What ABOUT my neighbor -- the talented woodworker to whom I've suggested the online woodworking forum, and who lost his baby, last year?
What about my practicing Jew, woodworking, industry-insider brother, who would be aghast at the Holocaust jokes?
What about ANYBODY and EVERYBODY else that doesn't appreciate gallows humor?
Isn't this a woodworking site?
Shouldn't THEY be *actively* welcomed?
So far ... NOBODY has raised even a *single* point that "I'm missing."
Why NOT take your little sophomoric, backwater group to a private forum, if there are NO boundaries for the jokes you each enjoy -- jokes that make fun of others?
Why not e-mail each other with these jokes?
You really *can't* win this argument.
Not because of who I am ... except ... to the extent that "I'm on the side of the angels," on this issue.
It's rather like the concept that "the truth is the ultimate defense" to things like libel and slander charges.
I'm pretty much dead-nuts right, here. That makes my job
Well, don't read the jokes then. Do not subscribe to the newsgroup. Choose to ignore. There are a lot of things you can do if something offends you. There are a lot of wood working groups out there--read them instead.
You seem to have a hard time with the concept that we don't CARE whether humorless scolds are immune to joy. We, or at least I, am indifferent in the extreme as to whether someone is unamused or even offended by what I say. They are not part of my universe. Their emotions or feelings are of no moment to me. I cannot control how they feel and my feelings are not contingent on theirs.
As the saying goes, "If they can't take a joke..."
We don't want to do so.
We don't want to do so.
I don't care. I'm not trying to convince you of the superiority of my position and I'm certainly not susceptible to your exegesis. One difference is I accept that you are offended, though I don't care, but you seem unable to accept the reverse.
I'm proud of you. Of course every adversary on every position says they are on God's side and that God approves of their stalwart stands.
I'm a little unclear as to what "job" you refer and, for the life of me, I can't comprehend how tilting a windmills is "easy."
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