On 4/5/2007 6:53 PM Mxsmanic jumped down, turned around, and wrote:

d.g.s. writes:

You snipped the part of the post where I quoted the example, thus
destroying the context my question quoted above, a very dishonest
practice ...

No, simply an accepted means of saving bandwidth. You snipped everything
except my reply and the sentence that immediately preceded it. Why would it
be dishonest for me, but not for you?

First, show how I snipped your reply and the sentence that immediately
preceded it.

Also, show where I claimed that I followed this so-called "Golden Rule."
*You're* the one who made this claim, not me.

Also, show where I claimed that it *WASN'T* dishonest for me to do so.
If you're being dishonest, then according to the Golden Rule, you should
be perfectly content with me being dishonest also.

Also, your "accepted means of saving bandwidth" is merely a dishonest
dodge in an attempt to cover up your dishonesty, while bleating on and
on about how honest you really are. Why do you feel this need to be
so dishonest?

Why did you do this?

See above.

See what above?

Is this another example of how you practice the Golden Rule?

Yes.

It shows. But if this is such an example, then you have no cause to
complain about the treatment you receive here, as it is consistent with
the responses you get in many of the Usenet forums in which you, um,
"participate."
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dgs