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Last post Mon, Apr 16 2007, 11:18 PM by Community . 133 replies.
Mon, Apr 16 2007, 11:18 PM
Community
Joined on Tue, Mar 28 2006
MoneySupermarket.com
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I had hoped to avoid this course of action, but I am now locking this thread.
Much of what has been written here has been constructive debate, articulately rendered. It is deeply disappointing to discover further insults being levelled at other forums users, and that, given that the copy and pasting of entire articles from other sources represents a potential breach of copyright, there has been a need to moderate this thread even further.
I must point out, at this juncture, that, no matter who you believe another member may be; no matter what you may believe their intentions to be; no matter how justified you believe that you are, the exchange of insults is not what this forum is designed for.
It is perfectly possible to compose replies that convey your meaning without constituting a breach of our Terms of Service.
I would ask you all to remember that persistent failure to adhere to the rules of play will result in the deletion of your member name.
Kind Regards
Community Editor
Mon, Apr 16 2007, 11:00 PM
saopaulo
Joined on Mon, Apr 16 2007
Level 3: Bargain Hunter
Points 145
I'm doing my best to support you defiant. Edited to remove breach of copyright Community Editor
Sorry defiant and community for different reasons.
Mon, Apr 16 2007, 10:45 PM
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Mon, Apr 16 2007, 10:36 PM
Defiant
Joined on Sat, Apr 14 2007
Level 3: Cool Customer
Points 769
backfoot: Fair enough!! I tried. Jeez. Why are you getting so upset it's not a cause you feel strongly about is it ? and it's not someone you know trying this on :( I don't mind it all because I know his game you see it's not the first time we have both met he's dropped a few hints now and not just as saopaulo
Mon, Apr 16 2007, 10:34 PM
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Mon, Apr 16 2007, 10:26 PM
Defiant
Joined on Sat, Apr 14 2007
Level 3: Cool Customer
Points 769
backfoot: Saupaulo made in a first posting some reasoned comments which come across as a thoughtful position. Yes I suspect I know who that really is but this is who he's pretending to be
http://tvlicenceresistance.info/index.php/topic,306.0.html
It's Sao Paulo too not saopaulo
backfoot: A BBC employee is entitled to have a say even if you don't approve of it. If you have a different opinion then fine, counter it but it does come across to me as a neutral, as being completely OTT towards the poster. You'll note one thing about them and that is they make everything they say sound like a fact when it's nothing more than an opinion. They do things like this too so they can cause trouble on a thread and like this guy register as someone their not
backfoot: The other spat on the thread was similar where two people personalised it Something tells me two people are in fact one if you know what I mean
Once he gets something brewing he'll go away and only come back to stoke the fire
Mon, Apr 16 2007, 10:21 PM
backfoot
Joined on Sun, Nov 12 2006
Midlands
Level 4: Shopaholic
Points 24,039
Defiant,
If you look at one of the earliest postings on this thread,you will see I took a stance which supported your own overall view.
That being said,your debating style is very aggressive and quickly becomes personalised.Saupaulo made in a first posting some reasoned comments which come across as a thoughtful position.Yet you have quickly turned to attack this as being an argument of either a previous poster here, or from another forum or from a BBC employee.Does it matter? A BBC employee is entitled to have a say even if you don't approve of it. If you have a different opinion then fine, counter it but it does come across to me as a neutral, as being completely OTT towards the poster. The other spat on the thread was similar where two people personalised it against each other rather than the argument itself.The thread was moderated quite rightly in accord with the written conditions.
I hope you will see this as trying to be positive towards good debate.
Mon, Apr 16 2007, 10:20 PM
Defiant
Joined on Sat, Apr 14 2007
Level 3: Cool Customer
Points 769
saopaulo: A personal view from Freepress contributor, Robert Henderson.
2/7/05 : I have always had objections to the licence fee. It is a poll tax enforced by an extensive and expensive bureaucracy armed with extensive powers to harass the public. The practical consequences of the fee are the poor subsidizing the rich and thousands of the poor, mostly women, brought before the courts each year for non-payment of the licence fee.
I think this is a very powerful argument against the licence fee. What do you think defiant?
I think "subsidizing" is American spelling but the guy is on the right track. Most of the people who agree with the TV Licence are selfish people who expect everything to be given them on a plate while others suffer
Mon, Apr 16 2007, 10:15 PM
saopaulo
Joined on Mon, Apr 16 2007
Level 3: Bargain Hunter
Points 145
A personal view from Freepress contributor, Robert Henderson.
2/7/05 : I have always had objections to the licence fee. It is a poll tax enforced by an extensive and expensive bureaucracy armed with extensive powers to harass the public. The practical consequences of the fee are the poor subsidizing the rich and thousands of the poor, mostly women, brought before the courts each year for non-payment of the licence fee.
I think this is a very powerful argument against the licence fee. What do you think defiant?
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