DecadentDesire -> RE: Playing with Sub when your away (8/29/2011 3:07:39 PM)
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ORIGINAL: HannahLynHeather quote:
But...hey...maybe next time you will "get" me. i fucking hope not, i'd rather get the aids thank you very much. but it is cute the way you pretend to be an intelligent person when you clearly aren't. in your failed attempt at a defense of what you said to counter my statement you left out the key phrase, either because you are to fucking stupid to realize it was the key, or you hoped everybody else on here was. i'm not, sucks to be you. here it is: "In light of that" Ahh, temper, temper....easy now. Someone might think I am starting to get to you with such vicious responses like that. This is only going to make it ten times harder for you to posture yourself like you are pulling my strings or manipulating me into responding to you. quote:
dude says he knows its wrong, and doesn't try justify it, so because of that <that's what "in light of that" means> dd decides to give the guy advice in how to successfully continue to do wrong. seems pretty fucking unequivocal to me, if you interpret this differently, please parse it out for me, i'd be interested in seeing the line of reasoning required to do that. Yes, sugarfluffybunnypoo, I used the words "In light of that" as in "In light of the fact that you managed to handle yourself pretty well in this thread, I am going to go out of my way to answer your question, even though I find your behavior questionable". I'm sorry I left that out. I didn't realize you were making such a huge assumption about a single phrase. I'll make a point to provide a break down of everything I write for your understanding from now on. I can also use alternating bright colors to simulate crayons if that will help. I don't think that will be neccessary though. You are clearly smarter than me and capable of figuring out that people use "In light of" to reference the reasons they previously listed, not the ones you made up and projected into their writing. I gave him advice for the following reasons... - He asked a question about a specific topic, not advice on his relationship.
- I liked the guy. He manged to calmly call you out on your bullshit. Someone like that can't be all that bad.
- He stated that he did not want to go into the specifics of his relationship. He also asked to not be judged. His relationship is none of my business. He is not asking me for advice on his relationship. He is not asking me to approve his behavior. He has asking for some help in one particular area. Typically, when people ask me to stay out of their affairs, I do. I am not in the habit of running my mouth off, hurling insults and condemnations about a situation I know nothing about, because I have an Internet connection and an opinion.
- Even if I were to feel the need to speak out against him, everyone in this thread has already done a fine job of pointing out how wrong he is. The horse is dead.
- If he was commiting murder, I would intervene in anyway I could. If he was commiting theft, I would do the same. If he was commiting rape, he would be dead. If he is participating in adultery, it is not within my own personal code to get involved unless they are personal friends of mine. This is a matter between the individuals involved. I don't make exceptions to that, because I can run off my mouth off on the Internet with no consequence. As such, I am being indifferent and answering the question without involving myself in the issue of adultery.
I have no doubt that you are going to respond to this, calling it bullshit, because I follow a different code and set of standards then your own. So just to make sure we are absolutely clear, I am going to speak in a style that I know you can understand... Fuck you and whatever code of behavior you are trying to impose on me quote:
as an a side, hammy does in fact try to justify it repeatedly, yet dd here overlooks that in his rush to support the twit and claim to be the only one to do so. Mmmm...no...not supporting....or condemning. Indifference. Everyone has reasons for doing something. EVERYONE. There is a huge difference between saying "I am right in what I am doing and here is the reasons why" and "I know I am wrong, but I am doing it anyways for these reasons". I see the latter when I read his posts.
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