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megaman79 on 21 February 2010
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highwaystar101 said:
sguy78 said:

Maybe you should stop making false statements yourself. Where in one of my posts have I called someone stupid? At what point did I call you a "Tree Hugging Liberal?" I haven't shown grace? What fantasy land do you live in?

As for calling people stupid. You said to Leo-J, after a decent post explaining his position, "That's it keep drinking the kool aid", how is that no calling someone stupid? You insulted his intelligence, when you could have at least attempted to give a constructive rebuttal. You've done it several times.

Especially insulting people because they are liberal. For example "Typical Liberal response. Your arguments are flawed, and you are losing on logical grounds, so we need to be shut up because we don't agree with you, right?"

It's attacking people because of their political ideology, I'm afraid that you and megaman had essentially got into a battle of fistcuffs with insults being made on political views. Yes megaman is just as at fault, but some of the stuff you said was downright rude too. I wouldn't consider myself particularly liberal, but much of this just seemed offensive.

I actually never attacked him for his political ideology. I attacked him because of how he used this thread specifically to pick a fight.

By all means have a look at this one too. http://www.vgchartz.com/forum/thread.php?id=101758&page=2&str=1577795198#12

Yes, my choice of words arn't particularly helpful. This is the internet after all, not Harvard law.

 



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