Does anyone here have a life? Really?
Misread it, I thought you asked if any of us had a WIFE really.
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Does anyone here have a life? Really?
Brownshirts? Rly? Why do you always have to pick a fight? Is your idea of free speech being able to insult/inflame anyone you want with impunity? It's as boorish as taunting a policeman with "Hey Pig" or going "Oink, oink, oink" at any chance you get. Then you act all surprised and even indignant when they don't treat you with the respect you think you deserve.My plan is to continue to lobby for this, until the brownshirts remove me from the virtual community.
Going back to the allegations on censorship, isn't the whole Agg/dancer thumbs down incident a form of censorship?
Not so much a business decision as it obvious to any unbiased observer what was going on. The exact same report was made on several forums after threats were made as to what would happen if they didn't give them more free trips. We won't be a party to cyber-extortion, no matter how upset a few get over it. Most times when we get asked by businesses to delete a thread, we simply say "no". The decision is not based on them being an advertiser. However, given the evidence, the past history and the fact that this seemed to be a systematic attempt to injure a dive op, I could not, in good conscience, leave it in the open forum. We've done this only a few times and mostly for non-advertisers. After all the prophecies of doom in that thread we are still here. Even our harshest critics, like Chrpai, can't seem to find a better place to spend their time. I guess we aren't that bad after all.Good point but I think it was more of a business decision than true censorship.
Spend a day or two in an ER or urgent care. Your head will explode from all the abuse of the system.
And I counter that if there was proven to be a cure for diabetes, the majority of Americans would not accept it because they will have to work for it and make, they perceive, sacrifices. Much easier to take a pill and continue with their unhealthy lifestyle. Where did this attitude come from? Saying it is a from marketing and advertising is way too simplistic.
We know smoking cause many health problems. We took advertising off TV. People still smoke...
<snip> This is not marketing or advertising of the pharmacutical companies but the standards of today's society.
That's funny. I always see all sorts of nuts on your boat! A few flakes as well, but I just love coconut!Well, there ya go. See, I'm all about the chocolate, but hate nuts mixed in with my chocolate. I'm kind of a chocolate purist. That ^ post explains a lot....