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It irked me a great deal.. I edited my original response.. I mean, its one thing to f*ck around with each other with sarcasm and humor, but I think telling somebody that they are not of the faith they were raised in simply because they don't take every aspect of that faith literally is a little offensive to say the least..Originally Posted by gnatty8
Technically, he has a point, though he is wrong in his conclusion. I guess that I'll go address it in that thread. I've been getting a lot of PMs from members saying that who have been offended by something I'd consider fairly innocuous. On one hand, I have no tolerance for racist, mysogynistic, and other truly disgusting statements. On the other hand, some of you guys have got to get slightly thicker skin. Fok. Edited - hated the phrasing in the original post. Please see below for unedited version.
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Technically, he has a point, though he is wrong in his conclusion. I guess that I'll go address it in that thread. I've been getting a lot of PMs from members saying that they are offended by something fairly innocuous. On one hand, I have no tolerance for racist, mysogynistic, and other truly disgusting statements. On the other hand, some of you guys have got to get slightly thicker skin.Originally Posted by LA Guy
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I don't think we should discriminate on the basis of skin thickness on this forum.
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Technically, he has a point, though he is wrong in his conclusion. I guess that I'll go address it in that thread. I've been getting a lot of PMs from members saying that who have been offended by something I'd consider fairly innocuous. On one hand, I have no tolerance for racist, mysogynistic, and other truly disgusting statements. On the other hand, some of you guys have got to get slightly thicker skin.Originally Posted by LA Guy
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Edited - hated the phrasing in the original post. Please see below for unedited version.
Fair enough, but I don't offend very easily, and did not send a PM.. I can go back and respond as I wanted to originally I guess..
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What happened to *Pee, the guy who was talking **** all morning in the Body area? Did he get banned? B/c that was fun while it lasted.Originally Posted by kwilkinson
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I don't think we should discriminate on the basis of skin thickness on this forum.Originally Posted by RJman
I guess I'm guilty of being a little thin-skinned. I reported a post where a member said he liked to masturbate to a particularly brutal **** scene in a movie, and had a history of similar posts about ****.
I'm 100% for free speech but that, especially to a female forum member, is about as progressive as saying "we like to have picnics under lynching trees" or something equally as disgusting.
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I guess I'm guilty of being a little thin-skinned. I reported a post where a member said he liked to masturbate to a particularly brutal **** scene in a movie, and had a history of similar posts about ****.Originally Posted by BrettChaotix
I'm 100% for free speech but that, especially to a female forum member, is about as progressive as saying "we like to have picnics under lynching trees" or something equally as disgusting.
My comment was facetious. I think I would share your reaction, and in fact have felt similarly at quite a number of creepy posts and those who appear to welcome them. Frankly, I'm surprised any real women (as opposed to creepy men pretending to be their fantasy women) can actually read this forum.
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My comment was facetious. I think I would share your reaction, and in fact have felt similarly at quite a number of creepy posts and those who appear to welcome them. Frankly, I'm surprised any real women (as opposed to creepy men pretending to be their fantasy women) can actually read this forum.Originally Posted by RJman
It's not too bad, I stick to DT's though.
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