babble is rabble.ca's discussion board but it's much more than that: it's an online community for folks who just won't shut up. It's a place to tell each other — and the world — what's up with our work and campaigns.
Support rabble | Advertise with us | Contact our staff | About rabble | Log-in or Register for a new account | Corrections | Privacy policy | Newsfeeds | Mailing lists
rabble: Features | Columnists | In Cahoots | Blogs | Books | Photos | What's Up | Polls
babble: Forum Topics | Active Topics
The rpn: About the RPN | Become a podcaster
rabbleTV: Program Guide | Features | Indie Inside | Best of the net
Copyright © 2001-2013 the authors
Syndicate
dupe-post. self-delete.
Sorry, catchfire, didn't mean to belabor the confrontation involving the other two. I have trouble letting it stand when verbal bullying is occurring, and that got the better of me this time.
Mrs. Battenburg derives her authority from an Act of the English Parliament in 1702 when the said English Parliament chose her anscestor, Sophia of Hanover, as heiress presumptive ahead of a significant number of individuals with senior hereditary claims.
At the risk of getting suspended a third time but:
and
Are not identical.
Arguments and people are not the same thing.
I hope you haven't suspended Malcolm for his recent post.
I don't like to come across as an asshole on this but, if you have (suspended Malcolm)
then Malcolm and I have grounds to take this to someone higher at babble to seek redress.
Make no mistake, that was (at the very least) a questionable call on your part.
I have no doubt that you feel that way, Frmrsldr. I see it differently. Feel free to email editor@rabble.ca.
Closing for uselessness. Congratulations.