For example, let's say back in the days of the housing thread. People wanted more houses.
Now this example has nothing to do with the validity of their argument. However let's say someone came in and said
"I think this is an entitled viewpoint to have, I think it is wrong because X, Y and Z. One can get a house if you put forth the effort, so if someone wants one, put forth the effort."
Now, this offended people back in the day. It made some people /very/ angry. However I think it's a valid point to make in a discussion about the housing rules, and I think one could continue to argue it, (whether true or not) despite the fact it made people angry.
Now this example has nothing to do with the validity of their argument. However let's say someone came in and said
"I think this is an entitled viewpoint to have, I think it is wrong because X, Y and Z. One can get a house if you put forth the effort, so if someone wants one, put forth the effort."
Now, this offended people back in the day. It made some people /very/ angry. However I think it's a valid point to make in a discussion about the housing rules, and I think one could continue to argue it, (whether true or not) despite the fact it made people angry.
