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In Reply to: RE: Well.... posted by patrickU on July 03, 2007 at 01:37:32
"Is death the guarrant for not being critisised?"
No. But there is a time and place for everything. Perhaps a different thread. Perhaps some comment before he passed away. Nobody is perfect, and I would not, and I doubt you would not, appreciate someone criticising a loved one or family member at the time of their passing. So why do it to another person? You never know if a good friend or family member comes here. Perhaps a little senstivity is in order. Or, apparently, not. Consider, though, you are the only person who felt the need.
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No we differ. I would always says my opinion, if the occasion is there, and the Film Forum is one of them, to tell what is on my mind.
I may have to little of sensivity in the common sense, but much more in the uncommon than most.
As for me death is no taboo.
So you take your pick, I take mine.
"I may have to little of sensivity in the common sense, but much more in the uncommon than most."
Not sure why sensitivity in both is not something we should strive for, rather than just one.
Neither me, but you take what you got.
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