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Originally posted by AnotherSon
Now you can add:
Arrested for popping pimples in public
Originally posted by BrnBdry
reply to post by mnemeth1
You can always move.
Theres nothing worse sometimes than people that complain about stuff thats none of their business.
edit on 10-8-2011 by BrnBdry because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by mnemeth1
Originally posted by BrnBdry
reply to post by mnemeth1
You can always move.
Theres nothing worse sometimes than people that complain about stuff thats none of their business.
edit on 10-8-2011 by BrnBdry because: (no reason given)
I think I'll move into your moms basement with you for a while.
I need to kick back and dump all this personal responsibility nonsense I've been carrying around with me.
Originally posted by AnotherSon
Now you can add:
Arrested for popping pimples in public
Originally posted by neo96
reply to post by Donkey_Dean
where are the most cuts needed?
65 million americans on social security
50 million americans on welfare
unfunded liabilites to the tune of 100 trillion dollars social security medicaid and medicare with no way to ever pay for them.
and those costs continue to go up as the populaton increases and healthcare costs also increase
www.usdebtclock.org...
why because the state loves you and you love violence to continue to put a gun to the heads of people for all that goodness and joy it would be more merciful to have a bomb dropped on them than a lifetime of enslavement.edit on 10-8-2011 by neo96 because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by BrnBdry
reply to post by mnemeth1
People like you are the reason we can no longer smack our kids on the ass when they act out. Its pathetic.
Originally posted by Lightrule
Originally posted by BrnBdry
reply to post by mnemeth1
People like you are the reason we can no longer smack our kids on the ass when they act out. Its pathetic.
How does this relate to the OP again?
Why the personal attack?
It is the responsibility of the people to manage and control their government, how is this not our responsibility again?
From where I'm standing you have no frickin clue about what we are talking about here.
-Lightrule
Originally posted by BrnBdry
Originally posted by Lightrule
Originally posted by BrnBdry
reply to post by mnemeth1
People like you are the reason we can no longer smack our kids on the ass when they act out. Its pathetic.
How does this relate to the OP again?
Why the personal attack?
It is the responsibility of the people to manage and control their government, how is this not our responsibility again?
From where I'm standing you have no frickin clue about what we are talking about here.
-Lightrule
No personal attack. Just saying. Perhaps mind his business. Stop making things a huge deal. Why bother posting this stuff if only to enrage or force change? Its stupid. Nothing good will come of it. Sorta like the people who complained about child abuse, and now everyone is overly sensitive, and we can no longer smack our children in the ass for acting out.
If people like the OP, would mind their business, and not get overly bothered by stuff that dosnt involve them, things wouldnt be the way they are today.
Originally posted by mnemeth1
reply to post by SWCCFAN
I really don't think violence would solve any systemic problems better than non-violent disobedience would.
While I think people have a right to defend themselves against unwarranted aggression by the State, ultimately this just gives the State political propaganda to further entrench itself.
Consider the institutional damage the video of those charity workers being arrested for feeding homeless people causes the State, then consider the damage that a rebellious militia could do.
While the militia would generate front page news across the nation, most people would not feel any sympathy for men who initiate violence against government agents.
However, when people can see peaceful activists being beaten and arrested for feeding homeless people, they feel a great deal of outrage at the State over its actions.
This is a propaganda war - a war for hearts and minds. Violence undermines that objective.
edit on 10-8-2011 by mnemeth1 because: (no reason given)