On feeling sorry for people

I agree with you about the belief that it is far more moral for an individual to seek self improvement and understanding of others than it is to seek some childishly egotistical advantage through unnecessarily berating others over all-to-often seemingly trivial matters.Unfortunately, by engaging in some tit-for-tat, all too personal invective, you have been undermining your own arguments in the last several posts. Please consider your original thoughts and take a breather.ABE - Having said this, I firmly believe there is a place for idealism as opposed to smug self-righteousness. Edited by anglagard, : misplaced quotesEdited by anglagard, : No reason given.Edited by anglagard, : clarity

Actually, as long as there is an edit button, you can delete your posts.Also, you should not apologise to me, I am not the offended party. You may want to consider apologising to anyone you feel you may have offended.

This seems to be an unusual comment from someone who, since I have been here these several months, always has to have a thread that is usually at the top of the list concerning either their personality quirks, their percieved insults, or their philosophic beliefs (nihilism).As you can probably tell, I am not one of your "groupies." I intend to keep any response to any thread all about RobinRohan to an absolute minimum.