On Friday, March 24, 2017 at 4:33:51 PM UTC-4,
amin...@gmail.com wrote:
>
rick.c...@gmail.com wrote:
> > That's not the reason, Amine. It is because you post in a style
> > that takes up vertical inches of screen space, and you basically
> > say nothing other than to release your new product, or a new
> > version of a prior release, and add your philosophy.
> >
> > You don't come here and answer other people's posts. You don't
> > participate. You just broadcast ... and you do so in a way that
> > is offensive and rude within the general definitions of Usenet
> > etiquette.
> >
> > That's why people get frustrated with you. And that is the only
> > reason.
>
> You are guided by Jesus Christ, the others are not,
> so becareful of your thoughts, because others are not
> guided by the love of Jesus Christ, and this is
> why i am more realistic than you.
From every frame of reference, the reasons I stated above are why
people get frustrated with you, Amine. You are not a good participant
in this forum (or in any forum I've seen you post in). You do not
follow even liberal Usenet guidelines for posting. You are "your own
man" doing "your own thing" for "your own purposes" and "the whole world
be damned" in your eyes, for you will not alter the way you are, but you
will instead accuse everyone else for the issues raised by your harmful
presence, and the manner in which you post. You cannot see that you are
the reason why people get upset, not some sidelong reason from other
influences in people's lives. Those other influences may bring about
a more or less hostile single response to your posting, but not the
general sentiment you inspire in people over many months.
You are your own worst enemy, Amine. And you make it worse when you
lash out and insult people for their responses to you, even if they
are hostile toward you. You should not be hostile back toward them.
You should try to meet them where they are to the best of your ability,
so that you can try to live at peace with them as much as it depends
upon your side and input.