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This is not fair. Alex is has been very precise in his criticism in the past. It's disheartening to see every discussion with you boiling down to you telling the other person to be better. This is particularly bad when you read your own approach to criticize him.
I agree that Alex is usually very precise, but I'm getting exasperated trying to find ways to deescalate this ongoing disagreement, when literally none of the parties involved are enjoying it, whilst at the same time increasingly unable to tolerate each other.
I get that, I really do. It's a commendable effort but you need to come to term with the possibility of failure. You can't let it affect you and make you answer impulsively. The way I see it, you are just reinforcing other people ideas in this way.
I would certainly encourage everyone to avoid answering impulsively. After being dragged into a conversation I didn't want to be in just over a week ago, I can recommend against impulsive answers.
De-escalation doesn't protect people who are being abused or intimidated. Maybe consider why you think this is the right tactic. In fact, why insert yourself into the problem at all if you aren't concerned with fairness for those under attack?
He won't listen to you. I've spoken up several times in these threads and he's completely ignored me.
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Please don't bring him again in my mentions.
