I would say that words are owned by people, and they are a reflection of such.
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Originally Posted by eric Yet another transparent passive aggressive stunt that serves only to make you look foolish and stir up yuk yuks amongst the little clique of whacko-liberal bed-wetters and head-nodders you seek reassurance and validation from. For you to know about the character "LT Rasczak" means you know where it comes from, so its obvious your feigned ignorance of the title and genre was intentional and contrived, not to mention perfectly childish. |
That is their view and they open the door of the discussion about about them because they are making a personal judgement about others. So, naturally, what may follow is "who are these people you are talking about, eric?" Now some may consider that undo, but I believe it is the natural flow of a conversation. If you do not want to talk about you, then don't bring your personal judgements and demons into the dialogue.
Personally, I have no problem talking about me. It's what I know best. Why talk from a perspective that is second best?