So you are trying to make a point in that Holy Paladin takes skill? There are so many things that can factor into logs they don't really mean a huge deal.
I don't think there's a great deal of point to this discussion continuing, average players aside.
The attitude that you ran the guild with was really quite ridiculous, A LOT of people thought this not only myself. You caused a lot of people to waste money transferring and then left them out of various things.
Best of luck in your new guild though as I said, I can see you think that PvE is extremely hard and that you like to flaunt where you can about your wonderful accomplishments
Your whole argument is fundamentally flawed because The Unit wasn't nor did it ever pretend to be a hardcore/semi-hardcore raiding guild. It was a social levelling guild whereby an interest of raiding was formed, and we created a social/casual raiding aspect off the back of that.
My 'attitude' was that of a social/casual raiding guild leader. As far as I was concerned people logged in to take a load off their stressful day, to unwind and relax and enjoy a bit of banter with people and raid when possible. WoW is at a most fundamental level a source of entertainment, and entertainment is not always derived from striving to be the best or working flat out into your leisure time to achieve an online goal. Which is where your entire philosophy fell apart and continues to fall apart with every stupid word that comes out of your keyboard.
Furthermore the assumptions you've made in your last post (Holy Paladins are easy, Manflu thinks holy paladins are easy, we think PvE is hard) is hilarious. You're actually deluded. You can't just pull arguments out of your ass and hand them into a logical debate. If you want to argue a point then base it on fact or at least some form of tangible evidence. Throwing assumptions based on your narrow-minded and thick view of reality doesn't bode well for constructing any kind of case you have against myself or the guild I led.
If you want to make a point, then make one. Make a guild and get it as far or further than I did. Don't just sit there bitching about someone who actually went ahead and did it. Make a Holy Paladin and get ranked first on healing, don't just sit there and bitch about how easy it probably is in your sort-of opinion probably.
You're probably one of the worst excuses for an elitist i've ever met. Most elitists are actually good at what they do and earn the title and then flaunt it. You weren't a good player, you're not currently a good player, you barely raid, you haven't even experienced half the crap you harp on about and you generally just seem to get some form of strange excitement from tracking down a GM who's guild you were in 2 months ago and giving him grief because you didn't like the fact his guild wasn't a hardcore raiding guild and you couldn't shout at his members and insult them. Heaven forbid that there are actually MMORPGers that play it for fun and not to be barked at. I don't mind, I like the competition element and that's why I am joining a hardcore raiding guild again, but The Unit wasn't ever that. Perhaps in future you'll read about a guild before joining them.
Perhaps that's why Justifiably Arrogant failed, because you can't justify arrogance without cause. And that's what you lack, you're a **** load of chat without anything behind it. I'm obviously going to defend what I created and what I managed, at the moment you're sat on a weekend arguing with some guy you met 2 months ago about a guild you supposedly don't care about regarding a GM who you think is an idiot that can't play World of Warcraft or lead a World of Warcraft guild. Have you actually stopped and thought about the idiocy that is yourself? Have you considered the fact that you've become so self-absorbed in your own stinking aura that you've reached a point in your life where you have to justify your own personal insecurities by vomiting them up on others online? I pity you, genuinely I do.
I'm sorry that you felt excluded from our community. I wish you had fit in. I wish that you could have treated others with respect and not belittled or demoralised people because of a format in the way they spend their free time. But you didn't, and regardless or not the fact it's obviously a sore subject for you doesn't detract from the fact that it's already happened, the past is gone and 'defacing' my name as a Guild Leader is going to achieve nothing. In case you haven't noticed, I'm not a GM any more.
Now please, take heed. I can write all day, I do it for a living. Dismiss or read my wall of text and jog on.
