I'm sorry to hear this. Honestly am. But I think you are going a bit overboard here. There are better ways to go about this than having a tantrum and quitting a forum you have been a huge part of. Just my opinion.
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I'm sorry to hear this. Honestly am. But I think you are going a bit overboard here. There are better ways to go about this than having a tantrum and quitting a forum you have been a huge part of. Just my opinion.
Look, I personally did not find the post offensive. I honestly did not find it funny at all either.
But religion is like politics, a topic better left untouched. It only causes a huge mess, and opens a huge can of worms.
I'll make just this final comment as well (although I probably shouldn't), but I find religious people often are the most hypocritical when it comes to things like this (My opinion, based on my experiences). They are quick to talk bad about people, beliefs, religions, and ideas they do not agree with (in the name of their religion and "freedom of speech"), but are the first to be offended when something is said about what they like, believe, or agree with. And for that reason its another reason that everyone should choose to leave religion out of this forum (although it is not against the forum rules to do so).
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Snautzer01
, how about we just be a lil less dramatic over this, and not go overboard. The mods are already out in a tight spot trying to keep the peace as it is.
Lets chalk it up to a misunderstanding, drink a beer and forget about this. Its too stupid a topic to lose friends over.
But religion is like politics, a topic better left untouched. It only causes a huge mess, and opens a huge can of worms.
I'll make just this final comment as well (although I probably shouldn't), but I find religious people often are the most hypocritical when it comes to things like this (My opinion, based on my experiences). They are quick to talk bad about people, beliefs, religions, and ideas they do not agree with (in the name of their religion and "freedom of speech"), but are the first to be offended when something is said about what they like, believe, or agree with. And for that reason its another reason that everyone should choose to leave religion out of this forum (although it is not against the forum rules to do so).
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Snautzer01
, how about we just be a lil less dramatic over this, and not go overboard. The mods are already out in a tight spot trying to keep the peace as it is.Lets chalk it up to a misunderstanding, drink a beer and forget about this. Its too stupid a topic to lose friends over.
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Too many perfect solutions there for me so I will just stick to Guinness or a good cognac and miss out on the mixed solutions headache that would otherwise follow.
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How about you remember wich members left because of you ??
Dear god. Not just members but writers.
I think, you, of all people should butt out of giving advice on matters of behavior or being dramatic.
This is what i said to a pm i got from a mod.
Well must say i cooled off a bit.
Cant stand those twats that start waving their whatever believes in my face. I would have removed the meme if he asked me in a pm. I would have shaken my head in disbelieve. But i would have deleted.
But going straigh to admin. I must say i felt betrayed by that on its own.
But what infuriated me is that this kind of back stabbing rude behavior was effective.
In that it was removed.
Because a twat felt he was wronged.
This was the meme.
I cannot see any harm in it.
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I really cant stand being told to adjust because some dickhead in Kentucky feels like a Jeanne d'Arc and feels offended. Does nothing for the board but surely can find the report button. And gets rewarded.
Next thing is that a guy finds that the swastikas on the models, so proudly presented in o so many threads here offended him. And his believes.
The fact that it is historical won't work in the argument anymore. Because.. he is offended.
Though he would have a better point then a meme with poor ole Cookie who is not liking a cookie.
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You are right, I have nothing further to say to you. You know where the door is. Bye.
As I said in the PM, I have no need or desire to fight and argue with you. I was just saying you should not overreact and make decisions based on emotions. I used to do that a lot, and I try not to now (with varying degrees of success).
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how about we just be a lil less dramatic over this, and not go overboard.
I hate people finding themselves too important, that's one of my "peeves".
You were talking about a line in the sand, threatening with legal actions is just that.
I suggest you remove yourself from the forum for a while and cool down or we will do it for you.
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