Fuck off, Ian. If your sole reason for coming here is to throw insults around, I would prefer you didn't.Ian wrote:Confucius say: "Don't bother reasoning with cunts."

Fuck off, Ian. If your sole reason for coming here is to throw insults around, I would prefer you didn't.Ian wrote:Confucius say: "Don't bother reasoning with cunts."
Or I can just watch my step.Xamonas Chegwé wrote:I'm not "calling you out". I'm trying to remove any reason to suspend you before it happens. You have a pattern of behaviour here, accept it or not, that i see moving towards a head. You would do yourself a favour by disengaging for a while.Seth wrote:Oh, I'm chill. Of course you're not acting in an ethical way at all by calling me out while you ignore the outright personal insults that have been recently reported, so fuck off.Xamonas Chegwé wrote:Take a happy pill, Seth. You're ranting a bit and showing a level of negative emotional engagement that the discussion doesn't warrant. In the past this usually happens just before you call someone a cunt and go on holiday. So chill, please.
Of course it was "dealt with behind the scenes," just as all such insults directed at me are ignored.And there has only been one report of a PA on you recently. It was relatively mild and was dealt with behind the scenes. Feel free to report anything similar, as ever.
You fuck off, XC. This site might still be doing well if only we had the balls to put our foot down regarding a tiny handful of malcontents who have no business socializing here, such as Seth. Mods sometimes need to be bouncers, but you more than anyone insisted on tolerating anyone posting here so long as they refrained from ad hom insults to the prescribed degree. I tried to fight that battle when I was a Mod and I lost. Anyone and Everyone who wanted to post here was exactly who was allowed to do so - and now almost everyone else is gone.Xamonas Chegwé wrote:Fuck off, Ian. If your sole reason for coming here is to throw insults around, I would prefer you didn't.Ian wrote:Confucius say: "Don't bother reasoning with cunts."
Happily. These days, you only ever come here when you're in a foul mood and feel like calling "Someone" a cunt anyway. That kind of trade we can do without.Ian wrote:Also, disable my fucking account here.
Fuck off yourself. Last time I try and help you.Seth wrote:Or I can just watch my step.Xamonas Chegwé wrote:I'm not "calling you out". I'm trying to remove any reason to suspend you before it happens. You have a pattern of behaviour here, accept it or not, that i see moving towards a head. You would do yourself a favour by disengaging for a while.Seth wrote:Oh, I'm chill. Of course you're not acting in an ethical way at all by calling me out while you ignore the outright personal insults that have been recently reported, so fuck off.Xamonas Chegwé wrote:Take a happy pill, Seth. You're ranting a bit and showing a level of negative emotional engagement that the discussion doesn't warrant. In the past this usually happens just before you call someone a cunt and go on holiday. So chill, please.
Of course it was "dealt with behind the scenes," just as all such insults directed at me are ignored.And there has only been one report of a PA on you recently. It was relatively mild and was dealt with behind the scenes. Feel free to report anything similar, as ever.
If I call someone an "ignorant cunt" I get suspended, but when someone else does it to me it's "dealt with behind the scenes."
So fuck off XC, you're biased and you know it and so does everybody else, and it's just fine with all of you because I'm the guy you all love to hate.
You're not trying to "help" me, you're wagging your big Mod dick at me to show how powerful and superior you are while you blithely ignore actual violations of the FUA perpetrated against me because you really don't give a fuck whether I violate the FUA, in fact you'd prefer I did so you can suspend me. You just want to pretend to be altruistic and all that shit before the rest of the forum so that next time you decide to fuck with me you can say "Well, I tried to tell him to chill out but he wouldn't listen."Xamonas Chegwé wrote:Fuck off yourself. Last time I try and help you.Seth wrote:Or I can just watch my step.Xamonas Chegwé wrote:I'm not "calling you out". I'm trying to remove any reason to suspend you before it happens. You have a pattern of behaviour here, accept it or not, that i see moving towards a head. You would do yourself a favour by disengaging for a while.Seth wrote:Oh, I'm chill. Of course you're not acting in an ethical way at all by calling me out while you ignore the outright personal insults that have been recently reported, so fuck off.Xamonas Chegwé wrote:Take a happy pill, Seth. You're ranting a bit and showing a level of negative emotional engagement that the discussion doesn't warrant. In the past this usually happens just before you call someone a cunt and go on holiday. So chill, please.
Of course it was "dealt with behind the scenes," just as all such insults directed at me are ignored.And there has only been one report of a PA on you recently. It was relatively mild and was dealt with behind the scenes. Feel free to report anything similar, as ever.
If I call someone an "ignorant cunt" I get suspended, but when someone else does it to me it's "dealt with behind the scenes."
So fuck off XC, you're biased and you know it and so does everybody else, and it's just fine with all of you because I'm the guy you all love to hate.
Thank you MM, you have demonstrated the best about this forum in a single post. The reasons such fora are in decline is because of precisely the sort of "dissenter's veto" that drove me out of RatSkep. It's not that what I have to say is driving people away, it's the fact that I exist and have the balls to continue to post here and say things that they don't want anyone to hear or read, but that they themselves cannot resist reading. It's my very existence as a contrarian voice who is unwilling to bow to the forum agenda that makes people like Ian so mad. It's not that THEY don't want to read it, it's that they don't want ANYONE to read it because it might convince someone else that the forum agenda is actually full of crap, and therefore so are the parrots who chant the Socialist/Progressive party line.mistermack wrote:I don't really agree with Ian.
Nobody's obliged to read Seth's posts, or to reply to them.
To leave because of that is like leaving New York, because of the message in some graffiti.
Or not watching tv, because you don't like friends.
It's the same if you reply to Seth. I don't expect anything but Seth-type posts in reply.
If it does bug me, I don't have to read Seth posts. I only read a few anyway. Most are too long. (for me)
As far as forums are concerned, the are all dwindling. Or that's the impression I get.
It seems to be twitter and facebook that people are drifting towards.
I don't get it, but several people have said the same thing. Whether that's a permanent trend or just a blip, I dunno.
Tl;dr. I stand by my last post. Consider it my only response to anything you post in future.Seth wrote:Some tedious, pompous shit
Fine by me. You'll get my respect when you show me that you are doing your job in an ethical and even-handed manner, not before.Xamonas Chegwé wrote:Tl;dr. I stand by my last post. Consider it my only response to anything you post in future.Seth wrote:Some tedious, pompous shit
You'll never get mine.Seth wrote:Fine by me. You'll get my respect when you show me that you are doing your job in an ethical and even-handed manner, not before.Xamonas Chegwé wrote:Tl;dr. I stand by my last post. Consider it my only response to anything you post in future.Seth wrote:Some tedious, pompous shit
This takes the absolute fucking cake, in terms of retroactively excusing anything done by avowed christians in the name of their religion.Seth wrote:
No Christian faith has ever advocated or participated in the torture or murder of anyone. Any religious group that advocates or participates in such acts cannot, by definition, be "Christian" because Christ expressly forbids his followers from torturing or killing anyone, ever. Therefore the Catholic church, during the time of the Spanish Inquisition (which was in Spain by the way), was not a Christian organization.
The No true Scotsman fallacy at its most pronounced.Seth wrote:No Christian faith has ever advocated or participated in the torture or murder of anyone. Any religious group that advocates or participates in such acts cannot, by definition, be "Christian" because Christ expressly forbids his followers from torturing or killing anyone, ever. Therefore the Catholic church, during the time of the Spanish Inquisition (which was in Spain by the way), was not a Christian organization.
JimC wrote:This takes the absolute fucking cake, in terms of retroactively excusing anything done by avowed christians in the name of their religion.Seth wrote:
No Christian faith has ever advocated or participated in the torture or murder of anyone. Any religious group that advocates or participates in such acts cannot, by definition, be "Christian" because Christ expressly forbids his followers from torturing or killing anyone, ever. Therefore the Catholic church, during the time of the Spanish Inquisition (which was in Spain by the way), was not a Christian organization.
One can point out that many actions committed by christians in the past can now, in hindsight, be seen as antithetical to some major tenets of their own religion without saying that this means they were actually not christians, implying that christians have never, ever done anything wrong...
Aquinas: not, nor never was, a Christian, apparently."With regard to heretics two points must be observed: one, on their own side; the other, on the side of the Church. On their own side there is the sin, whereby they deserve not only to be separated from the Church by excommunication, but also to be severed from the world by death. For it is a much graver matter to corrupt the faith which quickens the soul, than to forge money, which supports temporal life. Wherefore if forgers of money and other evil-doers are forthwith condemned to death by the secular authority, much more reason is there for heretics, as soon as they are convicted of heresy, to be not only excommunicated but even put to death."
Thomas Aquinas, Summa Theologica, 1274
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