ITT: Two lunatics who think everything they personally don't agree with is fascist.

Tried that, CA. People weren't biting.

Jamiet99uk wrote: ↑

Mon Jun 18, 2018 8:10 pm

Except in this case, Trump is the boy crying wolf. He tells so many lies that when he occasionally gets something right, it's hard to notice.

Yes, it probably looks that way to you.

Honestly, the Media goes over everything Trump ever says with a fine-tooth comb and claims so many things he says are not true (even when they demonstrably are) that you can hardly blame his supporters for growing to dismiss claims that he's a liar out of hand. It's like the classic tale of the boy ...

The T2 final has been unpaused but it appears that in the unpausing in-game messaging has been disabled.

Good luck arguing with this lot, Inc.

By the reaction this thread got, I'd be surprised if half of them even knew where the quote is from.

peterlund wrote: ↑

Sat Jun 16, 2018 7:18 am

Religion leads to war, blood shed and less freedom for the individual.

Breaking news, Islamophobia on the rise in Sweden.

God is dead, and moral relativism killed him. Nothing is right, nothing is wrong, everything is permissable. There are no more certainties. There is no more justice. There is no more room for reason and logic.

We will regret killing our God when invaders bring their own to replace him.

Damn, it is. You really got me. I renounce my former political beliefs.

If ignorance is bliss, you must be living in ecstasy.

Yeah, except you didn't say "That's not the democratic will of the people," you said "That's not Democracy." If that's not what you intended to write, fine, but if that's the case maybe you should get some practice putting what's in your head down in writing before you criticise other people's intel...

You're right, America is a republic. Well observed.

That "Fucked up system" is the reason a person cannot win by stuffing the east and west coasts full of millions of fake votes while entirely neglecting the condescendingly named "Flyover states".

Access to justice... also impacts small businesses, as well as poorer individuals Indeed. Small businesses are some of the hardest hit by legal and bureaucratic red tape - because unlike their larger competitors, they cannot afford the administrative staff to deal with the work - or the inflated fe...

Someone making a guilty plea does not a guilty person make.

Octavious wrote: ↑

Sat Jun 09, 2018 1:05 pm

@ majormitch

The problem with that attitude is that a great number, if not all, professions come with a culture and an accepted way of doing things that can be inefficient, damaging or dangerous.

Lawyers and mainstream journalists come to mind.

Then I suggest donating to the site and mentioning constantly that you'd like a way to reset RR.

If you're lucky, they'll hold a competition draw to reset someone's RR - and if you donated enough, they'll make sure you win.

You could try getting banned and then making a new account - if the staff let you.

So my advice is to do something bad, but not so bad that you're declared an unperson forever.

I'm just saying that there's precedent for the States to go to war with each other when the House is divided against itself. Do you think that promoting disunity at a time when cross-party respect and dialogue is at an all-time low is a good idea? Do you think that neither side would ever consider v...

Generally decentralisation is a positive, but didn't Americans fight a war to do away with state rights?