Apologies to TOTJO

I don't think I need to apologize but I will anyway.

I am sorry for asking for the council to invite Ryder back. First off it is not my place. Second it was rude. And finally, I doubt anyone would listen to someone like me.

Do not forgive me. I don't want your forgiveness, nor do I need it. If you think you should forgive me for exercising my constitutional right of free speech, well... it wouldn't be appropriate.

Like I said, I don't want your forgiveness. I just want to be heard.

Thanks!
sNe1a

The best apology anyone can make is learning from their behavior.

I dont think you did anything wrong and I personally dont think you need to apologise.

Why shouldnt you ask if he is your friend?
I didnt see any rude behaviour
And your voice counts just as much as anyone elses.

Why apologise if you dont think its needed?

sNe1a wrote: I don't think I need to apologize but I will anyway.

I am sorry for asking for the council to invite Ryder back. First off it is not my place. Second it was rude. And finally, I doubt anyone would listen to someone like me.

Do not forgive me. I don't want your forgiveness, nor do I need it. If you think you should forgive me for exercising my constitutional right of free speech, well... it wouldn't be appropriate.

Like I said, I don't want your forgiveness. I just want to be heard.

Thanks!
sNe1a

You're welcome to ask The Council anything privately, by PM for example.

You have no rights to any speech whatsoever here or at any non-governmental organization. The First Amendment prevents the states and federal government from infringing on speech.

Ryder is welcome to ask The Council anything although we will ignore messages from fake or non-working email addresses.

I don't think you did anything to warrant an apology (that I know of)

But it seems odd to start an apology with 'I don't think I need to apologize', does that not defeat the point of an apology somewhat? :laugh:

AND, as Elizabeth said, 'your voice counts just as much as anyone elses'

sNe1a wrote: Like I said, I don't want your forgiveness. I just want to be heard.

Do you think this type of threads make you more likely, or less likely, to be taken seriously in the future?

sNe1a wrote: I don't think I need to apologize but I will anyway.

I am sorry for asking for the council to invite Ryder back. First off it is not my place. Second it was rude. And finally, I doubt anyone would listen to someone like me.

Do not forgive me. I don't want your forgiveness, nor do I need it. If you think you should forgive me for exercising my constitutional right of free speech, well... it wouldn't be appropriate.

Like I said, I don't want your forgiveness. I just want to be heard.

Thanks!
sNe1a

this actually doesnt make any sense

youre apologizing but refusing to apologize?
youre sorry but youre not sorry?

your post is not consistent

you want to be heard, OK, fair enough, so do we all

in the future, if we do you the courtesy of hearing you, will you make an effort to say something that is worth our time?

OB1 we have been invaded by Neo-maxi-zoom-dweebies. It explains a lot.

Hello, please everyone remember to not try and insult other members, as its in the rules ... even in jest if possible IMO, build up not tear down and all that. If people want to roll around on the floor throwing elbows then that is ok, but it needs to be clearly articulated through direct replies and not carried across different threads as it might read out of context.