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Sunsilver

by Sunsilver on 24 July 2014 - 19:07

A lot of the problems on this and ANY forum could be avoided if people would disagree with the person's IDEAS, and not attack the person themselves.

E.g.:  I think that way of training sucks, instead of YOU suck!

Or even better, " I've tried that way of training, and it doesn't work, due to A, B and C, so I can't agree with you."

There are ways to have civil, meaningful discussions without bashing each other over the head, and flinging insults.

It's so simple, I feel stupid for even mentioning it....

No need to fart unicorns, just be civil to one another, and avoid personal attacks!


Hired Dog

by Hired Dog on 24 July 2014 - 20:07

There is an expression in Buddhism that says, "if you depend on sources outside yourself for happiness, you will always ride an emotional rollercoaster". Its true..I have a hard time understanding how people allow their moods to be dictated by others around them, never mind total strangers on some online forum whom they will NEVER meet in person and have ZERO effect on their daily lives.

If you are thin skinned, if you take everything you read that does not agree with you personally or if what someone else thinks bothers you so much, its time to give up being online. Gustav and Zdog nailed this, its over..everyone expects everyone else to behave, to be nice, to speak politely, to never say the F word, well, guess what, it wont happen for a lot of people. I come in here, look at a post that interests me, I read threads, see if I can find something I may be able to learn from and I am gone. Treat this the same way, not like some life or death situation if someone called you a dickhead because as so many of you complained, the ones who KNOW are leaving or have left and its because in part of this desire for everyone to be nice all the time.


by joanro on 24 July 2014 - 21:07

The subject of dogs is a very passionate one for many people for many different reasons...for some it is because dogs are the center of their life because of the pleasure they derive from being with them. For others, selling of dogs is their livelihood, still others earn their living presently or have in the past through the training they have done with their dogs. Therefore, people will have experiences which may not coincide with the hobiest or the broker,or the breeder or the person who trains outside dogs for a living or the person who works with LE k9. And to the degree which one depends on dogs for their livelihood OR their self image, they will be passionate about the subject and personalities will often clash creating a rather hostile environment. Insults appear to be the norm for those who depend on a self image of being expert. I dont care a flip how "expert" posting on every thred trains when they have nothing to show for it. But I do care how EXPERIENCED trainers train who do have something to show for their years of involvement and I do read with interest and open mind their posts...when they do happen to post, which is more seldom than often any more.

by Blitzen on 24 July 2014 - 21:07

LOL............ I guess we really need to understand that the net heralded the end of any hope of living in a polite society. The ones who are offended are to blame? Really?


susie

by susie on 24 July 2014 - 22:07

For Hired, the 3 "R"s of Buddhism                                                               

http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-g2m78frG20A/UOKRqIlLBlI/AAAAAAAAAIY/zljmFGpTYxc/s320/50.jpg 

pictured in a more "modern" way

from 2000 years ago...

http://media-cache-cd0.pinimg.com/236x/ec/21/85/ec21851673fc00bf5a60edf669384aab.jpg

Thanks to all who agreed.
We shouldn´t stop discussions, but there should be no room for personal attacks.

 


Hired Dog

by Hired Dog on 24 July 2014 - 23:07

For Susie, the RELIGIOUS aspect of Buddhism is NOT what most think when speaking of a way of life, for every day people, not monks. Educate yourself in the Nichiren Daishonin's Buddhism, read about how our daily lives are an impetus to enlightment. My apologies to anyone who is offended for taking this thread off course. Susie, were you looking for validations and agreements or different opinions, since you thanked those who agreed with you?


Hired Dog

by Hired Dog on 25 July 2014 - 09:07

Yes, really Blitzen, since you are NOT ever going to change anyone, why would you look outside of yourself for someone to blame when its YOU that got offended? It makes very little difference in my daily life what some stranger thinks of me in here, if they like what I have posted and can benefit in some way, wonderful, if they are offended, they can self examine and see why, but, at the end of the day, I dont lose sleep if person X thinks I am a dick.


by Blitzen on 25 July 2014 - 12:07

Whatever, Hired Dog. Shoot the messenger/s and carry on.


Hired Dog

by Hired Dog on 25 July 2014 - 12:07

Whatever is a cop out answer expected out of a 7 year old. Thank you for your permission to carry on...


Mike D

by Mike D on 25 July 2014 - 12:07

 "I dont lose sleep if person X thinks I am a dick"

 

Especially when "X" doesn't know who you are.

 

Mike






 


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