Griff • Apr 27, 2007 10:42 am
*backs slowly out of saloon*
Griff;338112 wrote:*backs slowly out of saloon*
piercehawkeye45;338163 wrote:I am pro-choice but usually anti-abortion and I am pro-one-state solution and an anti-Zionist but not anti-semetic.
Lets go, change me if you can.
Spexxvet;338117 wrote:As an athiest, born and bred outside of the middle east, I have the innate right to shoot pregnant women and aborted fetuses with any weapon I choose, including a fully automatic tactical nukuler device launcher. I hope you conservatives aren't too stupid or foolish to understand what I've plainly and factually sed tu yu, you cunts.
Did I cover everything?
The irony of Nazi Germany: people who supported Hitler thought themselves just as moral as Americans today who promote fear of mythical enemies, need for more weapons, let others be massacred (ie in schools) and do nothing, justify their actions with reasoning such as the world does not understand us and we must save them, disparage the intelligent (centrists), justify everything using a political agenda (see posts from TheMercenary for similar propaganda examples), suspend constitutional provisions that would only interfere with their political agenda, drive science from the country, subvert the judiciary, and even justify acts such as torture, secret imprisonment, and hatred of 'inferiors'.wolf;338293 wrote:You missed the obligatory mention of Hitler, but other than that, yeah, I think you covered it, you liberal weenie.
You mentioned this several times, IIRC you said America's reaction was a yawn.tw;338323 wrote:snip~ let others be massacred (ie in schools) and do nothing, ~snip~ This deja vue attitude of murder in VA,
Britain had no problem eliminating school yard massacres quickly by (step one) acknowledging the problem, and then (step two) solving the problem. Why, Bruce, do you want step two without first doing step one? Well MBAs play that game routinely.xoxoxoBruce;338366 wrote:You mentioned this several times, IIRC you said America's reaction was a yawn.
What do you expect an individual to do in reaction to this shooting?
I didn't say I wanted to do anything of the sort and you know it. I asked what you expected the general population to do about it.tw;338394 wrote:Britain had no problem eliminating school yard massacres quickly by (step one) acknowledging the problem, and then (step two) solving the problem. Why, Bruce, do you want step two without first doing step one? Well MBAs play that game routinely.
You lying motherfucker, I'll give you $1,000 to back that statement up. Nobody ever said that on this board.
Offering solutions is rather useless here considering the many who assume if everyone had a gun, then crime would disappear – in direct contradiction to fact and history.
Considering the many who assume the most violent western nation is not at all violent. Kill off kids in school, do some silly mourning ritual, deny a problem exists, and then do nothing. What is the count? Same four act play repeated 44 times now in America? A situation worthy of ridicule because the problem starts with denial. Denial of reality. Denial that bereavement is only an act.Why don't you just come out and admit you don't have an answer to my question, instead of blaming everyone else for preventing you from solving all the problems of the world?
I'll give you another $1,000 to back that accusation up too, liar.
Identifying a solution is far from relevant since and apparently xoxoxoBruce feels schoolyard massacres are situation normal (also called SNAFU).
What do you expect an individual to do in reaction to this shooting?
What are you doing besides accusing everyone else of doing nothing?
Bruce - take a pill. You have posted ten times consecutively - most posts containing nothing useful. Your are also posting only to argue; providing no new information; providing no new perspective.xoxoxoBruce;338695 wrote:You lying motherfucker,
What do you expect an individual to do in reaction to this shooting?
Give him some time to check the tin foil hat of his cat. The Cat in the Hat will tell him all. And than, and only than will he be able to answer you.... stay tuned.jinx;338785 wrote:tw, I would love to see some real answers to xoB's questions... actually, just this one
So... can you answer it?

duck_duck;338801 wrote:What is with the tin foil? it's the 21st century and aluminum foil works better.
I think so. Now it is a fun way to draw attention to conspiracy theorists. :Dduck_duck;338810 wrote:How did the whole tin foil thing get started? Was it from the mel gibson movie signs?
Answer the fucking question, liar.tw;338768 wrote:Bruce - take a pill. You have posted ten times consecutively - most posts containing nothing useful. Your are also posting only to argue; providing no new information; providing no new perspective.
Britain had no problem eliminating school yard massacres quickly by (step one) acknowledging the problem, and then (step two) solving the problem. Try limiting your post to one reality at a time. Britian had no problem. Explain why that reality is not so.
Only children restort to profanity. Your profane accusations are typical of adult children and are not relevant in a logical reply. Please tell us how the British did not do step one - then did not do step two. Somehow you completely ignored that most relevant point.
Do you only want to argue. Do you advocate more schoolyard massacres? Or did you run out of coffee?
TheMercenary denies that numerous FBI investigations to avert 11 September attackers were suspended and stifled by the George Jr administration. One of those investigations in MN resulted in the lady FBI agent being featured on national press covers. Another quashing investigation resulted in America's #1 anti-terrorism investigator being driven from the FBI. He died as chief of security in the WTC collapse because he took a job where he expected the next terrorist attack to occur. That knowledge is why John O'Neill took the job AND was force out by the George Jr administration.TheMercenary;338813 wrote:Now it is a fun way to draw attention to conspiracy theorists.
Griff;338937 wrote:Nice job wrecking a humor thread everyone.
One solution was provided AND provided quite clearly. Why is this difficult? Britain had no problem eliminating school yard massacres quickly by (step one) acknowledging the problem, and then (step two) solving the problem. Where is that answer so difficult? This answer provided three times now.jinx;338785 wrote:tw, I would love to see some real answers to xoB's questions... actually, just this one ...
If I did not answer the question, then you can tell me what the problem is? If I have not answered his question, then clearly step one exists. What is it? It does not exist. America has no interest - will not even discuss in government - step one.
You tell me. Do we have a problem? You tell me? Demonstrate that step one - acknowledging the problem exists. You posted because you have an opinion. So tell me. Does a problem exist and what is it?lumberjim;339045 wrote:so are you saying that what the average citizen can do is..... to realize that there is a problem? And that the problem is that we have guns?
SoLimberjim completely ignored the question. The question was not about survival of the fittest. The question is whether America even has a problem - such as created schooyard massacres.lumberjim;339050 wrote:yes.....the problem is that people can't face the reality that we're still subject to the 'survival of the fittest' effect. It's something that we like to tell our selves that we've moved past as a society.....but we haven't.
Spexxvet;338972 wrote:I was thinking "here we go again..."
Welcome to the days of Nam. When the president is a crook, then the nation was just as polarized even over marijuana. Crime increased. Civility disappears as American cities even burned. Even on the USS America off the coast of Nam - a riot. 85% of all problems are directly traceable to top management. Our leaders have long been crooks as to even protect Enron and slave labor in Saipan. And it will become worse. Maybe not in the Cellar. But yes, in the nation.zippyt;339053 wrote:Do we have a problem? You tell me?
Yes we have a problem , all folks want is to argue about EVERY THING , and call eatch other names like FUCKING CHILDREN !!!
GOD DAMN IT !!!!!
Speak to each other like adults !!!!!
What the FUCK is wrong with every body here lately ???
The question - does a problem exist - required a yes or no answer. The question - if a problem does exist, then what is it - also was ignored.LUMBERJIM;339068 wrote:ah, fuck you, redneck.
tw, don't capitalize my name.
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you suck.
Liar. The questions were;tw;339078 wrote:The question - does a problem exist - required a yes or no answer. The question - if a problem does exist, then what is it - also was ignored.
What do you expect an individual to do in reaction to this shooting?
What are you doing besides accusing everyone else of doing nothing?
Please, call me jane.lumberjim;339085 wrote:tom, you ignorant slut.