Then allow me to be quite adult:No, I meant it in an adult way. I found your response extremely juvenile.
This is balderdash, and your are, as Darth Rotor put it, bloviating.
You did not find my response juvenile; you simply decided to attempt to paint it as such because you have no coherent response.
Allow me one more freedom. Here is an example of a juvenile response, repeated and repeated:
"Meh."
No disagreement here.JihadJane said:IMO people with strong, rational arguments do not need to behave like immature thugs in order to get their points across. I have zero tolerance for bullying in all areas.
Communication entails give and take, not unfounded dismissal of comments aimed directly at your arguments. There is imperfection on both sides but fault almost solely on yours.JihadJane said:If you think you have something valuable to say and want me to take you seriously try communicating like a civil human being among equals.
However, on the chance that I have misread you, I'm willing to start again. You'll withhold the "Meh" and I'll withhold the like responses.
Mostly true, but fear, cowardice and insecurity are covered by other things, too. Among them is an unwillingness to address relevant comments.JihadJane said:As I'm sure you know, bullying is generally not regarded as a sign of strength but as a cover for fear, cowardice and insecurity.
And again, we can start over. No more "Meh" or the like.JihadJane said:If the abuse offered here is not rooted in these emotions then it is fair to regard it simply as elementary propaganda i.e. name-calling, in which case it is also best to ignore it.