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[SannaR]

Awesome you called me disingenuous and thus not worth the time to discuss things with. Yet I want to say that you from the start at least the first time I saw a post of yours you were attacking someone right off the bat. Just because you didn't like how someone was disagreeing with someone else. Which most likely wasn't in a harsh way. The person who was disagreeing. So according to you everyone should have a right to throw stones at you. And again when your first interaction with someone is you seeing them attack a person for just disagreeing with someone why would anyone want to interact with that. Don't play victim or whatever. You tend to go around labeling people things just as much as others do. Or are you going to tell me you've never called someone a Fora Knight amongst other things?

[AwesomeJr44]

Awesome you called me disingenuous and thus not worth the time to discuss things with.

I didn't specifically call you disingenuous in the post you're referring to, I said that I disliked the lore forum in general because of how many people in it are disingenuous. I did say that you're a performer in this circus and thus not worth having a discussion with because quite frankly, you're not.

Yet I want to say that you from the start at least the first time I saw a post of yours you were attacking someone right off the bat. Just because you didn't like how someone was disagreeing with someone else.

You can say the same about nearly everyone in this thread depending on what post of theirs you first saw, whether you chose to misinterpret it, and/or whether you chose to remove the context from the situation (such as whether or not that 'disagreement' was truly simple 'disagreement'). This includes you.

So according to you everyone should have a right to throw stones at you.

Not really how it works as I wasn't the first to have thrown a stone but if you want to, go ahead. I've made it clear in the past that I don't care if I'm popular with the part of the community you're a part of. Your scorn means nothing to me. Having seen what earns your praise, it's better to be hated than loved by you and yours. If I'm disliked by your part of the community, it probably means I'm right.

Or are you going to tell me you've never called someone a Fora Knight amongst other things?

The term 'Fora Knight' was Senti's creation and I used the term a handful of times (after having Senti explain the meaning of the term in private) before not using it again for the past few months. It definitely suits certain people on the forums but I personally don't use it anymore as it doesn't really mean anything to anyone who doesn't know its meaning, and I don't feel like explaining it every time. As for other labels, I only call people things when the shoe fits.

[KariTheFox]

To be clear, nobody ever wielded thier deceased loved ones like a cudgel. The exchange actually went something like this.

Avenyond: "People with whom Endwalker resonated with have not actually experienced meaningful loss in thier lives."

Several posters: "That's not true, I experienced loss in my life and related very much to the story of Endwalker. It's messed up that you would say something like that."

Avenyond: "You are all clearly just lying and trying to gaslight and emotionally manipulate me."

To any outside observer, this is utterly deranged behavior.

[Kazemon15]

To be clear, nobody ever wielded thier deceased loved ones like a cudgel. The exchange actually went something like this.

Avenyond: "People with whom Endwalker resonated with have not actually experienced meaningful loss in thier lives."

Several posters: "That's not true, I experienced loss in my life and related very much to the story of Endwalker. It's messed up that you would say something like that."

Avenyond: "You are all clearly just lying and trying to gaslight and emotionally manipulate me."

To any outside observer, this is utterly deranged behavior.

Also to add, he not only said it wasn't meaningful loss, but said they didn't grieve "like a normal human being", which was dehumanizing anyone who didn't "fit" into what grieving should be.