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Ogion (3817 D)
04 May 14 UTC
Pretty strong Russia position open
http://webdiplomacy.net/board.php?gameID=139042
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Maniac (189 D(B))
04 May 14 UTC
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Happy Star Wars day to one and all
Hope you have a good one
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aklimkewicz (213 D)
04 May 14 UTC
One more player needed
Open spot in locked game. Password is thesunneversets. http://webdiplomacy.net/board.php?gameID=140996

Original Diplomacy. Full press. Anonymous players. One of our friends dropped the ball. Join in the fun!
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bo_sox48 (5202 DMod(G))
03 May 14 UTC
TPP Critics Are...
Don't like the official narrative? Conspiracy theorist. Sound about right?

http://infojustice.org/archives/32657
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Draugnar (0 DX)
02 May 14 UTC
Our smallest bunny died this morning...
Rest comfortably, dear Cotton. Your sister and your mommy and daddy will.miss you little one.
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SYnapse (0 DX)
02 May 14 UTC
I don't give a fuck about free speech
The security of the state is more important.

Prove me wrong, fuckers.
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Chaqa (3971 D(B))
02 May 14 UTC
I suck as England
I really fucking suck at England.

I need help.
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Tolstoy (1962 D)
23 Apr 14 UTC
Murder or Self Defense?
"Just a day after he had shot two teenagers dead in his home, Byron Smith spoke with calm precision and polite cooperation as he explained to a sheriff’s sergeant that fear and a series of thefts drove him to fire the fatal shots..."
http://www.startribune.com/local/256112661.html
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steephie22 (182 D(S))
02 May 14 UTC
If I can clearly see my veins...
Would that suggest/mean a high blood pressure? If so, does that mean that if I can temporarily see my veins, I temporarily have a high blood pressure?

I might be closing in on something I've been trying to figure out for quite a while here, so I'm just checking seemingly obvious stuff as well to be thorough.
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Strauss (1872 D)
02 May 14 UTC
Deadline in 2 hours
GB AncMed, 10 hours /phase, buy in 100 Credits. 1 more needed to start.
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krellin (80 DX)
02 May 14 UTC
And another Blow to Free Speech
Hold on to your jobs, all ye who dare to express an opinion in the modern day of the Liberal Authoritarian Thought Police...

http://www.latimes.com/local/la-me-pasadena-leave-20140502,0,6625892.story#axzz30ZCyjxGQ
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SYnapse (0 DX)
25 Apr 14 UTC
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No true webDipper would....
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/No_true_Scotsman
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krellin (80 DX)
29 Apr 14 UTC
The Brave Cuban
http://dfw.cbslocal.com/2014/04/28/mark-cuban-donald-sterlings-comments-abhorrent/

krellin (80 DX)
29 Apr 14 UTC
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"Cuban pulled no punches in calling Sterling’s comments “abhorrent.”


“There’s no place for racism in the NBA, any business I’m associated with,” Cuban said. “But at the same time, that’s a decision I make. I think you’ve got to be very, very careful when you start making blanket statements about what people say and think, as opposed to what they do.”

***MONEY QUOTE***
Cuban added that he fears punishment could create a “slippery slope,” saying, “If we start trying to legislate morality, we’ve got much bigger problems.”

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How many times do we need to watch the Libtard Morality Police punish people and try to throw people out of work for improper thoughts before you people wake up to the New Authoritarian Left.

Sterling is a racist asshole - of that there is no doubt. and yet, what he thinks, and what he does, has not proven itself out in action. He doesn't have an all-white team. In fact, he has one of the better teams in the NBA, and no doubt they are well-paid for it (none of them are forced to be there...)

But...there will be calls for his head, calls to strip him of his wealth....all for daring to be an american and exercise his **RIGHT** to free speech.

Dark times in Authoritarian Libtard States of America...
bo_sox48 (5202 DMod(G))
29 Apr 14 UTC
The NBA is a sports league, under which the owners are just as responsible for what they say as any executive or player. This isn't a violation of free speech, this is a guy that might get axed for leaving a stain on the league so deep that his own players protested against him.
y2kjbk (4846 D(G))
29 Apr 14 UTC
I read something about him parading someone through the locker room and "admiring the beautiful black bodies". That's certainly acting on it.
krellin (80 DX)
29 Apr 14 UTC
y2k - in fact, the guy isw *well known* for being a racist dick - this is nothing new. Theonly difference is this time TMZ got ahold of it.

So great...we should remove him from his livelihood for uttering word IN PRIVATE to his girlfriend. Great...Maybe the NBA should sue TMZ?

Here's what I guess we need to do next: FIRE every basketball player in the NBA who has ever called another player Nigger - either on the court or in the locker room or in private conversation. Also, every player that has ever gone to a strip club and called a female a “bitch” or a “whore” should be immediately removed from play. How’s that for a start in our New Authoritarian Libtard Regime?

krellin (80 DX)
29 Apr 14 UTC
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And bo – if people want to boycott the owner, including the players, they are free to do so. If the players don’t want to play, they should PUT THEIR MONEY WHERE THEIR HEARTS ARE and not play…but clearly the money is more important than the principle. If people think this is so awful, the next game should have an empty stadium. It won’t be. All this bullshit **FEIGNED** outrage is predictable and boring and will result in nothing but more attempts at thought control by the left wing political machine…and for those of you that sing the praises of government authoritarian thought police convicting you for your words…I pity your complete and utter stupidity.
bo_sox48 (5202 DMod(G))
29 Apr 14 UTC
You realize nothing's happened to him yet, right?
krellin (80 DX)
29 Apr 14 UTC
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I realize that. Something will happen to him. And if you look at the shrill race-baiting media talking heads, the guy should be executed...because the Libtard Left is literally trying to kill free speech in this country.

I don't actually have a problem with the League using it's internal tools to punish him within the defined terms of the league's powers - just as you would any employee. That is proper and just.

If you listen to the cries from the media, from sports talk, etc, they want him to lose his team, lose his livelihood, completely - wel beyond what the leagues powers are.

and yet....ironically...some of these talking heads....former NBA stars themselves...guys that have uttered all sorts of racist and sexist words themselves....see no problem with the hypocrisy of themselves passing judgement on others. The crowd and winks and nods at racism from their black players, feigns horror when an 80 year old white man says something offensive. The league that parades "cheerleaders" out onto the court as pieces of flesh for male consumption - such that I'm embarassed if my daughters have to see it - doesn't care about sexism and degrading women, right? Because there's money to be made in peddling flesh...especially young, soft female flesh...

krellin (80 DX)
29 Apr 14 UTC
and here Bo - since I'm certain you didn't read the post --

***MONEY QUOTE***
Cuban added that he fears punishment could create a “slippery slope,” saying, “If we start trying to legislate morality, we’ve got much bigger problems.”

*******
CUBAN IS AN OWNER. HE FEARS THE SLIPPERY SLOPE OF LEGISLATING MORALITY.
***********8
y2kjbk (4846 D(G))
29 Apr 14 UTC
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I think I completely agree with you krellin. I've actually changed my initial stance on this issue.
bo_sox48 (5202 DMod(G))
29 Apr 14 UTC
The owners are still below the commissioner. I don't know what Adam Silver will do, and I'm not advocating he be removed from ownership (I'm not advocating anything, I personally don't care), but they ought to be afraid of the commissioner.
krellin (80 DX)
29 Apr 14 UTC
y2k - It's not that the guy isn't a dickwad. It's not that he shouldn't be socially shunned, and that people shouldn't spit at his feet when he walks by and call him horrible names.....right?

So yeah...in response to horrible behavior, people want to do and say horrible things to him...but they are doing it "righteously".

The cost of the freedom we enjoy, is freedom to be ugly and have unpopular thoughts and feelings and say them out loud.

y2kjbk (4846 D(G))
29 Apr 14 UTC
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I see that, Sterling has just as much a right to say racist things as does everyone else have the right to berate him for it, and the commissioner would have every right (within contractual power, idk how the NBA works) to punish him as they see fit if they decided the image of the NBA required it.
krellin (80 DX)
29 Apr 14 UTC
@BO - I'm not *just* about this asshole. I'm taling about THE LIBTARD LEFT and their recent violence against free thought -- forcing out the head of Firefox, the idiot that owns Starbucks openly calling for Christian to sell his stock and not shop at his stores...which nobody on the left seems to think is inappropriate at all, because his hatred is acceptable to the left.

This present Anti-Free Speech / Anti-Free Thought witch hunt is just another in a long line of anti-free speech/thought moves from the Libtard left. I *dare* you so say anything anti-homosexual out loud and keep your job….but bash a christian and you’ll get a hearty “well done” and a slap on the back. It’s pathetic that you are incapable (read UNWILLING) to acknowledge this.

Again - if the commissioner *needs* to punish this owner, then I expect to see a LOT of black players suspended for their inappropriate use of language both ON the court and in their PRIVATE LIVES....as this man's action was a PRIVATE CONVERSATION (most likely) illegally recorded.
y2kjbk (4846 D(G))
29 Apr 14 UTC
Well, I would understand the NBA needing to address these comments by Sterling and not putting its foot down on the players. It's not a double standard issue, it's a matter of the top dogs of a team being the representatives of who the team is and needing specifically to project an image that the NBA approves of. The players just need to play basketball well.
y2kjbk (4846 D(G))
29 Apr 14 UTC
Their image is still important actually, but not on quite the scale as coaches/owners are.
bo_sox48 (5202 DMod(G))
29 Apr 14 UTC
That's fine, krellin. I get that. Free speech is protected, but there's no place for what he said, and the stain that it's going to leave on the league may be enough to, in the league's mind, warrant his removal from their association. It's free business. If the NBA doesn't want his face in their catalog, they have the right to take him out of it.

Regarding private lives, no famous person has a private life anymore. I don't like it, but that's the reality of TMZ for you.
krellin (80 DX)
29 Apr 14 UTC
y2k _ I dont' have a problem with the league cleaning up it's mess with established rules per the by-laws all owners agree with. That's not my point. My point is the extremist calls from the race-baiters and thought police bigots on the left, who pick and choose which ugly behavior is offensive to them.

Good lord...some 80 year old white guy with a non-white girl friend who is what? 20? 25? He was born a grew up i the a very racist time in America – not to excuse his behavior at all – but I understand it. He should be dismissed publicly as the fool that he is. But that isn’t what the Political Left wants….I’m not talking about the NBA…I’m taling about Politicians and Race Provocateurs like Al Sharpton who profit and trade on the commodity of racism. These are the fools that take to the airwaves and take the actions of a single old elistest fool and will try to paint the entire nation with the same brush…and why? To make his racist buck…
bo_sox48 (5202 DMod(G))
29 Apr 14 UTC
Al Sharpton is brilliant to make a shit ton of money exploiting an audience that will listen to him because of a role he played a long time ago. Same goes for Al Gore, and Miley Cyrus, and others that can keep their celebrity going long after their time should be up. They are marketing brilliance. Not saying they are smart, but they make the $$$.

This whole thing is weird to me because Donald Sterling has made comments like these before but the Clippers have never been good enough for anyone to care and they've definitely never been better than the Lakers. This isn't the first time, but it's the first time it's mattered.
2ndWhiteLine (2736 D(B))
29 Apr 14 UTC
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Sterling went above and beyond a simple "I don't like blacks." He came out and basically said that "I own the Clippers, so I own these black players, and even though I don't like blacks, that's the reality of professional basketball and these guys should be grateful that I do own them and treat them well." The Clippers then had to come out and play an important playoff game in uniforms bearing the Clippers logo. The players have no recourse in the matter, which is a shame. If my boss had a similar attitude about blacks (or whites, or Christians, or homosexuals, or anything I disagreed with) I have the freedom to leave my job to work elsewhere. NBA players do not have that same luxury.

Screaming that basketball players are racists too is the same as saying "well, everyone else does it, so that makes it OK!" No, it doesn't, and racism is wrong on every level, but when a man like Sterling holds these neolithic attitudes toward his employees, who have no ability to reciprocate with protests or leaving their job, that's the injustice here. Sterling can be a racist all he wants, but when he is in such a position of power over his employees, particularly those employees who he exhibits a racial bias, that makes it wrong and he has no place as an owner in the NBA.

To go and blame the victims in this situation is entirely wrong. Players shouldn't be forced to respond to Sterling, nor should fans feel obligated to boycott the games after spending money on tickets and merchandise. The only real recourse here is for Sterling to be removed as an owner, which itself only has value as a symbolic gesture. The Clippers are not Sterling' "livelihood", as krellin seems to think. He can fall back on his real estate businesses, where he was also sued recently for racial discrimination in housing practices.
ckroberts (3548 D)
29 Apr 14 UTC
Free speech should not crowd out free association. If people don't want to be around or associate with a racist or a homophobe, including in professional or business settings, then that's their right. There is nothing authoritarian about that.

So far, this case has nothing to do with free speech. As long as Sterling faces no legal penalties (and there does not appear to be any reasonable likelihood that he will), then his right of free speech is not being infringed. If the government wants to arrest him for being a racist, then I will start to worry about his right to free speech and slippery slopes. "Oligarchs having slightly fewer toys because they're loathsome racists" doesn't meet that standard.
krellin (80 DX)
29 Apr 14 UTC
"Al Sharpton is brilliant to make a shit ton of money exploiting an audience that will listen to him because of a role he played a long time ago."

You think it is brilliant to make a shit-ton of money by fomenting racial hatred - which hatred has led to RIOTS, VIOLENCE AND DEATH. And this is brilliant to you?

God, you are so much more of an asshole than I could have possibly imagined.

...And yet if I guy makes a shit-ton of money on wall-street, he's an asshole.

...Or if a racist makes a shit-ton of money by employing black guys, he should be disciplined and...

good lord...I don't even know what to say to such idiocy.
krellin (80 DX)
29 Apr 14 UTC
ck - sigh....again, I'm looking at the LARGER picture of Libtard Authoritarian Thought Police, of which this is just the LATEST incident. I know, you don't want to address the larger picture - but from comments from the White House on down through major media outlets, etc it si *fully* acceptable in the Libtard Left for someone to lose a job for saying the wrong thing *in PRIVATE*, or donating money to a political campaign, etc.

You purposely, I assume, have ignored the other points I have made...which is par for the course for the narrow-minded likes of you.

I guarantee you there isn't a person living that hasn't said something offensive at one time or another to some group. It's a rather modern incarnation that capturing such incidents can destroy a person's life and livelihood - generally via a willful Leftist media which has a **nasty** habit of picking and choosing what is and isn't offensive.
krellin (80 DX)
29 Apr 14 UTC
" NBA players do not have that same luxury."

Bullshit. Nobody had to suit up and play. NOBODY. Fake an illness...or man the fuck up and just don't play and lose some pay...we're talking about incredibly wealthy individuals, none of whom will go without a meal even if they are fired.

Winning a game, collecting a paycheck to add to their pile of wealth was far more important than taking a principled stand.

krellin (80 DX)
29 Apr 14 UTC
Also - 2WL - the "victims"? Who was victimized by the comments of some old fool? Nobody was denied work. Nobody was denied pay or opportunity. Feeling hurt? Sure...guess what, in a free society you might get your feelings hurt sometimes...doesn't make you a victim.

"Owner" of a team? Guess what, he does own those players contracts...which they SIGNED AND AGREED TO. He does "own" them from a professional standpoint. Get over it. He also "owns" the white players on his team.
krellin (80 DX)
29 Apr 14 UTC
In other news, John Kerry calls Israel an "aparthied state"....<chirp chirp....chirp chirp...> Silence as the Jewish state is insulted by the top Left-Wing diplomat in the US. Silence from the media. Silence from the left-wing taking heads.
krellin (80 DX)
29 Apr 14 UTC
/\ THIS is a racial insult that can affect real lives. That can affect international relations. That can foment *real* violence.

How many of you are even aware of it, let alone care?

And my point is made...
2ndWhiteLine (2736 D(B))
29 Apr 14 UTC
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In krellin's world, racism is clearly OK because its freedom of speech. Predictable right wing moron talking points.
krellin (80 DX)
29 Apr 14 UTC
2WL - You are reading deficient. I didn't say I approve of his behavior. But....YES...being a racist asshole is legal in a free country. God forbid we live in a world where the prevailing political party gets to judge your thoughts.
krellin (80 DX)
29 Apr 14 UTC
You will note, I said being a racist asshole, not acting out on it. This asshole said something racist...he has not ACTED on that racism. There is no demonstration of him denying anyone anything because of race. There is a significant difference.
krellin (80 DX)
29 Apr 14 UTC
So 2WL - please feel free to address the racist comments of our Secretary of State while you are at it.
2ndWhiteLine (2736 D(B))
29 Apr 14 UTC
"he has not ACTED on that racism"

You must have missed his lawsuit from a few years ago when he was sued for discriminatory practices in housing? Sterling is a legendary racist unless you have selective memory.
bo_sox48 (5202 DMod(G))
29 Apr 14 UTC
"You think it is brilliant to make a shit-ton of money by fomenting racial hatred - which hatred has led to RIOTS, VIOLENCE AND DEATH. And this is brilliant to you?"

Yeah, brilliant marketing. I even specified in saying I didn't think it made them smart, or even morally acceptable, but it's brilliant *marketing*. Way to twist my argument and my words, krelly.
y2kjbk (4846 D(G))
29 Apr 14 UTC
http://www.buzzfeed.com/mikehayes/nba-bans-donald-sterling-for-life

The NBA made its move. Down with Sterling is the call.
krellin (80 DX)
29 Apr 14 UTC
Yup...speak an unclean thought *in private*...have your livlihood and possessions removed from you.

1. They have made it clear they will try to force him to hive up his team.
2. Magic Johnson -- who has posed for pics with the "girlfriend" of Sterling (who set him up with this call), is right there ready and willing and desirous to buy the Clippers...

How wonderful...Magic Johnson, you sly dog, you have played the racism card *brilliantly*...I hope when the Clippers fall under Johnson's ownership that they suffer a 50 year losing streak - NOT because I defend Sterling's statements, but because I defend his right to say them, especially in private...and this modern day racist lynch-mob is an utterly repulsive spectacle in the making.

God forbid any of you kiddies out there ever get caught saying or thinking an unclean word in this modern world you embrace.
krellin (80 DX)
29 Apr 14 UTC
"Yeah, brilliant marketing. I even specified in saying I didn't think it made them smart, or even morally acceptable, but it's brilliant *marketing*. Way to twist my argument and my words, krelly. "

You know what was also brilliant, Bo-sucks? Actual slavery was *brilliant*. Cheap, expendable labor. Can't fault a man for making a dime off the back of his flock of Negroes, right?
y2kjbk (4846 D(G))
29 Apr 14 UTC
This was a very interesting listen: http://deadspin.com/in-10-minutes-espns-bomani-jones-lays-waste-to-the-ste-1569195989
Lando Calrissian (100 D(S))
29 Apr 14 UTC
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krellin you make some good points, but ultimately you really hurt your case the way you make them. For instance,

"God forbid any of you kiddies out there ever get caught saying or thinking an unclean word in this modern world you embrace."

Is a really good point. I don't necessarily back your argument here, I think this guy went well past any kind of a line, but maybe if you were less interested in yelling "libtard" everywhere you go you'd win more arguments.
bo_sox48 (5202 DMod(G))
30 Apr 14 UTC
It's not like it matters, the guy is 80 years old. He'll spend the rest of his life in litigation and be the owner until they bury him.
bo_sox48 (5202 DMod(G))
30 Apr 14 UTC
Though I guess there's no appeal without an actual court, so I have no idea if they'll let him stay while the case goes through or not.
krellin (80 DX)
30 Apr 14 UTC
Lando - I understant what you are saying. If I didn't say "Libtard" the Libtards would react in the same defensive way -- they can't help it; they are Libtards. I have found there is truly no point in exercising polite reason with them

As for the "God forbid any of you kiddies".....I mean that *extremely* seriously, especially the overly-connected, I-need-to-post-every-burp-and-fart youth generation. They are all for jumping on the band wagon of feigned moral outrage and castigating anyone who does not prescribe to their particular brand of priveleged thought. 10...20 years from now, once the Government Thought Police are ensconced in the fabric of our society, and people have to whisper in corners their "unclean" thoughts...and then some radical power takes over the government and re-defines what is right and wrong and they suddenly find themselves not in the majority of authoritarian morality, but the target of it.....that day, they will remember old krellin's warnings...
krellin (80 DX)
30 Apr 14 UTC
...and bo sox, in a sort-of-admission that shit..krellin was right....they are trying to strip the man of his belonging for expressing a thought in private....dismisses it because he's old and it doesn't matter.

Sigh...
bo_sox48 (5202 DMod(G))
30 Apr 14 UTC
I already said earlier, krellin, I don't care about his comments, and I don't care what they do with him. I can see both sides pretty easily - one is moral, one is economical.

So, I say again, I really don't care, and it's not going to end up mattering, because Donald Sterling will fight it and it's not going to make an immediate impact on the league either way.
krellin (80 DX)
30 Apr 14 UTC
Bo - what you are purposesly ignoring is the general Societal trend of the Liberal Left - the utterly, completely intolerant Liberal Left, not just saying, "You should say that", but instead using media and every tool available to them to literally try to *destroy* people's lives for uttering a thought that is against whatever the Liberal Left has determined acceptable.

This is in *no way* an isolated incident - just another in a growing line.

That you - Mr. Vocal, Mr I'm-Outraged - whenever you see something you don't like, so sit by and think that the media lynching of a man is no big deal ...well, again, it just demonstrates why we don't pay much attention to the hypocritical, demented youth of America. You have a complete inability to see a bigger picture beyond your tiny world, and see how things happening in society can have legs, and affect other things down the road...and yes, Bo, maybe even affect *you* someday.

You're a smart guy - and you thought it was important / interesting enough a topic to spew your thoughts about...but now you say you don't care, blah blah blah...and and tucking tail and pretending it doesn't matter.

You're part of the problem, Bo.
bo_sox48 (5202 DMod(G))
30 Apr 14 UTC
All righty.
bo_sox48 (5202 DMod(G))
30 Apr 14 UTC
So now that we're done losing our shit over an old racist white guy, can we stop denying racism in other facets of our society, krelly?
ckroberts (3548 D)
02 May 14 UTC
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Here is a good article people might be interested in about racism, Sterling, and how we think about racists:

http://www.theatlantic.com/politics/archive/2014/05/This-Town-Needs-A-Better-Class-Of-Racist/361443/

The argument is that obnoxious racists like Sterling and Cliven Bundy distract us from other more significant and generally unchallenged forms of racism. Hopefully this won't distract too much krellin's idiotic campaign to defend bigots from the consequences of the bigotry as it continues to pollute the forum.
mendax (321 D)
02 May 14 UTC
As an aside, Coates is one of my favourite authors on this sort of topic, and I cannot recommend reading his work highly enough. http://www.thenation.com/blog/179559/donald-sterlings-impolite-racism is another piece making a very similar point.


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krellin (80 DX)
29 Apr 14 UTC
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I Write Like
http://iwl.me/
I provided a sample of text from a story/youth novel I am writing/revising. I write like: James Joyce.

Who are YOU? (Obi...PLEASE do this...I want to see if it replied..."random Verbose Drunk")
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ssorenn (0 DX)
29 Apr 14 UTC
Creating a guideline for the forum...
As most people on this site probably know, a lot of forum hate spewing has been going on of late. It might be time to find some guidelines.

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krellin (80 DX)
30 Apr 14 UTC
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NBA Owner...the Next Banned Man...
http://www.sportsgrid.com/nba/while-were-on-the-subject-the-orlando-magics-owner-is-vehemently-opposed-to-gay-rights/

Yup, krelly was right yesterday, wasn't he. Just wait as teh frothing Libs start lining up their next victims...
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sw (0 DX)
01 May 14 UTC
Building in a home supply centre belonging to another power
I have a rules query: say I'm playing France, and I want to build in Paris. Paris is unoccupied by any unit, but coloured Purple, because Russia occupied it previously and no one has yet re-occupied it. Can I build in Paris or not?
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Sevyas (973 D)
27 Apr 14 UTC
Replacement needed
Details inside
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ILN (100 D)
30 Apr 14 UTC
Animal Farm a Tale of Capitalistic Geed
http://dailycaller.com/2014/04/29/msnbc-host-claims-orwells-anti-communist-novel-animal-farm-is-a-tale-of-capitalist-greed-video/

Apparently Animal farm is a tale of capitalistic greed. I don't understand, how can that idiot go to sleep knowing she lied and misinformed like that?
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Vampiero (3525 D)
30 Apr 14 UTC
Join!
Continental battle of north America, south America, antartica, oz, vs the rest, that means http://webdiplomacy.net/board.php?gameID=140870 joinable as a two team game, (Arg, Bra, Fro, OZ, South, USA, West Canada, Que vs the other big mass of continents)
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Vampiero (3525 D)
30 Apr 14 UTC
Join II
Sign up for the next editions of the epic series The Day The World Won One, 25 each:
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TheMinisterOfWar (509 D)
30 Apr 14 UTC
Replacement Germany wanted
Not a great position, but you can pick up Belgium:
http://www.webdiplomacy.net/board.php?gameID=140365

No need for password, jump right in.
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ssorenn (0 DX)
29 Apr 14 UTC
Looking for a takeover of Germany
gameID=140365. ....Germany needs to leave, fall of 01 Germany is 5sc
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Socrates Dissatisfied (1727 D)
30 Apr 14 UTC
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for those who liked 2048...
not sure this has been posted yet: http://www.crazygames.com/game/2584-fibonacci
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SYnapse (0 DX)
29 Apr 14 UTC
The Favorite Artist Tournament
Let's draw up a list. Each person has 3 nominations, to a maximum of 69 (tee hee) artist.
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taos (281 D)
27 Apr 14 UTC
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holocaust remebrance day
Abbas denounces murder of Jews in Holocaust as 'most heinous crime in modern era'
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SYnapse (0 DX)
29 Apr 14 UTC
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Keep putting webdiplomacy on the map
http://oi57.tinypic.com/akec6e.jpg

good job guys
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Albion (100 D)
30 Apr 14 UTC
Having trouble support moving
Hi guys I'm having trouble support moving, I'm clicking support move, to,the land that the first destroyer/tank is moving from, and then pressing the place where I hope to take over (where my other unit is attempting to move into)
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zultar (4180 DMod(P))
28 Apr 14 UTC
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A second baby girl
This is probably irrelevant to most of you, but my second daughter just came into the world. Where do I go to share this news? Webdip.
In any event, she's healthy and I am one happy papa.
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President Eden (2750 D)
02 Apr 14 UTC
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MAFIA I: WEBDIPLOMACY INVADED BY MULTIS?!?!
As above below
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