mscott62
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[quote name='neocisco']You also have the whole generalization thing down pat too. Once you figure out how to use the shift key you will have achieved complete enlightenment.[/quote]
What exactly am I generalizing? Because you're generalizing too by not specifying what, in fact, I was generalizing, so that's a bit of the pot calling the kettle black.
I simply see both sides of the coin. I haven't been saying that widescreen is inferior to fullscreen. All I have been saying, if you'd care to pay attention, is that I see why people can want to watch fullscreen versions and I can see why people want to watch widescreen versions.
I know, I know, I should commit to one way of thinking and one way only. It's more sleek, makes me more of an elitist, all that fun stuff. Alas though, I have been taught to see both sides of any and all arguments, if indeed, any are present. That is what I, in a bit of the Devil's advocate position, have done here is to present the reasons why people can and do prefer fullscreen to widescreen.
I did not declare that fullscreen beat widescreen, nor did I make a declaration that anyone should indeed choose one over the other. All I supplied were reasons why fullscreen was even preferred by anyone in the first place. Everyone then attacked me for my implied opinion that they took from my defense of the fullscreen format to be one of a fullscreen backer, which is simply untrue. I do not advocate either over the other.
It, ultimately, is up to the person themselves, all my intent was to add to this discussion, which has quickly devolved since my first post and even a bit before then, was to present why fullscreen was preferred by some, who lack probably the sanity to put up with being insulted for their opinion and stand up for it, then, and only then, to add my personal opinon. Which I know, my opinion lacks the fierce solidarity of adhering to one way thinking, but one way thinking is something I do not do on a daily basis.
One way thinking is what starts wars, so forgive me for not thinking that way. Although, if you are thinking only one way, you will not forgive me, and will indeed continue to argue your point, to someone who was never making an argument at all, in fact, but merely observations. If that is the case then, I will forgive you for not being able to think about why other peoples opinions even exist, because completely alienating other peoples beliefs and opinions is one of the worst things that anyone can do, and it truly is the source of some of the worst events to ever happen to the world at large.
Also, how very nice that you attack my lack of capitalization in my previous posts, of all things. That's a very good sign that all of you really are just out to stir shit, which means that I am now officially declaring any further involvement of mine here to be a waste of my time, as I do not stay in conversation with people whose only goals are to stir shit, and not further the aformentioned conversation. I've said all that I needed to say, so instead of inducing more unneeded argument, I'll leave you all to continue your one-way thinking, fullscreen hating, intolerant ways.
What exactly am I generalizing? Because you're generalizing too by not specifying what, in fact, I was generalizing, so that's a bit of the pot calling the kettle black.
I simply see both sides of the coin. I haven't been saying that widescreen is inferior to fullscreen. All I have been saying, if you'd care to pay attention, is that I see why people can want to watch fullscreen versions and I can see why people want to watch widescreen versions.
I know, I know, I should commit to one way of thinking and one way only. It's more sleek, makes me more of an elitist, all that fun stuff. Alas though, I have been taught to see both sides of any and all arguments, if indeed, any are present. That is what I, in a bit of the Devil's advocate position, have done here is to present the reasons why people can and do prefer fullscreen to widescreen.
I did not declare that fullscreen beat widescreen, nor did I make a declaration that anyone should indeed choose one over the other. All I supplied were reasons why fullscreen was even preferred by anyone in the first place. Everyone then attacked me for my implied opinion that they took from my defense of the fullscreen format to be one of a fullscreen backer, which is simply untrue. I do not advocate either over the other.
It, ultimately, is up to the person themselves, all my intent was to add to this discussion, which has quickly devolved since my first post and even a bit before then, was to present why fullscreen was preferred by some, who lack probably the sanity to put up with being insulted for their opinion and stand up for it, then, and only then, to add my personal opinon. Which I know, my opinion lacks the fierce solidarity of adhering to one way thinking, but one way thinking is something I do not do on a daily basis.
One way thinking is what starts wars, so forgive me for not thinking that way. Although, if you are thinking only one way, you will not forgive me, and will indeed continue to argue your point, to someone who was never making an argument at all, in fact, but merely observations. If that is the case then, I will forgive you for not being able to think about why other peoples opinions even exist, because completely alienating other peoples beliefs and opinions is one of the worst things that anyone can do, and it truly is the source of some of the worst events to ever happen to the world at large.
Also, how very nice that you attack my lack of capitalization in my previous posts, of all things. That's a very good sign that all of you really are just out to stir shit, which means that I am now officially declaring any further involvement of mine here to be a waste of my time, as I do not stay in conversation with people whose only goals are to stir shit, and not further the aformentioned conversation. I've said all that I needed to say, so instead of inducing more unneeded argument, I'll leave you all to continue your one-way thinking, fullscreen hating, intolerant ways.