17-12-2018, 04:17 PM
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Originally Posted by Julie1962
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I really want to agree with you realist but you can be pretty abusive yourself at times. Some of the things you say about our intelligence or even my daughter the other day was out of order IMO I do try to remain polite and bite my tongue but if you are rude you can't assume everyone will remain polite.
17-12-2018, 04:36 PM
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Would it be too much to ask to read a thread where there isn't bickering?I give up. No wonder Azz has.
You don't like someone's views?
Challenge their view
Don't challenge the poster for holding the view.
Or .. just ignore the thread.
17-12-2018, 04:43 PM
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Originally Posted by morticia
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would it be too much to ask to read a thread where there isn't bickering?I give up. No wonder azz has.
You don't like someone's views?
Challenge their view
don't challenge the poster for holding the view.
Or .. Just ignore the thread.
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17-12-2018, 04:44 PM
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Originally Posted by Realist
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Your abusive post is appalling Bratti and I hope Admin/Mods take the appropriate actions. Please put me on ignore in the future and refrain from such derogatory outbursts.I exercise my right to post my opinions the same as everyone else. Neither you nor anyone else has the right to censor my posts and opinions not those of any other poster.
This is an open forum. If you can't deal with people's varying opinions then it is perhaps not the place for you to be.
I also find certain people's posts hugely frustrating such as some of those in the politics section which are pretty relentless political propaganda. The forum permits it so we simply have to deal with it. Either by ignoring the poster(s) and/or their posts or putting up with it.
If you need help finding the "Ignore" function just ask Admin/Mods and they will point you in the right direction.
The only reason I came to this thread was because Roxy asked me for a second opinion on the items she is taking since I am a nutritionist with the credentials and education.
I didn’t come into this thread to debate with you. If I enjoyed debating I would be in the politics section debating all the time.
I’m not. I think I once accidentally went in there and it was like a crocodile pit. That’s when I realized that I had accidentally wondered in the debate section.
My comments to you were genuine. There are certain disorders that can cause a person to become obsessed with winning at all costs and sometimes they are completely unaware of them which I thought might be the case with you. It’s nothing to be ashamed of. I have mental disorders that often get in the way of proper communicating. Many people have them.
I think it could be possible you have them also but Im not qualified to make such statements.
If this site doesn’t allow mental disorders to be discussed then I’m clearly on the wrong site.
17-12-2018, 05:24 PM
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Originally Posted by Bratti
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MY ABUSIVE POST is APPAULING???The only reason I came to this thread was because Roxy asked me for a second opinion on the items she is taking since I am a nutritionist with the credentials and education.
I didn’t come into this thread to debate with you. If I enjoyed debating I would be in the politics section debating all the time.
I’m not. I think I once accidentally went in there and it was like a crocodile pit. That’s when I realized that I had accidentally wondered in the debate section.
My comments to you were genuine. There are certain disorders that can cause a person to become obsessed with winning at all costs and sometimes they are completely unaware of them which I thought might be the case with you. It’s nothing to be ashamed of. I have mental disorders that often get in the way of proper communicating. Many people have them.
I think it could be possible you have them also but Im not qualified to make such statements.
If this site doesn’t allow mental disorders to be discussed then I’m clearly on the wrong site.
I do feel that if people listened more, rather than gave unwanted advice, we would all get along better. If somebody asks for advice, it is nice if a member can offer it, but constantly repeating it seems like they are sending in a combine harvester to get the seed from one stem of wheat
....and that tends to annoy people.
17-12-2018, 05:31 PM
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Originally Posted by Morticia
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Would it be too much to ask to read a thread where there isn't bickering?I give up. No wonder Azz has.
You don't like someone's views?
Challenge their view
Don't challenge the poster for holding the view.
Or .. just ignore the thread.
Twink and Bratti can't you just ignore someone you don't get on with?
You can't go round accusing someone of having mental health issues just because they challenge you!
17-12-2018, 05:39 PM
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Originally Posted by ruthio
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I do agree with this.Twink and Bratti can't you just ignore someone you don't get on with?
You can't go round accusing someone of having mental health issues just because they challenge you!
I like realist he has some good points but he does make some nasty remarks if people don't agree with him. Then he doesn't like it when people respond in the same way.
Don't give it out if you can't take it.
We a have a few members like that not just realist, so I'm not picking on him personally.
17-12-2018, 05:45 PM
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Originally Posted by ruthio
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I do agree with this.Twink and Bratti can't you just ignore someone you don't get on with?
You can't go round accusing someone of having mental health issues just because they challenge you!
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