CBW1999
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- May 11, 2008
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- Tractor
- Kubota 7510, Toro Groundsmaster 217D
My point in stating "troll" was to alert members into the possibility and not get sucked into the great abyss. More than once have "new members" on their first post started controversial discussion to "stir the pot".
It is always interesting that the first post is about a controversial topic that no doubt would illicit an emotional response from the membership. In this example, 50 total posts and only2 are from the OP. The sixth reply (from another member) was the first asking for clarification. the next several came in what I consider normal type responses for something unclear. It wasn't till around post 14 that the OP states something about "not dignifying that with an answer" (wasn't clear to me who he was responding to).
So, now we are up to 50 posts. The discussion has wandered topic to topic and back again.
Final points:
Op made statements that generated responses he didn't like (as he indicated). No need to respond as he did, wasn't productive why didn't he just wait to see what useful info comes up. Its like openly asking a question in a bar. everyone might have something to say but you don't always respond to what you don't like to hear. You shouldn't be shocked or astonished that people have different opinions either. You don't ask this question and then go running out the door after the first person questions or responds negatively.
The Op clearly suggests that the dealership has committed acts from unethical to illegal- hence placing a label of "dishonest" on them. Is that fair? Even though he didn't mention the name, I see no difference. Some people are able to figure out who is being discussed.
I made my statement based on actions, not who he is. It is not "throwing sand".
It is always interesting that the first post is about a controversial topic that no doubt would illicit an emotional response from the membership. In this example, 50 total posts and only2 are from the OP. The sixth reply (from another member) was the first asking for clarification. the next several came in what I consider normal type responses for something unclear. It wasn't till around post 14 that the OP states something about "not dignifying that with an answer" (wasn't clear to me who he was responding to).
So, now we are up to 50 posts. The discussion has wandered topic to topic and back again.
Final points:
Op made statements that generated responses he didn't like (as he indicated). No need to respond as he did, wasn't productive why didn't he just wait to see what useful info comes up. Its like openly asking a question in a bar. everyone might have something to say but you don't always respond to what you don't like to hear. You shouldn't be shocked or astonished that people have different opinions either. You don't ask this question and then go running out the door after the first person questions or responds negatively.
The Op clearly suggests that the dealership has committed acts from unethical to illegal- hence placing a label of "dishonest" on them. Is that fair? Even though he didn't mention the name, I see no difference. Some people are able to figure out who is being discussed.
I made my statement based on actions, not who he is. It is not "throwing sand".