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A word about 'Traditional Catholic Forums' - Part Deux

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I came across some comments about me on a 'resistance' forum (abplefebvreforums.proboards.com) and decided that it warranted a response.

I duly registered and was writing a post when ... I was banned.

This is definitely a personal best.



The first time I was banned, it was because the departing moderator banned every user with whom he disagreed. I was reinstated on Ignis Ardens shortly afterwards. The ban occurred about 6 months after I joined the forum.

The Second time, although I believe I kept my discourse within the bounds outlined by the 'owner' of the site, he didn't like was I was writing and - as noted in part 1, banned me. Time online: 2 weeks.

Now this third time, I just logged in and 'boom' I was banned - why even approve my application in the first instance? Time online: about 20 minutes.

What is it that is causing my presence to be so annoying to certain net denizens?

Perhaps it is because my steadfast adherence to Catholic principles, runs counter to their principles?


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  1. AnonymousOctober 27, 2013 at 11:13 PM

    Maybe it's the way you go about it. Your condescending attitude is irritating, God Bless

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  2. TradicalOctober 28, 2013 at 6:26 PM

    Welcome 'anonymous' and thank you for the 'comment'.

    If putting forth Catholic Teaching means that people think I am patronizing ... then so be it.

    God Bless my anonymous visitor.



    http://tradicat.blogspot.ca/2013/10/steady-principles-for-unsteady-times.html



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