| Delcat Delcat ( @ 2009-03-31 13:39:00 |
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the white folks think they're at the top, ask any proud white male
She goes:
I have noticed through reading the responses that some comments have been made which have nothing to do with the questions. These comments by no means serve themsleves as amusing.
"This is a college ethics course. There is no right or wrong, just endless bitching and sulking."
"You exactly parroted what he said. Exactly. It hurts me inside."
"Did you think no one would notice? You didn't even correct her misspelling of Hobbes' name. The funny part is that it's an ethics class."
If you have comments like these please keep them to yourself. It is not warranted that we have an official peanut gallery. Yes this is a College Ethics Course, so please... is it ethically right to bitch and complain about what someone wrote? Is it Ethically right to call someone out for leaving a letter off a person's name; have you ever heard of Dyslexia or the problem of spell check NOT UNDERSTANDING WHAT YOU WANT.
Not Amused by far, I hope that the Unnecessary responses stop.
Thankyou.
I go:
I'm not attempting to be amusing. I'm attempting to make points.
"This is a college ethics course. There is no right or wrong, just endless bitching and sulking."
Okay, yeah, I was attempting to be amusing there. It is a joke, you see, on the nature of college courses. It wasn't even aimed at anyone. Why is it a problem?
"You exactly parroted what he said. Exactly. It hurts me inside."
When I'm putting actual thought into my responses, it displeases me to see people just reading the responses of others and parroting them straight back.
"Did you think no one would notice? You didn't even correct her misspelling of Hobbes' name. The funny part is that it's an ethics class."
Are you kidding me? In this incident, the girl COPY-AND-PASTED SOMEONE ELSE'S RESPONSE and PUT IT DOWN AS HER OWN. That is PLAGIARISM. That is CHEATING. It's prohibited by class rules and unfair to the person who actually wrote the response. Why am I the one in the wrong for pointing it out?
I have a friend with dyslexia. She hates it when people blame their misspellings on it. I understand that spell check can be inaccurate, but it's fairly easy to tell when someone's just not trying, which is what I'm seeing on a weekly basis.
I have every right to say what I want here. You have every right to say what you want here. For example, I think that your implying in your response to Chapter 11 that unemployed people are simply too lazy to get jobs is appalling, especially in today's economy, where more people than ever are being laid off and are unable to find replacement jobs. I furthermore find it abhorrent that you don't want your taxes going to support people who can't afford medical treatment, especially considering that this covers the children of those trying to survive on a shoestring budget as well as the unfortunates themselves. However, while I will contest the validity of your statements, I respect your right to state them. It's the power of free speech! Isn't it fun?
Enjoying watching you get your panties in a bunch,
(real name)
She goes:
what happened to think before you speak? or just THINK IT don't write it. I have no problems with your opinion, however I do not think that they are needed here. So what if they are plagiarising, that should be up to the teacher to decide. I did not see your name listed as our instructor. Dyslexia, varies in severety.
Yes, unemployed people are lazy. There are jobs, futhermore there are ways to cut costs which most of society doesn't see. If there were no jobs wouldn't the population be rapidly dieing off? No, they would just have more kids...and cry louder. And my taxes, yes I love money, and all of it that I earn should go to me, the one who WORKED FOR IT. Moreover, these people who are unfortunate... lie dramatically. I am sorry to find that cable TV and highspeed internet and a hot tub is POOR. I do not have any, and and never had any....so, I must be really poor.
all I ask is that you please think it not write it.
as for the panties thing...not a joke. very rude.
I go:
Congratulations, you're being more offensive than I could ever hope to be. I hope you, your ignorance, and your entitlement are very happy together.
It's going to be an interesting Monday next week.