>>9171Your OP and the ideas therein had nothing to do with our troubles, and likewise for your political beliefs, as I told you directly several times.
And as for "asking for it" because you're supposedly acting like a doormat, a doormat wouldn't accuse me of something I did not do.
Doormats aren't in the habit of claiming something occurred that factually and objectively did not.
>>9173A desire for apology shouldn't be a matter of reasonability, it should be a matter of morality.
To take your incident as an example, regardless of your own unwise action in relation to that check, if someone stole it, they acted immorally and, if they are a person of quality, should apologize and make it right.
Don't let your own troubles get in the way of seeing right and wrong. If something done is wrong, that ought to be all that matters. Take some pride in yourself, and argue morality from what "ought", not what "is".
If enough of us do, we may well find the world improves.