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 Hello 
This is in response to your email to me (I'm very very careful about giving my actual address out. It's not you. Past bad experiences with people ceaselessly emailing me). I work overnight and sleep during the day. So I literally just saw Haphar's comment. And besides, as I've said before, stop comparing. It doesn't work that way. I don't sit here and make up a scorecard of who has said what and who has been blocked what. And besides, the comment you sent to me isn't blockable. Is it ill advised? Probably. And I'll address that. But #1 you are assuming that I'm not going to do anything about it even though I hadn't even read the comment yet (which is assuming bad faith, which you do alot). And #2, as I said, I don't compare people. One person's bad comments don't ""cancel out"" another ones. In the end, I don't think that overall, Haphar's comments have been as blockable as yours. I mean if you think that ""Absolutely.- But only for 1 day. -)"" is blockable, I'm not sure you know what is blockable. 

You might or might not realize this, but this isn't the first POV battle I've gotten into. And the ""sides"" almost always see the other side's comments as more severe than theirs just because the other side isn't their side. I'm not saying it's right or wrong. That's how debates and arguments are. It's how in a war, what one side does is ok for them but if the other side does it, it's a war crime. That's where admins come in. We're neutral. Are we perfect? No. But you know subhash, even though you've been blocked much more than Haphar, he's made several comments on how ""light"" we treat you. Again, that's typical in a situation such as this. My job is to balance the two and I think I do ok on that. But again, this isn't an equal comparison. I just don't see the other side's comments as being as blockable as yours. Haphar has been blocked in the past. And he will be in the future if he crosses that line. (meow) "