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[QUOTE="Hans Sprungfeld, post: 4573593, member: 181"] Don't ask me about "silly;" it's your word, and I was critical of your using it. And, yes, you used "censor" in a way that did not make sense to me. Fact is, you're the one suggesting AND rejecting suppression. Leave me out of it. You can decide within yourself who has the better argument. The choice in how you conduct yours is entirely yours. I offered no more than sincere opinion that behaving as I suggested would be better for the team you support. You're free to disagree or not care, though you did say that you want the team to perform at its best each game. What's a "grown ass man," and why are you newly introducing who can or cannot "take it?" What's "it?" What's the relevance of these new things? Sounds like you dislike some of the stuff he says. I do as well. I took the time to go back and reread my posts and your posts. I could be wrong (and apologies in advance if I am), but it looks like you & I both haven't said anything about the players. I read you saying that you disfavored what he said and didn't understand his thinking process. I did my best to establish where our points of intersected and made the suggestion that you be the change you wish to see and do so in a loving spirit. I think it'll advance him and the team faster than rehashing the same tired complaints voiced by those who didn't admit to not understanding his thinking process. I thought that was a candid admission, and saw an opportunity to be helpful. I probably regarded others as too close-minded to bother with. You offered that you could argue that critique is a form of support. Do you object to my offering that extending loving energy toward your favorite team's head coach is a form of support? [/QUOTE]
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