[ ARC forum 2 ]
Written by chImp at 25 Jul 2003 23:12:36: AJ, you're full of it part II
As an answer to: Re: Thank you for taking the time to care written by AJ at 25 Jul 2003 20:42:20:
No AJ, that was a threat. I don't care if FatherMag was in breach of anything. You tried to suppressthe freedom of expression at FatherMag, and for that you were rightfully kicked out (that's the only case where I support banning participants of a forum). Burst Media is a bunch of assholes if they have specific conditions as to what should or should not be discussed at a forum. If they're so interested in it, they could check for themselves occasionally, but we don't need a buch of fucking retarded kids with the desire to "tell their mummy" about violation of "house rules". Fuck off, AJ
As to PaulB, he convinced me that he's a doctor. If I were to ask a person on the Web something relating to programming, and his advice would help me, then that would convince me he was a programmer. I don't need to see a "license". All I know that I've never seen any "customer" telling PaulB that his advice was flawd or harmful. Again - fuck off, AJ!
And if you, Robin, will start to boot people from this people or give other people that power, you are no different from AJ.
>The "threat" you are referring to, Jim, was that if the moderator did not do something about the extremists and stop all those (like yourself) that happily insult others that do not agree with you, then I would inform Burst Media that fathermag was in breach of the advertisers terms and conditions (what with the frequent posting of nude pictures and racism - like your outburst as to how you feel about Jewish people.) Sadly, the fathermag mod chose to ban me rather than have to deal with the kooks that were busy being abusive to others that did not share their views.
>Also, PaulB is from objective or impartial on the subject. As to whether he is a doctor or not is very debatable. No evidence has ever been presented here that indiciates the truth of the matter. However, one would hazard a guess that a real doctor would not be so merrily unprofessional and remiss in his responsibilities to diagnos and suggest a course of action without examination to reliably and accurately diagnos the problem.