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Re: Conversation with wonkavision
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It is clear that you are faulting the autocracy (with emotional appeals) for making their decisions with rational black and white criteria instead of shared group values.
The message your posts get across is that this banning was a result of the forum being unable to properly respond to Wonka, due to lack of skill and emotional intelligence, and that his behavior wasn't objectively "across the line" or worse than any other, (day to day), and that Wonka is a victim of mob mentality.
Furthermore, you are fighting his defense, not because you have rationalized that his behavior was correct or that the banning was unwarranted, but on the principles of sheer morality. You're using this powerful drive to attempt to apply post hoc rationalization to validate Wonka's activity and therefore invalidate the forum's response.
It's just that he keeps twisting things and putting spin each time he proceeds to reduce the situation down to its fundamental cause-effect relationship.
Probably a formal fallacy of some sort. Sure does make me cringe when I read it :/
To identify this, the preservation of some sacred texts, as a reason for banning a member, because he disrupted the natural conversation, seems very facetious to me every time I hear it.
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If you poke a dog until he bites you, then use that as an excuse to put him down, I don't think that is very fair... Especially because you know exactly what will happen if you poke a dog repeatedly.
It is sometimes just sad, disheartening, and a bit disgusting to see a group of people who I thought might be a bit more sympathetic to outcasts, treat those very outcasts with the same bully behavior that caused a bunch of us to seek solace on the Internet in the first place.
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It sucks that in real life we cannot just ban annoying people from our sights with the mere click of a button. I didn't agree to anything tacitly nor untacitly. I clicked through the "agree to forum rules" same as I do for the software license agreement "check here" boxes. I reference this because I'm assuming nobody really reads the rules until one is accused of breaking one. Thus, there does not really exist a contract between any two persons-- until you try to justify the reasons for getting rid of the person.
~ Example.
It is clear that you are faulting the autocracy (with emotional appeals) for making their decisions with rational black and white criteria instead of shared group values.
The message your posts get across is that this banning was a result of the forum being unable to properly respond to Wonka, due to lack of skill and emotional intelligence, and that his behavior wasn't objectively "across the line" or worse than any other, (day to day), and that Wonka is a victim of mob mentality.
Furthermore, you are fighting his defense, not because you have rationalized that his behavior was correct or that the banning was unwarranted, but on the principles of sheer morality. You're using this powerful drive to attempt to apply post hoc rationalization to validate Wonka's activity and therefore invalidate the forum's response.