Re: hello


"alarman" <thatsallfolksl@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Nathan W. Collier wrote:
while i wont refute nor confirum what you say of mr. bass (i dont know
anything about him yet, therefore who am i to pass judgement?) i feel
that laying everything at his feet is irresponsible. its evident
that this group is a vast resource for alarm information. its also
obvious however, that _some_ go out of their way just to be jerks. this
is
why i prefer to simply learn when i can, teach when i can,
and avoid the petty bickering as much as possible. i could argue
back and forth with those i find to be jerks, but i find it much
easier to simply avoid their posts.
thank you for taking the time to explain your thoughts.

Let me see if I get this: You will not pass judgement on "Mr. Bass", but
you
judge me irresponsible without any knowledge of the history of this group.
Is that about it?
js

I think he called you a jerk


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