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This user is no longer active on Wikipedia There are the misunderstandings, those are tolerated. But if there's one thing I can't stand, is spite and the singling out of individuals, what Italians call accanimento against someone. If you do something because it's right, then that's right. If you do it to spite someone then it's uglily wrong.

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	{{retired\|reason=There are the misunderstandings, ~~thos~~ are tolerated. But if there's one thing I can't stand, is spite and the singling out of individuals, what Italians call ''accanimento'' against someone. If you do something because it's right, ~~than~~ that's right. If you do it to spite someone then it's uglily wrong}}		{{retired\|reason=There are the misunderstandings, those are tolerated. But if there's one thing I can't stand, is spite and the singling out of individuals, what Italians call ''accanimento'' against someone. If you do something because it's right, then that's right. If you do it to spite someone then it's uglily wrong}}