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red devil Wrote:

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> AQm, don't you think it might have been locked

> because it was only a matter of time before it

> ended up as Debating, disagreeing, arguing,

> swearing, falling out, calling names, nasty,

> nasty, nastier.?...



And? Aren't we allowed to then? They are all allowed to do it on the general election thread, house buying threads, cycling threads etc etc, but we are banned from doing so on this one?

I'm getting so sick of this forum. Most of the threads are of no interest to me, then something is, and I'm not allowed to speak.

Past caring really. I was going to post on the predictor thread earlier but am so used to talking to myself on there, I didn't bother.

*Bob* Wrote:

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> AQ Foxy specifically said he didn't want any debate on the thread, only supporting views. I

> quote "this is not a thread to discuss fox hunting".

>

> The Fox's wish has been granted.


I think *Bob* is onto something here. It was such a strange thing for DC to do, maybe, just maybe, Foxy asked for it.

*Bob* Wrote:

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> AQ Foxy specifically said he didn't want any

> debate on the thread, only supporting views. I

> quote "this is not a thread to discuss fox

> hunting".

>

> The Fox's wish has been granted.


Again *Bob* you are wrong . WRONG.


I did not say I only wanted supporting views.. I wasn't looking for ANY views. I said no debate.


Again.. It was just a link to a petition for people who wanted to sign it.


I could not of made it easier to understand.


The thread was in the LOUNGE. Where all the 'Bad' guys are sent. It should not of been closed.


It was closed because of some ones personal political view.


Like anyone who respects and supports Animal Liberty /rights has to be some kind of Radical 'Lefty' Anarchist.


DulwichFox

Louisa Wrote:

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> If that is the case foxy then it really does

> confirm my opinion about the direction of this

> forum.

>

> Louisa.



Me too.

I knew that Foxy wouldn't have done that.

I have an idea who it might have been.

And like I said in an earlier post, if I'm not allowed to have an opinion on the very few threads that I have an opinion on, I just won't bother posting anymore.

I was bundled into the lounge for having an opinion too. Admin claimed it was because they wish to create a friendly atmosphere with no negativity. But from what I see of a large chunk of General Issues is a semi permanent home for a cluster of middle class nut jobs living in ivory towers. Hardly friendly is it? Oh unless you're part of the club.


ED circa 2015.


Louisa.

david_carnell Wrote:

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> *Bob* Wrote:

> --------------------------------------------------

> -----

> > AQ Foxy specifically said he didn't want any

> > debate on the thread, only supporting views. I

> > quote "this is not a thread to discuss fox

> > hunting".

> >

> > The Fox's wish has been granted.

>

> This



Sorry DC. I don't buy that. Foxy didn't ask for it, someone else obviously did.

I don't care now anyway. If I'm not allowed an opinion, I'll keep you all happy and shut up.

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