[Buddha-l] An experiment (Gender on Buddha-l)
Michael Paris
parisjm2004 at yahoo.com
Tue Oct 11 12:35:05 MDT 2005
Joanna,
That's fair.
Civility is even more rare than intelligent conversation, at least on
e-lists (and Texas freeways).
...
I for one would like to say I appreciate your pointing out the gender
issue here.
Not sure whether I agree or not, or whether agreement even matters, but
it is food for thought and observation.
Michael
--- jkirk <jkirk at spro.net> wrote:
[snip]
>
> What I am calling for in general is not stilted behavior but
civility, that's all, just good old civility. Believe it or not, men
are
perfectly capable of being civil too. Civility is one way to begin
being
compassionate because it allows everyone into the charmed circle
instead of the usual route here of incivility, which creates nastiness
and dukkha. All action has consequences, as we Buddhists are
accustomed to pointing out....the consequences of civility are far
more beneficial to all and, IMO, to the general purpose of the list
than those of incivility. Q.E.D. folks.
>
> Joanna
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