Quote Originally Posted by Stiln:



You have an attitude problem, don't ever address me the way you did.

I didn't even address you (post #7).  I just went right into my point which you conveniently avoided.  seems like that's you MO. 

-the post regarding o Riley's segment on race, you didn't even address the content of the thread.   you argued he has speech writers etc. and didn't argue the content.  you avoided the issue

-you tell lords you're not affiliated with either party and that supporting a party is dumb.  yet I asked you in another thread (which you also avoided) why every thread you make is anti-republican.   If you were truly neutral, we would at least see some threads out of you that are in some kind of disagreement to democratic policies.   yet in your 26 thread a day average, we haven't seen any criticizing democrats.  

-I simply pointed out you made two threads in complete contradiction to each other on post #7.  my reply was to dl36 on post 11.

and then you're going demand I address you in a certain way?  

you got... just problems in general

Somehow the laughing head seemed too easy......

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