20 Nov 21
@suzianne saidI’m fine with whatever is thrown at me.
You yourself have experienced the attacks, the demeaning denigration, the crusade that some here launch into whenever they see someone disagreeing with them, no matter the level of disagreement.
"Saying it" leads to exhaustion when those attacks continue even after you leave the futile discussion. For many, signaling one's disagreement anonymously is vital to avoid the a ...[text shortened]... sapproval without enduring a campaign of lies and endless friction merely for stating one's opinion.
You clearly aren’t.
@divegeester saidYou were singing a different tune when you WERE a Ghost Chamber member! 😉
I personally don’t care about thumbs Suzianne, but I know you do.
I’m on a righteous crusade to stop you and your clique destroying this forum with your tub-thumping self-righteousness.
-VR
20 Nov 21
@divegeester saidon a jihad?
I personally don’t care about thumbs Suzianne, but I know you do.
I’m on a righteous crusade to stop you and your clique destroying this forum with your tub-thumping self-righteousness.
20 Nov 21
@very-rusty saidWhy do you feel sad ?
You know the sad part here?
I use to be YOU...at least the way you are acting!
-VR
20 Nov 21
@suzianne saidThing is, though, red thumbs have become meaningless and personal. I could say 'Grass is green' on here and I'd get thumbs - down. Red thumbs aren't vital, expressing opinion on this site isn't vital. Oxygen is vital, food is vital, cricket is vital. (Okay, the last one might have an element of personal bias...)
You yourself have experienced the attacks, the demeaning denigration, the crusade that some here launch into whenever they see someone disagreeing with them, no matter the level of disagreement.
"Saying it" leads to exhaustion when those attacks continue even after you leave the futile discussion. For many, signaling one's disagreement anonymously is vital to avoid the a ...[text shortened]... sapproval without enduring a campaign of lies and endless friction merely for stating one's opinion.
@indonesia-phil saidWe are all biased...to some degree.👍
Thing is, though, red thumbs have become meaningless and personal. I could say 'Grass is green' on here and I'd get thumbs - down. Red thumbs aren't vital, expressing opinion on this site isn't vital. Oxygen is vital, food is vital, cricket is vital. (Okay, the last one might have an element of personal bias...)
21 Nov 21
@suzianne saidOh dear. Is one of your clique actually speaking some sense?
You yourself have experienced the attacks, the demeaning denigration, the crusade that some here launch into whenever they see someone disagreeing with them, no matter the level of disagreement.
"Saying it" leads to exhaustion when those attacks continue even after you leave the futile discussion. For many, signaling one's disagreement anonymously is vital to avoid the a ...[text shortened]... sapproval without enduring a campaign of lies and endless friction merely for stating one's opinion.
21 Nov 21
@very-rusty saidWhat tune?
You were singing a different tune when you WERE a Ghost Chamber member! 😉
-VR
What are you on about?