GZ FranzKafka, First level 100 on nemesis league!

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mazul wrote:

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Invalesco wrote:

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Cribstaxx wrote:

And that behavior is learned from... Other humans. Were any of your teachers dogs?

There are actually nice people out there in the world. But of course there are also people out there that may indeed behave worse than dogs - that much I agree. Those that have to resort to insulting others on forums for instance, I would consider in the latter category.

Funny also how you logically consider yourself to behave worse than dogs, given that you insulted other forum users (namely those who insult other forum users) by consider them to behave worse than dogs. XD

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Invalesco wrote:

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mazul wrote:

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Invalesco wrote:

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There are actually nice people out there in the world. But of course there are also people out there that may indeed behave worse than dogs - that much I agree. Those that have to resort to insulting others on forums for instance, I would consider in the latter category.

Funny also how you logically consider yourself to behave worse than dogs, given that you insulted other forum users (namely those who insult other forum users) by consider them to behave worse than dogs. XD

Funny that you automatically assumed that I was referring to him giving an insult, when all I did was just state a personal opinion and not insult anybody. Whether his statement was intended as an insult, only he knows. After all, as you said, dogs are nice and friendly :)

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Invalesco wrote:

Correction: congrats on being carried to level 100 by the abuser of an exploit. Indeed!

Tainted achievement of the year award.

Inb4 drama starts

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mazul wrote:

You made the distinction between "nice people" and "people that may indeed behave worse than dogs".

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Cribstaxx wrote:

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Invalesco wrote:

Correction: congrats on being carried to level 100 by the abuser of an exploit. Indeed!

Tainted achievement of the year award.

Inb4 drama starts

Funny how you started all this 29 pages ago =P

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Cribstaxx wrote:

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Lacceh wrote:

Learned from other beings, yes. It is not something you're born with, as you were implying with 'human nature'.

Human nature is a tendency that most humans have to act in said manner.

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Invalesco wrote:

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mazul wrote:

You made the distinction between "nice people" and "people that may indeed behave worse than dogs".

Because there are indeed people who behave worse than dogs - that's a fact.

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Lacceh wrote:

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Cribstaxx wrote:

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Lacceh wrote:

Learned from other beings, yes. It is not something you're born with, as you were implying with 'human nature'.

Human nature is a tendency that most humans have to act in said manner.

So now it's a 'tendency that most humans have'? So you're born with it? And what do you mean 'most'?

Human behaviour is learned from the environment, shaped by the environment and the system we live in. If you can't understand that I'm sorry.

There are no 'good' or 'bad' people or 'competitive' people. There's always a past event or experience that make people behave a certain way.

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mazul wrote:

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Invalesco wrote:

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mazul wrote:

You made the distinction between "nice people" and "people that may indeed behave worse than dogs".

Because there are indeed people who behave worse than dogs - that's a fact.

Nope it is not a fact, it completely depends on the subjective term "worse".

Furthermore, depending on the subjective meaning of "worse", all people in existence may behave worse than dogs, which makes the distinction redundant since then all "nice people" do behave worse than dogs.

I've assumed that you were not doing a redundant distinction and you were referring to the insult similar to "you are a dog" that is common in Eastern countries.