Harley riding fuckwits being their usual selves

[Katman]

Once again my point is, they didn't disrupt an Anzac Day service.

You should probably reassess your view on what constitutes disrespect.

[Gadget1]

You should probably reassess your view on what constitutes disrespect.

My understanding of disrespect (being rude, impolite or offensive) is it is directed at someone or something.

The drunken hordes certainly didn't direct their attention to an Anzac day service.

[Katman]

My understanding of disrespect (being rude, impolite or offensive) is it is directed at someone or something.

The drunken hordes certainly didn't direct their attention to an Anzac day service.

So what is more important to you?

The ANZAC day service itself or the reason for the commemoration of the day?

[Gadget1]

So what is more important to you?

The ANZAC day service itself or the reason for the commemoration of the day?

Heh, we're getting into personal philosophy and feelings territory and it's a bit deeper than Anzac day but for now I'll just stick with plain old respect and not offending people like I've posted before.

[Virago]

...Anzac day is a celebration...

A what now?

[Gadget1]

A what now?

Yep. Here's a link:http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/commemoration

[Katman]

Heh, we're getting into personal philosophy and feelings territory and it's a bit deeper than Anzac day.

Really?

The reason for commemorating ANZAC day is deeper than ANZAC day?

Are you confused?

[Virago]

Yep. Here's a link:http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/commemoration

Dictionary definitions do not necessarily imply interchangeability of words. For instance if I referred to you using an old kiwi colloquialism as a rooster, I'm not necessarily calling you a cock.

Personality I wouldn't refer to Anzac Day as a celebration.

[Gadget1]

Really?

The reason for commemorating ANZAC day is deeper than ANZAC day?

Are you confused?

No, perhaps I didn't make myself clear enough. My personal philosophy and feelings on the subject are deeper than just Anzac day and the commemorations etc.

I did state I'd go with plain respect or not offending people.

[Gadget1]

Dictionary definitions do not necessarily imply interchangeability of words. For instance if I referred to you using an old kiwi colloquialism as a rooster, I'm not necessarily calling you a cock.

Personality I wouldn't refer to Anzac Day as a celebration.

Not a problem.

[Katman]

No, perhaps I didn't make myself clear enough.

You seem to have a habit of making stupid statements and then blaming it on not making yourself clear enough.

Ed has that problem too.

[Gadget1]

You seem to have a habit of making stupid statements and then blaming it on not making yourself clear enough.

Ed has that problem too.

You seem to be living up to the comments I'm getting about you via the reputation system.

[Katman]

You seem to be living up to the comments I'm getting about you via the reputation system.

I'm glad I don't seem to have any trouble making myself clear enough then.

[Gadget1]

I'm glad I don't seem to have any trouble making myself clear enough then.

It's certainly clear why they think of you like they do.

[unstuck]

See, all too easy to get offended. Bet most of the rebels on here sit around at home in the wee small hours getting all offended by talk back radio.