The best way to fight ignorance is to ignore it !

ttbn,

I didn't know any - toxic, nasty, small men, until
you came along on this forum.

Were you to go - it just may raise the bar for
others. Frankly I am surprised that you're still
allowed to post - your effluence can be smelt
everywhere.

When kettles are calling the pots black, hypocrisy & lack of integrity have reached saturation !

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Foxy,

You once announced that, among all the other conditions that you often regale us with, that you suffered from depression. You certainly have the right personality for a depressive, and you are not helping yourself. You are becoming more manic and out of control with every post. OLO is not the right therapy for you, and projecting your own faults and problems onto me and others will do more damage than good, to you. Your obsessive behaviour and intolerance; your mania for being 'right' and putting other people down won't change anything. Get help.

"The best way to fight ignorance is to ignore it !"

Quite right, individual. Particularly with fragile people who are obviously struggling. I spent my working life dealing with difficult people; but that was 20 years ago, and the memories have dulled a bit.

People's volatility has increased over the past few years as life gets tougher: more nastiness, more violence, weirder behaviour, blazing hatred over mere differences of opinion.

In the media yesterday, a hulking young male was reported as having said, "I'm not frightened to hit a girl", after he bashed a 23 year old woman in a road rage incident. Politicians being physically attacked (only the non-left so far). Society is going downhill fast. Shop assistants, police, ambos attacked because someone is on drugs, drink, or just having a bad day. Not forgetting the mania of some posters to win arguments that don't really matter.

Thanks for reminding me.