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Niamh. 15-10-2015 01:18 PM

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Originally Posted by Kizzy (Post 8225183)
My arguments?... :/

No, I'm talking about when BB HMs accuse other BB HMs of being fence sitters

Kizzy 15-10-2015 01:21 PM

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Originally Posted by Niamh. (Post 8225186)
No, I'm talking about when BB HMs accuse other BB HMs of being fence sitters

Ah right, oh it's different when it's about HMs as they are so changeable.

LukeB 15-10-2015 01:41 PM

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Originally Posted by Niamh. (Post 8224967)
I think also alot of times people are accused of being sheep just because they agree with majority where as maybe the majority is the majority because it's what most people actually think is right

I've been accused of being a sheep before because I mainly have same opinions as another member(but we have disagreed many times) :laugh: but i've liked/had the same opinion for years way before i was active on this site.

kirklancaster 15-10-2015 02:02 PM

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Originally Posted by Niamh. (Post 8224967)
I think also alot of times people are accused of being sheep just because they agree with majority where as maybe the majority is the majority because it's what most people actually think is right

You are FAR too logical for this forum Niamh. :laugh::laugh:

Ashley. 15-10-2015 02:06 PM

I've never been a sheep as such, but some of the decisions I've made have been influenced by those in my friendship groups.

Josy 15-10-2015 02:10 PM

How can you be sure if someone is just being deliberately awkward though if they don't agree with the majority? maybe they just really have a different opinion :think:

arista 15-10-2015 02:19 PM

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Originally Posted by Josy (Post 8225271)
How can you be sure if someone is just being deliberately awkward though if they don't agree with the majority? maybe they just really have a different opinion :think:


I have seen Just that
with a Member that messed with me
and You have Banned many times

bots 15-10-2015 02:46 PM

i disagree

Ashley. 15-10-2015 02:58 PM

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Originally Posted by Josy (Post 8225271)
How can you be sure if someone is just being deliberately awkward though if they don't agree with the majority? maybe they just really have a different opinion :think:

Yeah I would say there's quite a wide gap between being a sheep and being deliberately awkward.

Johnnyuk123 16-10-2015 08:24 PM

Being an individual and having an opinion of your own is very important to me. So i would never choose to be a sheep, but i would also say that not being a sheep does not automatically imply that you are an awkward person.:wavey:

Ammi 17-10-2015 03:38 AM

..I would say that both are extremes and extremes are never good so neither really..if you're being deliberately awkward, then you're not being individual..individual is a natural thing, it's not deliberate...you just are..

DemolitionRed 17-10-2015 08:51 AM

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Originally Posted by Johnnyuk123 (Post 8229636)
Being an individual and having an opinion of your own is very important to me. So i would never choose to be a sheep, but i would also say that not being a sheep does not automatically imply that you are an awkward person.:wavey:

I strongly agree with this.
I think that although you and I have different political opinions, we are fairly similar, so regardless of how your opinion differs with mine, I have to admire your stance (awkwardness :hehe:) and admire the stance of most people who hold a passionate opinion.

Having a minority opinion can make you unpopular to the majority and so you need thick skin. Some people don't really have an opinion but prefer to remain with the popular majority and that's fine, it doesn't make them sheep, it just means they prefer to play things safe and remain popular.

Mystic Mock 18-10-2015 02:09 AM

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Originally Posted by DemolitionRed (Post 8230197)
I strongly agree with this.
I think that although you and I have different political opinions, we are fairly similar, so regardless of how your opinion differs with mine, I have to admire your stance (awkwardness :hehe:) and admire the stance of most people who hold a passionate opinion.

Having a minority opinion can make you unpopular to the majority and so you need thick skin. Some people don't really have an opinion but prefer to remain with the popular majority and that's fine, it doesn't make them sheep, it just means they prefer to play things safe and remain popular.

The last part of your post defines what I think a sheep person is like, they are so scared to be in the minority group with whatever opinion so they just go with the majority even if they don't care about the topic at hand.

Amy Jade 18-10-2015 05:41 AM

Sheep. I don't think being awkward is that bad at all, I'd say I'm awkward - not to piss people off I just generally support the under dog.

DemolitionRed 18-10-2015 09:54 AM

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Originally Posted by Amy Jade (Post 8231769)
Sheep. I don't think being awkward is that bad at all, I'd say I'm awkward - not to piss people off I just generally support the under dog.

That's an interesting one Amy. A person who isn't necessarily forthright but who is willing to jump in and support the underdog, even if that means losing their own popularity. In my world that isn't being awkward.

I would say that such a person holds high moral values and insists on fairness. I would call these sorts 'diplomats' :)

Cal. 18-10-2015 10:18 AM

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Originally Posted by Niamh. (Post 8224947)
alot of times people don't have a strong enough opinion either way on a subject or situation to want to bother getting off the fence :shrug:

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