--- In [email protected], "authfriend" <authfriend@...> wrote: > > --- In [email protected], iranitea <no_reply@> wrote: > > > > --- In [email protected], "authfriend" <authfriend@> wrote: > > > > > > --- In [email protected], iranitea <no_reply@> wrote: > > > (snip) > > > > We then had another private email exchange, were you openly > > > > expressed your anger toward me, and said that you were happy > > > > I was gone, which prompted my to return, for some time - to > > > > expose your anger and reactiveness. > > > > > > Have you decided to challenge Barry for the Master of > > > Inadvertent Irony title? > > > > > > <guffaw> > > > > > You could need some creativity. And another example how > > desperately you are trying to demonize people, by trying > > to somehow identify them with Barry. > > <ROAR> > > Do you feel demonized by an association with Barry? > > If so, you can relax. I wasn't identifying you with > Barry, I was pointing out that what I quoted above > was hilariously, but entirely inadvertently, ironic.
Look, you do demonize Barry constantly. I have no problem with him, but you have a long history of obsessing on him, and easily applying the same labels, and words, for example LIAR, to all others and lump them together as a group. That's your tactics. It's called guilt by association. You even get upset, if somebody tries to stay neutral, like Rory recently, and not point out his evilness. Same with Robin, Curtis was accused by him to be 'dishonest', because he regarded Barry as a friend. Can't be. I was, at the time, surprised and even shocked by the tone in the private email, which included the admission to your anger. Instead of having this same kind of silly dialogue private, I had decided to take it public on FFL, with all your silly accusations.
