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    Quote Originally Posted by Mac76 View Post
    Err, no, boycotting is where you don't want to contribute financially to something you don't agree with

    Your translation of that to it being all about creating an impression says a lot more about how your own mind works than it does about mine I'm afraid
    Again I think your misunderstanding the difference between actually boycotting (which largely I think is a kind of moral Onanism but that I admit is on me) and feeling the need to tell everyone you’re boycotting


    I don’t know what Memes you’re aware of, but you remind me of the picture of the lad with a vein in his temple with the tagline “gone more than five minutes without telling someone you’re a vegan”

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    Quote Originally Posted by HCZ_Reborn View Post
    Again I think your misunderstanding the difference between actually boycotting (which largely I think is a kind of moral Onanism but that I admit is on me) and feeling the need to tell everyone you’re boycotting


    I don’t know what Memes you’re aware of, but you remind me of the picture of the lad with a vein in his temple with the tagline “gone more than five minutes without telling someone you’re a vegan”
    so i say once that I don't buy the Sun (which is so long ago I don't remember it but strangely you do - not that you're obsessed or anything...) and that means I'm virtue signalling, rather than just mentioning it on a messageboard which - again - is designed for discourse

    This would be a pretty boring board if no-one was able to say what they did or didn't like or support

    And again, this whole 'conversation' came from an opinion on something expressed - and very strongly by you...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mac76 View Post
    so i say once that I don't buy the Sun (which is so long ago I don't remember it but strangely you do - not that you're obsessed or anything...) and that means I'm virtue signalling, rather than just mentioning it on a messageboard which - again - is designed for discourse

    This would be a pretty boring board if no-one was able to say what they did or didn't like or support

    And again, this whole 'conversation' came from an opinion on something expressed - and very strongly by you...
    You saw an article link from the Sun and felt the immediate need to tell everyone you boycotted it. That speaks to me of a need to express your virtuosity.

    You also remarked in another thread about how you didn’t subscribe to Sky because of Murdoch. Similar thing.


    Plus the point I’m making is that it’s remarks like that, that mean that many (maybe not all) your political views are quite easy to discern, and that it felt at least likely to me that you would respond to my post the way you did.

    Maybe it’s unintentional on your part, I just find people quite predictable really
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    Honestly. During the pandemic - working at home and all that - I'd forgotten just how bloody annoying people in an office can be.

    Our meeting rooms have iPads on the wall outside which you can use to book them. It takes a few seconds. The two things people do which make me want to punch them in the face are:

    1) They block out the room for the day and barely go in there.
    2) They squat in rooms without booking them which makes you feel you can't book them even though they're available.

    Someone was in a meeting room at 10:15 but hadn’t booked it. I needed a room for 10:30 and there weren't any others available so I assumed he’d just popped in the room quickly and I booked it for 10:30. 10:30 arrives, the bloke was still in the meeting room. I went in and the following conversation ensued:

    Me: “Oh, sorry. I have this room booked now.”
    Him: “…Did you book it while I was in here?”
    Me: “Yes, you didn’t have it booked”
    Him: “It would have been nice if you’d asked me!”
    Me: “It would have been nice if you’d booked the room...”
    (He leaves the room with his tail between his legs)



    Needless to say, I had the last laugh.

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    Quote Originally Posted by HCZ_Reborn View Post
    You saw an article link from the Sun and felt the immediate need to tell everyone you boycotted it. That speaks to me of a need to express your virtuosity.

    You also remarked in another thread about how you didn’t subscribe to Sky because of Murdoch. Similar thing.


    Plus the point I’m making is that it’s remarks like that, that mean that many (maybe not all) your political views are quite easy to discern, and that it felt at least likely to me that you would respond to my post the way you did.

    Maybe it’s unintentional on your part, I just find people quite predictable really
    again i don't remember saying that but you do, so clearly you have some kind of unhealthy obsession with things people have said in the distant past (that's two unhealthy obsessions now )

    "your political views are quite easy to discern" - only to someone who pigeonholes people into convenient stereotypes, in order to make it easier to dismiss whatever they're saying

    And so what if I said i was boycottign the Sun? - it sounds to me like I was just explaining the reason i couldn't click on a link to the Sun, otherwise if I said I couldn't read the article people might ask why

    The funny thing is you're saying one minute I'm predictable then you were highlighting the fact that when i defended Assange that it went against your sterotyped view of my opinions - so which is it?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mac76 View Post
    The funny thing is you're saying one minute I'm predictable then you were highlighting the fact that when i defended Assange that it went against your sterotyped view of my opinions - so which is it?
    No I’ve said it absolutely fits the stereotype

    I accept it could be unintentional on your part but you pigeonhole yourself and meet almost entirely the standards of the token leftist.

    It’s not even necessarily a criticism, it’s just an observation.


    The whole you’re obsessed thing is a bit of a projection, I’m explaining why I can reasonably predict what view you’re going to take on something and giving you an explanation why.
    I’m not going to remember every example, but I think you virtue signal more than you realise…..but then again that’s a contradiction, virtue signalling is an intentional thing unless it maybe becomes a habit

    Much in the same way a lot of your footballing opinions are extremely predictable. Bit like how I knew even before looking that your reply to my post on the Euros thread would contain a comment on Harry Kane
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    However what I will say re Assange is that it’s evidence of horseshoe theory, as populist right wingers (especially those of a conspiracist nature) are also pro Assange.

    Maybe it’s the shallow appeal of narcissists and the politics is irrelevant

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    Quote Originally Posted by HCZ_Reborn View Post
    No I’ve said it absolutely fits the stereotype

    I accept it could be unintentional on your part but you pigeonhole yourself and meet almost entirely the standards of the token leftist.

    err you said originally "I see your avowed feminism only occurs when it suits you"

    so you are saying i'm going against a stereotypical trait you claim i had (which was completely inaccurate as I wasn't in any way 'avowed' as i had never even said i was a feminist)

    and on the obsession thing I personally think it's strange to remember what someone said on a messageboard many months or even years ago - again i have no recollection of the Sun commetn as it was just an aside for me, explaining (I assume) why i wouldn't click on a link

    the fact is you just can't comprehend that someone doesn't conform to a sterotype, it's outside your blinkered comprehension

    Once more, and for all your attempts to divert attention away from it, this all started with you expressing an opinion and for some reason you can't handle my expressing a different one, so out come the sterotypes and attempted character assassination - it's all a bit sad really but there we go

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mac76 View Post
    err you said originally "I see your avowed feminism only occurs when it suits you"

    so you are saying i'm going against a stereotypical trait you claim i had (which was completely inaccurate as I wasn't in any way 'avowed' as i had never even said i was a feminist)

    and on the obsession thing I personally think it's strange to remember what someone said on a messageboard many months or even years ago - again i have no recollection of the Sun commetn as it was just an aside for me, explaining (I assume) why i wouldn't click on a link

    the fact is you just can't comprehend that someone doesn't conform to a sterotype, it's outside your blinkered comprehension

    Once more, and for all your attempts to divert attention away from it, this all started with you expressing an opinion and for some reason you can't handle my expressing a different one, so out come the sterotypes and attempted character assassination - it's all a bit sad really but there we go

    Actually what I went on to say is that the stereotypical lefty tends to be a hypocrite on such issues. Such as claiming that using graphically sexual words even in a non sexual context makes me sexually depraved but actual allegations of Rape…well these women could be lying. So yes you flash feminist credentials when it suits you, and forget them when it doesn’t.

    I think loads of people don’t conform to stereotypes, you’re just not one of those people


    As for not being able to handle you having a different opinion than me. Lots of people as I’ve said hold your opinion they either just tend to be on the left or the populist conspiratorial right and it’s one of those examples of it dovetailing.


    If you think someone who very likely is a rapist, put countless people in danger and the only service he’s ever done is to himself is some poorly treated whistleblower hero figure. Well you do you. Will have to chalk it up as another thing you’re wrong about :
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    You've no proof I'm wrong just as you can't prove he's a rapist, as I said at the start someone's innocent until they're proven guilty and that's not even my opinion it's the law, so take it up with the justice syatem if you like...

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