fatherof5;1501797; said:Everyone has an opinion.
And it is pretty annoying how often everyone wants to express it (Even with it being stupidly misinformative) when it was never asked for....
fatherof5;1501797; said:Everyone has an opinion.
I agree. But what can we do about it.
Polypterus;1502142; said:And it is pretty annoying how often everyone wants to express it (Even with it being stupidly misinformative) when it was never asked for....
Acer;1503242; said:This is the internet... you post stuff and expect an opinion. If you don't like it, don't post anything! All actions have reactions, and you can't cry about it when people criticize you in real life, can you?
Waaaaah people express their opinion when they weren't formally asked Waaaah
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Acer;1503242; said:This is the internet... you post stuff and expect an opinion. If you don't like it, don't post anything! All actions have reactions, and you can't cry about it when people criticize you in real life, can you?
Waaaaah people express their opinion when they weren't formally asked Waaaah
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All actions have reactions, and you can't cry about it when people criticize you in real life, can you?
The fish was caught legally, it was transported legally and the poster made the ethical decision not to keep the fish when it was determined to be way too large for his tank. He even stated that had he kept the fish he had the proper equipment to care for it.
If people want to debate the ethics of fishing, keeping those fish, eating those fish, or transporting fish why does it even belong in this thread?
ShadowBass;1503286; said:No, but people are much more open to giving unwanted opinions on the internet. Comparing the message board to conversations that take place in person is unrealistic.
Whatever, it happens.
What's worse is the smug attitude from other users as if they are the perfect fishkeeper or fisherman. The latter is itself ridiculous because if you're hooking a fish and dragging it to shore for your own amusement that doesn't benefit the fish at all.
The fish was caught legally, it was transported legally and the poster made the ethical decision not to keep the fish when it was determined to be way too large for his tank. He even stated that had he kept the fish he had the proper equipment to care for it.
If people want to debate the ethics of fishing, keeping those fish, eating those fish, or transporting fish why does it even belong in this thread? Also, why are those things not wrong in themselves, but only when combined? That doesn't even make sense.
mudkeeper;1503507; said:I agree, I was just going to post that before, but realized it will further an argument between members. Its just personal opinion, but alot of people are hypocritical in their statements and practices.
All I want to say is this forum seems have become less hospitable since i first time I used it. People are more incline to criticize first before helping. I see a lot of posters now defending a seemingly innocent post that becomes a thread of hell. Like polypterus said, seems like everyone wants to voice there opinion or how shadow stated, everyone feels they are the perfect fish keeper, and seems they often want to show it by voicing their opinion, I know we all fall to this at some point. Maybe its because its the winter, and we are stuck inside while our native fish are hibernating at the bottom of a lake.