in reply to Jokes, ad-hominem attacks, and sensitivity

There's already a line drawn. That line is invisible and subject to change without notice.

Any separating line which isn't a domain border (and/or a border of distinct realities) is highly arbitrary. As are borders between states, or religions for that matter.

update:

The best weapons against insults are a sharp two-sided sword of wit and a broad shield of humour.

--shmem

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