Golfer-i think your opinions are both humble and valued. And I agree that people *should* try not to hey insulted but let’s be honest, anonymous faceless entities are living breathing people and their insults hurt as much as their compliments warm. Sure they may be bullies or meanspiriyed poking at you for invalid reasons that shouldn’t be personalized but the same goes for real life bullies at school or work. Having a name and a face may magnify the insult but ask anyone who has been hurt and they will tell you it hurts nonetheless. We have heard it expressed here many times. Even tho some would love to absolve themselves from responsibility by calling it a human right, that is not the Torahs way.
(The doesn’t mean you aren’t welcome to come by for coffee on your next trip to Chicago tho…)
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