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[[User:Two-Fisted Tales|Two-Fisted Tales]] ([[User talk:Two-Fisted Tales#top|talk]]) 07:56, 8 December 2013 (UTC) |
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Two-Fisted Tales, I don't know who posted the edit war notice above, but I will note that you reverted my edits that removed publicity-seeking, irrelevant information you inserted about your poems into three articles. I stand no higher than you in the Wikipedia hierarchy. It's common courtesy, never mind Wikipedia practice, to discuss edits on the relevant talk pages before jumping into an edit war. So I welcome you to join me on the Abraham Lincoln talk page for a civil discussion of why you feel the poetry reference is relevant there and on the two other articles. --[[User:Pergish1|Pergish1]] ([[User talk:Pergish1|talk]]) 22:44, 19 December 2013 (UTC) |
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October 2012
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October 2012
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December 2013
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Yes...interesting, idn' i', how YOU reverting ME x-# of times, is perfectly legit, but ME reverting YOU, is a violation, with specified punishment. Yes, that's the Brave New World spirit, idn' i'? A complete and total study in contradiction. Crash course, for all of you with Zero Life: Once a pecking order has been introduced, you have poisoned your wiki-tickle-toe concept and violated your principles. If Media sources and Media references Can Be Shared, then what DIFFERENCE does it make, who the person quoted or referenced, 'is?' God's sake! Because I've read this person's work and felt it helpful in sharing it? And, if I had shared poetic references from Maya Angelou? You see? The argument as presented from your perspectives, is completely hierarchical. You "outrank" Me, therefore. And, somehow, this is free, progressive, open, loving, Utopian, liberal, good, sweet, light, wonderful, New Age and End of Day and better world and Luveluvluv. NOT. Look...I shared some references from a writer I admire. If the independent press means zero to you, I can dig it, but don't hang it on me as selfpromotion, because I've never even met this poet! I don't really even know their gender, though I might guess. I just have been moved by the person's writing, and given cause to think. It didn't matter, to me, whether the press was indie or the person unknown. You're all hiding behind usernames--why do YOU get your names all over opinionpedia? Or, as I have a username, too, what is this "rank" of Yours, based upon? The ability to access certain buttons to silence certain opinions? Lemme tellya sumthin'... (Redacted). If you can't begin, NOW, along with me, to connect the dots, then, you're very much akin to my local Town Council--elitists playing an "Earth" game--but, as Carlin would say, "it's nothing to do with the planet...that's a misdirection." My Options? I could keep playing the "there's mine!", game, but you've stacked the deck. You're elitists. No one else gets to play your reindeer games. I could use reasoning and argumentation, as I am, now, but I'm dealing with Judge Roy Bean, i.e. I was guilty before I ever stepped foot in the courtroom. I could play the role of Death Commando, because Nothing would happen to me, as in daily reality, there's no such thing as International Law, we all know that, plus anyone and everyone, thanks the Web, can play the role of coward and laugh up their sleeve, so, what's the point? Anyway, until I can, utilizing the Web, follow the thread back to where it leads me to one of a handful I'd suspect are behind this, bravado, ill-advised or otherwise, serves no purpose...but, I'll tell you this: I'm going to go away, for awhile, again; it's clearly what you want. I can only imagine the thousands who get slapped down on a daily basis, so, I understand very well, this about You, not Me...in every way, do grasp that, would you? No, I'll make nice and let you have your "I never heard of the person because Oprah, Bill Clinton or my Lit. Professor never forced them on me"-take on Life, the Universe and Opinionpedia...'K? I'll leave. And, I'll test your reactive sense of need to exercise power (I don't even want to try and visualize your impotence in your walk through every day life), by saying only This: One Day...Some Day...I'm going to log in, again. Or, try to. If I can't, you've proved my point. If I can, any message I've received, will be deleted, Unread. We have nothing to talk about. You folks are an encapsulated model, of the difference between Left and Right: You HATE, too...you just use other words, and employ other methods. And that puts the angry fascists one-up, on you. I made the edits I made. You didn't like them. I don't Care, what You like. And, vice versa--right? Standoff. Stasis. There's no advantage. You're playing an Eagle Claws game, in a "cool kids" club. Perhaps nothing less, but definitely nothing more. It's a high school yearbook. Does that really make you feel strong? Two-Fisted Tales (talk) 07:56, 8 December 2013 (UTC)
Two-Fisted Tales, I don't know who posted the edit war notice above, but I will note that you reverted my edits that removed publicity-seeking, irrelevant information you inserted about your poems into three articles. I stand no higher than you in the Wikipedia hierarchy. It's common courtesy, never mind Wikipedia practice, to discuss edits on the relevant talk pages before jumping into an edit war. So I welcome you to join me on the Abraham Lincoln talk page for a civil discussion of why you feel the poetry reference is relevant there and on the two other articles. --Pergish1 (talk) 22:44, 19 December 2013 (UTC)