Author: Robert Raese
Date: 15:38:53 04/26/01
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On April 26, 2001 at 16:08:59, Thorsten Czub wrote: >IMO you cannot solve a conflict with both sides >arguing: > >i am right. you are wrong. > >no. you are wrong. i am right. > >this does not help anyway... > >instead we could see it the following way: > >chris has been thrown out. > >i don't care if he wants in or not. >but when he posts, i would appreciate that he can post with his name. >so that anybody knows WHO is the xyz that has posted this or that. >thats the main problem with an anonymous post: you don't know who >is the guy you don't like. > >look. if chris was once a chess programmer, i think he has the right >to get an account here. and he has maybe the right to fuck off >when he wants. and come maybe back in a few years. > >i don't think he is out for pissing on people. > >we are all pissed off from time to time. >and in other times, we are very nice and kind and do senseful things. > >but we should not, try to seperate people out only because we have different >opinion. > >i would fight for bob, in the same way i would fight for chris or bruce, >i would fight for frederic to get his account back, and of course for amir. >i know that mogens is different opinion than i am, or chessfun. >but i would not like to see somebody throw them out. > >because computerchess would be boring when only ONE point of view is posted. >or only ONE opinion is there. > >i do not believe that computerchess will make progress when there is only >the political correct way to do it. > >isn't it democracy to fight for the right of your opponent ? >when i feel that ossi weiner is right, and his enemies are wrong, >i say so. if he says something i don't like, i say so. >same counts for any other. > >i am not biased for ONE person or against ONE person in general. >if somebody is discriminated for his personal ideals and point of views, >the whole group and the whole community is shit. no. just the people who discriminate are shit. there is no such thing as "group responsibility" only individual responsibility. if i treat somebody unfairly, there is no "shared guilt." the shame is mine alone. IMHO :)
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