Jacques Du Pasquier wrote:
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> As far as I'm concerned, I understand it, and I do not fly into rage.
> But I note that, in the circa 200 messages you posted these last 2
> months (which coincides with my presence here), you stated your point
> of view on this topic a very large number of times almost unchanged,
> and I can't understand why.
I keep trying because it is important to me. I think that maybe
if I say it just a bit differently or with perhaps a bit more
patience or with a bit more care to not be understood then maybe
the ills of the situation can be lessened at least a little
bit. Or maybe a few who do not see some of the downsides as I
do will see things just a bit differently.
>
> I think all list members got it, whether they agree or not.
>
Apparently this is not so judging from the comments I still see
in response.
> I understand the importance you attach to it, but as important as it
> is, I don't think you will convince people who do not agree with you
> by massive repetition ; it will only raise their irritation.
>
The above is why I try to say it again. How can I be silent
when I see what looks to me like very hardened and dangerous
attitudes being expressed that greatly worry me. Would I not be
remiss if I did not speak out?
> It is not "the last who talks wins the argument", and one should not,
> based on such principle, repeat the same thing until the opponent gets
> silent... How is the resulting "repetition flood" respectful to the
> list members ?
>
I said nothing I said out of disrespect. Quite the contrary.
- samantha
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