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Should he be banned?

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Author Topic: Should JamesTheLeet be banned?  (Read 9683 times)





it's not as if there was a very small timeframe between our posts,nooo

and it's not as if i'm automatically directed to the newest page whenever i post, no no no!

how could i think such a thing?

it's not as if there was a very small timeframe between our posts,nooo

and it's not as if i'm automatically directed to the newest page whenever i post, no no no!

how could i think such a thing?
What the hell did you just say?

What the hell did you just say?

someone doesn't understand sarcasm.

there was less than a minute between out posts, and my post started a new page,directing me to that page according to my look and layout preferences, and i have my look and layout preferences set to also not notify me when a new post is made while i write my post.

someone doesn't understand sarcasm.

there was less than a minute between out posts, and my post started a new page,directing me to that page according to my look and layout preferences, and i have my look and layout preferences set to also not notify me when a new post is made while i write my post.

A. K. A. it is entirely possible i didn't see your post until you pointed it out.

A. K. A. it is entirely possible i didn't see your post until you pointed it out.
But you quoted the post there he said "Other than my avatar". :o



A-HA!

Why didn't you tell me earlier you were narrow-minded? This whole argument could've been avoided.

Have a nice day.
If you ran out of argumentative statements you could have just said it.



You don't have to like people, but I'm not sure your intolerance of furries is proper grounds to ban him on.

but I dunno



Tbh, I don't have a strong opinion for or against furries.

I'm not sure your intolerance of furries is proper grounds to ban him on.

Fur-friendry will not be tolerated here.

If you ran out of argumentative statements you could have just said it.

You want to continue? Okay.

Well no it doesn't because being a furry is an incredibly dolled up form of bestiality.

Take, for example, two pictures of a tiger.
One from the wild, one anthropomorphic. Are they both not animals?
Does wanting to have love with the latter make it ok?

Can a guy who draws furry comics and has orgies with people in animal suits be arrested for bestiality when they have never done anything to an animal? No. The difference is action. Anything somebody wants to do in their private life is fine as long as it does not harm any person or animal. Wanting is not the same as doing. There are people that fall in the "doing" category, and that is wrong. Anything up to that harms nobody. If somebody wants to sit in their room all day and fap to animals, have at it. If somebody tries to screw an animal, call the police.

And using national socialists was a poor example because society also looks down on national socialists. It's a shame they have any rights in this country.

And yes, I understand that being gay and black was looked down upon in society (I myself don't like gays) but there are certain things that should never be accepted, like child enthusiasts or national socialists.

There was nothing wrong with the national socialist example as I was not trying to compare it to how society looks at national socialists, it was to distinguish between the wanting and doing aspect of freedom to like what you want.

But what I said about furries holds true for others. national socialists have a right to hate blacks and Jews. The Westboro baptist church has a right to hate gays. You have a right to hate furries. But hating something does not harm it. Fapping to a picture of something does not harm it either.

I'll leave it at that. I can't make it any clearer than this. But as I said, you're narrow minded, so you'll probably find someway to twist what I said or form half your argument around misinterpreting it.