Bob, you really are intent on encouraging others to dislike you, aren't you?
You've taken both Aardvark's comments out of context.
The first,
from a completely different thread (not good forum etiquette, as you should know) was taken from the following, unobjectionable quote:
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Most murderers don't go through life planning to kill people. I don't think I'll ever murder, but I remember being so upset that I had taken the safety catch off my SLP to waste a work colleague who so deserved it, and does to this day. My common sense took over from my natural inclination, but I am sure not everyone is lucky enough to regain control.
The answer to your question, that is not rhetorical, is that any of us can kill another person in the 'right' circumstances, the boundary is a lot closer than we think sometimes.
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Unless you were with Aardvark on that day, in those circumstances, you cannot know what the colleague had done to prompt Aardvark's initial reaction. You cannot know whether Aardvark's initial reaction would have been the correct one in the circumstances.
You are so determined to destroy the reputation of another that you will stoop to any extreme to manipulate opinion in your favour.
Your second attack, isn't even taken from one of Aardvark's posts on this forum. It's taken from his old website (
Vote Paul Wesson). The full quote is:
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If selected as PPC for UKIP Witney I will make victory in the seat my priority. I will raise my profile throughout the constituency, not just in Carterton, and will target the speeches and activities of the incumbent David Cameron.
There is much disillusion amongst the Eurosceptic supporters of the Conservative Party. I know many voted UKIP at the European elections and I will seek to persuade them to vote for me. There are Labour supporters who are also Eurosceptic and I believe I am the candidate most suited to persuade them to vote with UKIP in order to remove David Cameron. There are many local people who know me as a campaigner and activist within the constituency and I believe I can persuade many to vote for me as an individual.
At the last General Election,with little preparation, a poor leaflet and few workers in my team, I was able to score the highest UKIP vote in Oxfordshire. I know many of my votes were from people who trusted me as an individual. I would expect to retain those voters.
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What you appear to be unaware of is that the part you just quoted was also part of Aardvark's speech at last year's PPC hustings. How did you get hold of that information, Bob? It was only available to a few people.
It is obvious that, contrary to your previous claims, you do know who Aardvark's "stalkers" are and you have chosen to side with at least one of them.
Please be very careful in what you post next regarding Aardvark. I have made a formal complaint re your determination to pursue this line of reasoning with someone who has chosen not to respond.