Thinking of buying a horse?

I wasn't going to respond to this, especially when trying to discuss with someone that is so close minded, and bull headed. But, why not.

What did I take out of context that makes your posts different meaning than what you said? I admit that I did omit some text because I didn't feel I had to quote your whole post. Anyone can go back to your original post, if they hadn't already read it, to read the whole post.

I'm not justifying or having a tizzy, just pointing out how stupid your advice is. Anyone with common sense can see that too. Sounds more like you are the one having the tizzy because someone is correcting you.

Ok children lets be nice and agree that while arabs are great horses they are not the horse for every one and may not be the best 1st horse for people who don't understand how sensitive they can be. :)

How would you know if I am close-minded or bull-headed? Are you assuming that because your own statement of opinion didn't change my mind? Why would I change my opinion, which is based on about 25 years of horse ownership, riding professionally, and leasing, just because someone I don't know has a different perspective and gets mad when I don't change my mind?

I didn't insult your opinion or get angry about the fact that your opinion is different than mine, you did! That's sort of the definition of close-minded. And calling someone names and making judgments upon their character just because their opinion is different from your own breaks the first rule of social (and internet) interaction: Have respect for other people. Your overreaction to my posts and personal insults don't serve to show you as a person whose opinion I care to consider in the slightest. In other words - I'll be blocking you.