is proving my point? Or if you honestly believe anyone would care about this stupid fucking moron hugbox enough to sue you for slander, you're dumber than I thought. Anyways, I'll see you crazy kids when I hate myself enough again.
See you tomorrow.... when I hate myself enough again.
How about never?See you tomorrow.
I think you hit the nail on the head about his posting in general.He apparently would rather shit on other threads
Agreed. I wish it was just a dark moment in history, but it's unfortunately still a thing. From what I understand, Jared Leto been known to be involved with it. And James Franco was caught toeing the line. While it's not Roman Polanski or Bill Cosby levels of awful, it shouldn't be acceptable, either.I mean, I'll be tactful about it, but I don't disagree with him or that this should be addressed. The whole baby groupie thing has a lot more support than just some drunk mom somewhere. It was a whole culture, and not a proud moment in history by any means.
I don't see where anybody said that. That said...So Icarus is/was fair game, but David Bowie is off limits?
Here as in so many other situations, there's what you know, and what you can prove.David Bowie's ALLEGED predilections
Nope. Just not in every thread, which is what he was going to do. We can have the discussion.So Icarus is/was fair game, but David Bowie is off limits?
I think he's taken issue with your wording from the other thread:Nope. Just not in every thread, which is what he was going to do. We can have the discussion.
Makes it not seem like he can have this discussion.this discussion is over
Nope. Just not in every thread, which is what he was going to do. We can have the discussion.
In its own thread it's fine, but he was going to start polluting other threads in retaliation. So I stopped it before it happened.Deleting the post from the TIL thread would seem to indicate otherwise.
I missed his post and thought I was going to have to explain to you how death works.I must have missed something. If Charlie pissed off Bowie, and Charlie's leaving, why is Bowie leaving?
A more relevant discussion is why someone whose stated reason for their presence from the very beginning of this board was malice, and malice alone, has apparently gone without sanction.
He keeps taking his ball and going home once the blowback reaches critical mass. But to these eyes, nothing has been done to lock the door behind him, and he keeps coming back to take a big steaming dump on the dining room table in the middle of dinner.
I do not have the mod power, and perhaps that's a good thing. Because in this case, the body of work would warrant summary execution. So to speak.
There, I've said it.
Because that just encourages him. He's admitted to getting off on having people ignore him.Because unless he's directly harassing people, then who cares? If you don't like his posts, ignore him.
Aw, I was in the mood for a good debate! He didn't say what I've posited he's done but his actions certainly suggest that he wants to double make sure that no one praises David Bowie without being very, very, very aware of his actions.EDIT: nevermind, not in the mood for debate this morning. Too much to do.
But to then spend time posting repeatedly in the two threads about what a terrible person David Bowie was suggested, at least to me, that Charlie felt David Bowie's misdeeds greatly overshadowed his deeds.I'll celebrate the music and skip mourning the man.
We are going to need more clarification for when someone is discussing David Bowie v. @Bowielee in these posts, especially as it relates to @Charlie Don't Surf and censorship on the boards.What makes me shake my head about Charlie's reaction, though, is that Bowie worked very hard throughout his life to be who he felt he was at any given time, and was a very popular public idol giving other people permission to be who they were in a time where society was continuing to break free from its social mores.
He didn't argue with people about the acceptability for individuals to be who they felt they needed to be, and try to white knight for others. He simply set an example, and those who had and have been disenfranchised by society felt some level of acceptance due to his work.
Of course he made bad decisions along the way, and took advantage of others - but honestly, we all do at various stages of our lives, though perhaps to different levels of severity depending largely on external factors.
Dismissing his work and the effect he's had on society because he's done some terrible things along the way isn't wrong, but it essentially means you cannot accept anyone's work or contributions to society.
It's a very isolating, and lonely, standard to hold.
Whoever said they're different people?We are going to need more clarification for when someone is discussing David Bowie v. @Bowielee in these posts, especially as it relates to @Charlie Don't Surf and censorship on the boards.
My brain hurts from context switching.
--Patrick