Aint No Right

My favourite Twitterer is Norm MacDonald. Before he got Sports Show he was live-tweeting watching shit on TV... hilarious.

no welfare, looser building codes, no minimum wage, and few restrictions on weapons."

In other words, pre-enlightenment, pre-renaissance Europe. So ... the fuckin' dark ages.

Larry B. wrote:

Adurentibus Spina wrote:Of course nothing is free, but taxes should pay for education.

That's what these neoliberals don't want to understand.

I think you mean neoconservatives... who call themselves "classical liberals" or "libertarians", but have sort of missed the point of, say, Locke.

Mine is shorter than yours and probably just a little slimmer than your alter ego's, but no man that I know in reality or virtually has delivered more pleasure to women than me. Modesty aside, of course... You really gotta stop that Don Juan De Marco shit... Johnny Depp still has hair. :balls: But ...

I'm not sure what else I can say to show why I think that view of things is mistaken... and likewise, you've said a few things there that you assume are obviously true, but they aren't obvious (if they were, everyone would see that they were true), and I don't think they're true either. American ant...

Of course nothing is free, but taxes should pay for education.

Coldpay aren't horrible, they're just a different style of music... I went to the trouble to say that Coldplay style music is cheesy in my opinion, but if we're dropping that whole music is subjective thing for this conversation, I'd just like to come out and say that Coldplay are horrible. I know ...

Well, the point is more that it's almost impossible to agree on everything that should be "cut" from federal programs. The "principled" position that Ron Paul and like-minded folk take (included Obama on gay rights, by the way) of "states' rights" sounds good when it's applied, say, to frontier cult...

I also agree with a sentiment expressed by Perry, that a band/person is lucky if they ever write ONE great song... and JA wrote at least four (Jane Says, Ted, Then She Did, Three Days)... So I can't expect Perry, Dave, and Steven to be held up to that standard anymore... It's a very conservative, an...

Six7Six7 wrote:

sinep wrote:

when EA endorses something it seems genuine.

sort of the opposite of dave's 3d phone.

Dave doesn't endorse any 3D phones.

Is that LG phone endorsement only for one or two-dimensions?

Coldpay aren't horrible, they're just a different style of music... and that's what's disturbing about JA 3.0... it shouldn't be called JA precisely because it's not proto-alternative punk-prog-funk-metal fusion. It's straightforward adult contemporary "rock", which is what Coldplay and U2 excel at....

Larry B. wrote:Mine is shorter than yours and probably just a little slimmer than your alter ego's, but no man that I know in reality or virtually has delivered more pleasure to women than me.

Modesty aside, of course...

You really gotta stop that Don Juan De Marco shit... Johnny Depp still has hair.

As I said in the other thread, even though I dislike him (for both reasons and non-reasons), he sometimes says things I agree with, though almost always for different reasons, which is interesting in itself. I'm for individual liberty, but I have a different conception of liberty than Paul does. His...

sinep wrote:well i don't find you interesting.

I believe it.

http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/washington/2011/08/ron-paul-gop-debate-republican-debate-ames-straw-poll.html Ron Paul's supporters think he wins everything. Thursday night's Fox News debate presented eight of the Republican presidential wannabes on one stage as a political lead-up to Saturday's Ame...

I don't find him funny... so it's hard not to take him seriously. really? it's hard for you to differentiate between things you don't find funny and things that are serious? that's odd. I find a lot of things funny (maybe even most things). I also find a lot of things I take seriously funny. But be...

I don't doubt that he schooled other people in that debate. A lot of the other people are crazy idiots (one or the other or both). I could school them on American history, and I don't even know American history very well at all (probably any American on this board could school me, and thus, them... ...

I don't think anyone can actually believe we should do all the things he's said we should do, over the years, and I also think he knows less about the subjects he talks about than he portrays himself as knowing. It's not so much that he's disingenuous and all other politicians aren't... in fact, he ...

I don't have time or energy to hate any politician(s), but I do have more or less respect for lots of them. The politician I respect the least is Ron Paul. I find him disingenuous and painfully one-track. Here's a good example of Ron Paul probably convincing a lot of people of something that isn't t...

I have reasons for saying what I say that relate to what I say, not ulterior motives... :jasper: How are those different? The former involves making a serious point relevant to the discussion. The latter involves trying to provoke people for reasons that have nothing to do with the discussion. It's...

I'm going to continue to disagree with you about Hitler. I don't think he was anything more than slightly above average, intelligence-wise, if that. He was, however, in the right place at the right time and had enough charisma to get himself into government. Why not just add some pages to the standa...

I don't find him funny... so it's hard not to take him seriously.

I also don't understand Larry's post. I don't write stuff to "stir the pot", I write it because I have reasons for saying what I say that relate to what I say, not ulterior motives...

Of course it wouldn't. I was being facetious. Why on earth would I advocate for Apartheid-like policies?