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umbletheheep (1645 D)
28 Jul 11 UTC
Iowa F2F Diplomacy
I have a group of 11, and we are putting together F2F Diplomacy games in central Iowa. If you would like to be a part or know of someone who does give me an email at russ (at) russdennis.net
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LoneSeramoni (100 D)
28 Jul 11 UTC
Script Error
Webdiplomacy script installed on my site.How can handle this problem? ERROR: i.imgur.com/cWuVQ.png

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Babak (26982 D(B))
28 Jul 11 UTC
FtF Diplomacy in New England: HuskyCon (Aug 19-21) in Long Island, NY
Details: http://huskycon.com
First round - Fri Aug 19th at 7:00pm
Big mansion, food provided, some will be camping outside - lots of FtF players, most likely including myself and theWizard. anyone else from webdip wanna go?
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dD_ShockTrooper (1199 D)
23 Jul 11 UTC
Can anyone defend freedom?
Can anyone defend the idea that "people" can produce a better society by diminishing governmental control in exchange for increased libertarian imposition of civil freedoms on the government?
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Putin33 (111 D)
28 Jul 11 UTC
Are no-hitters not a big deal anymore?
When guys like Ervin Santana can get one and we've had something like 10 in the past 2 seasons are no hitters going to become passe?

Also, what the heck is La Russa's major malfunction?
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Fasces349 (0 DX)
28 Jul 11 UTC
End of the LAST PERSON TO POST WINS!!!!!!!!
http://webdiplomacy.net/forum.php?threadID=444658&page-thread=385#threadPager

The thread is now locked so its now impossible to post. In the end there were 11532 posts over 728 days. dD_ShockTrooper was the last person to post and so he won. Congrats dD_ShockTrooper!!!!!!!
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Eleven (501 D)
20 Jul 11 UTC
Account sitting.
I'll be out of town for four or five days, and I'm not sure what to do. I'm pretty new to this site so I'm not sure how it works, but I've seen people mention 'account sitting'? How does that work? What are the rules? How do I find someone to do that for me? I guess I'm just looking for a general explanation. Thanks in advance. Oh, and sorry if this is explained elsewhere on the site. Perhaps I missed it when I looked.
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obiwanobiwan (248 D)
28 Jul 11 UTC
How Much Is Everyone Muting?
I ask becuase I see folks saying they're muting folks in threads more and more...and it just seems like a shame and almost unfair to me, really...granted I'm probably one of the most-muted on the site--at least I would guess I am--but even so, all the more reason I just can't mute anyone..."if you can't stand the heat"...? You can't have it both ways, give a critical opinion and erect a shield to deflect all criticism, even if that "criticism" is a foolish troll, yes?
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Tettleton's Chew (0 DX)
15 Jul 11 UTC
An Education in Economics
Liberals have the mistaken and baseless idea that government creates jobs, that government creates demand that stimulates the economy, and that any time there is a great reduction in government spending a recession will result.
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Yellowjacket (835 D(B))
29 Jul 11 UTC
new game
Hey all, I'm starting a game with some work friends, might not be able to get 7 though... anybody want to be an alternate? They're all new, so less skilled players preferred.

20 buy in, anon, 24 hours period, starts Saturday at 7:12
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UnknownHero (436 D)
29 Jul 11 UTC
Looking for sitter
I'll be away for 5-6 days next week and still have a couple games running. It shouldn't be too huge of a time commitment if anyone is willing, since one is a 4 day phase world game in which I have only a single unit. The other is a game in the summer gunboat tournament, so someone not part of that would be preferred.
I hope I'm not asking too much with only a few days notice, but if someone with a good reputation would PM me saying they can, I would be extremely grateful.
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Darwyn (1601 D)
27 Jul 11 UTC
Pizza v. Tacos
Let's say there is a pizza joint and a taco stand right across the street from each other...
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krellin (80 DX)
28 Jul 11 UTC
Collaborative Story...
You *must* reply with an entire paragraph. Each paragraph will be proceeded by a number. You reply must be indicated by (that number +1) so we know what you are responding to. In the event of simultaneous posts, the FIRST poster is the ONLY valid next paragraph.
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Tettleton's Chew (0 DX)
28 Jul 11 UTC
Obama Repeated Buffet's Misstatement
Tomorrow's WSJ shows that Warren Buffet misstated a fact Obama included in his national address Monday, Buffet doesn't pay a lower tax rate than his secretary. It's nice to see the press doing its job.
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Tettleton's Chew (0 DX)
18 Jul 11 UTC
Social Security Funding
It's interesting that the motto of social security is that you've paid in all your working life and the money is sitting there waiting for you.
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Tettleton's Chew (0 DX)
21 Jul 11 UTC
Immorality of the State vs Morality of the Market
Big government advocates proceed under the assumption that government is moral and the marketplace is immoral when the exact opposite is true.
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Tettleton's Chew (0 DX)
19 Jul 11 UTC
Thy mythical victim
Why is it that opinions put forth to justify government monopolies to deal with social problems consistently rely on mythical victims instead of truth or logic?
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Tettleton's Chew (0 DX)
26 Jul 11 UTC
Who would pass a tax increase?
The House certainly wouldn't
The Senate would pass a tax increase.
You are going to find 51 Democrats who will vote for a tax increase?
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Tettleton's Chew (0 DX)
25 Jul 11 UTC
Hysteria & Welfare State Bankruptcy
In the current budget debate you see two viewpoints-the House of Representatives realizes the Welfare State is bankrupt with $200 Trillion in deficits and unfunded liabilities. The Obama administration and the Senate think everything will be fine if they raise taxes and keep pumping devalued dollars into the economy.

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Tettleton's Chew (0 DX)
25 Jul 11 UTC
Let's Test your hypothesis Denis.

I have health care, but I'm healthy and I can't make any money to buy anything because my economy doesn't produce as much purchasing power that allows private consumption at levels equal to the poorest state in the United States or the poorest ethnic group in the United States.

I have a free college education, but I can't make enough money in my country's economy with that education to meet the purchasing power of the poorest state in the United States or the poorest ethnic group in the United States.

Thanks Denis. I think your point is perfectly clear now.
Tettleton's Chew (0 DX)
25 Jul 11 UTC
Funny think Denis, the HDP home page has the UNDP logo in its top right corner and a link straight to the UNDP home page.
So it looks like a subsidiary of the United Nations Development Program.
It sounds like a subsidiary of the United Nations Development Program, but you say it is "independent."

Right!

So you are saying that the medical coverage paid for by the state and the education paid for by the state are the key components of the HDI reports.

I guess the fact that this thread begins with the statistics that this exact type of government spending has grown uncontrollably and is unsustainable flies right over your head.

Also the fact that the HDI reports give no credit to the medical care or education that an individual can purchase through private consumption with their own purchasing power is not covered at all in the HDI reports.

I guess an HDI report is geared towards simply reinforcing the Welfare State message while totally ignoring the factors of standard of living that a private individual doesn't owe to the state.

Pretty irrelevant stuff Denis. Thanks for trying though.
Your hysteria over defending the unsustainable failures of the Welfare State are exactly what I expected at the beginning of the thread and you have not disappointed.
denis (864 D)
25 Jul 11 UTC
What I was saying is that that statistic doesn't adjust for the fact that Americans have to spend money health care and other things in the private sector that Sweden provides through the public sector. In any case if you would like to give me an article instead of giving a list of sources I have to fish through.
denis (864 D)
25 Jul 11 UTC
You are claiming there is a catastrophic lack of purchasing power in Sweden. I have yet to see that. And it is obviously not true as I have been to Sweden and Swedish people aren't starving on the streets.
krellin (80 DX)
25 Jul 11 UTC
@Mafia --- Yeah....basic math is too hard to discuss....you had better quit this argument, jackass. Let's see....'Krellin said "cut spending below what we take in as revenue..." If A > B and the standard is A must be =< B, then....Oh, fuck....I can't win this argument. I'll call it stupid and quit because I'm a bitch..." Way to go, Mafia!!! Thanks for that brilliant discussion! Moron.
krellin (80 DX)
25 Jul 11 UTC
@Mafia....besides which...we all know you aren't staring at a blank wall....you are staring at your hand as it grasps at your crotch....but are finding things too small to grasp to please yourself. Much like the very basic concepts of economics are too difficult for you to grasp.

By the way, Jackass...in your ***very*** lame attept to try to put an equation up, you implied the government owns ASSETS....Haaaa ha ha ha hah!!!! Jackass. You mean like their manufacturing equipment? Or....Oh, hell...you are too stupid to grasp the idea that government shouldn't spend what it doesn't have when it can only take from people, and has no real "income" as you and I understand it (unless you are some piece of sht ogvernment worker that only devalue society....in which case you are too stupid to understand the idea of value-added work...)

Mafia....you should just stop breathing now and stop killing the earth. No doubt you are a jackass environmentalist, too, and believe that C02 is a pollutant, and thus YOU are a pollutant. So do the earth a favor and die...Ahhhhh ha h ah aha ha haa h! Jackass.
denis (864 D)
25 Jul 11 UTC
@tettletons chew
And I did not call purchasing power irrelevant I called the study irrelevant.
Tettleton's Chew (0 DX)
25 Jul 11 UTC
No Denis. As I stated clearly before the standard of living in Sweden is below the standard of living of the poorest American State or the poorest American ethnic group.

What you don't seem to understand is the taxation in Sweden to pay for the State run medical care, the State run education, and the State run pensions, come from taxation that drives up the cost of anything and everything Swedes consume.

Now I know you don't want to deal with this reality and you would love to compare the amount of government services provided in some intellectually indefensible "inequality index" thought up by the UN Human Development organization, but it just won't stand up to the traditional cost of living.

An American bearing a burden of lower taxation with more disposable income enjoys a higher standard of living than a Sweden bearing a burden of higher taxation with decidedly less disposable income even even after accounting for the inefficient state run health care, education, and pension Swedes get from their taxes.

The bottom line that the Swedish Institute of Trade shows in its study is Americans enjoy a higher standard of living because their economy has lower taxes and produces more income.
The Swedish economy on the other hand is not vigorous and produces a lower standard of living because the services paid for by higher taxation don't make up for the dramatically smaller amounts of disposable income available to Swedes.

Taking tax money out of the hands of productive individuals, filtering it though a corrupt, wasteful, and inefficient government bureaucracy is never more efficient than leaving the money in the hands of the productive private individuals in the first place so they can take care of their own needs without the waste associated with government bureaucrats and programs.

It's really simple.


krellin (80 DX)
25 Jul 11 UTC
@denis....Is THIS irrelevant: DON'T SPEND MORE MONEY THAN YOU FUCKING HAVE!!!

I THAT irrelevant, motherfucker? Or are you some bitch that lives with his hand stuck out looking for handouts?
krellin (80 DX)
25 Jul 11 UTC
Oh...I know....that's too simple a question. It has a yes ro no answer and therefore you can't give some bullshit liberal argument to answer it....so you won't.

bitch.
denis (864 D)
25 Jul 11 UTC
"Taking tax money out of the hands of productive individuals, filtering it though a corrupt, wasteful, and inefficient government bureaucracy is never more efficient than leaving the money in the hands of the productive private individuals in the first place so they can take care of their own needs without the waste associated with government bureaucrats and programs. "
The Swedish system is not corrupt and wasteful, it is efficient. Is that so hard to grasp? Government is not inherently corrupt and inefficient although it often is like here in the US. And I have yet to published study published by the Swedish Institute of Trade.
@krellin
We already have spent money we don't have thanks to George Bush. Clinton left office with a surplus. I just gave you guys a solution to a problem the right created with wars and cutting government revenue.
denis (864 D)
25 Jul 11 UTC
Typo* I have yet to see a study published by...
krellin (80 DX)
25 Jul 11 UTC
@denis....Obama seems to LOVE wars. In fact, he has started NEW ones sinces taking office. fucking hypocrite. Obama LOVES spending....racked up more Debt in 2 years than almost ALL the Presidents (bush included) before him combines. Your lame-ass "blame Bush" line is old, old old and BORING. Not to mention it's a fucking LIE, jackass.
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And frankly, who gives a shit what someone in the past spent. The problem we have is TODAY'S problem...and we need to cut spending now.

Again....jackass....answer a question: At home, do you spend more than you make? Or are you a fucking loser that begs Mommy and Daddy for money every month when you can't pay your bills?

Do you live in reality?

krellin (80 DX)
25 Jul 11 UTC
denis--- so, in other words, you would be MORE than content to go back to Clinton spending levels? And Clinton tax levels? Because your Hero/Idol...er....Obama isn't willing to do that. He can ONLY dream of INCREASED spending.

By the way, bitch, how come your precious Democrat party has not offered a single WRITTEN BUDGET, as opposed to giving blathering bullshit speeches with no specifics that the CBO can address.

krellin (80 DX)
25 Jul 11 UTC
@denis : "...I have yet to see a study published" BOTH of you get your fucing asses out of your intellectual clouds. The solution in simple: STOP SPENDING MORE MONEY THAN YOU FUCKING TAKE IN. IT DOESN'T TAKE A STUDY TO GET THAT.


And then....you don't NEED a study to look at past revenues versus tax rates to know that LOWER tax rates....say 28% top rate....will bring in more revenues. It's HISTORICAL FACT that does not require a fucking study.

You fucking idiots that think you are so god-damned smart, that think you will find out something new to prove a point if only you had the right study....Grow the fuck up. YOu are NOT that smart. You are NOT unique. Not are you ideas.

Morons.
denis (864 D)
25 Jul 11 UTC
Ya Obama isn't perfect, but the deficit was created in the bush years and bush started Iraq and Afganistan aka unessecary spending traps. It was also during the bush years that big business tanked the economy so I don't see how it's hard to admit that? It's simply true. If Obama would do everything I want him to do I wouldn't be arguing with you. And frankly he probably won't do what I would hope he'd do and he probably isn't considering it. I'm not praising Obama or democrats all I'm saying is you are wrong.
And No I'm not a beggar on the streets.
denis (864 D)
26 Jul 11 UTC
@krellin
What you just said is that lower taxes ( ie revenue) produces more revenue? I am obviously more intellectually capable than you and just blurting out propaganda that fox news feeds you without any study's or facts to back your argument is drivel. Especially when it makes no logical sense.
Tettleton's Chew (0 DX)
26 Jul 11 UTC
"Thanks to George Bush"
You seem to type that when you ideas are failing you Denis.
You don't relate it effectively to the topic that the welfare state is insolvent or that Sweden has a lower standard of living than any state in the United States.

Some interesting stats on how Swedes are "gaming" the Welfare State.
Perfect evidence of why the Welfare State is insolvent in the West.
Even though medical data says Swedes are some of the healthiest people in the world (infectious disease doesn't like sub zero temperatures) Swedes are out sick from work more than any other people in Europe.
Why, the Welfare State pays 80% wages while you are out sick.
Incentive to game the system.
Health absenteeism has doubled in Sweden in the last decade.
10% of Sweden's working age population is retired on disability benefits.
They highest percentage of such retirements among any workforce in the West.

Here is a headline from a typical article "Plans to rein in sick leave spur a backlash in Sweden."
The biggest reason for taking time off: stress, anxiety, depression and a condition called "dejection" made up 33 to 40 percent of all sick-leave cases in 2006. Anna-Maria Lindsten, a 42-year-old health-services worker, collected 80 percent of her salary in sick pay for more than six years after being diagnosed in 2000. The government's attempt to limit paid time off to just a few weeks left her alarmed. "You can't just force people to go back to the workplace that made them sick," she says. "They need to give people help to build themselves back up, and that can take time."
http://www.newsweek.com/2007/10/09/a-stressful-situation.html

It's from Newsweek. A real right-wing rag.

In 2010 Sweden had to introduce new rules to rein in the epidemic of sick leave at 80% pay.

Here the article with the sick leave statistics.
It's really sad to see the way the Welfare State destroys individual's work ethic and breeds dependency.
http://www.nek.lu.se/publications/workpap/Papers/WP04_3.pdf
Tettleton's Chew (0 DX)
26 Jul 11 UTC
Denis, Thank you for your posting of standard Welfare State hysteria

"Fox News said this......"

"Thanks for George Bush......."

Thank you Denis.
krellin (80 DX)
26 Jul 11 UTC
@denis -- You are TRULY an idiot. When you lowe taxes, it promotes BUSINESS GROWTH which
krellin (80 DX)
26 Jul 11 UTC
PROMOTES THE ADDITION OF TAX PAYERS. More TAX PAYERS = MORE TAX REVENUE.

Again...if taxes are so great, then you advocate 100% tax rate, right?


Clearly you have ZERO comprehension. As i said before, LOOK UP THE LAFFER CURVE, jackass! IT EXPLAINS higher revenue from lower taxes.

If you are too fucking stupid to look up what people post and respond to it intelligently, then don't reply, you fucking retard.
krellin (80 DX)
26 Jul 11 UTC
denis -- Why don't you actually, JUST FOR ONCE, GET YOUR HEAD OUT OF YOUR ASS AND DO SOME RESEARCH.

Look up Federal Revenues as a percentage of GDP as compared to Tax Rates....and you may actually learn something.

Or, bury you fucking moronic head in the sand and keep spewing your left-wing propaganda.

I know...you are afraid to learn. It's a common malady amongst Liberals. You fear and avoid truth.
krellin (80 DX)
26 Jul 11 UTC
Here denis....here si the analogy. If you were hungry and I said you could go buy a Hamburger from McDonalds for 50 cents, you might buy one. For $1, you might buy one. For $1.50, you might buy one. If I said a hamburger was $5, you would tell me to fuck off.

Somewhere in there is a price of a hamburger that you are willing to pay, which will maximize McDonald's revenue. BEYOND that price point, McDonald;s will LOVE revenue.

Is that really such a difficult concept?

If you make the cost of doing business too expensive, eventually the rich will close their businesses....because THEY ARE FUCKING RICH and do not NEED their businesses to survive. And then YOU lose your job...and now both you ANd the business owner are paying less taxes.


Wow....such an easy concept. But when you have your liberal "i'm- a-dumbass" blinders on it's hard to grasp, isn't it?
denis (864 D)
26 Jul 11 UTC
I referred to George Bush and Fox news in response to krellin's post not yours Tettletons Chew, notice the @krellin.
Anyways I would like you to show me the actual study by the Swedish Institute of Trade, the link you gave me was to a list of documents at the Swedish Retail Institute.
I'll read the Newsweek article, but you are assuming that the number of sick people are outnumbered by the people playing the system and you are forgetting the other 60% percent of people taking sick days that don't use dejection as the reason.
denis (864 D)
26 Jul 11 UTC
The top 50 percent of America pays over 90% of all taxes. When you chop that revenue in half the amount of people more willing to pay taxes doesn't make up for lost revenue.
Tettleton's Chew (0 DX)
26 Jul 11 UTC
Excellent citation on taxation.
http://books.google.com/books?id=HwTPk00QMHIC&pg=PA128&lpg=PA128&dq=new+deal+or+raw+deal+In+1921,+President+Harding+asked+the+sixty-five-year-old+Mellon+to+be+secretary+of+the+treasury%3B+the+national+debt&source=bl&ots=5vBXRPd6aJ&sig=iSKWNhSu-Wt2RJLfbIi7S0tyw6Y&hl=en&ei=zZeGTKvRGoSasAOPvdzlCA&sa=X&oi=book_result&ct=result&resnum=1&ved=0CBIQ6AEwAA#v=onepage&q&f=false

Secretary of Treasury Mellon said it best, "....the government needs to fix rates which will bring in a maximum amount of revenue to the Treasury and at the same time bear not too heavily on the taxpayer or on business enterprise."

Mellon found that a rate of 25% was about the highest rate that individual would pay before their behavior became effected by tax rates and money flowed into tax shelters instead of productive activity and investment.

Mellon lowered tax rates from 73% to 24% on the top bracket and from 4% to 1/2% on the lowest bracket.
The boom of the 1920's resulted only to be destroyed by a speculative bubble in stocks.
Roosevelt imposed all manner of excise taxes during the Great Depression.
He constantly raised the income tax on the wealthiest Americans throughout the Great Depression.
What did FDR get, endless Great Depression up until the day he died.
The Great Depression didn't end until the end of the New Deal after WWII.

Tettleton's Chew (0 DX)
26 Jul 11 UTC
Denis, do you think that the richest Americans would keep generating income if tax rates were 90%?
Tax rates were 90% in the top bracket during the Eisenhower administration and Ike had three recessions.
That's why JFK was elected.
What did JFK do. He cut the tax rates in the tax package he sent to Congress before he died.
Duh!
You keep thinking that raising taxes increases revenue dollar for dollar instead of realizing that raising taxes drives money into unproductive tax shelters that lead to a stagnant economy.
When will you Welfare State fools understand the basic principles and historic examples of taxation?
That's why you see Welfare State supporters saying that unemployment benefits help the economy, aka Nancy Pelosi.
Taking money from working people, funneling it through a corrupt, wasteful bureaucracy and delivering what is left over to people who aren't working doesn't benefit the economy.
Job creation is the only thing that benefits individuals and the economy.
The problem is the Welfare State destroys job creation.
krellin (80 DX)
26 Jul 11 UTC
@denis....You are an idiot. Get your fucking liberal, I suspect **student** head out of your professor's ass, and go look at actual history. the BEST way to figure out what will happen to tax revenue is to look at HISTORICAL DATA of the United States....not some fuicking liberal Swiss institute

Are you too fucking afraid to look at REAL DATA? Afraid your pre-conceived liberal ideology will be challenged by facts?


fucking loser. Grow up and look at facts, not the fiction of your ideological professors.
Tettleton's Chew (0 DX)
26 Jul 11 UTC
I gave you the link earlier in the thread Denis.

http://www.hui.se/web/HUI_Working_Papers.aspx
Tettleton's Chew (0 DX)
26 Jul 11 UTC
Tell me Denis, are you not smart enough to translate Swedish into English on the web?

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Tettleton's Chew (0 DX)
25 Jul 11 UTC
Monks 1 Autocratic State 0
The verdict from federal court. Monks can sell caskets in Louisiana without also providing embalming and other funeral home services that the autocratic state government required in order to grant a monopoly over casket sales.
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Tettleton's Chew (0 DX)
26 Jul 11 UTC
States defy Big Government lunacy
In individual states smaller government candidates won a majority of elections across the country in direct defiance of Big Government lunacy dominant in Washington D.C.
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Tettleton's Chew (0 DX)
26 Jul 11 UTC
Common sense saves schools
Schools are for the kids not for the administrators and teachers.
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Tettleton's Chew (0 DX)
28 Jul 11 UTC
Signed copy of Reckless Endangerment
How many of the forum frequenters have a signed copy of the best seller "Reckless Endangerment." What a great read.
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Babak (26982 D(B))
26 Jul 11 UTC
League Format for next Season
Alderian, have you decided how you will proceed towards next season?

The detailed thread about this subject has been locked, but here it is for others who want to read the debate: http://www.webdiplomacy.net/forum.php?viewthread=742701#742701
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1brucben (60 D)
27 Jul 11 UTC
gunboats are stupid and ruin diplomacy
the point of diplomacy is exactly what it says. DIPLOMACY. When we get rid of ingame messaging it does away with the crucial factor of diplomacy and results in no improvement of luck. It actually makes the game far more random and chancy than it should be. I believe that we need to get rid of this option to allow DIPLOMACY to take its course. Please add your comments about this.
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Mujus (1495 D(B))
28 Jul 11 UTC
Can anyone defend, I mean remember, centrists?
Why is politics so polarized today--what happened to the centrists? Is it a function of the political parties controlling the vast majority of campaign contributions?
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TBroadley (178 D)
27 Jul 11 UTC
Can anyone defend 1bruchen's views?
Besides 1bruchen, of course.
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denis (864 D)
27 Jul 11 UTC
Nationalism and Patriotism
The bane of civilization?
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obiwanobiwan (248 D)
28 Jul 11 UTC
Can anyone defend posts asking in the title for posters to defend something?
If you can--well, I suppose you're needed on one of the many other generic "defend" posts...
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Ruisdael (1529 D)
27 Jul 11 UTC
Minor bug
I'm not sure if others in this game are experiencing the same oddity, but in
http://webdiplomacy.net/board.php?gameID=63232, which is a gunboat, it's telling me I have an unread global message and I can't figure out how to "read" it or otherwise fix the problem. Thanks.
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