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 Posted: Tue Apr 03, 2007 10:19 pm
Well, in your defense Kate, she did make the analogy in the first place towards you and your/our religion, and turnabout is fair play.
Aside from that, I don't really have anything to add; Carry on. ninja
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Posted: Wed Apr 04, 2007 2:03 am
lymelady   At any rate, name-dropping isn't allowed. Vent all you want without dropping a name, but it's not going to hurt you if we get reported, it's going to hurt Miranda, and it could possibly get the guild shut down. I know you don't want that. I also know that's not your intention, and truth be told, I'd probably name-drop if I'd been put through that by a friend.
You're definitely not dense or stupid. Neither is Peer. Even though I have little confidence in myself, I still say I'm not dense or stupid either. She calls us all stupid and dense because we're pro-life. I don't agree with her. I certainly don't think I could be friends with her, because my self-confidence is low enough that I don't need a friend who degrades me even more. I've been down that road.
It's very possible to be friends with people who are pro-choice. Look at you and Peer. Look at me, even. My best friend is pro-choice, I'm marrying a man who is pro-choice, most of my family is pro-choice. But people who look down on you for having a different belief than they do? They aren't worth it. They can be wonderful friends to other people, but no one can be a wonderful friend to someone he or she looks down on.
It's almost impossible to believe that anyone can be that mad at you Kaiser, or think that you're anything near stupid or ignorant. But some people don't tolerate differing viewpoints on some issues, even if they try to. You know I have a very high opinion of you, or if you don't, you should. A lot of other people do too, I know this for a fact. She's wrong, plain and simple.  Sorry about that. sweatdrop Twas a slip up, my bad people. Exactly. 3nodding Just because I don't agree with you on this, it doesn't make you bad people. It just means that you view life as inherently important, more so than certain rights, I do not think so. I think that the worth of a life is a direct correlation to the freedom it has; hence why in an anarchist state life really is your most important asset. lymey; you'd be surprised at how hateful certain people can be. xd
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Posted: Wed Apr 04, 2007 7:28 am
I'm not surprised by how hateful some people are. I've met plenty of hateful people, but online I'm pretty confrontational. I don't mean to be, I just am, which is funny because I'm such a shy and amiable person by nature. But Kaiser...I'm surprised by that hatred being directed at Kaiser. That'd be sorta like directing hate at Lorysa. He's so respectful and likable, and he doesn't have a quick temper.
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Posted: Wed Apr 04, 2007 9:21 am
I.Am Well, in your defense Kate, she did make the analogy in the first place towards you and your/our religion, and turnabout is fair play. Aside from that, I don't really have anything to add; Carry on. ninja I have somethign to add. You all know assholery is part of me, but I stop when I feel or people tell me I'm going to far. But, you all know I make certain exceptions. Every now and then I love telling one of them (mostly her) to get her sticky buns back infront of the stove. But, hey, I'm a merciful guy, I left her a basin of warm water to soak her feet while she works.
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