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Ironically, you are telling the above commenter to not comment as they did, so that op can comment as he did. If one person is allowed to share their thoughts t

by nxor2 7mo ago

Ironically, you are telling the above commenter to not comment as they did, so that op can comment as he did. If one person is allowed to share their thoughts then so is the other.

matsemann 7mo ago
One shared his own experience, the other is a direct attack on his kids and the parent. Quite a big difference. The "I pity your kids" is straight up vile.
- nxor2 7mo ago
  Also ironically, you attack with the word "vile" and frame the other comment as an "attack." I can't with this site.
  - librish 7mo ago
    There's a difference between attacking an experience share and attacking an attack.
  - matsemann 7mo ago
    Note the difference: I said something about a statement. They said something about that person's kids.
- hosel 7mo ago
  How is it vile to pity children whose parents regret that they were born? Children whose father loathes spending time with them. Sorry, but maybe some people should feel shame sometimes
  - matsemann 7mo ago
    Because it's performative pity. The person doesn't really care about that person's kids. They just wanted to attack the poster, and decided to do that through his kids.
  - gizmondo 7mo ago
    > Sorry, but maybe some people should feel shame sometimes Yes you definitely should try that.