RE: Bashers20 May 2026 22:46
Andrew, it’s getting late, I’m getting tired of these ridiculous conversations, but I’ll happily do you the courtesy of answering.
You want a one word answer: Yes.
As an aside, I’d personally suggest that it’s rather stupid to remain invested in a company where you don’t trust the management, but again, horses for courses and everyone is free to make their own financial decisions.
Considering the obvious business acumen of many of the posters here I guess I just find it strange that no-one has a better idea on where to invest, especially considering how little people seem to believe in the story here and how much effort they put into making sure everyone likely to read the bb knows about it - arguably that effort could be better spent elsewhere, no?
Again though, I feel you and others keep avoiding the elephant in the room and I feel like topics of discussion are being mixed up.
To be 100% crystal clear: I do not care if someone has a different opinion to me. It is reasonable to discuss that opinion, it is reasonable, if making an assertion about something, to expect to be challenged on what you have asserted. If when challenged, it turns out one party was being dishonest and manipulative, that is where I take issue.
Regardless of this little detour though, as fun as it’s been to have you involved, and as disrespectful as you’ve managed to be whilst trying to maintain an air of dignity, like I said, I’m done with this discussion for the evening.
For the record, the way you attempted to pick apart my thought process without discussing it with me and instead chose to write a long, rambling, amateur psychological profile of me was weird.
Simply stating “Btw there was no personal attack on you but an observation.” does not make it suddenly not offensive.
I may be the one that doesn’t always get social cues, but to me, that appears to have been a rather large social faux pas on your part. Even I can see that.
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