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I haven't missed much then?! :eek:
The same few posters who can't (or won't) understand that Ferrari putting their own interests first doesn't give them carte blanche to ignore the rules, and who then result to insulting and filibustering when they can't put together a rational argument.
Plus ca change...
Please stop being rude and intolerant, per favore.Quote:
Originally Posted by SGWilko
You have been aggresive, insulting and unpleasant to me since I became a member of the forum.
You have been banned as a direct result of this, so, per favore, stop.
Nothing I have done deserves this attitude. If you do not agree with me on subjects, try to remain polite.
It is not much to ask, no?
Grazie mille.
Scusi, Per favore.Quote:
Originally Posted by ArrowsFA1
I do not know why you have a problem with me.
I am only showing that to judge without proof is unfair.
I think this we both agree with, no?
I have not been rude to you. I have asked only a question, so please also be polite and tolerant.
Grazie mille.
Spare me your high and mighty approach of disregarding current rules due to history. History and tradition have been proven wrong many times over. Allowing team orders isn't a bad idea IMHO, but there is no sense in calling the WDC and individual title if it is not.Quote:
Originally Posted by Saint Devote
But if you had actually read my posts rather than cherry picking a statement to dispute, you would already know that. Having read yours I understand that your viewpoint changes day to day to suit your favorite drivers, and has no regard for the current rules that govern the sport.
This is different.Quote:
Originally Posted by Robinho
I cannot retaliate because that means I am breaking the rules and I can get banned.
You must learn how to distinguish these things otherwise you end up like a liberal - where wrong and right is relative rather than absolute.
As much as I think Alonso desired the result he got, the team made the decision and Alonso shouldn't be accountable for it.Quote:
Originally Posted by N4D13
I would have much rather the team and Alonso stayed in focus of the current rules regarding the sport. When Alonso whined that "this is ridiculous" over the radio the team should have reminded him that being the faster driver he should have qualified ahead of Felipe, or been able to pass him on the track. :D
BTW, welcome to the forums.
Oh boy - you are just now learning what these people can be like ........Quote:
Originally Posted by pallone col bracciale
Alonso did qualify ahead of Massa but because Vettel dived to the right to try and block Webber they were held up and Massa had a clear run to the frontQuote:
Originally Posted by airshifter
Secondly what is the point in fighting to overtake one's teammate for nothing when one is clearly quicker and the risk for collision is very high?
Overtaking in f1 is impossible or difficult enough as it is and Alonso and Massa fighting could have ended up like RBR did in Turkey.
The Ferrari drivers are not Hamilton and Button where they give each other room - and if you recall even with them the prat perch stepped in and told them to "hold station".
This is f1 and it is the right thing to do.
Budha should be so kind to me. :(Quote:
Originally Posted by Saint Devote
I must say that I agree with this guy's right to voice his opinion. While we may not agree with his sentiments, he does have a right to his views. As one of my greatest regrets in life that I never studied law, especially criminal law, I could very easily take his stand if Ferrari was my favorite team. In fact, I'm awaiting the WMSC hearing with great interest because of this.Quote:
Originally Posted by pallone col bracciale
Just let me digress a little, my idol is Robert Richter : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_...r_%28lawyer%29,
without people like him, our judicial system would not survive. Sorry for going completely off topic, but I just want to explain where I stand on this.