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I am not mad. At best, I am disappointed as I let the someone go by themselves as I don't get on the elevator. For every choice, a consequence. It is absurd tha
by A4ET8a8uTh0_v2 1y ago
I am not mad. At best, I am disappointed as I let the someone go by themselves as I don't get on the elevator. For every choice, a consequence. It is absurd that you think your response was a reduction at all.. Honestly, if you are on my side, please stop. You are explicitly not helping.
- rglullis 1y ago> disappointed as I let the someone go by themselves as I don't get on the elevator. Ok, so you think that people are expected to just step down and be quiet about it. Others would certainly complain and rightly so. Also, while you might feel okay about taking another elevator, we can not tell people "if don't like your pedestrian-hostile and accident-prone environment just go move away, or stop being a pedestrian".
- A4ET8a8uTh0_v2 1y ago<< we can not tell people Allow me to restate what you are saying: "we can not tell people:" <something I don't like> we can force people to: <do anything I like> No dice.
- rglullis 1y agoI say "people are justified about being upset, because they end up facing the consequences and bearing the risks of the choices made by others" and you somehow imply am I saying this is an argument about "forcing" anything? That is a seriously bizarre conversation. Peace out.