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>Ænima Wrote:
>Being offended and angered at someone's behavior does not make us closed-minded. Everyone has the right to be offended by something, whether you think it's justifiable based on what you said or not. Infact, being motivated to speak out against something (an annoyance, a perceived injustice, etc) is an integral part of free thought, and is infact further proof that we are open-minded.

But there is some difference between a boy that likes killing ants on his backyard with a magnifier an man that murdered a pregnant woman with a knife, opened her chest, took out the fetus, and raped in, in the middle of a park, with children and elderly watching it. Both are sadistic acts, but you guys seems unable to see a difference between the density of them, and you would put both of them in the electric chair. This inability, yes, makes you close-minded from my point of view. I am not saying that this is a weakness, I am less oversensitive about some stuff that you get more easily offended, it only means that you have a different culture than I have, and I was wrong by forcing mine into yours.

>esselfortium Wrote:
>Apologizing for something means you won't do it again. Mark has "apologized" similarly before, and then a few weeks or months later (or immediately) gone back to the exact same behavior and telling everyone to fuck off if they don't like it.

How? I told that I was never going to mention the N-word again, didn't I told?

>esselfortium Wrote:
>Not looking down on the rest of the community with visible disdain would probably be a healthy start

Guys, I am so sorry. Stalin and Hitler probably had sex, and I am the result of their terrible orgy of evil. I am evil incarnate, and I promise to kill myself as soon as I get the chance for everything I brought to this community.

Good enough?