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« Reply #45 on: December 11, 2002, 07:44:14 AM »
  • Geroge W Bush Admin for not agreeing to Environmental issues that would benifit the 3rd world.
  • Tony Blair for bing a puppet Prime Minister, who is effectivly Bush Lap dog.
  • People who criticise peoples beliefs (That includes Religion on Religion , Religion on Non-religion and Esp Non-religion on Religion)


I find people who do not believe in God or a afterlife  that attack people like me with a religious believe ..just as bad as religious bigotry if not worse
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« Reply #46 on: December 11, 2002, 09:47:10 AM »
Luckee your pseudo intellectual act is getting old.  You must have never participated in a face to face debate, much less participated in a real debate.  If you had, you would know that talking to someone IRL is much different than posting in a forum.   Quite often people perceive a post completely different than the author intended them too.  I am so sorry if I don\'t "know" anyone on here personally - I really don\'t know what the point of that comment was other than to make you feel somehow superior?

One thing I find amusing though is your statement - "Besides, the US forced japan into doing something drastic."  Where were you when this topic was debated last week under the popularity of America topic?  

Let me give you a little history lesson Mr. Revisionist.  The US cut off the supply of war materials to Japan for all the atrocities they committed in their ongoing war with China.  So what you are saying is that because the US didn\'t agree with the Japanese crimes against humanity and cut off the steel and oil shipments to Japan that we brought that on ourselves?

Stop thinking everything is a conspiracy - that act is also getting old.  Your mistrust of the government sounds almost manic.  

Yes I did insult you in this post.  You and I disagree on almost everything which is fine, until you start with the personal attacks, which you do in every rebuttal to one of my posts even when I am not talking to you or about anyone in general.  So to call me insulting is fine as long as you admit you do the same.  Isn\'t that right kettle?  I didn\'t blame you for the topic either, are you feeling insecure?  I only pointed out some are confusing cowardly with inhumane.  In any case I don\'t mind disagreeing or debating a subject with you as long you understand this isn\'t a popularity contest.  If you perceive something as being an insult why not ask?
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« Reply #47 on: December 11, 2002, 10:38:37 AM »
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Luckee your pseudo intellectual act is getting old.  You must have never participated in a face to face debate, much less participated in a real debate.  If you had, you would know that talking to someone IRL is much different than posting in a forum.   Quite often people perceive a post completely different than the author intended them too.  I am so sorry if I don\'t "know" anyone on here personally - I really don\'t know what the point of that comment was other than to make you feel somehow superior?

One thing I find amusing though is your statement - "Besides, the US forced japan into doing something drastic."  Where were you when this topic was debated last week under the popularity of America topic?  

Let me give you a little history lesson Mr. Revisionist.  The US cut off the supply of war materials to Japan for all the atrocities they committed in their ongoing war with China.  So what you are saying is that because the US didn\'t agree with the Japanese crimes against humanity and cut off the steel and oil shipments to Japan that we brought that on ourselves?

Stop thinking everything is a conspiracy - that act is also getting old.  Your mistrust of the government sounds almost manic.  

Yes I did insult you in this post.  You and I disagree on almost everything which is fine, until you start with the personal attacks, which you do in every rebuttal to one of my posts even when I am not talking to you or about anyone in general.  So to call me insulting is fine as long as you admit you do the same.  Isn\'t that right kettle?  I didn\'t blame you for the topic either, are you feeling insecure?  I only pointed out some are confusing cowardly with inhumane.  In any case I don\'t mind disagreeing or debating a subject with you as long you understand this isn\'t a popularity contest.  If you perceive something as being an insult why not ask?


Dont have time right now, I have to get back to work so this will be short untill later.

I didnt say you blamed me for anything did I?

laters for now.
Most in here can be a witness to how you almost always do the insulting first when it comes to anyone. BTW..when did I insult you in this thread? I dont recall.

popularity contest? WTF??

last week..I was gone..I do have a life outside of ps2xcentral

no everything is not a conspiracy, I dont see where I typed a conspiracy theory.
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« Reply #48 on: December 11, 2002, 11:01:13 AM »
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Dont have time right now, I have to get back to work so this will be short untill later.

I didnt say you blamed me for anything did I?

laters for now.
Most in here can be a witness to how you almost always do the insulting first when it comes to anyone. BTW..when did I insult you in this thread? I dont recall.

popularity contest? WTF??

last week..I was gone..I do have a life outside of ps2xcentral

no everything is not a conspiracy, I dont see where I typed a conspiracy theory.


When did you insult me...

"You can say you arent trying to slight me,( I know better) so I will just give you the benefit of the doubt untill you start insulting others or myself as you usually do."  Your first post when I clearly said I wasn\'t trying to slight you - that it was the one that stuck out the most.  Its like you are trying to instigate... who knows.

secondly your post in the "gay comic"  thread which is actually worse and I should have commented on that one there.  

As for conspiracy - your underlying motives statement regarding Vietnam.  It is quite common knowledge that is was to prevent the spread of Communism as you stated in your first post on this thread.

I am sorry if you feel threatened or insulted in anyway.  You get what you give.  I don\'t attack everyone.  Most of what I post couldn\'t even be considered as such.  

Popularity contest - yes you said it in so many words.  "Ask pretty much anyone in here about your comments and Im sure you will be told them same" Once again you are relying on others to assert your accusation.

I have yet to see you stick to a debate without insulting me in some way.  No the Eminem thread wasn\'t serious.  I even went out of my way to say it wasn\'t a slight... *shrugs* oh well... :rolleyes:
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« Reply #49 on: December 11, 2002, 11:48:05 AM »
One other horrible event is the US supported coup d\'état of Chile, which lead to the murder of 30 000 + civilians.
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« Reply #50 on: December 11, 2002, 02:18:45 PM »
Anyone who has ever beaten their wifes.  Those people are the scum of the earth.  Vietnam was terrible, although hippies angered me to.
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« Reply #51 on: December 11, 2002, 02:42:02 PM »
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When did you insult me...

"You can say you arent trying to slight me,( I know better) so I will just give you the benefit of the doubt untill you start insulting others or myself as you usually do."  Your first post when I clearly said I wasn\'t trying to slight you - that it was the one that stuck out the most.  Its like you are trying to instigate... who knows.

secondly your post in the "gay comic"  thread which is actually worse and I should have commented on that one there.  

As for conspiracy - your underlying motives statement regarding Vietnam.  It is quite common knowledge that is was to prevent the spread of Communism as you stated in your first post on this thread.

I am sorry if you feel threatened or insulted in anyway.  You get what you give.  I don\'t attack everyone.  Most of what I post couldn\'t even be considered as such.  

Popularity contest - yes you said it in so many words.  "Ask pretty much anyone in here about your comments and Im sure you will be told them same" Once again you are relying on others to assert your accusation.

I have yet to see you stick to a debate without insulting me in some way.  No the Eminem thread wasn\'t serious.  I even went out of my way to say it wasn\'t a slight... *shrugs* oh well... :rolleyes:


Giga, I got nothing against you, but Luckee\'s right.

You refuse to argue with either Me nor Tony, simply because of our age. You insulted our intelligence simply because of our age, saying that we knew nothing. You stormed out of that same topic saying that you wouldn\'t argue with people that didn\'t know where they were talking about, even though Tony was coming up with source after source with his argument. He was also acting more mature, which you again held against us due to our age.

Yeah, he is relying on others to assert his accusation, and with good cause. If you really don\'t attack everyone, I don\'t know what you consider attacking. If insulting somebody for their age isn\'t attacking, then give me a definition of what is. Didn\'t know if you noticed or not, but not all people under the drinking age aren\'t stupid. We know what\'s going on arond the world -- we\'re not blind. Don\'t act like we are.

Spread of Communism? Are you calling the USSR\'s Government Communism? I don\'t think you are, might want to clarify that.

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« Reply #52 on: December 11, 2002, 02:51:50 PM »
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Giga, I got nothing against you, but Luckee\'s right.

You refuse to argue with either Me nor Tony, simply because of our age. You insulted our intelligence simply because of our age, saying that we knew nothing. You stormed out of that same topic saying that you wouldn\'t argue with people that didn\'t know where they were talking about, even though Tony was coming up with source after source with his argument. He was also acting more mature, which you again held against us due to our age.

Yeah, he is relying on others to assert his accusation, and with good cause. If you really don\'t attack everyone, I don\'t know what you consider attacking. If insulting somebody for their age isn\'t attacking, then give me a definition of what is. Didn\'t know if you noticed or not, but not all people under the drinking age aren\'t stupid. We know what\'s going on arond the world -- we\'re not blind. Don\'t act like we are.

Spread of Communism? Are you calling the USSR\'s Government Communism? I don\'t think you are, might want to clarify that.

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Sure ROL you and the rest of your clique will back him.  I expected that.  I refuse to argue with those that revise history.  You know who you are.
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On to the topic... why are you bringing up the USSR?  You might want to clarify your remark.  We are referring to Vietnam.  The USSR was a communist state and supported North Vietnam in the Vietnam War.  What is the debate here?  There is none.
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« Reply #53 on: December 11, 2002, 02:57:06 PM »
I\'m referring to your "The Spread of Communism" remark. Reason I bring it up, is that really, the USSR\'s form of Communism never really WAS communism.

Just found the remark interesting. Thus the question, do you really back that statement, or are you just referring to the US Stated Goal in Vietnam?

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« Reply #54 on: December 11, 2002, 03:03:26 PM »
Oh god now we are going to argue semantics?  Stop nit picking.  Please... lets keep the thread on track.  The USSR was a communist state.  It matters not if it was a true form of Communism or not.  For the sake of argument purposes it was.

Yes I do stand by my statement that the US was trying to prevent the spread of Communism into South East Asia - thus the Vietnam War.  It might not have been the only reason, but it was the most prominent one.  Also I never mentioned the USSR until you did.  Read my posts... never did I mention the USSR until you brought it up, that is why I asked you to clarify.
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« Reply #55 on: December 11, 2002, 03:06:44 PM »
Alright, good for you. I did Clarify. Not arguing that, man.

One more question, though -- what\'s with the attitude? I\'m not trying to make a heated argument out of nothing. Jeez.

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« Reply #56 on: December 11, 2002, 03:09:15 PM »
I used to debate all the time IRL... Some of what I say gets taken a little too seriously as you can\'t see facial expression or body language on a message board.  Its not really attitude, its just the way you and others perceive it.  Like I said, I am not trying to insult anyone, I am just used to a live forum so to speak.
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« Reply #57 on: December 11, 2002, 03:15:05 PM »
Alright, glad that was settled :)

Now, to the Cowardness...I think.

3 most Cowardly Acts in Human History (No Particular Order)
- The Trail of Tears, or anything to do with the Native Americnas during the Westward Expansion
- Holocaust
- Hmm...probably anything to do with a Ruthless Dictator (Milosovec, Pol Pot, Hussein, Stalin, etc.) -- Hitler gets his own.

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« Reply #58 on: December 11, 2002, 03:15:33 PM »
1. Our clique?  Please, give it up.  As long as you refuse to respect the posts of others, don\'t expect to have your posts receive much respect either.

2. USSR=Not communist.  However, it was always referred to as a communist state, so calling it communist only makes it simpler to talk about things like cold war activities.  Whether it was communist or not, it makes sense to call it communist in such a situation.

3. The luckee Giga thing...in all honesty, that didn\'t seem like much of a personal attack...really something you should just brush off, or maybe respond to with an explaination.  He said he can\'t respect such a position, which is fine.  He doesn\'t have to.  He then said very clearly that it\'s nothing personal against luckee.  It seems to me that he deliberately worded his response in a way that allowed him to get his point across, and that he hoped would avoid angering anyone.  I really saw nothing wrong with it.

4. Giga: sure you can use facial expressions :) ;) :o :D.  If you\'re trying to post something that you don\'t want someone to take offense to, try adding a big fat :) to the end of it.  Seems to help.
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« Reply #59 on: December 11, 2002, 03:16:20 PM »
Heh why don\'t we all go back to what was the biggest act of cowardice.. Adam trusting a woman and getting all of us kicked out of Eden. ;) Oh wait that was Vapor in a past life... :laughing:
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