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**Qynvtlur** · 08-24-2009, 07:07 AM

Uh, huh. Well while the resulting war over that statement heats up, I'm gonna go feed my two hungry kids, who are pacing the floor not unlike cats.

just to be clear, it was a joke. I have nothing against cats

also, in regards to bungle's "reason" and pointing out a "flaw"

Because, as I already explained, the Suggestions board has been full of people asking for separate forums for this and that and now people want fewer forums! FM can't win! this is not a reason. it's an attitude. and an overly negative "can't win" one at that. you could apply that attitude to virtually any issue and see it's short fall.

ie: medical reform in the US.

some people want this type of reform, some wan't another, others want nothing done. therefore, it's a "can't win" situation and I'm going to do nothing. It's an attitude motivated by negativity and defensiveness. What's worse, reason and critically evaluating the best solution is thrown out the window because of attitude.

(note: I'm not commenting on medical reform. I'm simply pointing out the ridiculous notion that simply because there are different opinions, nothing should be done)

08-24-2009, 07:07 AM	#73
Qynvtlur Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 407 Senior Member	Uh, huh. Well while the resulting war over that statement heats up, I'm gonna go feed my two hungry kids, who are pacing the floor not unlike cats. just to be clear, it was a joke. I have nothing against cats also, in regards to bungle's "reason" and pointing out a "flaw" Because, as I already explained, the Suggestions board has been full of people asking for separate forums for this and that and now people want fewer forums! FM can't win! this is not a reason. it's an attitude. and an overly negative "can't win" one at that. you could apply that attitude to virtually any issue and see it's short fall. ie: medical reform in the US. some people want this type of reform, some wan't another, others want nothing done. therefore, it's a "can't win" situation and I'm going to do nothing. It's an attitude motivated by negativity and defensiveness. What's worse, reason and critically evaluating the best solution is thrown out the window because of attitude. (note: I'm not commenting on medical reform. I'm simply pointing out the ridiculous notion that simply because there are different opinions, nothing should be done)
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