<!--[if !supportEmptyParas]-->Compassion and the like is for people who need it. Not people who post strong, controversial opinions on a public blog, and then cry and whine when people happen to have strong opinions that differ from the poster's.<o =""></o>

<!--[if !supportEmptyParas]-->There's nothing wrong with stopping blogging because you can't take the heat your opinions generate, but at least just come out and say that you can't take the conflict. Don't drop the ball by saying that your faith in humanity has been shaken because people disagree with you and are not afraid to as such.<o =""></o>

[font=Verdana]Heck, I dislike sustained conflict. There's nothing wrong with preffering to be around people who agree with you, and support you, rather than constantly having to bicker or have people down you.[/font]

There's a difference between death threats and opinions.

So calling someone a traitor, a communist, a liar, who knows what else, and threatening them with death or injury constitutes a difference of opinion?

Since Mr. Good's opinion was of the other side...

Wait. So it's alright to threaten someone with death, call them a traitor, and call them a communist as long as you believe the opposite to what they do?

Wow. Nice logic there, Kas.