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>They tried to rules-lawyer their way out Well if there's no rules, there's nothing to rules lawyer about is there? You just kick rude buddy out and they can s
by grawprog 8y ago
>They tried to rules-lawyer their way out
Well if there's no rules, there's nothing to rules lawyer about is there? You just kick rude buddy out and they can sit and complain outside.
I mean if I kicked someone out of my place and they started arguing with me, I would physically remove them my house. There would be no arguing. Someone disrespects my house, my friends and me by not leaving when asked, they are no longer welcome there. There's no appealing to emotion, no anything. They leave.
- pjc50 8y agoSure; but what if it's not your house? Then you've got duelling claims over who should be in, resolved by appeals to emotion.
- pavel_lishin 8y ago> Well if there's no rules, there's nothing to rules lawyer about is there? You just kick rude buddy out and they can sit and complain outside. I don't think I was clear; their chief complaint that technically they didn't break any rules, and that there was no warning, and that they didn't know, etc. If you have a concrete rule to point to - especially one that's loose enough to cover most issues - then you can kick them out much more easily, especially because your co-organizers won't be stuck waffling.