@ swarm:
I am not suggesting you might be a pedophyle! I am just giving an example as how abuse can perpetuate, and could be a basic pattern of behaviours as awfull as that.
One of the most common ways of copping with abuse is rationalyzing that abuse is really the way things are, and if you put up with it every body else should also put up with abuse.
To me, if any one was bullied and did not have the courage to confront his or her abusers at the time, he/she should not be a coward and prey on any perceived weak target that never did any thing to them. The victims of bulling do not have the the right to perpetuate the pattern of abuse, just because you have been bullied you do not have the right to bully others.
Since you are sensitive to what I say or I may imply about you; I want you to go back and read your own posts directed at me and count how many names you have called me, how many times you have made comments that imply me as a bad doctor, a bad person who whould harm atheists, that I should refrain from taking care of these patients, etc. What works for you works for everybody, if you do not like to be told things that may hurt, do not do it to others, the rules work both ways!
The fact that I did not get affected by your comments does not mean they were all right, if you had done this against any one else less strong than me you might have hurt this persons' feelings. I would also like you to read again your comment about me being naive to the internet and the forums and I have not encounter aggression yet. See how well this match with the idea that I need some sort of "initiation" or "hazing" a good bully would do.
You do not have to publically agree with me, I am nobody to judge you, this bulling behavior to me is very commonly the "American way" of doing things, if you were born in other culture where this behaviour is condemned you would have a different perspective. Again, it is no easy to get rid of these patterns. Yet they are still wrong.
I am not suggesting you might be a pedophyle! I am just giving an example as how abuse can perpetuate, and could be a basic pattern of behaviours as awfull as that.
One of the most common ways of copping with abuse is rationalyzing that abuse is really the way things are, and if you put up with it every body else should also put up with abuse.
To me, if any one was bullied and did not have the courage to confront his or her abusers at the time, he/she should not be a coward and prey on any perceived weak target that never did any thing to them. The victims of bulling do not have the the right to perpetuate the pattern of abuse, just because you have been bullied you do not have the right to bully others.
Since you are sensitive to what I say or I may imply about you; I want you to go back and read your own posts directed at me and count how many names you have called me, how many times you have made comments that imply me as a bad doctor, a bad person who whould harm atheists, that I should refrain from taking care of these patients, etc. What works for you works for everybody, if you do not like to be told things that may hurt, do not do it to others, the rules work both ways!
The fact that I did not get affected by your comments does not mean they were all right, if you had done this against any one else less strong than me you might have hurt this persons' feelings. I would also like you to read again your comment about me being naive to the internet and the forums and I have not encounter aggression yet. See how well this match with the idea that I need some sort of "initiation" or "hazing" a good bully would do.
You do not have to publically agree with me, I am nobody to judge you, this bulling behavior to me is very commonly the "American way" of doing things, if you were born in other culture where this behaviour is condemned you would have a different perspective. Again, it is no easy to get rid of these patterns. Yet they are still wrong.