Thursday, February 03, 2005

Even gay people have their limits

Nothing new but noticed that even hearing gay people (they're human, too!) are not immune to idiocy and bad taste from a deaf gay person. If people insist on blathering to no end and to spite people all the time because of their ideas and beliefs by stooping to call people names, then what can you do? Well, this guy finally had to do something about it with this one visitor who pretty much trashed his blogsite with trash talk. Sounds like a bitter person who feels like he's been jilted who insist on trashing people's blogsites. It wasn't a pretty sight to read.

.....but you also don't have free license on my blog to lower the standards of political discourse.


Ouch...and by a hearing person, too. Now, this deaf person will now have more reasons to hate hearing people, as usual, on the grand order. Although, I haven't banned anyone....yet. I harbor no ill-will and feel no need to call names, either. Why lower MY standards with that kind of an attitude? I seek to challenge myself akin to playing on a PGA-style 18-hole golf course rather than an 18-hole putt-putt golf course. What I don't buy is intellectual dishonesty crapola a' la "Nick Coleman" from people with potty mouths.

I hope everybody success that comes with honest hard work and perserverance. Even in the World Wide Blogosphere. Deaf and hard of hearing people have to work harder regardless of political affiliation or orientation just to be recognized. That effort alone is worth kudos rather than attempt at Crab Theory. Success is yours, indeed.

And remember, when you visit somebody's blog and make comments on their blogsite, it's a priviledge....not a Constitutional Right. And when somebody bans you, don't curse but celebrate knowing that Freedom of Expression still works.....the right to ban people at will and whenever, and for whatever reason. Learn from it and move on. If a person continues to curse and call people names, then that person hasn't learned to move on.

C'est la vie.

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