Nintendo making over Million Wii's a month

[DMeisterJ]

/sigh.

I had no idea that I was still the topic of discussion an hour later.

I said what I thought was true, and moved on. sqrl and Sky Render didn't agree. I stopped posting because the argument was going nowhere fast. I still believe what I believe, and I expect them to also, last I checked, we can express our opinions, and what we believe to be true. Yes there is evidence that points in the direction of me being wrong, but I choose to ignore that. Does that make me ignorant? sure! But it was (and still is) my opinion.

Also, please don't lump me and pooper in the same pile, we are completely different people.

This is a forum. The OP said what he said, and I said what I said. Whether or not it's true, remains to be seen, as there is no crystal-clear answer. But like I said earlier, I believe what I believe (And I expect everyone else to also). There's nothing wrong with having a difference of opinion with someone else. Like I said earlier, this is a forum, where people can come to express their views and opinions. And I'm glad that both sqrl and Sky Render expressed that they believed that Nintendo was stockpiling, because that is their opinion, and they are entitled to do so, but I do feel like I'm being treated unfairly because all I did was express my opinion. I haven't "lost my senses" Final-fan, merely expressed my opinion. I didn't put anyone down, throw any personal jabs, just my opinion.

Obviously my opinion wasn't close to public opinion, but that's what keeps the forums interesting, differing opinions. I don't have anything against sqrl or Sky Render, and I hope that they don't have anything against me, but I simply left the thread, because our argument was going nowhere fast, and this is how I got banned before, having an argument with someone then refreshing the page to find out I was banned. No warning or anything to that extent, so I didn't continue arguing, because I felt like that would happen again.

I hope that this clears everything up.