Current Events

TOPICS:

Previous

PAGE: 

1 ... 

28 | 29 | 30 | 31 | 32

 ... 434

Next

Previous

PAGE: 

1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6

 ... 9

Next

michael9000000

michael9000000

New York, NY
July 2007

DEC 09, 2007 11:24 PM

scylis said:

michael9000000 said:

scylis said:

michael9000000 said:

scylis said:

michael9000000 said:
LOL... I don't toady up to the Bush adminstration... on the contrary, I think his foreign policy is a mess.

Lots of assumptions are being made about me. If anyone wants to argue with me, they should at least argue with the things I've said, not about what they assume I believe in.



sorry. you weren't toadying. i re-read your posts and admit that there isn't any toadying done specifically towards the Bush administration. i admit i was wrong there.

your posts are filled with blissful ignorance, not toadying.



I'm neither blissful nor ignorant. I simply have the opinion that things aren't as horrible as some folks make them seem. That's why I asked the original question... aren't we being a bit over-dramatic here?



no. because even on the slim chance that our liberties are in no way, shape, or form being (or going to be) violated by this trend of laws and policy, it opens to door to someone in the future abusing it and using it to open the whole of the country and all its law-abiding citizens to even further abuse.

if we make it so that they can cloak their abuses within the seal of "National Security" or "Classified Material/Subject Matter," how are we to know if our liberties are nothing more than an illusion perpetuated by those in power and those who stand by and say nothing, believing that the glass is still half full?

do i really have to pull out that quote about the Nazis and what saying nothing when something seems wrong gets you?



Okay... so you feel like something monumentally evil is going on... fair enough...



dude, haven't you seen the signs? felt the change in the winds?

Sauron has returned to power and even now plots to overrun all of Middle Earth with his darkness!



LOL... that shit is funny!!!

scylis

scylis

Anchorage, AK
November 2004

DEC 09, 2007 11:32 PM

Chainlink said:

ThatTalentedHack said:
In response to the post about those of us perceived to be "over dramatic"
The problem with eroding civil liberties regardless of your opinion of the agency/administration responsible is that at some point in the future another agency/administration that you do not agree with is bound to abuse those missing liberties
Therefor, whether you approve of Bush's new policies or not, they are indeed very dangerous... just imagine who may have them next.



OMG !

D E M O C R A T S .

sshhhhhhhhhh. Watch ur back.



just because it won't be the next administration doesn't make it any less plausible. it might not even happen within our lifetimes. if we let this precedence happen, sooner or later, it's going to be abused. allowing even the potential for such serious abuse of the liberty of the citizens of the USA flies in the face of everything that was fought against and blood was shed in opposition of to allow this country to exist. (might i add now that i would like a dramatic picture to appear in your head of me, clad patriotically and ostentatiously in a Continental Army Officer's uniform, poised with dramatic flair, staring off and above as the first incarnation of Old Glory, torn, tattered, and bloodstained, waving behind me.)(oh, and with the most patriotic classic song playing in the background. that'd be good) for the War for Independence was not really about tea taxes or alcohol taxes or all those other taxes which Britain forced on us, but rather that our freedoms and liberties were being trod upon! it was those Truths we believed Self Evident for which we fought!

did George Motherfucking Washington sit idly by and let King George house troops in the houses of Americans out of spite? did George Motherfucking Washington believe the lie that it was for the protection of the colonists?

no sir.

George Motherfucking Washington took those Redcoats aside in a gentlemanly manner and shot them in the motherfucking throat. after getting together with his friends and writing some very nice letters asking King George to please remove them first, of course*.

so when you think about what George Motherfucking Washington would do the next time you read about how the government has found new ways to give people access to your home. and how it feels when the government grips your hair real tight and then punches you in the back of the head as it forces you to take the lie that is "it's for your own good and the security of the nation. because we say so."

*: the writer of this post makes no claims of historical accuracy nor does he advocate taking your government outside and shooting them in the "motherfucking" throat. consult your doctor before taking this post. if you're pregnant or have a history of heart problems or stupidity, you should not take this post. talk to your physician if you experience any abnormal side effects such as: chest pain, heart palpitations, runny nose, diarrhea, lack of appetite, upset stomach, or abnormally long lasting erections. if you experience an erection for more than 24 hours after reading this post, beat off for the love of God. and send me money. gratuitous amounts of money.

michael9000000

michael9000000

New York, NY
July 2007

DEC 09, 2007 11:33 PM

MegaSurge said:

michael9000000 said:

scylis said:

michael9000000 said:

scylis said:

michael9000000 said:
LOL... I don't toady up to the Bush adminstration... on the contrary, I think his foreign policy is a mess.

Lots of assumptions are being made about me. If anyone wants to argue with me, they should at least argue with the things I've said, not about what they assume I believe in.





sorry. you weren't toadying. i re-read your posts and admit that there isn't any toadying done specifically towards the Bush administration. i admit i was wrong there.

your posts are filled with blissful ignorance, not toadying.



I'm neither blissful nor ignorant. I simply have the opinion that things aren't as horrible as some folks make them seem. That's why I asked the original question... aren't we being a bit over-dramatic here?



no. because even on the slim chance that our liberties are in no way, shape, or form being (or going to be) violated by this trend of laws and policy, it opens to door to someone in the future abusing it and using it to open the whole of the country and all its law-abiding citizens to even further abuse.

if we make it so that they can cloak their abuses within the seal of "National Security" or "Classified Material/Subject Matter," how are we to know if our liberties are nothing more than an illusion perpetuated by those in power and those who stand by and say nothing, believing that the glass is still half full?

do i really have to pull out that quote about the Nazis and what saying nothing when something seems wrong gets you?



Okay... so you feel like something monumentally evil is going on... fair enough...

I disagree with you.

I'm blissful and ignorant as much as you're tortured and paranoid.

Or, we can skip the juvenile name calling and just agree to disagree...



This is all a different sort of issue. It's the "it's not happening to me, so everything is fine" attitude. But it is happening and it's already happening to innocent people. Worse, it's happening more and more to innocent people.

A good example is this teacher who was irate about something and he made some anonymous comment on a blog that said the school shooting thing would be good if they got the right people, specifically speaking about Columbine. He was arrested simply for making the comment on a blog. He did nothing wrong except state his angry opinion openly, however, it was even anonymous so they had to infringe on his rights to be anonymous to even arrest him. Don't get me wrong, I don't agree with what he said, but I also don't think he should have ever gone to jail for it.

This would be akin to if you went to jail because you're posting online and you happen to disagree with everyone. It's not wrong if it happens to somebody else under slightly different circumstances but suddenly it's wrong because now it's happening to you. Yet all along, you argued that there was no problem and we're all making a big deal out of nothing.

It's hypothetical about this happening to you currently under these circumstances but the teacher being arrested is real and it happened just a couple weeks ago. It is also not the only one of such false arrests. Being arrested like that is not a simple matter either. It uproots the person, it costs them time and money. If they have to maintain some sort of public image, even if they were falsely arrested, it still destroys that image.

It's a "police-state" because this sort of thing is not hypothetical...it's happening right now all around us. It's just not happening to you. It hasn't happened to me either. The difference is that I care about my fellow human being and I don't want things to get worse for all of us so I try to do something to deter or stop the progression of all this spy crap. You, on the otherhand, seemingly wish to pretend that everything is fine and do nothing. None of us should sit back and expect that freedom exists while doing nothing because it doesn't. It exists because we constantly work to keep it alive and fair for everyone.

Many of the points you made really didn't seem to have anything to do with the core subject matter. They seemed more like little jabs at a variety of angles which only detracted from the topic. For instance, discussing who Ben Franklin was, whether he was a good or bad person, doesn't make the meaning of the words any different. We are all human, so it should be expected that every one of us is flawed. Some of us flawed humans achieve certain greatness by the deeds we have done, others just live and die. Ben Franklin is quoted because he was one of this who achieved greatness. The point of quoting is typicially to help validate ones own thought. That's all I was doing that aspect.

In the end, things are not that bad here in America. We are all very comfortable, aren't we? That's part of the problem. We're too comfortable and in our comfort, we're sitting back letting things happen that could and most likely will be used for wrong. As long as you're 100% compliant with whomever is in power, then I suppose you'll have nothing to worry about. However, if you stray, the who knows?

The problem is that while there are a few definite rights and wrongs that we can all agree on, most of the others are merely opinion based on perception. If we have a plethora of laws that are made to enforce those opinion (which we have many of already), coupled with societal surveillance, then we could all have a really big problem. Ultimately, in somebody's opinion, we are all wrong. This is the abuse that will likely occur. It has been proven throughout history that such power corrupts and becomes oppressive for all. It's much more difficult to get rid of something like that, than it is to stop it from coming into being to begin with.

It's not happening to you though (yet). So, don't worry about it. When it does happen to you, don't come asking for help then. I mean, you argued for it, so that's what you wanted to happen, right?




Okay buddy... when the opinion police come to arrest me, I'll make sure that I don't call you to bail me out.

scylis

scylis

Anchorage, AK
November 2004

DEC 09, 2007 11:38 PM

MegaSurge said:

michael9000000 said:

scylis said:

michael9000000 said:

scylis said:

michael9000000 said:
LOL... I don't toady up to the Bush adminstration... on the contrary, I think his foreign policy is a mess.

Lots of assumptions are being made about me. If anyone wants to argue with me, they should at least argue with the things I've said, not about what they assume I believe in.



sorry. you weren't toadying. i re-read your posts and admit that there isn't any toadying done specifically towards the Bush administration. i admit i was wrong there.

your posts are filled with blissful ignorance, not toadying.



I'm neither blissful nor ignorant. I simply have the opinion that things aren't as horrible as some folks make them seem. That's why I asked the original question... aren't we being a bit over-dramatic here?



no. because even on the slim chance that our liberties are in no way, shape, or form being (or going to be) violated by this trend of laws and policy, it opens to door to someone in the future abusing it and using it to open the whole of the country and all its law-abiding citizens to even further abuse.

if we make it so that they can cloak their abuses within the seal of "National Security" or "Classified Material/Subject Matter," how are we to know if our liberties are nothing more than an illusion perpetuated by those in power and those who stand by and say nothing, believing that the glass is still half full?

do i really have to pull out that quote about the Nazis and what saying nothing when something seems wrong gets you?



Okay... so you feel like something monumentally evil is going on... fair enough...

I disagree with you.

I'm blissful and ignorant as much as you're tortured and paranoid.

Or, we can skip the juvenile name calling and just agree to disagree...



This is all a different sort of issue. It's the "it's not happening to me, so everything is fine" attitude. But it is happening and it's already happening to innocent people. Worse, it's happening more and more to innocent people.

A good example is this teacher who was irate about something and he made some anonymous comment on a blog that said the school shooting thing would be good if they got the right people, specifically speaking about Columbine. He was arrested simply for making the comment on a blog. He did nothing wrong except state his angry opinion openly, however, it was even anonymous so they had to infringe on his rights to be anonymous to even arrest him. Don't get me wrong, I don't agree with what he said, but I also don't think he should have ever gone to jail for it.

This would be akin to if you went to jail because you're posting online and you happen to disagree with everyone. It's not wrong if it happens to somebody else under slightly different circumstances but suddenly it's wrong because now it's happening to you. Yet all along, you argued that there was no problem and we're all making a big deal out of nothing.

It's hypothetical about this happening to you currently under these circumstances but the teacher being arrested is real and it happened just a couple weeks ago. It is also not the only one of such false arrests. Being arrested like that is not a simple matter either. It uproots the person, it costs them time and money. If they have to maintain some sort of public image, even if they were falsely arrested, it still destroys that image.

It's a "police-state" because this sort of thing is not hypothetical...it's happening right now all around us. It's just not happening to you. It hasn't happened to me either. The difference is that I care about my fellow human being and I don't want things to get worse for all of us so I try to do something to deter or stop the progression of all this spy crap. You, on the otherhand, seemingly wish to pretend that everything is fine and do nothing. None of us should sit back and expect that freedom exists while doing nothing because it doesn't. It exists because we constantly work to keep it alive and fair for everyone.

Many of the points you made really didn't seem to have anything to do with the core subject matter. They seemed more like little jabs at a variety of angles which only detracted from the topic. For instance, discussing who Ben Franklin was, whether he was a good or bad person, doesn't make the meaning of the words any different. We are all human, so it should be expected that every one of us is flawed. Some of us flawed humans achieve certain greatness by the deeds we have done, others just live and die. Ben Franklin is quoted because he was one of this who achieved greatness. The point of quoting is typicially to help validate ones own thought. That's all I was doing that aspect.

In the end, things are not that bad here in America. We are all very comfortable, aren't we? That's part of the problem. We're too comfortable and in our comfort, we're sitting back letting things happen that could and most likely will be used for wrong. As long as you're 100% compliant with whomever is in power, then I suppose you'll have nothing to worry about. However, if you stray, the who knows?

The problem is that while there are a few definite rights and wrongs that we can all agree on, most of the others are merely opinion based on perception. If we have a plethora of laws that are made to enforce those opinion (which we have many of already), coupled with societal surveillance, then we could all have a really big problem. Ultimately, in somebody's opinion, we are all wrong. This is the abuse that will likely occur. It has been proven throughout history that such power corrupts and becomes oppressive for all. It's much more difficult to get rid of something like that, than it is to stop it from coming into being to begin with.

It's not happening to you though (yet). So, don't worry about it. When it does happen to you, don't come asking for help then. I mean, you argued for it, so that's what you wanted to happen, right?



wow. all i was going to do was past in the little quote from Pastor Martin Niemöller about Nazi Germany. that's above and beyond the call. nice.

scylis

scylis

Anchorage, AK
November 2004

DEC 09, 2007 11:47 PM

MegaSurge said:

michael9000000 said:

scylis said:

michael9000000 said:

scylis said:

michael9000000 said:
some stuff i admit to being wrong about



me admitting i was wrong, then pointing out he's ignorant



denial



me saying smart things



him denying that Sauron is back in power in Mordor



a whole lot of really well written stuff that puts everything i'm trying to say in much better and thorough form than i can manage a lot of the time



michael9000000 said:


all of that and a bag of chips



Okay buddy... when the opinion police come to arrest me, I'll make sure that I don't call you to bail me out.



when the police come for you, we'll be long gone. either to some other country, or to where they're taking you.

and if not, if it were in my power to, i'd still fight to help you. at the very least i'd speak out against it, if that is all that's within my power to do.

dicktracy

dicktracy

Oakland, CA
March 2007

DEC 10, 2007 03:40 AM

This may be scary but wait for the moment Marshal Law is instituted and we then will lose every right we were ever given.

michael9000000

michael9000000

New York, NY
July 2007

DEC 10, 2007 05:14 AM

scylis said:

MegaSurge said:

michael9000000 said:

scylis said:

michael9000000 said:

scylis said:
michael9000000 said:
some stuff i admit to being wrong about



me admitting i was wrong, then pointing out he's ignorant



denial



me saying smart things



him denying that Sauron is back in power in Mordor



a whole lot of really well written stuff that puts everything i'm trying to say in much better and thorough form than i can manage a lot of the time



michael9000000 said:


all of that and a bag of chips



Okay buddy... when the opinion police come to arrest me, I'll make sure that I don't call you to bail me out.



when the police come for you, we'll be long gone. either to some other country, or to where they're taking you.

and if not, if it were in my power to, i'd still fight to help you. at the very least i'd speak out against it, if that is all that's within my power to do.


This post was weird... all the stuff you quoted me on, i.e. the 'bag of chips' line, was stuff I never said... I don't know why you're misquoting me. Maybe it was just an accident?

goatinamoat

goatinamoat

New York, NY
March 2006

DEC 10, 2007 05:30 AM

dicktracy said:
This may be scary but wait for the moment [sic] Marshal Law is instituted and we then will lose every right we were ever given.


We had martial law under Abraham Lincoln. And the world didn't end then either.

Zarth

Zarth

Seattle, WA
December 2004

DEC 10, 2007 07:17 AM

goatinamoat said:

dicktracy said:
This may be scary but wait for the moment [sic] Marshal Law is instituted and we then will lose every right we were ever given.


We had martial law under Abraham Lincoln. And the world didn't end then either.


That was during a real war, not some retarded panic.

righteousjohnson

righteousjohnson

North Hollywood, CA
October 2003

DEC 10, 2007 08:39 AM

Is the generation that posts naked pictures of themselves on the internet and blogs about everything from their last blow job to what their cat ate for breakfast really worried about their privacy being invaded? Oz is right, if they don't notice a crazed psychopath who posts his pre-murderous rants on myspace, are they really going to devote time and effort to aim their spy satellite at any of our mostly-unexciting little lives? There are 300 million Americans, each who make an average of ten phone calls a day and send 25 emails, they are going to have to hire a lot of people to watch all of us. (I jerk off at least 6 times a day, in a different room and my car, so they'll have to have a team just to track me.) And if they do devote all those resources to watching us, what are they going to see and hear? It'll be a lot more boring than watching C-SPAN. And someone please misquote me. It's the only way I sound smart.

lavenir

lavenir

Turlock, CA
June 2007

DEC 10, 2007 11:02 AM

And then when we try to investigate, we won't be able to because all the information is "classified." This entire program will always be classified, which is awesome, because it is watching us.

Well, if it's not classified, they certainly won't remember anything about it when interviewed.

malkav11

malkav11

Saint Paul, MN
July 2003

DEC 10, 2007 02:34 PM

righteousjohnson said:
Is the generation that posts naked pictures of themselves on the internet and blogs about everything from their last blow job to what their cat ate for breakfast really worried about their privacy being invaded? Oz is right, if they don't notice a crazed psychopath who posts his pre-murderous rants on myspace, are they really going to devote time and effort to aim their spy satellite at any of our mostly-unexciting little lives? There are 300 million Americans, each who make an average of ten phone calls a day and send 25 emails, they are going to have to hire a lot of people to watch all of us. (I jerk off at least 6 times a day, in a different room and my car, so they'll have to have a team just to track me.) And if they do devote all those resources to watching us, what are they going to see and hear? It'll be a lot more boring than watching C-SPAN. And someone please misquote me. It's the only way I sound smart.



Most of us probably don't have anything to worry about. That's not the point.

Ascanius

Ascanius

South Royalton, VT
October 2006

DEC 10, 2007 02:51 PM

goatinamoat said:

dicktracy said:
This may be scary but wait for the moment [sic] Marshal Law is instituted and we then will lose every right we were ever given.


We had martial law under Abraham Lincoln. And the world didn't end then either.




The_Constitution said:
The privilege of the writ of habeas corpus shall not be suspended, unless when in cases of rebellion or invasion the public safety may require it.

SockPuppet

SockPuppet

I'm lost
July 2006

DEC 10, 2007 04:42 PM

malkav11 said:

righteousjohnson said:
Is the generation that posts naked pictures of themselves on the internet and blogs about everything from their last blow job to what their cat ate for breakfast really worried about their privacy being invaded? Oz is right, if they don't notice a crazed psychopath who posts his pre-murderous rants on myspace, are they really going to devote time and effort to aim their spy satellite at any of our mostly-unexciting little lives? There are 300 million Americans, each who make an average of ten phone calls a day and send 25 emails, they are going to have to hire a lot of people to watch all of us. (I jerk off at least 6 times a day, in a different room and my car, so they'll have to have a team just to track me.) And if they do devote all those resources to watching us, what are they going to see and hear? It'll be a lot more boring than watching C-SPAN. And someone please misquote me. It's the only way I sound smart.



Most of us probably don't have anything to worry about. That's not the point.



Operative words here being "most" and "probably". Both of those can go down to 51%.

Kay_

Kay_

Boston, MA
February 2003

DEC 10, 2007 05:42 PM

Makes me wanna go hide in a cave somewhere with a tin-foil hat on. Bah!

Zarth said:

goatinamoat said:

dicktracy said:
This may be scary but wait for the moment [sic] Marshal Law is instituted and we then will lose every right we were ever given.


We had martial law under Abraham Lincoln. And the world didn't end then either.


That was during a real war, not some retarded panic.



Not only that, but the government didn't have the same tools to control and interfere with people's lives. Their's no comparison.

soulcompromise

soulcompromise

I'm lost
November 2006

DEC 10, 2007 06:27 PM

On the one hand it concerns me that this type of thing could be introduced considering our bill of rights guarantees certain civil liberties, and the constitution is meant to be guarded against this sort of centralized approach to governing; on the other hand I think it's a great deterrent to crime and sort of right in line with implementing better policing or security surveilance.

soulcompromise

soulcompromise

I'm lost
November 2006

DEC 10, 2007 06:27 PM

On the one hand it concerns me that this type of thing could be introduced considering our bill of rights guarantees certain civil liberties, and the constitution is meant to be guarded against this sort of centralized approach to governing; on the other hand I think it's a great deterrent to crime and sort of right in line with implementing better policing or security surveilance.

goatinamoat

goatinamoat

New York, NY
March 2006

DEC 10, 2007 07:12 PM

Kay_ said:
Not only that, but the government didn't have the same tools to control and interfere with people's lives. Their's no comparison.


I think every generation from the Ancient Greeks on down have forecasted the end of their world and that each generation had it the worst.

Nothing new here, folks.

smithers_jones

smithers_jones

Los Angeles, CA
November 2003

DEC 10, 2007 07:13 PM

righteousjohnson said:
Is the generation that posts naked pictures of themselves on the internet and blogs about everything from their last blow job to what their cat ate for breakfast really worried about their privacy being invaded? Oz is right, if they don't notice a crazed psychopath who posts his pre-murderous rants on myspace, are they really going to devote time and effort to aim their spy satellite at any of our mostly-unexciting little lives? There are 300 million Americans, each who make an average of ten phone calls a day and send 25 emails, they are going to have to hire a lot of people to watch all of us. (I jerk off at least 6 times a day, in a different room and my car, so they'll have to have a team just to track me.) And if they do devote all those resources to watching us, what are they going to see and hear? It'll be a lot more boring than watching C-SPAN. And someone please misquote me. It's the only way I sound smart.



Way to miss the point, Montesquieu. What's relevant here is not that they will spy on everyone, but that it will be targeted at political opponents and those who are engaging in Constitutional protected speech and political activities, which could have a silencing effect are folks simply exercising their political rights.

eatsyourface

eatsyourface

USA
November 2006

DEC 12, 2007 04:41 PM

varukasalt said:
How 'bout a virus that can only be defeated by thinking logically. That should thin the herd substantially.



logic what is this logic u speak of and where can i buy some i to iam tired off getting fucked ith no dinner no movie and no lube. lmao the only logic behind it all is we cant do shit about it. Sure u can get over organized organizations that try to protect and secure the rights of people worldwide, but the basic dirty lil fact of the matter is humans respond to one thing well two things well sex and a good old fashioned ass whipping. so we can either keep getting fucked in the butt or tear some shit apart. i mean after all thoose soldiers we just inlisted why it shouldnt be too hard to um i mean wait. Has anyone really thought down and analized old fuck tard truth be told the minackle son of a fuckign bitch is a nazi storm trooper super genius and theres a reason he acts like a complete fucking butt nuggett... The worst thing of it all is weve allowed him to use us. the american people to do everything and anything he wants to to anybody even other american people. It makes me so sad iam go spray paint something or someone now peace. mad

eatsyourface

eatsyourface

USA
November 2006

DEC 12, 2007 04:45 PM

goatinamoat said:

dicktracy said:
This may be scary but wait for the moment [sic] Marshal Law is instituted and we then will lose every right we were ever given.


We had martial law under Abraham Lincoln. And the world didn't end then either.



when martial law is declared iam shank me a whole lot of fucking kunt bagged dick faced assholes whove had it coming for a long fucking time... cause i dont give a fuck about being politicaly correct but paybacks are oght so sweet

BlastProcessing

BlastProcessing

Knoxville, TN
OLD SKOOL

DEC 12, 2007 04:53 PM

eatsyourface said:

goatinamoat said:

dicktracy said:
This may be scary but wait for the moment [sic] Marshal Law is instituted and we then will lose every right we were ever given.


We had martial law under Abraham Lincoln. And the world didn't end then either.



when martial law is declared iam shank me a whole lot of fucking kunt bagged dick faced assholes whove had it coming for a long fucking time... cause i dont give a fuck about being politicaly correct but paybacks are oght so sweet



I don't think martial law means what you think it means.

shirt_weiner

shirt_weiner

Santa Monica, CA
December 2007

DEC 12, 2007 04:56 PM

eatsyourface said:

goatinamoat said:

dicktracy said:
This may be scary but wait for the moment [sic] Marshal Law is instituted and we then will lose every right we were ever given.


We had martial law under Abraham Lincoln. And the world didn't end then either.



when martial law is declared iam shank me a whole lot of fucking kunt bagged dick faced assholes whove had it coming for a long fucking time... cause i dont give a fuck about being politicaly correct but paybacks are oght so sweet



Wow. This is fucking poetry.
surreal

Zarth

Zarth

Seattle, WA
December 2004

DEC 12, 2007 04:57 PM

eatsyourface said:

varukasalt said:
How 'bout a virus that can only be defeated by thinking logically. That should thin the herd substantially.


logic what is this logic u speak of and where can i buy some i to iam tired off getting fucked ith no dinner no movie and no lube. lmao the only logic behind it all is we cant do shit about it. Sure u can get over organized organizations that try to protect and secure the rights of people worldwide, but the basic dirty lil fact of the matter is humans respond to one thing well two things well sex and a good old fashioned ass whipping. so we can either keep getting fucked in the butt or tear some shit apart. i mean after all thoose soldiers we just inlisted why it shouldnt be too hard to um i mean wait. Has anyone really thought down and analized old fuck tard truth be told the minackle son of a fuckign bitch is a nazi storm trooper super genius and theres a reason he acts like a complete fucking butt nuggett... The worst thing of it all is weve allowed him to use us. the american people to do everything and anything he wants to to anybody even other american people. It makes me so sad iam go spray paint something or someone now peace. mad


Quoted for the enlightenment of posterity.

smithers_jones

smithers_jones

Los Angeles, CA
November 2003

DEC 12, 2007 05:01 PM

eatsyourface said:

varukasalt said:
How 'bout a virus that can only be defeated by thinking logically. That should thin the herd substantially.



logic what is this logic u speak of and where can i buy some i to iam tired off getting fucked ith no dinner no movie and no lube. lmao the only logic behind it all is we cant do shit about it. Sure u can get over organized organizations that try to protect and secure the rights of people worldwide, but the basic dirty lil fact of the matter is humans respond to one thing well two things well sex and a good old fashioned ass whipping. so we can either keep getting fucked in the butt or tear some shit apart. i mean after all thoose soldiers we just inlisted why it shouldnt be too hard to um i mean wait. Has anyone really thought down and analized old fuck tard truth be told the minackle son of a fuckign bitch is a nazi storm trooper super genius and theres a reason he acts like a complete fucking butt nuggett... The worst thing of it all is weve allowed him to use us. the american people to do everything and anything he wants to to anybody even other american people. It makes me so sad iam go spray paint something or someone now peace. mad



You should change your screen name too "shouldtakehismeds." Just throwing that out there.

Previous

PAGE: 

1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6

 ... 9

Next