>Peter, I am amazed that this thread continues. You have been given really good replies about this topic, to the point of frustration, so either you are not understanding the replies you are getting, don’t want to understand, or are not explaining your point of view properly.
>I have rights as well as you have. One of my rights is to not listen or pay attention to that which I choose not to listen or pay attention to - that is my right. This has nothing to do with the subject that I want to ignore. Why do you persist with the idea that I must take your right to be heard over my right to ignore you? If you were to follow your argument to its logical conclusion it would give everybody the right to force everyone else to listen to them and their ideas – surely not a reasonable proposition.
Your message contains a paradox, two signals that contradict each other. One signal is that I must stop arguing ('amazed that the thread continues'). On the other hand you start asking questions to me. Now tell me, do you expect me to stop or do you expect me to reply to your questions.
Groet,
Peter de Valença
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