in reply to Re^2: Reaped: Re: fork usage
in thread fork usage

Well, then you either live among hypocrites or you think everyone is "extremely rude". Saying something bad about someone is quite often simply TRUE. It's rude or even extremely rude only sometimes. And whether it is depends on what what and how you said. If you cannot ever say anything bad about or to anyone, you have to lie about half of the time.

And regarding the next paragraph ... no that would not be racism. That would be experience. The original poster did sound like one of the bunch of Indians of late. No one said all Indians are stupid or lazy, but we've had quite a few that are apparently both lately so assuming another stupid or lazy poster is also an Indian is quite understandable. Though in the current politically correct world banned.

And not only is it unclear what did those monks agree with, but more importantly there were only five of them.

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Re^4: Reaped: Re: fork usage
by ikegami (Patriarch) on Aug 24, 2009 at 17:08 UTC

    Well, then you either live among hypocrites or you think everyone is "extremely rude". Saying something bad about someone is quite often simply TRUE

    Rudeness is how something is said, not what is said.

    "Shut the fuck up" is a command, so I don't see how it can be true (or false).

    That would be experience.

    Prejudice based on experience is still prejudice.

    No one said all Indians are stupid or lazy,

    "Only Indians are stupid or lazy" is equally racist.

    And not only is it unclear what did those monks agree with, but more importantly there were only five of them

    I already corrected my post to account for the first half, but I disagree with the second half. I'm sure more than 5 monks viewed the consideration in 6 hours, and not a single one voted to keep.