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i gotta admit, there was a time when i thought he was sane. i would read his rantings against bush and think maybe he had a point and that i was just resistant to it because i had never thought about it.
then over the last year he has really REALLY seemed to lost whatever teneous grasp he once had on reality and i'm like.....hey wait a minute! what if he's been insane all along and when i was sort of agreeing with him i was actually agreeing with an insane person? ![]() i mean, has he always been talking crazy about the gvt perpetrating 9/11, blaming bush for the zidan headbutt affair, and linking to each and every anti-bush article regardless of the incredulity it should generate in a normal person and i just never noticed? i find myself in a conundrum. if he believes something to be true, should i automatically believe the opposite or just try to disregard his opinion altogether? hmmmm.... |
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Never took him serious though he obviously takes his mission serious, which I find entertaining in an odd way.
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I can't see the purpose of this particular thread - except as an attempt to try to start a slagging match.
I note that there is already a thread called "Dear Wurm" in this part of the site. If no one has any objections - I think we ought to terminate this thread.
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go ahead i guess. i just can't hardly stand going into YBS anymore cuz of all the absolutely mindless garbage he posts. and he honestly seem to be moving away from lucidity.
but feel free to close it. thx for asking. |
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I can leave this thread open, Cheapie. If you can't stand going in to the YBS - why not start some threads which might be of interest to you? (OK - you started this thread - but surely there are other subjects you're interested in which might move the discussion to what you'e interested in?? Just a thought).
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.."But finally the last thing I’ll say to the people who don’t believe in cycling, the cynics and the sceptics. I'm sorry for you. I’m sorry that you can’t dream big. [I]I'm sorry you don't believe in miracles. You should believe in these athletes, and you should believe in these people. I'll be a fan of the Tour de France for as long as I live. And there are no secrets" - this is a hard sporting event and hard work wins it - Armstrong 2005 TDF morelike hypocrisy. |
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i suppose. but if you had to pass a drunk smelly guy waving and screaming at you every day when you went into your favorite coffee shop wouldn't you want to have to guy restrained and cleaned up a bit rather than finding somewhere else to get your cup of joe?
not a perfect illustration but you get my point. |
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talking of that - I had to take a train yesterday to Dublin (easier than driving). This lunatic was on the train screaming obscenities at people - like the guy in your analogy above. I entered the train carriage behind him - he didn't see me in the seat behind him. Lots of commuters started to fill the train from the opposite end of the carriage - and this guy was "fuck youse all..." this and "you're all a showers of cunts....." that. People wouldn't remain in the carriage as they entered from their end. I stayed put (he still hadn't seen me). Next thing he turned round and seeing me - started the routine "fuck you....." blah, blah. As I've done throughout my life - I did what I was always told to do and that is to confront bullies head on. I gently said to him "what did you sayto me?". Immediately he stopped cursing. He knew that I wasn't going to take any shite from him. He moved out of the carriage and I didn't see him again. If people allow themselves to be intimidated they'll be intimidated.
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interesting story. shower of c$nts? lol. |
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He's entertaining, that is true.
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I feel the same way. I can't stand bullies. I feel real encouraged to fight when something like that happens, but in todays American law if you even lay a hand on a person even if the bystanders want to see you pound the guy the law will condemn you and not the bully so I try my best to show restraint. |
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First off, over the last year things have gotten more and more out of control with what the Bu$hCo's have been doing. It never stops with them, it's at least weekly now that there is some new domestic illegality or heinous overseas crime revealed. Whether you and your ilk like it or not, I'm going to do my best to expose these criminals for what they are, because you damned sure are not going to hear about it from the nightly TV news or even in most larger newspapers. How long is it going to take for you rubes to understand that the vast majority of the public airwaves and print media are now run not by some "liberal press" - which may have had some truth to it 30 years ago - but are owned and directed by right-wing ideologues and corporations? That is a basic truth, go ahead and find out for yourself. Even the so-called "liberal" New York Times pounded the war drums supporting the invasion of Iraq, when they knew all along that Bu$hCo's fear-mongering stories were lies. Just ask Judith Miller. So now, why do you think Congress is trying to limit and interfere with the internet?? It has done fine for itself for quite awhile without gov't intervention, but now they've realized that the 'net is the last place where free and honest communication with the public can happen. You should start putting 2 + 2 together, and realize that yep, sometimes it DOES add up to 4. As tough as it may be to believe that your own gov't - the lying, greedy jackasses you and I might have actually voted for - is involved in the most despicable depravity you could imagine, it is nonetheless true. I would say that if anyone is "insane", it is you and any and all Republican/right-wingers that still back the Bush regime - knowing what we all now know about what they have done, and have even shamelessly admitted to.
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that still doesn't make saying the US gvt committed 9/11 any less nonsensical. or any other the other crazy things you say. i can fully understand being ticked at the current administration. i am also. but getting from that position to one where you take every single anti-bush story, article, position, etc. at face value is an enourmous leap. one which sane people do not make. and for the last time, i am not a fan of bush. just because i think you have a collection of tinfoil hats does not mean i endorse bush. it would be nice and simple for you if i was merely disagreeing with you because you're cracking on someone i support, but sadly that's not the case. |
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![]() ![]() ![]() FYI, I don't take every anti-Bush article, position, etc. at face value. Far from it in fact. The ones I post here are usually the ones that I've looked into and stand up the best under scrutiny. However, Bu$hCo has violated the law (both domestic and international) so many times and so egregiously that it would be hard not to agree with nearly everything that is published about them.
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