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| DATE | 2019-10-29 |
| FROM | Jean Louis
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| SUBJECT | Re: [Hangout - NYLXS]
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* Ruben Safir [2019-10-29 05:08]:
> On 10/28/19 7:34 PM, Samuel Thibault wrote:
> > One of the ways the joke was presented is
> >
> > we believe that taking her emacs virginity away is a blessed act
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>
> completely not offense. No aspect of it is offensive, unless you hate
> the speaker and have an ax to grind.
It is not generaly offensive, but it is hard to explain that to one
who stands for those people who could be offended by it.
Dealing with people who are not offended, but they stand for justice
for those who could be offended... just thinking.
Even if those who could be offended were not offended... we do not
actually deal with people who could be offended but those who stand
for those who could be offended.
It makes fun with my children to play to be overly offended. They
touch me, and I scream. They touch the ground and it hurts
me. Children recognize that immediately as being something irregular,
they reject it by laughing about that.
If I would really get hurt because of one touch, of course that some
people would try to take care of me, but not all of the time. Because
they would sooner or later recognize my drama.
It is not them that need to take care of "my feelings".
It is me who has to grow enough and solve my over-reactions.
That is how I see that.
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