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Jel · 09-18-2015, 07:38 AM

50 thread backfires

crockett · 09-18-2015, 08:07 AM

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Originally Posted by Jel

50 thread backfires

There is no backfire.. it 50 angry conservatives as usual..

crockett · 09-18-2015, 08:09 AM

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Originally Posted by slapass

And so far, how is it going for you? I have tried to reason with several normally intelligent adults and can't get through. I think there is a whole generation of old white guys that will die claiming CO2 doesn't matter.

Its denial, willful ignorance what ever you want to call it.

It part of the mental disorder that goes along with being conservative.

crockett · 09-18-2015, 08:11 AM

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Originally Posted by nico-t

the fact that you think republicans are any different than democrats, parties that were invented to give you the illusion of choice, makes me wonder why your thoughts are still stuck in the mold the government laid upon thou.

Damn, that was poetic but true.
You need to wake up and see the bigger picture.

Both are the same in many ways it's just Republicans are dumber..

dyna mo · 09-18-2015, 08:12 AM

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Originally Posted by crockett

There is no backfire.. it 50 angry conservatives as usual..

looks like the only angry one in here is **********, he's a conservative?

Coup · 09-19-2015, 01:33 AM

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Originally Posted by L-Pink

No. You deliberately post provocative messages because you furiously masturbate when someone replies, giving you the attention you so desperately need.

There's literally no other reason to post on the Internet than this.

*pulls down pants*

RandyRandy · 09-19-2015, 03:37 AM

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Originally Posted by dyna mo

i also troll the anti-Americans here, i'm not bored with that. yet. people are free to have their own view and i'm comfortable with that.

I'm interested to know, what makes a person Anti-American? And I don't mean the obvious ones who bash all that is America at every opportunity.

I mean, I have a serious problem with what is perceived as democracy in the US. I see both major political parties as being essentially the same. Most politicians will lie to get elected and it's expected. No one wants change once they are elected. They just want to stay elected.

I also have a serious problem with the way "entitlements" are handed out as, well, entitlements. When I was growing up, if you were on Welfare or Food Stamps - you were looked upon with disdain. Now it seems people are proud to get whatever they can from the government, without having to actually earn it.

These two factors, coupled with what I feel is terrible American agression in our foreign policy make me ashamed of the way things run in the US. But I don't consider that American bashing. I consider that having an informed opinion based on what I read and see and believe.

That said, I consider myself a proud American, a patriot. I also believe if you have $1 in your pocket and ambition and a willingness to work, you can become successful more easily in the US than in any other country. To me, that's what makes America great.

So, am I anti-American?

dyna mo · 09-19-2015, 06:50 AM

Have I ever trolled you back for your comments on USA? Nope.

RandyRandy · 09-19-2015, 08:32 AM

No, not at all. I'm conflicted myself as to when a person crosses the line between disagreeing with the status quo and being a basher. There's no hard and fast line that is crossed. Every country has it's good and bad points. Malaysia isn't at all PC, which I like, but the censorship here is almost comical. The opposition party had a demonstration a couple of weeks back, and they wear yellow. So the day before the demonstration, the Minister of Public Affairs banned the color yellow from being worn in public.

When something negative is linked to in social media, by the time you click on the link, it's always a 404 error. There's no dissent here.

I remember at the start of the Iraqi War, Natalie Maines of the Dixie Chicks was villified fior her stance against Bush and the war. I was one of the people who thought she was American bashing. Turns out she was ahead of her time, IMHO.

All good, just making conversation.

dyna mo · 09-19-2015, 08:38 AM

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Originally Posted by RandyRandy

No, not at all. I'm conflicted myself as to when a person crosses the line between disagreeing with the status quo and being a basher. There's no hard and fast line that is crossed. Every country has it's good and bad points. Malaysia isn't at all PC, which I like, but the censorship here is almost comical. The opposition party had a demonstration a couple of weeks back, and they wear yellow. So the day before the demonstration, the Minister of Public Affairs banned the color yellow from being worn in public.

When something negative is linked to in social media, by the time you click on the link, it's always a 404 error. There's no dissent here.

I remember at the start of the Iraqi War, Natalie Maines of the Dixie Chicks was villified fior her stance against Bush and the war. I was one of the people who thought she was American bashing. Turns out she was ahead of her time, IMHO.

All good, just making conversation.

it's every American's God given right to criticize our country and our government. I do it all the time and get bashed for it here by people like the op.

That's not anti-American. I'm referring to the east-eurotards and ruskies that blame everything wrong in the world on USA.

2MuchMark · 09-19-2015, 02:06 PM

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Originally Posted by dyna mo

**********, I'm glad you value my opinion so much that you feel the need to jump in here and attack me on account of Crockett.

Nevertheless, I've grown bored of stooping to your level with the insults. Well, almost to your level, Ive nevar made personal attacks on your family and health like you do with my family and health.

says the pot...

LOL! Please for the love of god, add me to your ignore list. Please please please.

Rochard · 09-19-2015, 04:26 PM

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Originally Posted by RandyRandy

I also have a serious problem with the way "entitlements" are handed out as, well, entitlements. When I was growing up, if you were on Welfare or Food Stamps - you were looked upon with disdain. Now it seems people are proud to get whatever they can from the government, without having to actually earn it.

The thing here is that you see things vastly differently than when you were a kid in grade school or high school. When you were a kid you knew some kids were on welfare or food stamps or had "free lunches" but you didn't really think much about it. As an adult, it's your tax dollars being spent and it upsets you.

I believe that benefits need to be short term - six months to a year. Unemployment is at 5.1% (and expected to drop even lower); People should be able to get back on their feet after a year. We shouldn't have entire generations of families being raised on welfare.

dyna mo · 09-19-2015, 05:07 PM

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Originally Posted by **********

says the pot...

LOL! Please for the love of god, add me to your ignore list. Please please please.

i was replying to YOUR post about my comments here!

you're the one writing diatribes about my posts, see:

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Originally Posted by **********

Your reality is very skewed. Your color palette is black and white. Crockett sees the world as a 4D Tesseract Hypercube, your depth perception is limited to 2D. If a sphere dropped into your flatland world you wouldn't know what to do. Your political field of view, opinion and knowledge is limited to whatever is spoon-fed to you from Fox News. You lie and change your own stories as proven right here on GFY, and substitute reality for whatever fits whatever you imagine it to be. You are a basket case. And I almost forgot - you thing suffering animals is no big deal.

the funny part is i was mentioning to crockett that things are not black and white, your post reacting to my stating that is to tell me things are not black and white.

i couldn't pass up the opp.

nevertheless, i would think that since my view bothers you so much, it makes more sense for you to put me on ignore. but that's just being sensible, not nonsensible.

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RandyRandy Clips still sell! Industry Role: Join Date: Jul 2012 Location: Crown Heights, Brooklyn Posts: 1,708	No, not at all. I'm conflicted myself as to when a person crosses the line between disagreeing with the status quo and being a basher. There's no hard and fast line that is crossed. Every country has it's good and bad points. Malaysia isn't at all PC, which I like, but the censorship here is almost comical. The opposition party had a demonstration a couple of weeks back, and they wear yellow. So the day before the demonstration, the Minister of Public Affairs banned the color yellow from being worn in public. When something negative is linked to in social media, by the time you click on the link, it's always a 404 error. There's no dissent here. I remember at the start of the Iraqi War, Natalie Maines of the Dixie Chicks was villified fior her stance against Bush and the war. I was one of the people who thought she was American bashing. Turns out she was ahead of her time, IMHO. All good, just making conversation.