OT: "Abusive drivel"?? How so??

On Nov 26, 9:15 am, "Mike Avery" <mavery81...@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in http://groups.google.com/group/rec.food.baking/msg/14bd3dd6b6a9d3aa :



> Oh yes. Definitely. And passionately. Your unending abusive drivel
> has definitely aroused that sort of sentiment. And I am quite sure
> that I am far from the only one who feels that way.
>
> However, to torture you, I'd have to know where you are and then I'd
> have to actually be near you.
>
> Quite frankly, that is more distasteful than I could stand. We all
> have our limits, and actually meeting you would be well beyond mine.
> You are spared torture, but you continue to be the object of disdain
> and contempt. Now then, do you think you could go and pollute some
> other news group?



Please explain how my posts equate to "abusive drivel". I am simply expressing how a lot of the food manufacturers intentionally cheat customers.
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