pctech@mybellybutton.com wrote:
No. I blame the people specifically. And since the vast majority of the people that have responded, both here and in the threads, respinded with overt hostitility, it sets the tone for the way the community appears. Right or wrong. That's what it does. If you walked into a crowd of strangers and several of them reacted to you with overt hostility, you'd think, "Jeeze. What a bunch of d*cks."
So you walk into a crowd of strangers, start shouting abuse at them and wonder why people react the way they do?
I "shouted abuse" AFTER I felt that I was being abused.
Furffu.
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On Fri, Aug 04, 2006 at 11:23:54AM -0400, pctech@mybellybutton.com wrote:
community appears. Right or wrong. That's what it does. If you walked into a crowd of strangers and several of them reacted to you with overt hostility, you'd think, "Jeeze. What a bunch of d*cks."
So you walk into a crowd of strangers, start shouting abuse at them and wonder why people react the way they do?
I "shouted abuse" AFTER I felt that I was being abused.
Which is, frankly, the funny part. I mean, seriously, "For those of us who have neither?" -- now *there's* some abuse to strike terror into the soul.
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