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[dupersuper]

Obviously, people who rape think that.

Yeah: that's an equivalent opinion...

As for the rest. I said I am done with the debate. And I am not going to let your calling me a fascist change that.

I didn't call you a fascist, I called your view on this specific topic fascist. A subtle distinction, but I meant to criticize the opinion, not insult the poster.

Well, the fact that you even came in here to respond to that, shows you're not completely done.

I am not going to let someone trash me behind my back (by calling me a fascist, for example) without defending myself. But as for the main discussion, I am done. So until people stop resurrecting the thread or a mod sees that it has run its course and locks it down, I will keep a loose eye on it. But I am not going to get into it with anyone any more. I am sick and tired of it. Pirates are going to pirate. Period. I am done pissing in the wind.

So...now he's done?

[Alex]

I've been posting her for over a decade, and this is one of the funniest threads i have ever seen.
Well done.

[Xiroteus]

I am not going to let someone trash me behind my back (by calling me a fascist, for example) without defending myself.

Is it behind someones back when they are addressing you directly?

[Castel]

Ah well, this guy tends to be quite irrational so don't look for logic.

[Phil Clark]

It isn't irrational to have strong opinions about an illegal activity that is a federal offense. I haven't called anyone defending piracy irrational. I may think that many of those people are quite delusional in thinking that they will never be caught, but that is my opinion. But it seems some people when they have nothing constructive of informative to say default to insulting the person they disagree with.

Well done, your true to form.

[Mat001]

I'm not insulting you and I'm certain dupersuper wasn't either. No one is denying that they won't get caught, or punished for it. But that is their concern, not yours. You were making it too much your concern.

[Phil Clark]

Hence my dropping it.