Time to move on

[daydream**believer]

Every election time sees the Lib and Lab supporter on here having a go at eachother, but never before, on CS or the past CW board, have i seen it carry on and on and on after the election is over.

Its ridiculous.

Its done. Its over.

Let it go until the next election.

[daydream**believer]

"But NOBODY has the right to tell other people that they should not be discussing certain topics"

I guess i do have the right otherwise this thread would of been removed

[*pepe]

one thing that has not changed over the years i have been coming here is the way posts are pulled apart, examined from every conceivable angle, whether that angle is relevant or not, judged, opinions given as fact, rules quoted and interpreted to suit the agenda of the quoter,  the validity of the post questioned based on the interpretation of the rules and on and on and on it goes....

that to me is not discussion, its nitpicking in an effort to be right no matter what.

DISCLAIMER: MODS THIS POST IS NOT AN INTERPERSONAL DISPUTE NOR IS IT AIMED AT ANY ONE POSTER.

                      IT IS SIMPLY MY OPINION BASED ON MY OBSERVATIONS.

[icyfroth]

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@***super_nova*** wrote:

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@icyfroth wrote:

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Yes but the subject at hand is not about what your preference is. It's about what right you have to post a topic of your preference.

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Not sure what you are on about.  Yes,  I & everybody  else have a right to post topics/contribute to topics on various issues. 

But NOBODY has the right to tell other people that they should not be discussing certain topics provided it is withing this Forum's guidelines. 

I disagree. Anybody has the right to tell you not to post certain topics.

You have the right to tell them to get lost, you'll post what you like, as long as it's within this Forum's guidlines.

If there are several political topics in one time that is because there are many different political subjects that can be discussed.

And as TA lurches from one embarrassment to another, and makes some very dangerous changes, people will be discussing them, like it or not.

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[cherry*135]

In light of the last post, time to stop posting CEC propaganda, Pickering & Bolt opinon pieces and news.com.au headlines.

[icyfroth]

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@am*3 wrote:

In light of the last post, time to stop posting CEC propaganda, Pickering & Bolt opinon pieces and news.com.au headlines.

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get lost I'll post what I like as long as it's within this Forum's guidelines

[icyfroth]

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@*pepe wrote:

one thing that has not changed over the years i have been coming here is the way posts are pulled apart, examined from every conceivable angle, whether that angle is relevant or not, judged, opinions given as fact, rules quoted and interpreted to suit the agenda of the quoter,  the validity of the post questioned based on the interpretation of the rules and on and on and on it goes....

that to me is not discussion, its nitpicking in an effort to be right no matter what.

DISCLAIMER: MODS THIS POST IS NOT AN INTERPERSONAL DISPUTE NOR IS IT AIMED AT ANY ONE POSTER.

                      IT IS SIMPLY MY OPINION BASED ON MY OBSERVATIONS.

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geez what a spoilsport you are!

[izabsmiling]

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@izabsmiling wrote:

Politics is OK .It's not in amongst these.

Discussion Boards Usage Policy

• Using, or posting material to, eBay’s discussion boards to discourage others from using eBay or its related services (including PayPal).

• Posting material about eBay or its related services (including PayPal) that eBay considers to be false, misleading or inaccurate.

• Using, or posting material to, eBay’s discussion boards for petitions or campaigns against eBay or its related services (including PayPal).

• http://pages.ebay.com.au/help/policies/everyone-boards.html

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these guidelines Icy ?

[cherry*135]

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@icyfroth wrote:

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@am*3 wrote:

In light of the last post, time to stop posting CEC propaganda, Pickering & Bolt opinon pieces and news.com.au headlines.

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get lost I'll post what I like as long as it's within this Forum's guidelines

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.. just running with your post: I disagree. Anybody has the right to tell you not to post certain topics.

[icyfroth]

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@izabsmiling wrote:

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@izabsmiling wrote:

Politics is OK .It's not in amongst these.

Discussion Boards Usage Policy

• Using, or posting material to, eBay’s discussion boards to discourage others from using eBay or its related services (including PayPal).

• Posting material about eBay or its related services (including PayPal) that eBay considers to be false, misleading or inaccurate.

• Using, or posting material to, eBay’s discussion boards for petitions or campaigns against eBay or its related services (including PayPal).

• http://pages.ebay.com.au/help/policies/everyone-boards.html

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these guidelines Icy ?

Thank you, Iza, yes 🙂

 to discourage others from using eBay or its related services (including PayPal).

Where has anyone done that? Where does it say to discourage others from posting certain topics (including Paypal) on Forums?

for petitions or campaigns against eBay or its related services (including PayPal).

Where has anyone done that? Where does it say for petitions for campaigns agains posting certain topics (including Paypal) on Forums.

I have to go, be back later.

[cherry*135]

Adds climate change, chemtrails & 9/11 consipiracy theories to my list.