Alliance Raids and players not waiting for Cutscene Watchers

[Kolaina]

We will never agree. I consider not waiting rude and are unable to accept the argument "You over estimate just how much content is missed" as a valid excuse for rude behaviour. Your moral compass is clearly different (not sure if that is the right word. Ethics? Consideration? Education? Something along those lines). Which is basically what this threads boils down to. Difference in values

Education? Insinuating what? I’m not as smart as you? Less educated? Yet you suggest others are rude for simply having a different perspective than you. Wow buddy

[Xaruko_Nexume]

Education? Insinuating what? I’m not as smart as you? Less educated? Yet you suggest others are rude for simply having a different perspective than you. Wow buddy

Not waiting on others is rude in almost every situation I can think of in life. Especially when its literal seconds. But like you said earlier, other people in this game are nothing more to you than a means to an end. I only hope that perspective is only in game.

[Harriks]

Education? Insinuating what? I’m not as smart as you? Less educated? Yet you suggest others are rude for simply having a different perspective than you. Wow buddy

Being rude is subjective to each person. That you have different values might be rude from my view, but in no way does that mean you are less smart/educated.

[MaxCarnage]

Being rude is subjective to each person. That you have different values might be rude from my view, but in no way does that mean you are less smart/educated.

You can't backtrack and say that you weren't saying someone is uneducated for not waiting while your previous post said "Your moral compass is clearly different (not sure if that is the right word. Ethics? Consideration? Education? Something along those lines)". You are saying that a difference in education would result in a difference in morals. Education has absolutely nothing to do with it. I bet you are also one of those people who say, "being a decent human being isn't hard" while being condescending and insulting in the same breath. Oh wait, that's right, you did that.

[Harriks]

You can't backtrack and say that you weren't saying someone is uneducated for not waiting while your previous post said "Your moral compass is clearly different (not sure if that is the right word. Ethics? Consideration? Education? Something along those lines)". You are saying that a difference in education would result in a difference in morals. Education has absolutely nothing to do with it. I bet you are also one of those people who say, "being a decent human being isn't hard" while being condescending and insulting in the same breath. Oh wait, that's right, you did that.

Education shapes a person's values. Different educations shape persons differently. Educations in different countries is different.

[MaxCarnage]

Education shapes a person's values. Different educations shape persons differently. Educations in different countries is different.

It's not about "education". Taking mathematics in school versus geography isn't going to change what kind of human being you are. Going to post-secondary for a medical degree isn't going to make you a better or worse person than someone who went to trade school. If you're going to imply that you meant to say upbringing and personal experiences, then say that. But saying education is you making a statement that people who differ from your opinions are lacking in intelligence.

[Harriks]

It's not about "education". Taking mathematics in school versus geography isn't going to change what kind of human being you are. Going to post-secondary for a medical degree isn't going to make you a better or worse person than someone who went to trade school. If you're going to imply that you meant to say upbringing and personal experiences, then say that. But saying education is you making a statement that people who differ from your opinions are lacking in intelligence.

Yes, thank you. "upbringing and personal experiences" is what I was looking for

[Xaruko_Nexume]

It's not about "education". Taking mathematics in school versus geography isn't going to change what kind of human being you are. Going to post-secondary for a medical degree isn't going to make you a better or worse person than someone who went to trade school. If you're going to imply that you meant to say upbringing and personal experiences, then say that. But saying education is you making a statement that people who differ from your opinions are lacking in intelligence.

Harriks probably attended a school, likely not in the U.S. where in schools, "education" is more than learning math, science etc. and includes learning how to be a decent human being.

[ApolloGenX]

Education shapes a person's values. Different educations shape persons differently. Educations in different countries is different.

You mean education or cultural norms/experiences? I'm not sure how education defines values..... in fact, I would think that your values shape what your educational aspirations might be...(Example - I lived through the Enron mess happening in my backyard - I went into the financial sector (CPA) with the idea that ethics needed to be restored)- and yes, if you had to Google Enron, you probably think I'm old... maybe I am.