Quote From: penny_ladyI will not be saying the same thing one day. I work very hard at not stereotyping, and that includes age. Does wisdom come with age? It sure CAN, but it's NOT always true, not by a long shot.
Anyway, I think we agree actually. In the absence of an actual argument to stoop to this, I think Hobart was unfair to Turk. Turk could handle a real argument, Hobart just didn't have one. So instead he impugned Turks age. That is something I would never do.
I see what you're saying, but it's not about stereotyping, wisdom acually does come with age. The more you experience, the more you learn, hence the more time you spend on this earth the more you experience, at least that's the norm. And you are soooo right, it is not ALWAYS true. Because some idiots never learn from their experiences, they just keep repeating the same mistakes over and over again, and never learn a damn thing.
Actually, I think they were both unfair. But I'm not one to talk because I've done the same thing. You post a reply based on the information that the other person gives. If that person doesn't give ample information, then it's his bad, and he should expect a reply that doesn't take into consideration his whole life's experiences because he never furnished them. But the person replying should in turn know that he's not getting the whole story and shouldn't judge a persons character on that information alone. But all in all, I do have to say, and this is just my opinion. Turk said what he thought on the information that was given, and that's what any of us would have done.
You are right, turk can ALWAYS handle a real argument. But not alll of us are as intellectual, as he and he is a bit intimidating. But I like that because he makes me think.
