Rolf wrote:sockmonkey wrote:Rolf wrote:I believe in a crime.
At last we come to the truth of the matter. Credo in unum Deum. Who can argue against blind faith?
Jeremy
What a crap. But trusting someone who never lied to me is the best I can do as a human being. But you prefer hidden anons. Let's stop it. We cannot come closer on this. In fact the short quote is like a lie. But if you hate Vas it's normal that you hate me too. And I'm proud of. Viel Feind viel Ehr.
You take this all very personally, Rolf, and it's not meant that way. In fact, your accusation of "hate" is so off the mark that it merits a special mention. You are diverting the argument from a matter of facts and events into some emotional world that has nothing to do with the discussion at hand. I certainly don't hate Vas (I've never even had the presumable pleasure of talking to him), but I don't harbor any particular good will for him, either (nor bad will, just to make that clear).
He's a software designer and a businessman and has to work for my loyalty or good will as a customer, just like everyone else I buy software from. I happen to disagree with the politics of how his business has handled the Ippolit threat, and would rather take my chess euros to a different business, given what is currently known about the current state of affairs.
Anyway, we are clearly at loggerheads, so I'll let you get on with your life. But let me repeat what I wrote a few weeks ago: stop telling us what to do. You've made your choices, and explained your reasoning behind them. That's great, I happen to disagree. And let's be honest. You're not supporting Vas -- you're supporting your own biases and prejudices (which is natural, of course), and there's no reason to expect that I (or anyone else) should do so, as well.
Jeremy