Doctor Scratch wrote:I'm going to nudge in here to note how similar my first interactions w/ DCP are to the way that he's been treating MsJack here on this thread. Very early on, he sent me an email telling me, in effect, that he had deliberately tried to publicly embarrass me on the old FAIR board. (He actually said this---that he "believed" that people deserved to be "embarrassed" by things they said. The problem in this case is that he was making a false accusation for which he's never apologized or tried to make right.)
And that, of course, is the simple, unvarnished, objective truth.
Doctor Scratch wrote:Now I see that he's trying to play pretty much the same game with MsJack.
You and MsJack aren't even in the same ballpark. You're malevolent and very possibly insane. She's not.
Another difference: She's wrong in thinking that I dislike her, and
very wrong in imagining that I
vehemently dislike her. I don't. But I
do dislike
you. Vehemently? Probably not. I don't take you seriously enough for that. But solidly.
Doctor Scratch wrote:I'm glad that she's making mincemeat out of him.
You certainly would be, if it were true. You're a malevolent sort, and I've had half a decade of experience as the principal object of your hatred.
Doctor Scratch wrote:How many other LDS out there are enemies with MsJack, of all people?
I haven't the foggiest idea. I'm surely not one of them. I don't consider her an enemy, nor do I consider myself her enemy.
Doctor Scratch wrote:How do you benefit by fighting with her? What do you stand to gain?
I don't, and Nothing.
I do benefit, though, in my judgment, by keeping my interaction with her to a minimum. And she probably gains, too.
Doctor Scratch wrote:A month ago you were practically sobbing over the fact that people criticize you online.
Such theatrics, Scratch.
Doctor Scratch wrote:Why are you now picking ever more fights?
All I did was to observe that, in responding to her, I was temporarily suspending my general policy of not doing so. Which was completely true. I have such a policy, and I generally observe it. In responding to her, I was temporarily suspending it.
Doctor Scratch wrote:Do you never learn?
I'm
constantly learning.
Incidentally, in a curious way I rather admire the cunning with which you're seeking to maintain your flagging relevance by keeping this inflamed and by seeking to press the disagreement between me and MsJack into service for your bizarre five-year-long vendetta against me.
You're relentless and determined. Nobody can reasonably deny that,