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Look at the indentation, I am clearly responding to the parent. Especially to : "Honesty and honor are worth more than money." I don't think "honorable" has th
by cassepipe 6y ago
Look at the indentation, I am clearly responding to the parent. Especially to :
"Honesty and honor are worth more than money."
I don't think "honorable" has the same meaning and I did not even see it when I read you post.
I specifically edited my post to explain I was not accusing parent of supporting murder but maybe you were already writing yours and did not see that part.
No it is just on my blacklist and the only way I can enforce that blacklist is by trying remind anybody who uses it whence it came. Not trying to launch a censorship campaign by any means.
- selectodude 6y agoThe root word of "honor" is not honor killings, just to be clear.
- techbio 6y agoThe word was used in a sense. You hijacked the thread with an antonymnic homophone. Seeing this a lot recently.
- cassepipe 6y agoI reckon it was a hijack but just as when I see the world love, it is always interesting to point out how the word has been socially used. It is not unusual for an hn discussion to become fairly distant from the original topic, this is conveniently allowed by threads, I did not think of it as a problem.