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Originally Posted by Lostie!
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What are you even harping on about now? :conf:
So, by simply voicing a negative opinion on people who decide to drink more than they can handle, that means I view it as more of an issue than those other things you mentioned? I'd love you to point me towards where I ever suggested that. :joker:
Actually, why aren't you taking your own advice? You're getting uppity at someone holding a differing opinion to you, shouldn't you be out concentrating on the real issues of the world and not fixating on something as trivial as this? Or does it not apply to you?
When the next series of BB rolls around, I look forward to you never criticizing anything anyone does because, clearly, to do so would be wasting dear time that should be spent on more important matters. Right?
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Because as I've already pointed out, binge drinking culture and indeed getting so paralytic to the point of throwing up is indicative of a wide range of social problems that led to such an occurrence. By choosing to focus solely on 'ew how pathetic, drink less in future' you are ignoring a wide range of factors that I listed that are often attributed to such behaviour. And plus, you've still not actually answered why a person getting drunk to the point of throwing up - using
their own body - is actually a problem for anyone else but themselves (or indeed society when you look at the bigger problems influencing this), so long as they clear up after themselves? Again, it smacks of being snobby
Sorry but you can't really flip this around, that's not going to work :joker: I'm asking why
you find such a trivial issue so important. I've stated I don't think it's important - because it isn't. You were the one who responded to me in this thread, not the other way round, so it's you who should be answering why such a trivial issue is seemingly such a big crime
and lmao I look forward to the same because when it comes to Big Brother I almost never criticise anything any housemate does - unless it's actually serious like a Dennis incident - for reasons like 'this isn't real life', 'we're not living with them so why should we care', 'both sides should be applauded for causing this issue that we're all talking about' etc etc. I very, very rarely say anything like 'they were so out of order for doing that!', usually you'll find me congratulating them on doing it and making the show...people should know that of me by now. I take an objective stance on all things Big Brother UK related so feel free to prove me wrong this summer, but I'll be amazed if you do. I don't care what people do on the house for the most part, so long as they're doing something :joker:
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Originally Posted by Lostie!
(Post 8598351)
Why doesn't your "live and let live" mantra apply to people voicing their own opinions on here? Because I've found you're always very eager to jump up in outrage at the very idea of someone saying something you disagree with and start throwing out personal jabs.
Again, I'm sensing a little bit of inconsistency here.
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Eh? I've been perfectly civil in this thread,
you were the one who quoted me and then proceeded to use the ':)' smiley to try and be patronising. If you do that I'm going to retaliate. I've been personal with no one else, just curious as to why anyone could possibly care about someone else doing something with
their own body that's all, it's such a non-issue and I'm yet to be shown examples of how it's anything but being snobby :shrug: