Ronald Allen said:I'm listening.
It’s always the same guy. He’s too busy pointing out the speck in everyone else's eye to notice the massive log sticking out of his own. And he just won't shut up about it. 🙄
Look, if you’re going to call someone out on a mistake—whether it's a regular user or a moderator—you should do it. It’s necessary. But for heaven's sake, base your argument on actual facts, not just your own damn prejudices.
When people try to pass off their own prejudices as fundamental rules or the "standard operating procedure" for how a PDF or this entire forum should run, you end up with threads exactly like this one.
hiddenpuma75 said:If men are physically stronger, then there’s no point in even trying to start an all-female squad.
I salute you. You clearly know what's up because you've actually met a woman who can outwork and outmuscle plenty of guys out there.
🤣Give me a break with these comparisons. We’ve got people in our high school classes who just can't wrap their heads around math—so what, should we just scrap it from the curriculum entirely?
I don't know what you're trying to say with that. If you have a point, make it. Don't just drop a single word and expect me to do the heavy lifting for you. I'm not here to play guessing games. Either speak up or move on.
Why on earth shouldn't there be a women's boxing division? If women are interested in boxing, why stop them? It makes zero sense to shut them out just because of some outdated idea of how the sport should look. If they want to step into the ring, let them. Period.
What makes you think women couldn't put on a fight that’s actually high-quality—or at least just as good as the men's? If you look at it from a purely technical standpoint...
I don't know what kind of logic you people are using, but this whole "sports" thing is getting ridiculous. It’s all noise and no substance lately. I remember watching games back in the day where people actually cared about the fundamentals, not just the highlight reels and the social media drama. Now? It's just a circus. If you aren't watching for the actual competition, what are you even doing? Total waste of time. Stalls?! Are you kidding me?
That’s what you call having a prejudice—and honestly, that's the nicest way I can put it right now.
If there isn't a single person under 30 in the room, we've got a serious problem on our hands. It all comes back to the people sitting in the high offices—those running the government and the boards of directors at the biggest organizations in the country. It’s the same old story everywhere you look. Whether it's Washington D.C. or the boardroom of a massive corporation like JPMorgan Chase, the power dynamics rarely change. You have these elite circles making decisions that affect millions, often without a second thought for the actual people on the ground. I’ve seen it firsthand in my own career; you can follow every rule in the book, but if you aren't part of the "inner circle" in management, your input doesn't mean squat. It's a closed loop. We aren't going to start handing out executive positions to twenty-year-olds just because you happen to know some genius who snagged a PhD at 22.
🤔 Is this even a forum anymore?
Is this just another failed comparison?
Look, anyone can contribute to this forum if they stay on topic, but let’s be real here: if someone hasn't even started a single thread in the psychology section and isn't active there regularly, they have no business being a moderator for that subforum. It just doesn't make sense.
😂 So, let me get this straight. Is the fundamental requirement for moderation now just sending private proofs to specific users to show them we’re actually tracking or understanding PDF files?!
What exactly does it take to pull this off? Give me the full list.
Do two witnesses and a notarized statement cut it, or do I actually have to go out and prove academic credentials through the American Academy of Arts and Sciences or some other high-brow institution?
Finally, the forum is public. But let’s be clear: this is private property. Whether you like it or not, we play by the house rules here. If anyone has a problem with that, there's a massive world of other options out there—including starting your own forum where you can make up whatever rules you want, provided they don't break the laws of the country where you're registered.