance?
02 Oct 16
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Originally posted by FMFIf I was you I would be more concerned about my own inability to explain my own forum behaviour.
Are happy for the veracity - and sincerity - of your claim, that you have not been judgmental on this thread, to be an indicator by which people can evaluate your integrity as a poster?
02 Oct 16
Originally posted by divegeesterI see, well let the healing begin!
In the, shall we call it, incident between myself and Josephw where you feel I should be forgiving him...will this condition that you apply to me here be also applied there? I.e. In order for me to forgive him he has to demonstrate remorse and change his behaviour?
02 Oct 16
Originally posted by robbie carrobieLike I said, people's "forum behaviour" is something that is in the eye of each and every beholder. I post what I post. It's not for me to explain. It's for you to make what you want of it.
If I was you I would be more concerned about your inability to explain your own forum behaviour.
02 Oct 16
Originally posted by FMFIts not for you to explain? you mean its inexplicable? you don't know why you dredge elements up from the past in order to confront other users?
Like I said, people's "forum behaviour" is something that is in the eye of each and every beholder. I post what I post. It's not for me to explain. It's for you to make what you want of it.
02 Oct 16
Originally posted by robbie carrobieWhen I raise things that people have said in the past - just as you do, all the time - I do it because those things seem to me to be pertinent. Added to which is that the fact that I stand by everything I've ever said, and I expect nothing less from other posters.
Its not for you to explain? you mean its inexplicable? you don't know why you dredge elements up from the past in order to confront other users?
Originally posted by FMFHow very interesting, at last, a confession! you want to hold people to the same standards as yourself! and that my friend is the very definition of self righteousness in black and white. Perhaps you have never thought of yourself as self righteous?
When I raise things that people have said in the past - just as you do, all the time - I do it because those things seem to me to be pertinent. Added to which is that the fact that I stand by everything I've ever said, and I expect nothing less from other posters.
02 Oct 16
Originally posted by robbie carrobieI am honest. Consistent. Forthright. And engaged. I hope that everyone more or less aspires to the same things. Yes, sure.
How very interesting, at last, a confession! you want to hold people to the same standards as yourself! and that my friend is the very definition of self righteousness in black and white. Perhaps you have never thought of yourself as self righteous?