right to reply?
Question answered by honorarykid in Scientology
remiel asked this question on 8/18/2000:
what do people here think of certain questioners who close
their questions after starting a debate and thus denying the
experts who anser the question the right to reply?
Personally, I think it is a dirty and underhanded point-scoring
technique. What does anyone else think?
honorarykid gave this response on 8/18/2000:
The questioner called "Freedom_of_Religion" (FoR) seems to
want to make some subtle, yet damaging implications about
us critics of his/her church. Unfortunately, the exact
inferences FoR seems to want people to draw are just not
very obvious. I wish FoR would come out and say bluntly
and precisely what he/she believes about our criticisims,
and about us critics. Then FoR could simply ask for our
comments.
But, we're here as experts on AskMe.com to be helpful and
truthful. So I would urge patience. Just answer 'Freedom''s
questions as truthfully as you can, while you can.
If FoR continues to play these kinds of games, I think
people will infer something alright. But what they infer will
be very different than what "Freedom_of_Religion" is
intending.
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