Okay, this thread focused on issues other than finding a CHL class, just as I feared. The discussion is on a political/moral/religious issue under the guise of asking about CHl classes and instructors. Stop now.
Chas.
GLBT Friendly CHL Classes in Austin
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Re: GLBT Friendly CHL Classes in Austin
I apologize if any one has taken any offense to any thing I've said. I never intended any guise other than to find CHL classes I might be comfortable in. I don't believe I have brought up any political, religious or moral issue other than wanting to be treated respectfully.
Respectfully,
Paula
Respectfully,
Paula
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Re: GLBT Friendly CHL Classes in Austin
Paula,
I do not believe Charles' warning was directed at you. Instead it was for some of our forum members. This is a CHL forum and is for the discussion of related topics, such as your original question about "GLBT Friendly CHL Classes in Austin".
The discussion strayed into a discussion about some people's poor attitudes and other off-limits topics. Charles and the mods do an excellent job of keeping this rowdy bunch in line.
You are most welcome here. We are all united in our common cause of self defense. Nothing else should matter within this forum.
I do not believe Charles' warning was directed at you. Instead it was for some of our forum members. This is a CHL forum and is for the discussion of related topics, such as your original question about "GLBT Friendly CHL Classes in Austin".
The discussion strayed into a discussion about some people's poor attitudes and other off-limits topics. Charles and the mods do an excellent job of keeping this rowdy bunch in line.
You are most welcome here. We are all united in our common cause of self defense. Nothing else should matter within this forum.
Facts are stubborn things; and whatever may be our wishes, our inclinations, or the dictates of our passions, they cannot alter the state of facts and evidence. - John Adams
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Re: GLBT Friendly CHL Classes in Austin
Of course you did and that was precisely your intention. You started off by suggesting that instructors are likely conservative and thus would not treat you respectfully. After Members suggested that if you didn't raise the issue, it was unlikely anyone else would, you didn't let it go at that but stated your appearance would raise an issue. You obviously don't have a lot of faith in "conservatives." Apparently it isn't sufficient for an instructor to treat you like any other student, because you then you expressly stated you wanted a so-called "GLBT friendly" instructor (whatever that means), but would settle for one that was merely GLBT tolerant.paula wrote:I never intended any guise other than to find CHL classes I might be comfortable in. I don't believe I have brought up any political, religious or moral issue other than wanting to be treated respectfully.
Respectfully,
Paula
This thread is closed.
Chas.