-MIKE- wrote:
J. Clarke wrote:
-MIKE- wrote:
J. Clarke wrote:
Mike, have you ever started a class action suit? If not, give it
a
try and get back to us on how you do with it. You probably won't
be
quite so much the self-righteous prick after having that
experience.

Only one of many legal and/or ethical recourses we have in
civilized
society.

So why is it the only one you have mentioned? Perhaps if you gave
practical advice instead of telling people who are venting anger
that
they have "sold their integrity"?

Sorry you see the need to resort to name calling.
Maybe you missed the part where I said I've done it before and it
was
wrong. That sort of rules out, by definition, being
self-righteous.

Being a convert does not preclude one from being a self-righteous
prick. In fact in any religion the most obnoxiously overzealous
are
generally the converts.


Methinks thou doth protest too much.

Protest what?

We can go back and forth with scenario after scenario.
Like I told the other guy, two wrongs don't make a right.
It's wrong to use fraud to combat fraud.

It's not the message, it's the stridency with which you deliver it and
the total imcomprehension of the notion of vengeance vs cost as a
motivation.

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