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Re: Friday’s Food for the Soul, Shel Israel, Loren Feldman, and Knowing When to Stop

Jacob Morgan — Sat, 28 Jun 2008 19:00:54 -0000

@Ro
mark does have a good idea there, don't think it will ever happen though.

@andrew
true it may have been a love tap, but still, the guy is hurting. im not sure what the intent is, but from an observers standpoint it does look like malice, especially when loren publicly insults him via twitter and calls him an old fool. either way, they should move on.

thanks for the comment and thanks for reading guys

Re: Friday’s Food for the Soul, Shel Israel, Loren Feldman, and Knowing When to Stop

Andrew Hyde — Sat, 28 Jun 2008 16:40:13 -0000

Another thing to think about is just simple culture.

For a New Yorker, Loren just sent a love tap. I don't think a random New Yorker would think the videos are mean, which doesn't make it right or not hurt, but clarifies the intent to not be of malice that has been implied.

I agree with Mark, move it on.

Re: Friday’s Food for the Soul, Shel Israel, Loren Feldman, and Knowing When to Stop

Ro (Lilyhill) — Sat, 28 Jun 2008 15:20:50 -0000

Agreed, Mark. How can we address issues of cyber-bullying among kids when we have adults so publicly doing just that? Raise money for programs educating kids about when the line between satire/humor and bullying is crossed. And leave some seats open for the adults.

Re: Friday’s Food for the Soul, Shel Israel, Loren Feldman, and Knowing When to Stop

Jacob Morgan — Fri, 27 Jun 2008 22:19:14 -0000

hi mark,

i'm all for that idea, if only they would.

thanks for reading and commenting

Re: Friday’s Food for the Soul, Shel Israel, Loren Feldman, and Knowing When to Stop

Mark Dykeman — Fri, 27 Jun 2008 22:15:19 -0000

I think they should bury the hatchet and use their platform to raise money for a worthy charity.