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The fact that we disagree does not mean that I am wrong.

What I and perlipc are talking about is the attitude that you want each person to aim for. High or low. IMNSHO most would-be cops are worse problems than the problems they purport to solve in the first place. And most people who volunteer themselves as cops earn my immediate distrust.

That opinion is based on years of experience and thought, both online and off.

BTW have the pleasure of the last word. I would like to get back to doing work I get paid for in cash, and helping people out which I get paid for by people thanking me. The latter is, at least to my understanding, what this site is supposed to be about, isn't it?

In reply to RE (tilly) 5: Eulogy for the chatterbox by tilly
in thread Eulogy for the chatterbox by Ovid

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