well done, thanks for insulting another poster!

Do you fail to see the irony in calling Incognito crass?

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White Rabbit's post was insulting, uncalled for, and is being deleted. That's a CRASS way to welcome a new poster.

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Walter Mondale: "George Bush doesn't have the manhood to apologize." George Bush: "Well, on the manhood thing, I'll put mine up against his any time."

I must say that I don't really mind insults, though personally I don't really consider this an insult. Rather, I would say that your criticism is simply lacking any thoughtfulness.

crass - Definition from the Merriam-Webster Online Dictionary

I am not sure why affording the same liberties to everyone is gross or indicates grossness of mind, and I fail to see how it is indicative of materialistic values.

Secondly, you offer nothing of value to back up your simplistic argument. You simply make a statement with no supportive evidence. I suppose that simply because you say it is so we are expected to accept it as fact.

Seeing as how I welcome an argument and different viewpoints, would you be so kind as to elucidate on why you think I failed, why it was crass, and why it didn't make much sense? Thanks in advance.

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