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<blockquote data-quote="FrogReaver" data-source="post: 8033442" data-attributes="member: 6795602">I'm sorry, I was trying to be fair to your argument and not to make up one you never made.&nbsp; It's certainly possible that you disagree with the major premise of my position - that the feelings of others matter.&nbsp; Is that true?&nbsp; Is there some nuance in your position where some feelings matter and others do not and if so what principle do you use to determine which feelings matter and which do not?&nbsp; The basic premise of all these discussions centers around people being hurt or offended and it mattering.&nbsp; That's why all these discussions have been taking place.&nbsp; Do you disagree?&nbsp; If so what is your view?By the way:&nbsp; &quot;yammering&quot;, &quot;nonsense&quot;, &quot;terrible ragged argument&quot;, &quot;arguing with yourself&quot;.&nbsp; I seem to recall a recent post about hyperbole.&nbsp; Does it apply here?Why is it not appropriate to talk about my feelings?&nbsp; Why aren't my feeling of equal importance to anyone elses?&nbsp; And in the event that someones feelings should matter more, who or what gets to be the judge?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="FrogReaver, post: 8033442, member: 6795602"] I'm sorry, I was trying to be fair to your argument and not to make up one you never made. It's certainly possible that you disagree with the major premise of my position - that the feelings of others matter. Is that true? Is there some nuance in your position where some feelings matter and others do not and if so what principle do you use to determine which feelings matter and which do not? The basic premise of all these discussions centers around people being hurt or offended and it mattering. That's why all these discussions have been taking place. Do you disagree? If so what is your view? By the way: "yammering", "nonsense", "terrible ragged argument", "arguing with yourself". I seem to recall a recent post about hyperbole. Does it apply here? Why is it not appropriate to talk about my feelings? Why aren't my feeling of equal importance to anyone elses? And in the event that someones feelings should matter more, who or what gets to be the judge? [/QUOTE]

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