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Aug 31, 09, 03:58AM
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OxbridgeExpert: 'Buy me a pack now' would be a request, usually followed by 'please' in British culture (not yours of course).
I will take that under advisement :)
OxbridgeExpert: I am far more educated than you are your type could ever hope to be.
Was it UWS?
OxbridgeExpert: them confuse you silly little company with your big competition
OxbridgeExpert: Asif, whose honest posts
:):):)
OxbridgeExpert: your dunce
OxbridgeExpert: libellous
OxbridgeExpert: I really have got you rattled, haven't I?
Yes, of course you do ...
OxbridgeExpert: 'Do the math' is NOT British English you illiterate fool! Nor is 'buy me a pack now'.
:) :) :)
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Aug 31, 09, 05:46AM
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Yes OxbridgeResearchers I have got you seriously rattled eh? Your problem actually, and I am sure you will have a good slimey excuse prepared for your 'university' and Turnitin who know your name Hala Khalek and where you live.
You are clearly too thick to tell the difference between a typo and an actual error - your Americanese is rather typical of ill-educated graduates in the UK.
Do the 'math'? Oh dear oh dear. Learn to speak English and not the weird Africanese Americanese mumbo-jumbo that you spew on here day in day out like the obsessive basket case you are Hala K. For example, British English says 'do the maths', and the correct spelling is 'libellous' not libelous'. No real language errors in anything you quote from my post, just typing errors. You really are a fool - you attempt to correct my correct English with mistakes! You utter utter twit!
Please do not try to be clever - it really doesn't suit you sweetheart and you make yourself look so vain, deluded and stupid by doing so.
Your response proves my point exactly.
Care to tell us all how many writers for your company have any qualifications from Oxbridge? Let me see, would it be absolutely none? Why are you scared of the truth Hala? Why do you just insult others when they ask you reasonable questions - what have you got to hide? If nothing, then why are you so shy eh?
But please, keep posting here (on this forum owned by EssayTown) - you prove my point every time you do and give plenty of evidence for the Turnitin staff to investigate.
I am sure you are not worried at all... :):);) No, not worried at all...
You really are a pathetic creature - I almost pity you.
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Edited by: OxbridgeResearchers Aug 31, 09, 05:52AM
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OxbridgeExpert: I almost pity you
Thank you :) Minding any pets? :)
OxbridgeExpert: Hala Khalek
You are a briliant detective :) My real name was revealed on this site by me :) I am quite opposed to people concealing their identity. For example, Melissa Madgwick = Kelly Wilson or Alexey Vitchenko = Alex Wesson :)
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Aug 31, 09, 06:11AM
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I notice that, yet again, you do not respond to any question asked of you. Instead you engage in schoolgirl pigtail-pulling in a childish and abusive manner. Your problem.
This is a message board and anyone can use any posting name here - that is in no way deceitful behaviour.
However, using the posting name OxbridgeResearchers to advertise your company is against the rules of this forum (though your essay scam friends will always allow another similar essay scam person to post lies), is really deceitful.
As is dissing and spreading false rumours about all your competition to try and adversely affect them and state how much better your insignificant little essay company is in contrast (HA!) - that is really underhand and devious, as is using the name Oxbridge when you have no Oxbridge connection. Anyone would think you were trying to decieve customers and confuse your little company with major competition who do use writers with Oxbridge degrees.
How many writers with Oxbridge degrees do you have again? And what percentage is that of your writer pool? Come on Hala, don't be shy...
As Asif said again and again: answer the questions you have been asked Hala. If you do not and just post morer childish abuse then we shall all assume you really do have something to hide and are really rattled by being asked such questions.
And why are you using Turnitin and breaking their rules? Are you proud of scamming Turnitin? Why don't you give them a call and come clean? You really are such a genius of course (HA!) you will be able to convince them of how an illiterate who speaks awful Americanese English like you deserves a licence out of sympathy; if you send them a photo too I am they'll all pity you, perhaps after vomiting...
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| pheelyks |
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Aug 31, 09, 11:34AM
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OxbridgeExpert: You admit your deceit and dishonesty, so why should any student trust such a deceitful dishonest essay company then?
Ummm...aren't the students who buy essays online just a little deceitful and dishonest themselves? Not that I mind their business, but let's be real here.
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| rustyironchains |
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Aug 31, 09, 10:16PM
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British and American English are very different, both by pattern ("ou" words like "honor vs. honour," "color vs. colour") and randomly ("aluminum vs. aluminium--" why?). none of it is wrong-- just different.
btw, OxbridgeExpert, your sickly-sweet, obsessive, slightly psycho level stalk-taunting may be mad fun for you or whatever, but it's really, really boring to read for the rest of us. take it to private message, if you must, and spare us. take a hint-- she's not answering your ******* question, all right?
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Aug 31, 09, 11:23PM
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Phleelks - ah but the point I am making is that OxbridgeResearchers makes SUCH a big thing out of supposedly being so honest and open, contrasting herself to other sites that she slates regularly to promote her tiny company, and I have exposed her as dishonest and deceitful. She uses Tunritin in a way they prohibit and no doubt promotes her site at her 'university' without informing managers. She also attempts to convince people her company's writers have Oxbridge degrees when they do not. Some people have been called scammers for less.
Rusty - first, most posts on this site are boring as are your usual abusive insults and silly tedious arguments and bullying of anyone who points out how boring your are and how this site is NOT inbiased - it's run by the Russian guy who owns Essaytown and so some posts get removed and others which are more abusive and libellous remain. People should be aware of that.
No-one said American English was 'wrong' - you clearly can't read very well - but then, only 31% of US graduate have prose literacy so you may need guidance here. I criticised OxbridgeResearchers (who is in the UK) for using American English because she cannot SEE that it is American English and then have the temerity (hilarious actually) to criticise my good British English. Still, perhaps she can 'do the math' better than she 'do the engleeesh'?
The fact the she is NOT answering my questions proves my point. WHY is she not answering? Why? Because she is attempting to deceive and has a lot to hide - and like you, just respond with abusive to try and distract attention from her wrongdoing. It won't work - Turnitin and her university and trading standards and the police are on to her, and she will have to deal with that. Her problem.
I am stalking no-one; I am exposing a dishinest person - kind of the point of this MB eh? Oh no I forgot - this MB exists just so retards like you can bicker all day long abusing people because you haven't got enough to do. Time hard eh? Ah...
And actually, Rusty, who asked for your opinion? Take a hint yourself retard and 'butt out' as you would no doubt say. Fool.
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Sep 1, 09, 12:22AM
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FreelanceWriter: I don't think too many people who need to cheat on writing assignments choose future careers that require substantial writing either.
What about the NUMEROUS law students that avail themselves of these services. They HAVE to write reams once in practice. As for medical professionals, don't doctors have to write medical reports, and social workers have to write reports on the individuals they deal with.
I think you will find that nowadays MANY occupations require a SUBSTANTIAL amount of writing as part of the job description.
Besides, the argument here, is that if they are prepared to CHEAT their way through university then their INTEGRITY is in question. I have NO problem with students using work as a guideline, BUT submitting the work as THEIR OWN, come on, does that seriously not bother you AT ALL.
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Sep 1, 09, 12:30AM
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OxbridgeExpert: 'Buy me a pack now'?
This was not used as a request for someone to buy OR something but a kind of slang term used in English sometimes. The kind of thing one might say to a mate in a passing conversation, ie 'I am going to get me some...' Yes not grammatically correct, but also not intended to be either. So in actual fact, the manner in which OR used this phrase would be used in conversational English between friends.
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Sep 1, 09, 01:04AM
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OxbridgeExpert: this MB exists just so retards like you can bicker all day long abusing people because you haven't got enough to do
One day. Five posts. All abusive.
And the retard population increases by one.
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Sep 1, 09, 01:08AM
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exwriter: does that seriously not bother you AT ALL
No.
I have a college degree, and it's worthless. So was the education itself, for the most part. I got "A"s on essays I wrote on books I hadn't read an hour before I showed up to class, and I attended one of the top-ranked universities in the US. Yes, I know the US doesn't have the greatest academic system around, but I suspect the situation is largely the same in most UK universities. School is a joke, and most people's jobs are equally pointless. I really don't care if a lifelong pencil pusher wants to pay me to do their work for them--I think it's hilarious that I make as much money doing this as they're likely to in their careers.
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Sep 1, 09, 02:16AM
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Remember truthprevails and others? Well, all are the same person as the one up there :) MKM - yes, I am ignoring you. Jump all over the board, say whatever you want ...
BTW - have you been getting any pets to mind? :)
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Edited by: OxbridgeResearchers Sep 1, 09, 02:18AM
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OxbridgeExpert: my good British English.
No - you are Australian :)
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Edited by: OxbridgeResearchers Sep 1, 09, 02:34AM
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OxbridgeExpert: Some people have been called scammers for less.
Less, as in steal web programming (it is exclusive, by the way); less, as in engage in fraud ; less, as in plagiarise their way through UWS; less, as in steal webcopy from other sites; less, as in claim to have 10 years experience and served thousands of students when, actually, only couple of months and maybe 5 students?
MKM - do you think your opinion matters? J is following the board, BTW. You know my placeS of graduation but are trying to promote lies - ask Damin just how bad that is for you. You are going to find out soon enough, anyways :)
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exwriter: What about the NUMEROUS law students that avail themselves of these services. They HAVE to write reams once in practice. As for medical professionals, don't doctors have to write medical reports, and social workers have to write reports on the individuals they deal with. I think you will find that nowadays MANY occupations require a SUBSTANTIAL amount of writing as part of the job description.
I've been through law school and I've worked for a law firm; that kind of writing has nothing to do with any academic writing; you don't even do any writing in law school outside of your exams and maybe a single writing requirement project. Same goes for the type of writing in medical and social worker reports. I have another private client who graduated from Harvard Medical School with honors and doesn't have the time to do his MBA papers while working as a cardiologist; I'm not worried that he's "not qualified" in his field and I'm sure whatever he does with his MBA, it won't matter one bit who wrote his MBA stuff in school. Those professionals are all trained in their respective substantive areas and any shorcomings in their writing affect them, (if anybody) not their clients. My friend the RN didn't need to write his own papers on arbitrary topics of his choice in nursing school to write whatever he has to now as a practicing nurse either. The only professionals for whom plagiarism undermines their professional qualifications are those for whom writing is a primary vocational responsibility, not merely an incidental part and I highly doubt any of them would need ghostwriting or they wouldn't be going into those fields in the first place.
exwriter: Besides, the argument here, is that if they are prepared to CHEAT their way through university then their INTEGRITY is in question. I have NO problem with students using work as a guideline, BUT submitting the work as THEIR OWN, come on, does that seriously not bother you AT ALL.
As I said, they're are issues that could be argued (such as integrity and honesty), but plagiarism on academic essays has almost nothing to do with whether or not students are qualified for any vocational fields other than those in which writing is among their principal rather than incidental responsibilities. I assume they don't have problems writing their grocery lists either.
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Sep 1, 09, 10:32PM
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OxbridgeExpert: I am stalking no-one; I am exposing a dishinest person - kind of the point of this MB eh? Oh no I forgot - this MB exists just so retards like you can bicker all day long abusing people because you haven't got enough to do. Time hard eh? Ah... And actually, Rusty, who asked for your opinion? Take a hint yourself retard and 'butt out' as you would no doubt say. Fool.
you're not exposing anything but your own fear and ignorance.
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Sep 2, 09, 12:19AM
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FreelanceWriter: It bother me as much as when they "CHEAT" at the tollbooth...guess you missed that point or you wouldn't still be harping on this nonsense.
I fully expected you to condone this sort of cheating since you assist others to cheat in this way by writing their work for them.
When I did my bar exams the lecturers made it abundantly clear that we were not to get assistance from anyone else with our written work (even another student) and that anyone doing so would fail the course on the principle that they had breached the professional standards required of a student studying for the bar.
As I have said before I have NO problem with work being used as a guideline, BUT submittng the work without alteration is unethical and should result in the person failing that element of the course as it is plagairism now matter how you try to frill it up.
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exwriter: As I have said before I have NO problem with work being used as a guideline, BUT submittng the work without alteration is unethical and should result in the person failing that element of the course as it is plagairism now matter how you try to frill it up.
In fact, it works both ways: being a great writer doesn't mean you're qualified in any professional field in which you happen to have a degree. You, for one example, say you have a law degree; yet you can't seem to grasp one of the most fundamental of all legal concepts of discussing one logical issue at a time without confusing them. That would be much more of an impedimant to practicing law than just plagiarizing a history essay in college or whatever the case may be if the person at least knew how to stick to one issue at a time and/or had the intellectual integrity not to deflect from a losing argument purposely just to save face in a meaningless anonymous conversation.
exwriter: I fully expected you to condone this sort of cheating since you assist others to cheat in this way by writing their work for them.
...and to whatever extent that may ever have been true about my private work, it doesn't apply to any of the commercial sites that use me now; I've already explained that they're as careful as anybody in the business to try to ensure that students don't use their product unethically.
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Edited by: WritersBeware Sep 2, 09, 01:44PM
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OxbridgeResearchers: Remember truthprevails and others? Well, all are the same person as the one up there
Bingo! I have been quite amused by the moron's insane accusations (accompanied by zero proof, of course) about numerous people and entities.
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Sep 2, 09, 01:44PM
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FreelanceWriter: You, for one example, say you have a law degree; yet you can't seem to grasp one of the most fundamental of all legal concepts of discussing one logical issue at a time without confusing them.
No matter what anyone says YOU have already decided that plagairism is ok, well here's hoping if you EVER become a published writer someone steals your work and gets the credit for it, then see if you are so happy to consone such a practice.
The whole essay writing business is unthical as it encourages cheating, but at the end of the day the students are only cheating themselves as they are basically buying their degree rather than earning it.
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Sep 2, 09, 02:10PM
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WritersBeware: moron's insane accusations
:) Suicidal tendencies! Public defamation and the propagation of misinformation :) I am enjoying it, though.
Tell me, what do you think of people who STEAL webcopy and testimonials from all across the internet?
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Sep 2, 09, 02:25PM
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OxbridgeResearchers: Tell me, what do you think of people who STEAL webcopy and testimonials from all across the internet?
Well, I think that they are spineless chunks of steaming refuse; but, of course, that's my completely biased opinion as a person who actually has a spine.
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Edited by: OxbridgeResearchers Sep 2, 09, 03:42PM
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WritersBeware: spineless chunks of steaming refuse
Well, there is this avid defender of the truth whose webcopies are remarkably similar to those of companies established long before ...
compare this http://www.articlesandbeyond.com to this http://www.onlinearticlehelp.com/.
The testimonials are particularly interesting ... http://www.onlinearticlehelp.com/testimonial.aspx check out the third one and remember: THE CUSTOMER WAS HAPPY.
The wonderful thing is that they promise originality and very firmly declare that each and every piece of work produced is checked for copyright infringement :)
Shall we say several sites like this one :) And all have served thousands of customers in the span of a few days.
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exwriter: No matter what anyone says YOU have already decided that plagairism is ok, well here's hoping if you EVER become a published writer someone steals your work and gets the credit for it, then see if you are so happy to consone such a practice.
Again, you're confusing issues. The ethics of turning in plagiarized work as your own for academic credit has nothing to do with the issue of commercial copyright infringment, my relevant issue-challenged little friend.
exwriter: The whole essay writing business is unthical as it encourages cheating, but at the end of the day the students are only cheating themselves as they are basically buying their degree rather than earning it. |
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Sep 3, 09, 01:55PM
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FreelanceWriter: Are you also such a vocal advocate against unethical behavior on tollboothcheating.net and taxshelters.org and forcedfemalecircumcision. net and shadystockbrokers.com? Why your particular preoccupation with this one specific aspect of unethical human conduct that is so much less harmful to society than so many others?
I am not preoccupied as you put it... it would, however, not be the right forum to post any other unethical behaviour I am against on a site DEDICATED to issues related to essay writing service... now whose not following the plot. Why on earth would i comment on issues concerning anything but essay writing services on a site that is specifically for that purpose.
At the end of the day YOU do not believe that cheating in such a way reflects on that persons ability to perform their role in the future. I however feel differently. That does not make you right and me wrong or vice versa, It is merely a matter of pure opinion. At leaset we both agree it us unthical, however, you still are actively involved in allowing this to continue, whilst I followed my morality and walked away from such employment. Each to their own I guess!!
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Sep 3, 09, 08:14PM
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whatever makes you a happy bunny...
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Sep 3, 09, 09:46PM
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exwriter: Why on earth would i comment on issues concerning anything but essay writing services on a site that is specifically for that purpose.
Actually, the question is then why the preoccupation with a site dedicated to a profession with which you say you're no longer even involved?
exwriter: At the end of the day YOU do not believe that cheating in such a way reflects on that persons ability to perform their role in the future. I however feel differently. That does not make you right and me wrong or vice versa, It is merely a matter of pure opinion. |
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FreelanceWriter: Actually, the question is then why the preoccupation with a site dedicated to a profession with which you say you're no longer even involved?
To the best of my knowledge freedom of speech has not yet been abolished!! therefore I CAN and DO go on MANY discussion forums. My interest in this forum stems from the fact that a) I used to be a writer, b) I do not condone plagairism in any form, c) I still assist students by way of proof reading their work and making suggestions on how it might be improved and also am actively involved in online tutoring of students who are having difficulty writing their own essay. I assist such students by suggesting how the essay should be set out, the content and method to answer the question posed. By doing this the student produces their own work under guidance.
Anyway both of us have managed to take this off the original topic.
In response to the question of whether a teacher will find out if turnitin has been used, it is my understanding, based on my own daughters recent attendance at university, that each student is allowed to use what is called the play pen area of turnitin for a certain amount of times during their course. Work submitted in this area is checked for plagairism but is not stored. Once the work is to the students satisfaction the entire piece is then submitted to the full version of turnitin, where the work is then stored and a report sent to the university detailing the percentage of plagairised work within the piece. If the work has only be submitted to the playpen area then the teacher will not know that this has been done, as this is the very purpose of that area, so that a student can check their work for plagairism content before submittng the finished piece for marking.
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exwriter: To the best of my knowledge freedom of speech has not yet been abolished!! therefore I CAN and DO go on MANY discussion forums.
Out of curiosity, what other types of forums and human issues you devote similar attention to? Or are you going to confuse that simple question with privacy infringement by the government and assert your "legal right" not to answer the question?
exwriter: Anyway both of us have managed to take this off the original topic.
Speak for yourself. The only point I was discussing on this thread was your idiotic claim that no student who ever plagiarized any academic essay could possibly be professionally qualified in any academic area. I stand by that characterization and believe any objective person following this thread thinks it was an idiotic claim on your part.
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FreelanceWriter: I'm now starting to doubt your claim of having a law degree; nobody with any education in law would ever confuse the issue of the legal right to express an opinion publicly with a question simply asking you why you choose to be so involved in this specific issue. Out of curiosity, what other types of forums and human issues you devote similar attention to? Or are you going to confuse that simple question with privacy infringement by the government and assert your "legal right" not to answer the question?
Have you always been this objectionable or is it a recently acquired attribute. I do not have to explain to ANYONE why i chose to post on ANY forum nor am I going to. We all know why you post on here as we have seen on MANY occasions how you use this as a platform to boost your writing work.
I care little whether you believe my qualifications or not as I do not have to prove anything to you and will not be engaging in further debate with you on this matter. You can claim as many hollow victories as you like based on the fact that I refuse to continue this argument with you. Let it be noted that never once have I insulted or debased you in anyway, unlike your personal attacks on me. Carry on justifying the way you encourage and applaud students for cheating it speaks volumes about your character as does the way in which you resort to insulting other posters who express opinions contrary to yours.
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Sep 5, 09, 04:08PM
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Don't flatter yourself: this waste of a conversation is nothing I consider any type of "victory." It was just a simple question and nobody ever suggested you had any obligation to answer. On the other hand, it is a little weird that you'd choose to be so secretive about what other ethical interests you're equally involved in, especially on a board that's totally anonymous in the first place. And I wouldn't call it a "personal attack" that I suggested there's something a litttle fishy about someone with a law degree confusing so many basic issues in an argument and actually claiming "first amendment" privileges in response to a question about why you're so vocal about a specific moral concern.
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I soooooo should have read this thread before the one I just posted 15 mins ago. Good stuff here.
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