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Subject: Re: Moderation: Inflammatory? be fair Michael...

Author: KarinsDad

Date: 00:50:28 01/12/00

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On January 12, 2000 at 01:01:17, robert michelena wrote:

>And not selective in the posts you decide to present to us to prove that my
>defending myself is "childish".  My complaint was not with that particular
>thread.  My bone of contention was with the thread dealing with an individual
>who claimed to be a lawyer and stated that it would be a disgrace for me to be
>one too ( I am a law student).  That was the one I was refering to.   A certain
>all star moderator here took me to task publicly, but not the other person.
>
>To tell you the truth, if certain people wish to judge my standing up for what I
>and a great many others view as absurd allegations, that is fine with me.  I am
>frankly getting bored with the vitriolic venom i am getting here and in my
>emails.

I do not find it absurd. I know some IMs who have beaten computers recently (I
realize that you later changed your comment to not include IMs and above, but
that was much later in the thread).

I also have checked out that thread (most of it is still in the archives for
those of you who do not have access to deleted posts). Well, now I know the time
frame (the day I went on vacation) and why I was unaware of it. Looks like Dann
acted appropriately to me. Again, it is a matter of degree. If someone says they
did something and you tell them they are full of it, guess what you are calling
them and what kind of thread you are starting?

And the lawyer comments were not that impressive. Gotta say Robert, not one of
your better days. You were not the only person jabbing that day, but then again,
it looks like you started the trend in the thread. The fact that you are still
harboring a grudge over such a trivia thing doesn't say much either. I think you
are taking the idea that you are right and others are wrong a little too
seriously here. As a law student, you should know that things are not ever so
black and white and there are always at least two sides to every story. If you
cannot see the other side of it, I doubt anything I say will convince you
otherwise (ps. you will need that skill to be a good lawyer; I know, my sister
is a lawyer and she is not only very good at her job, but also very capable of
seeing all sides of an issue).

My advice: give it a rest. Take it easy. It's not that important. Honestly. And
don't be so harsh on Dann. He's just trying to do his best like the rest of us.

KarinsDad :)



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