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But Harbal you are a Yorkshireman!?...If you,re not causing offence well you,re just not trying hard enough. Now c,mon lud..lift ya game!...

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Every now and then, one comes across someone without enough intelligence to get offended.

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I think I once let my temper get the better of me on here and I lost it with someone. I felt very glad to get it.off my chest because the person had been making me feel pissed off for a while and I let them have . Normally that's not me, i like a quiet , easygoing life. Im not very opinionated and as some are in here I dont bother to disagree, each t otheir own. We all have our opinions, some stronger than others.

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so what you really think and get banned

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Beware the Big Apple.

I don't understand.

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I think you do, Surfer.

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So do I. It all depends. Is it worth it? What would be the consequences? Would I have to suffer from some? Is it a level playing field where my views would just be accepted as those of other people?
There are more places where no real free speech is possible and here I don't mean the big issues and politics. I admit that I kept my mouth shut at work and elsewhere including internet forums.

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So is it better to hide in the corner and say nothing until the nasties go away?
Or stand up for what you believe is right?

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It depends on how nasty the nasties are. If the nasties are very nasty, and there's a comfy chair in the corner, it's probably better to stay in the corner.