It was meant to say "his" (assumed not "her"), not "any". That's...

It was meant to say "his" (assumed not "her"), not "any". That's what happens when you keep changing sentences over and over again. Amd that was in response to:
"I have some similar reservations about pfeifer - talk is easy, courting popularity is easy, sometimes one has to pick a moral side though - you and pfeifer are too remote libertarian not willing to get into the battlefield on the actual righteous side (sometimes the righteous side is extremely clear)."

I gotta say though, I can see where Pledge is coming from with his comments in that regard. Whilst you have more knowledge on this matter than most/many, maybe even any of us, your delivery at times comes across (unwittingly I presume) a bit patronizing, which got you in the line of fire, even if - I should rather say especially when - found to be correct afterwards.

Regarding your statement above about "not willing to get into battlefield on the actual righteous side"
1. Who is to decide what the actual righteous side is? Do you decide and therefore whoever does not agree with your plan of action is wrong?
2. You have no idea of my actions since becoming a shareholder here. You reserved for yourself the right to judge me on only the actions I have shared on here. How does that fit in with a/your moral code?
3. While being on this topic, you made a joke that I considered being completely out of line and in return I lost my sh.. at you (I'm sure you recall the incident and therefore can revisit your joke). Where was your moral code then?

So please, refrain yourself from commenting on my moral code. Thank you.