You're exceptionally inappropriate. Standing on the moral high ground is taboo, but people like you re-validates the existence of the pedestal in first place.

This post has been edited by Deadlocks: Jan 7 2016, 03:40 AM

Sorry, I just thought that there should be people who will take care of the rabid dogs before they start biting everyone.

Nah, I use a metaphorical stick (in the guise of verbal comebacks) to hit it.

Oh well, someone has to take the fall while trying to shoo the rabid dog away.

It might as well be me (who gets bitten), as long someone does the right thing.

But to avoid the thread getting nuked, I'll refrain myself.

On a side note, I can't believe the rabid dogs are loved by those in the control room with nukes. Oh well. I apologize for the verbal violence (although I thought I made it so that the rabid dog would have a soft landing).

Sorry.

This post has been edited by Deadlocks: Jan 7 2016, 06:57 AM

Promotion time! Read my signature.

(I know this is off-topic, won't happen again)

This post has been edited by Deadlocks: Jan 7 2016, 07:02 AM

I am sure that the fact you need to do something to tell me to do nothing, is already doing something.

But of course, this thread is not a topic for philosophical debate, and I understand exactly what you meant.

What happened to me was honestly an emotional response to something simple: injustice. It's not fair for someone to be judge the LGBTIQPA community so ignorantly, and personally, that sort of inequality and injustice resonates very strongly in me. I am the Chow-Yun Fatt - Brother Mark - Mark Gor of equality (okay, maybe not that great, but a bit like that).

Of course, because we're all educated and civilized people, there was never a need for violence nor even verbal violence of any sort. Just understand that if anyone would ask someone to raise their hand to advocate equality, I will most likely be the first one to raise my hands. It is in my personal beliefs that the world is already unfair as it is, and there's already too few people left people in the world who will stand up for what it is right. And if I do not see anyone doing it while I am in the vicinity, you can be sure that I will most likely stand up to fight any forms of ignorance.

The quote 无为而无不为 was most likely Confucius's master once said to him, but remember, Confucius said the path that he takes is different from his master. Confucius went on to civilize China's morality as a result.

This post has been edited by Deadlocks: Jan 8 2016, 12:23 AM

Let it go lar. The rabid dog is not here now.