Shall we play a game?
Youâre right, it was the entire post that was the issue, and not just the small aspect.
You would know this is my argument, if you were not so caught up in your feelings that you could not read what I stated.
Ya sadly damn its times like this I wish I could be on a island alone with my love and no technology safer not even going 2 it but when u got access 2 it makes it so hard to resist
You can, but there would be consequences. If you went into any workplace and started spouting racial superiority you wouldnât have a job.
Freedom of speech exists here in Australia as foes consequences of that freedom.
Employment contracts cover these things off in their termination section specifically regarding conduct.
Try getting a tattoo of a swastika and tell people that it is a Hindu symbol of well being. No one will believe you. Same thing for the confederate battle standard flag. That flag has a certain symbology attached to it. If you donât want to be associated with that symbology maybe pick a different symbol.
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I didnât argue that at all. Why you think that after this conversation has gone on this lone, with me clarifying my poistiion as many times as I have, is kind of confusing at this point. Youâre either trolling, or you refuse to read what Iâd posted, or you simply arenât capable. Maybe an unhealthy mix of all three? 
A forced resignation is still a resignation? I guess, in the end his employment ended.
Yep, my attempt to be appear. You got me. I will attempt to be appear better in the future.
Two things, one, the swastika actually comes in many forms. The one associated with leftist authoritarianism is clearly identifiable. The flag, up until the last ten years or so wasnât even really talked about. Itâs meaning has also shifted over the years.
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The swastika was appropriated by NG and has essentially had its image warped beyond repair. Youâll still see it with significant frequency in some countries in Asia, but in pretty much all countries in the west it has very negative connotations.
This is desperation.
Not intentionally no. I understand you are upset, but you shouldnât have difficulty understanding what I have written to you. This is simply a refusal to read what is there in lieu of what you think is there to justify your feelings.
It is indeed meaning he has the opportunity to return.
Thank you for agreeing with me that you are emotionally led and cannot hold a conversation without devolving into insults. Akston was wise to bounce.
Well, for one you just strawmanned her since that wasnât her point.
Second, you are wrong about the flag not being talked about.
Third, its meaning has not shifted, you simply wish it did. If it had, it wouldnât be banned from Nascar.
That was her point Lovefool. That because the symbol is so strongly associated with the regime, that claiming the different meaning to it wouldnât matter.
I hate your name btw, I always feel like I am insulting you somehow.
Change it to LoveManiac
Yeah, but the Confederate flag has had nothing but negative connotations since its inception.
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That is true as well.
I can defend multiboxing all day long without being a multiboxer. If you think that defending a racist symbol makes you a racist, then thatâs something you need to work out on your own.
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It is ironic given he did choose to insult me about my intelligence repeatedly. XD
~https://www.bbc.com/news/magazine-29644591
I suggest anyone who doesnt know what you mean to read this page
In the Western world the swastika is synonymous with fascism, but it goes back thousands of years and has been used as a symbol of good fortune in almost every culture in the world. As more evidence emerges of its long pre-history in Europe, can this ancient sign ever shake off its evil associations?
In the ancient Indian language of Sanskrit, swastika means âwell-beingâ. The symbol has been used by Hindus, Buddhists and Jains for millennia and is commonly assumed to be an Indian sign.
Preview 2 it
Donât be a moron is pretty easy. People act like their beliefs are super important to be heard and told and listened to. You most likely have a garbage uninformed theory about something, and no one cares. The question isnât should you be fired. itâs why do you feel it necessary to say it in the first place.
Anymore you can just be fired for sharing a difference of opinion, it is ridiculous.
No, itâs correct.
I complain that you are having issues understanding what Iâm writing and that you arenât reading anything that Iâm posting⌠so your response is âYou refuse to read what is thereâ, âyou shouldnât have difficulty understanding what I have writtenâ. OK champ. Do you often repeat the things you hear, or is it just always?
I donât know what world you think that would happen in.
Yep
Well, first, give actual examples otherwise youâre just making things up as you go.
Second, letâs get over step one then weâll worry about step two.
God, youâre so sensitive. Youâre a conservative? Really?
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I think a FAE big enough to disrupt a tornado would devastate square miles of land, unless you could have it do an atmospheric burst somehow. Hmmm
First I said Left in general it was not directed at you. That being said,
Is a left leaning ideology. Right leaning people believe everyone has choices and their life is made up of those choices. Sure there may be things that might make it more difficult to make the correct choices, but in the end the individual makes the choices, not their history.
I am glad that in your infinite wisdom you are the arbiter of the absolute meaning of anotherâs words and thoughts. Nice ego.
FYI - I have no dog in this hunt. I donât like or dislike this guy. I just hate Karens and their cancel culture. They are the new version of the Moral Majority screaming everyone is a heretic and that they are going to burn in he77.
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Except that the positions are wrong in your example. In your example, Iâd be calling myself a racist after supposedly defending something, that I never defended.
Would love if a lot of forumers learned how to read, or read better. Iâd settle for either one.
âDonât post anything personal onlineâ never stopped being true, people just think it did, and that includes abrasive statements and controversial opinions.
In fact, that rule is now more true than ever. 15 years ago, the internet was kind of its own semi-independent plane of existence. Thatâs no longer true; the internet is now an extension of the real world.
So if you wouldnât say it in person, donât say it online either. Same rules apply.