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I attacked no one. From Re^6: MJDs Contract Warnings - courtesy of Perlweekly "you are the problem"

Is the statement: 'If you're not a part of the solution; then you're a part of the problem' an "attack" in your eyes?

If so, then you've just condemned just about every motivational speaker on the planet.

. And, i refuse to stand by idly as you berate a fellow monk for asking a poignant question.

You're defending arunbear from an imaginary "attack". There is no "attack", only a discussion. A response to his question.

He asked; I answered. You half read, took stuff out of context, and reacted. You made exactly the same mistake he did.


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In reply to Re^10: MJDs Contract Warnings - courtesy of Perlweekly by BrowserUk
in thread MJDs Contract Warnings - courtesy of Perlweekly by ww

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