Originally posted by FMFMy statement was not made on the basis of whether asking awkward questions is ethical, its a simple statement of fact, you are not above reproach.
Why would there be any "reproach" for asking "awkward questions"? You're not making any sense. This is a debate/discussion forum.
Originally posted by robbie carrobieReproach for what then? Your question specifically mentioned "awkward questions" and now you are saying you weren't referring to "awkward questions"?
My statement was not made on the basis of whether asking awkward questions is ethical, its a simple statement of fact, you are not above reproach.
Here's what 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?"
Originally posted by FMFare you above reproach?
Reproach for what then? Your question specifically mentioned "awkward questions" and now you are saying you weren't referring to "awkward questions"?
Here's what you asked me: [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]
Originally posted by robbie carrobieSo what do you put the cause for the personal abuse directed at you down to? If it's not your rude, abrasive, name calling posting style. What would it be?
hardly, even the Christ himself was mocked and he used some quite strong terms, 'off spring of viper', etc etc
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Originally posted by robbie carrobieReproach for what?
are you above reproach?
If you mean would I be above reproach if I breached standards of etiquette, if I was was rude and abrasive, and called people names in the ways you admit to doing, then no, of course not.
There, I've answered you. So now, what issue of "etiquette" do you think there is with asking "awkward questions" on a debate/discussion forum?
Originally posted by FMFMy statement was not made on the basis of whether asking awkward questions is ethical, I merely wanted to point out that you are not above reproach, 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.
Reproach for what?
If you mean would I be above reproach if I breached standards of etiquette, if I was was rude and abrasive, and called people names in the ways you admit to doing, then no, of course not.
There, I've answered you. So now, what issue of "etiquette" do you think there is with asking "awkward questions" on a debate/discussion forum?
Originally posted by robbie carrobieWhat's Christ got to do with anything? We're talking about you, here on RHP Rob, not some Jewish guy who lived 2000 years ago.
hard to say, why was the Christ himself mocked?
Have a stab, why are personal insults directed your way if it's not due to your rude, abrasive and name calling posts?
Originally posted by Proper KnobI really cannot say what motivates other people, sorry.
What's Christ got to do with anything? We're talking about you, here on RHP Rob, not some Jewish guy who lived 2000 years ago.
Have a stab, why are personal insults directed your way if it's not due to your rude, abrasive and name calling posts?
Originally posted by Proper KnobSure 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?
As someone who has fired personal insults your way, albeit a long time ago before I really realised you couldn't help yourself, I'll tell you why i did it. It was because you were rude and abrasive.