Why do you so desperately attempt to move out of the spotlight?
Apologies
Re: Apologies
I'm ascertaining if you may be a violent, physical threat.
Because you act like it.
Because you act like it.
Re: Apologies
I won't put you on ignore, but I will ignore you.
You need a break, fella.
You need a break, fella.
Re: Apologies
I'm considering contacting the moderators with this thread.
To get it on record.
You've averaged 30 postings a day.
You need to back off.
To get it on record.
You've averaged 30 postings a day.
You need to back off.
Re: Apologies
Oh, please do!
Lets have an independent opinion on your behaviour.
Walker wrote: ↑Sun Apr 07, 2019 3:46 pmHere's some ironclad reasoning.Greta wrote: ↑Sun Apr 07, 2019 5:06 amHe was once capable of discussion and was occasionally responsive to reason. Now he has become an extremist, seeing the battle against the irredeemably evil "Left" as a kind of desperate holy war that must be won at all costs or disaster will follow.
I would be concerned to hear a Muslim speak of westerners the way Walker speaks of "Leftists". With the rapid rise of right wing extremist terrorism, what I am hearing from Walker is a concern. Increasingly there will be "direct action" groups ready to exploit vulnerable people like Walker who are too consumed with hatred to think clearly and thus be capable of protecting themselves from manipulations by violent hate groups.
Do try and rise above personal attacks, and respond with logic and reason.
Re: Apologies
You've averaged 30 postings a day.
You need to back off.
For your own sake.
You need to back off.
For your own sake.
Re: Apologies
Are you stalking and threatening me?
Re: Apologies
I thought we covered this yesterday? Are you now feigning victimhood in a lame attempt to get out of the spotlight?
Your ego must be really fragile if you feel stalked and threatened by somebody asking you for an apology.
Are you really THAT terrified of saying "I am sorry for being a dick"?
Re: Apologies
na, na na na, this sort of thing doesn't fly, reason why is one is always in some sort of agreement with others around ones self, from government law to household rules, and failure to meet said agreements in some sort of way that effects others with unfortunate results calls for apologies and or regret. how one handles such things may be a discussion of value but to say no apologies is to be an island, of which no man is. and if one isn't "sorry" they harmed another they agreed to not harm, doesn't belong with people in the first place.Walker wrote: ↑Tue Apr 09, 2019 2:46 pm viewtopic.php?f=7&t=15971&hilit=Apology+Hobbes+choice
Here’s an old thread about apologies.
Some wounded egos are probably just itching to post on it.
It's called never regret, never apologize.
viewtopic.php?f=7&t=15971&hilit=Apology+Hobbes+choice
*
Here's a cut and paste of the first posting.
It's a good thread.
*
Never regret, Never apologise.
Post by Hobbes' Choice » Tue Jun 23, 2015 7:16 am
Smart people, who are mindful and aware never have to apologise. Get out of that Christian blame/shame culture, there ain't no god to punish you, so grow up.
Apologies.
When the shit hits the fan and something goes wrong apologies are empty. They can only be a response to two things: 1) an admission of guilt, or 2) an admission of a lack of maturity.
I can think of no thing, which I have done that would ever deserve an apology. Were I to apologise for something I'd be admitting that I intended to do wrong. Well I have reached an age that if I intend to do wrong, then I damn well mean it, if not then the thing I am being asked to apologise for was an unintended consequence of an act I did NOT intend. Well If I did not intend it, then why would I want to apologise. How would an apology help? What is the function of an apology? Apologies are for children. They make them reflect on unwise action; they make them feel small and vulnerable in order that the child will reflect and change his ways. For an adult, no apology ought ever to be necessary. When things happen I EXPLAIN, I never apologise.
Regret.
Regrets are much the same as guilt trips that require apologies. Things can go wrong and you make mistakes. But a "mistake" is by nature unintended. When you screw up, and if you are mature, you have acted in the best possible way given your circumstances. No one intends to screw-up. If you do then why regret your decisions? At any given moment you pays your money and you makes your choice. Why would you want to regret a choice that YOU made? If you don't like it: reflect, learn., move on! Regret is an empty emotion that serves no purpose but self indulgence. I've known people who have regretted something for decades. WHY? Do Something about it! But stop bleating. Take control of your present. Move on. TO regret, is to regret who you are. You made the choice - live with it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fFtGfyruroU
Re: Apologies
That's reasonable.DPMartin wrote: ↑Tue Apr 09, 2019 11:43 pm
na, na na na, this sort of thing doesn't fly, reason why is one is always in some sort of agreement with others around ones self, from government law to household rules, and failure to meet said agreements in some sort of way that effects others with unfortunate results calls for apologies and or regret. how one handles such things may be a discussion of value but to say no apologies is to be an island, of which no man is. and if one isn't "sorry" they harmed another they agreed to not harm, doesn't belong with people in the first place.
Thing is, there was no harm, and the demand for an apology is being used as a club.
The person demanding an apology in this case (the unbalanced one above demanding apologies), has lost perspective of time, place, and situation.
If the time in question is examined, the sequence of events leading to his hysteria is apparent.
He has self-control issues, and blames others for that.
I think he has been posting here too much, and that caused a loss of perspective.
(30 postings a day for 4 months)
I kindly suggested that he take a break, which simply produced more hysteria.
I think that after his break, he will likely feel remorse, so I said in advance of his break, no hard feelings.
The question of: Are you stalking and threatening me? ... is to get a response, for the record.
There are two possible responses to this question. Yes, or no.
If I had the authority to give him his much needed break, I would do so.
Last edited by Walker on Wed Apr 10, 2019 12:30 am, edited 1 time in total.