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Originally Posted by Fred
I didn't see a post where he indicated he was going to stop posting. I guess it must be in another thread I haven't read (completely).
Just curious, if he did admit to all of the misgivings, would anybody here trust him? If I read an admission of guilt, I'd say:
"good for you - you're probably still an asshole and I wouldn't trust you as far as Ben, Pete, Stan, Greg or some other poster in this thread could throw you because I wouldn't want to soil my hands trying...."
But that's just me... 
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He said this morning in the other thread, in his funniest line, "Alright, I don’t argue with terrorists anymore. I said my piece on here. Hit me up if anyone needs anything. Enjoy trashing my name while I ignore this site moving forward." So he said he won't be back. We'll see. Hilarious either way.
More seriously for just a moment - I still wouldn't trust the person, but I would have some respect for them for admitting it. It's hard for people to admit their faults in general, and to publicly have to say "forgive me for I have sinned", with links to ones criminal record and nasty clickbait articles on the screen, that's rough. I would never do business with them, but I think that if someone in Jaimet's shoes said "I'm really unhappy about the personal insults from SCR, but I did do X and Y and Z and it was very wrong of me" would earn some genuine respect. Those who admit what they have done and acknowledge it is wrong, are better than those who don't admit or insist it wasn't wrong (or blame their acts on PSA's ineptitude).