Must I correct you on everything? These toy soldiers are NOT from the U.S. Civil War era. They are cleraly from WWII. They didn't have bazookas at the Battle of Bull Run (and if they had it may have made a decisive difference in the battle's outcome) Get a clue!bhoytony wrote:http://www.corbisimages.com/images/Corb ... 6f75beb0aeJohn D wrote:If it is not about cutting genitals or beta males it is not worthy of the geniuses in the Slymepit.Service Dog wrote: You may not care about cons outside of A/S, but the same neo-Feminist, drama-blogger, sex-police are running their same playbook in those other venues. I think that's worth knowing.
My Confederates now have faces.... very nice, and ready for First Bull Run (or Manassas to you Rebels).
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One problem with adult male circumcision hasn't been mentioned. They might throw away the wrong bit. Seriously, it happened to my brother. :lol:
I remember the days when we prescribed a week of stilboestrol to circumcised men, so they could sleep (you know what happens when you dream - Ouch!) The tiny risk of a DVT was probably worth it, but nobody dares do anything outside the guidelines these days.
I remember the days when we prescribed a week of stilboestrol to circumcised men, so they could sleep (you know what happens when you dream - Ouch!) The tiny risk of a DVT was probably worth it, but nobody dares do anything outside the guidelines these days.
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New York is a melting pot. Is everyone looking the same, thinking the same in New York?Guest wrote:Do we really want a world that is a melting pot, everyone looking the same, thinking the same, or would we prefer a world that is more of a tossed salad, with distinct types of lettuce, cheese, anchovies, etc., making for a more interesting taste.
People refuse to learn from history. Nazi Germany is not some sort of unique case that we are all immune to today. Nazi Germany progressed slowly via many small steps. Steps that didn't look that different from things like this:Guest wrote:But any asshole that compares right of return to Nazi policies of genocide should be laughed at, not coddled.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/11/1 ... 55932.html
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Yes, but they are still children's toys, so I got the main facts right.John D wrote: Must I correct you on everything? These toy soldiers are NOT from the U.S. Civil War era. They are cleraly from WWII. They didn't have bazookas at the Battle of Bull Run (and if they had it may have made a decisive difference in the battle's outcome) Get a clue!
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All depends on the group. If you're talking Tech Pundits and/or hipsters, I fail to see the problem.Dave2 wrote:I suppose I've left myself open here - I'm not a big supporter of the idea that there are merits to genocide, for the record.Dave2 wrote:Actually, none of them are directly equivalent, and all are worth discussing on their own merits and flaws.Guest wrote:One of these is not like the other
a) Nazi policies of genocide
b) Ethnic scholarships
c) Indian tribal membership
d) Israel Right of Return
e) Ladies Night at the bar
Then again, when aliens invade/skynet takes over, I plan on being lead quisling, so i'm biased.
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I'm going to make a brief contribution to the cut/uncut debate...
A video from back when somegreybloke was funny:
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A video from back when somegreybloke was funny:
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Penny Arcade vs. Shakesville was a match made in Heaven: uber-trolls vs. uber-victimEdwardGemmer wrote: You know, the internet is just full of amazing. I had never heard of ElevatorGate until late last year, and now I'm just finding out about DickWolfGate, which may even be a bigger event and more of a controversy over nothing.
http://media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lfybqfn7L11qfjiio.png
One thing I've never heard though:
Ophelia Benson's reaction to how she was drawn in the comic strip that started it all...
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Well, this topic now seems about Nazis and Jews, peacefully side by side.
http://i40.tinypic.com/1ovnmo.jpg
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I never understood that need. I mean, Miami Beach seemed to work rather well.Guest wrote:To the extent you can call any number of Jews > 1 monocultural, yes.Dave2 wrote:No.Guest wrote:
Do you think we make the world more diverse by allowing cougars or other endangered species to die out?
Now - are you arguing that we make the world more diverse by making Israel more monocultural?
Israel was created to give the Jews a homeland.
If it matters, I very much favor a two state solution, but one of those states should be allowed to retain its Jewish identity. Having a Jewish identity does not mean there are no Catholics, Muslims, Arabs, Atheists there, but it does mean having and encouraging a Jewish majority.
Catholics have a Vatican City.
Moslems have a Mecca.
Atheists have Las Vegas (joke)
Jews have Israel.
SJWs can go to hell.
Israel was created to give the Jews a homeland.
Why is that now a problem for the world?
Will that homeland still "exist" if the world now demands Israel not be allowed to retain its Jewish identity?
"Well, we're not saying Israel can't exist, we're just saying you have to have open immigration to all populations, with preferences to no religions. Why do you think this is a plan to eliminate Israel as a Jewish homeland?"
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Today 502m citizens of the European Union have the right to freely travel to and take up residency in any other member state. I think we can make the world a less racially segregated place. But only if we at least try.Git wrote:Tell you what, go tell Pakistan and India that. Or Serbia, Croatia and Bosnia. And when Pakistan and India, and Croatia, Serbia and Bosnia have lived together peacefully for say a century in one giant borderless state, then we can move onto the Middle East, ok?goddamn 'nym wrote:Yes nation states are racist concepts that need to die out. To the extent they de facto exist today they certainly are allowed to restrict who does what within their borders limited obviously by international conventions.
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QFT. The Pit really IS a hotbed of misogyny.Parody Accountant wrote:In my experience, mushroom does a decent job of nailing thin-to-medium-thick broads. It's a hardwood, of the deflowering variety. You'll have to check with anteaters for their experience reports.Git wrote:What I really want to know, is whether a circumcised penis is better at driving nails into a block of wood then an uncircumsized penis...
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Indeed... the first "war game" was written by H. G. Wells (you know... the Time Machine dood) and was titled "Little Wars". It was published in 1913. He was an avid toy soldier collector and he played the game in his library with his pals. Games are enjoyed best when the players make explosion and bullet sounds to match the action.bhoytony wrote:Yes, but they are still children's toys, so I got the main facts right.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Little_Wars
You can download a copy from Gutenberg since there is no copyright left.
http://www.gutenberg.org/files/3691/3691-h/3691-h.htm
Part of his game included rolling marbles to knock down enemy soldiers. This feature of war gaming is now strickly off limits since some people spend thousands of dollars and thousands of hours building their army.
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So, basically, it's the whole "free trip/condo" scam done at the national level?debaser71 wrote: Also I know a few people who did that free Israel trip. They told me stories of being in hotel room indoctrination seminars. Doesn't really sound as "free" as some people say. Sure you get to go to Israel and stuff but they make you do shit. But this is pure 100% hearsay. I never cared enough to look it up or anything.
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Maybe I'm just strange, but I just don't get these type of things:
http://freethoughtblogs.com/dispatches/ ... ed-suffer/
Brayton wants people to donate to the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society fund-raiser, and as a bonus, if they make the target Ed will do something strange. Like Matt wearing a dress or painting his beard pink. It's just weird to me - psychologically, why not just donate because it is a good cause? Why this need to make people do odd or humiliating stuff as a bonus - I'm not sure I can articulate my thoughts right now, but it just seems strange. It's like people won't donate unless they get something, which usually involves humiliating (in a non-humiliating since they agreed to it) way - maybe an attempt at humor as a reward, but...I guess it just doesn't seem altruistic - it's not the satisfaction of helping, it's getting a more tangible reward. But some of the comments are just ... ugh... I hope that some are just really humor and not intended seriously:
http://freethoughtblogs.com/dispatches/ ... ed-suffer/
Brayton wants people to donate to the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society fund-raiser, and as a bonus, if they make the target Ed will do something strange. Like Matt wearing a dress or painting his beard pink. It's just weird to me - psychologically, why not just donate because it is a good cause? Why this need to make people do odd or humiliating stuff as a bonus - I'm not sure I can articulate my thoughts right now, but it just seems strange. It's like people won't donate unless they get something, which usually involves humiliating (in a non-humiliating since they agreed to it) way - maybe an attempt at humor as a reward, but...I guess it just doesn't seem altruistic - it's not the satisfaction of helping, it's getting a more tangible reward. But some of the comments are just ... ugh... I hope that some are just really humor and not intended seriously:
Especially the last one. :shock:Become vegan for a month.
Watch every Star Trek movie, and live blog them.
Read all of the twilight series and write a blog book report on each.
Karaoke. Dressed as a mormon missionary singing Queen’s I want to be free. And obviously we would need video proof.
Attend a Celine Dion concert.
Shave something into your head. Whoever donates the most picks what.
Create a Google Hangout where anyone who’s donated can participate with you live as you watch “Carrot Top: Rocks Las Vegas.â€
I know where I can hit him hard: he must grill and eat tofu.
Wear the Gaga meat dress.
A vegetarian month.
Live blog LSD trip.
Shirtless and dressed in leopard-print pants, you and PZ both lip-synch to “I’m Sexy And I Know It†before a live audience.
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You mean the guy who created Law and Order?EdwardGemmer wrote:You know, the internet is just full of amazing. I had never heard of ElevatorGate until late last year, and now I'm just finding out about DickWolfGate, which may even be a bigger event and more of a controversy over nothing.JackRayner wrote:[ :lol:
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I always found it was more exciting when playing with my toy soldiers to squirt them with lighter fluid and chuck a match at them. Of course I was about eight years old, but you should try it.John D wrote:Indeed... the first "war game" was written by H. G. Wells (you know... the Time Machine dood) and was titled "Little Wars". It was published in 1913. He was an avid toy soldier collector and he played the game in his library with his pals. Games are enjoyed best when the players make explosion and bullet sounds to match the action.bhoytony wrote:Yes, but they are still children's toys, so I got the main facts right.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Little_Wars
You can download a copy from Gutenberg since there is no copyright left.
http://www.gutenberg.org/files/3691/3691-h/3691-h.htm
Part of his game included rolling marbles to knock down enemy soldiers. This feature of war gaming is now strickly off limits since some people spend thousands of dollars and thousands of hours building their army.
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Then piss on them to put it out.bhoytony wrote:I always found it was more exciting when playing with my toy soldiers to squirt them with lighter fluid and chuck a match at them. Of course I was about eight years old, but you should try it.John D wrote:Indeed... the first "war game" was written by H. G. Wells (you know... the Time Machine dood) and was titled "Little Wars". It was published in 1913. He was an avid toy soldier collector and he played the game in his library with his pals. Games are enjoyed best when the players make explosion and bullet sounds to match the action.bhoytony wrote:Yes, but they are still children's toys, so I got the main facts right.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Little_Wars
You can download a copy from Gutenberg since there is no copyright left.
http://www.gutenberg.org/files/3691/3691-h/3691-h.htm
Part of his game included rolling marbles to knock down enemy soldiers. This feature of war gaming is now strickly off limits since some people spend thousands of dollars and thousands of hours building their army.
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No, I am, you stupid git!Git wrote: No, I'm the resident contrarian!
[youtube]kQFKtI6gn9Y[/youtube]
(And may I point out, you have been sorely slacking on your contrarian duties! Humph.)
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The Pit is quite hilarious when it's bored.
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Inglourious Basterds was a good movie.
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Thought bubble -- How diverse America would be if only Canada would allow us free access. A girl can dream, can't she?goddamn 'nym wrote:Today 502m citizens of the European Union have the right to freely travel to and take up residency in any other member state. I think we can make the world a less racially segregated place. But only if we at least try.Git wrote:Tell you what, go tell Pakistan and India that. Or Serbia, Croatia and Bosnia. And when Pakistan and India, and Croatia, Serbia and Bosnia have lived together peacefully for say a century in one giant borderless state, then we can move onto the Middle East, ok?goddamn 'nym wrote:Yes nation states are racist concepts that need to die out. To the extent they de facto exist today they certainly are allowed to restrict who does what within their borders limited obviously by international conventions.
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I think there's a bit of the Don't Throw Me In The Briar Patch about this sort of thing. You know they really want to do these things, but want an excuse. Reminds me of the wankers in my local rugby club and their hilarious Dress Up As Women thing. The rugby club is having a party, let's Dress Up As Women. We are having a fund raising day, let's Dress Up As Women. It's Christmas, let's Dress Up As Women. We're collecting for charity, let's Dress Up As Women. I don't know why they just don't come out of the closet.Badger3k wrote:Maybe I'm just strange, but I just don't get these type of things:
http://freethoughtblogs.com/dispatches/ ... ed-suffer/
Brayton wants people to donate to the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society fund-raiser, and as a bonus, if they make the target Ed will do something strange. Like Matt wearing a dress or painting his beard pink. It's just weird to me - psychologically, why not just donate because it is a good cause? Why this need to make people do odd or humiliating stuff as a bonus - I'm not sure I can articulate my thoughts right now, but it just seems strange. It's like people won't donate unless they get something, which usually involves humiliating (in a non-humiliating since they agreed to it) way - maybe an attempt at humor as a reward, but...I guess it just doesn't seem altruistic - it's not the satisfaction of helping, it's getting a more tangible reward. But some of the comments are just ... ugh... I hope that some are just really humor and not intended seriously:
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Least he didn't mention breads:bovarchist wrote:QFT. The Pit really IS a hotbed of misogyny.Parody Accountant wrote:In my experience, mushroom does a decent job of nailing thin-to-medium-thick broads. It's a hardwood, of the deflowering variety. You'll have to check with anteaters for their experience reports.Git wrote:What I really want to know, is whether a circumcised penis is better at driving nails into a block of wood then an uncircumsized penis...
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Absolutely. I've been having a bit of a life.yomomma wrote:No, I am, you stupid git!Git wrote: No, I'm the resident contrarian!
[youtube]kQFKtI6gn9Y[/youtube]
(And may I point out, you have been sorely slacking on your contrarian duties! Humph.)
You're doing good work though. Carry on.
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I didn't like the way each half of the story rendered the other meaningless.JackRayner wrote:Inglourious Basterds was a good movie.
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Bastard!bhoytony wrote:Ha ha, I knew you couldn't resist. It was only a matter of time.Git wrote:Tell you what, go tell Pakistan and India that. Or Serbia, Croatia and Bosnia. And when Pakistan and India, and Croatia, Serbia and Bosnia have lived together peacefully for say a century in one giant borderless state, then we can move onto the Middle East, ok?goddamn 'nym wrote:
Yes nation states are racist concepts that need to die out. To the extent they de facto exist today they certainly are allowed to restrict who does what within their borders limited obviously by international conventions.
Well, I didn't mention the I word or the P word.
Well, not the non-India I word and the non-Pakistan P word at least.
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In other news:
An article in the Daily Fail about Grand Theft Auto V's cutting parody of Facebook and Twitter
An article in the Daily Fail about Grand Theft Auto V's cutting parody of Facebook and Twitter
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Also, alyone else see these yet?
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Oh! I accidentally left this one out:
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And that's the bit that's still frustrating, as he is yet to acknowledge that a large of proportion of those he has been "lumped in with" are no more "harassers" than he is.AndrewV69 wrote:Oh! I accidentally left this one out:
But I'm not going to set up a Twitter account to say that to him.
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Yeah you really missed out. There were so many rage tears. To Marcotte's credit, she thought the whole thing silly, and a misinterpretation of the comic's joke.EdwardGemmer wrote:You know, the internet is just full of amazing. I had never heard of ElevatorGate until late last year, and now I'm just finding out about DickWolfGate, which may even be a bigger event and more of a controversy over nothing.JackRayner wrote:[ :lol:
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http://i.imgur.com/NXHhcBX.jpgLsuoma wrote:For anyone whining about not having an edit button, I'd like to point out that there IS a preview button.
Don't like it? Fuck you up the Robin!
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Then you missed the tweet he made immediately after that statement.Dave2 wrote:And that's the bit that's still frustrating, as he is yet to acknowledge that a large of proportion of those he has been "lumped in with" are no more "harassers" than he is.AndrewV69 wrote:Oh! I accidentally left this one out:
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So I did - well good for him on that then. :)deLurch wrote:Then you missed the tweet he made immediately after that statement.
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Serbia has started the EU membership process. Croatia became the 28th member in the middle of this year. Bosnia and Herzegovina is working with the EU to prepare its membership application. Upon joining they are legally obliged to join the Schengen area. It is very likely that by 2020 there will be free movement, free residency and no border control between these countries.yomomma wrote:Thought bubble -- How diverse America would be if only Canada would allow us free access. A girl can dream, can't she?goddamn 'nym wrote:Today 502m citizens of the European Union have the right to freely travel to and take up residency in any other member state. I think we can make the world a less racially segregated place. But only if we at least try.Git wrote: Tell you what, go tell Pakistan and India that. Or Serbia, Croatia and Bosnia. And when Pakistan and India, and Croatia, Serbia and Bosnia have lived together peacefully for say a century in one giant borderless state, then we can move onto the Middle East, ok?
While you ridicule the possibility of resolving seemingly intractable conflicts other people are getting shit done.
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Well, it did seem like at least the Basterd's mission would have succeeded without the theatre fire.bovarchist wrote:I didn't like the way each half of the story rendered the other meaningless.JackRayner wrote:Inglourious Basterds was a good movie.
Unless I'm missing something.
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Thought bubble -- How diverse America would be if only Canada would allow us free access. A girl can dream, can't she?goddamn 'nym wrote:Today 502m citizens of the European Union have the right to freely travel to and take up residency in any other member state. I think we can make the world a less racially segregated place. But only if we at least try.Git wrote:Tell you what, go tell Pakistan and India that. Or Serbia, Croatia and Bosnia. And when Pakistan and India, and Croatia, Serbia and Bosnia have lived together peacefully for say a century in one giant borderless state, then we can move onto the Middle East, ok?goddamn 'nym wrote:Yes nation states are racist concepts that need to die out. To the extent they de facto exist today they certainly are allowed to restrict who does what within their borders limited obviously by international conventions.
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Serbs = Serbian Orthodox Churchgoddamn 'nym wrote:Serbia has started the EU membership process. Croatia became the 28th member in the middle of this year. Bosnia and Herzegovina is working with the EU to prepare its membership application. Upon joining they are legally obliged to join the Schengen area. It is very likely that by 2020 there will be free movement, free residency and no border control between these countries.
While you ridicule the possibility of resolving seemingly intractable conflicts other people are getting shit done.
Croats = Catholic
Bosnia = Muslims
There is a heck of a lot of hate going on in that part of the world. One of the few reasons Serbia is still playing nice is because they want EU membership. Serbs kind of hate the Bosnia population because from their point of view, they reproduce like rabbits and have taken over Serbian land.
The tl;dr version of events is that the Balkins have always been at the bloody border between the Christian kingdoms & the invading Muslim world. Most of the Muslim Bosnias are Serbs who were forced to convert to being Muslim, or else they would have had to give up their first born to fight in the Muslim armies.
I spoke to a Bosnia Muslim man who ended up knowingly exchanging fire with his Serb childhood friend in the woods. I would like to think they were missing each other on purpose. But who knows. They are friends again. But it is a awkward kind of peace. I imagine it is kind of difficult to schulf off killing each other's friends and family. They all have to play nice for the UN peace keepers.
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I've only lived in two US states, and never in Canada, but isn't the US much more racially diverse than Canada in the first place? I'm asking from an ingorant personal perspective, admittedly.
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Oh, watching Silverman try to rationally deal with those yobs is the best thing i've seen on twitter in a while. I'd feel bad for him, but he begged for this to happen so hard, why take that away from him?Dave2 wrote:And that's the bit that's still frustrating, as he is yet to acknowledge that a large of proportion of those he has been "lumped in with" are no more "harassers" than he is.AndrewV69 wrote:Oh! I accidentally left this one out:
But I'm not going to set up a Twitter account to say that to him.
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Ugh, yeah the Balkans on the other hand...It's like all of the rest of Europe pre-WW2. Just ethnic/religious/cultural hatred all around. There's a reason the word "balkanization" means fragmention and divinesness.
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In other news:
http://www.cphpost.dk/sites/default/fil ... ten_01.jpg
Apparently talking about Muslim men in general can get you convicted of racism according to this article about a Danish-Iranian artist convicted of racism
http://www.cphpost.dk/sites/default/fil ... ten_01.jpg
Apparently talking about Muslim men in general can get you convicted of racism according to this article about a Danish-Iranian artist convicted of racism
I dunno about you folks, but I am having some serious difficulties making sense out of this.A Danish-Iranian artist was found guilty of racism by the Western High Court on Monday for statements she made about Muslim men.
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LurkerPerson wrote:I've only lived in two US states, and never in Canada, but isn't the US much more racially diverse than Canada in the first place? I'm asking from an ingorant personal perspective, admittedly.
Where I live it's like KKK heaven. There are a few East Indian folks around, and like, two blacks! I don't think a black person was even seen in the area until like 10 or 15 years ago.
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Its also a heck of a good scoring word or two in Scrabble.LurkerPerson wrote:Ugh, yeah the Balkans on the other hand...It's like all of the rest of Europe pre-WW2. Just ethnic/religious/cultural hatred all around. There's a reason the word "balkanization" means fragmention and divinesness.
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I'm for science, objective analysis, testing bias, application of scientific method... as in the scientific community. Nothing wrong with skeptics but aren't they more like science's groupies?yomomma wrote:Question: How many people here consider themselves "skeptics"? As in, pro-science, objective analysis, testing bias, application of scientific method...etc.?
Just curious. I know not everyone has come here from various skeptic communities, so what other communities have some of you come from?
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Yes, because they're racists. (insert sarc)LurkerPerson wrote:I've only lived in two US states, and never in Canada, but isn't the US much more racially diverse than Canada in the first place? I'm asking from an ingorant personal perspective, admittedly.
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Pretty much, but why is that a troll?windy wrote:Nothing wrong with skeptics but aren't they more like science's groupies?
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Hm. Didn't know they didn't have freedom of speech in Denmark.AndrewV69 wrote:In other news:
http://www.cphpost.dk/sites/default/fil ... ten_01.jpg
Apparently talking about Muslim men in general can get you convicted of racism according to this article about a Danish-Iranian artist convicted of racism
I dunno about you folks, but I am having some serious difficulties making sense out of this.A Danish-Iranian artist was found guilty of racism by the Western High Court on Monday for statements she made about Muslim men.
Anywho, I had to go and find another article on my own to read about it. Your link was giving me shit.
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True, I think that's a testament to how diverse US states can be. I lived in Cali and Florida, both coastal states with a rather large proportion of immigrants, probably not representative of interior US states. If it wasn't for the federales I think the US would probably "balkanize" into diverse cultural and ethnic enclaves.another lurker wrote:LurkerPerson wrote:I've only lived in two US states, and never in Canada, but isn't the US much more racially diverse than Canada in the first place? I'm asking from an ingorant personal perspective, admittedly.
Where I live it's like KKK heaven. There are a few East Indian folks around, and like, two blacks! I don't think a black person was even seen in the area until like 10 or 15 years ago.
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@LurkerPerson
I should have specified, I am from rural Canada.
Our big cities are quite diverse - Vancouver, for example, has a large population of Asians.
Rural Canada is probably a lot like rural USA, I would assume - lots of ignorant white folk.
I should have specified, I am from rural Canada.
Our big cities are quite diverse - Vancouver, for example, has a large population of Asians.
Rural Canada is probably a lot like rural USA, I would assume - lots of ignorant white folk.
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https://twitter.com/Matt_Dillahunty
Matt has apparently found out about Silverman and the A+ Block Bot. But he's even more of a pussy confronting them than Silverman.
"By all means, block whoever you want for whatever reason, but please please please, stop using the A+ name and official banner! It makes me feel sad to support A+ and have you guys acting like jackbooted thugs."
At least he told them they should add him to the bot.
Hopefully Silverman asking uncomfortable questions about how many innocent people (innocent of being bigots, misogynists and harassers) are blocked by the BB will wake him up a bit on what they're all about. But they can always lie, and thus far that seems to be a viable strategy.
Matt has apparently found out about Silverman and the A+ Block Bot. But he's even more of a pussy confronting them than Silverman.
"By all means, block whoever you want for whatever reason, but please please please, stop using the A+ name and official banner! It makes me feel sad to support A+ and have you guys acting like jackbooted thugs."
At least he told them they should add him to the bot.
Hopefully Silverman asking uncomfortable questions about how many innocent people (innocent of being bigots, misogynists and harassers) are blocked by the BB will wake him up a bit on what they're all about. But they can always lie, and thus far that seems to be a viable strategy.
Re: Bleeding from the Bunghole
Strangely enough asians seem to integrate rather well in "white" majority areas, from my experience in Cali. In Paris there have been chinese and indian neihborhoods for quite a while now, with none of the other problems associated with maghreb and arab neighborhoods (maghbred/berber being very different from arab, even between moroccocans, algerians, tunisians and lybians there are alrady massive cultural differences).
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Yes, a lot of typos in previous post, I blame the fascist tit for no edit.
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Urban Canada is just as diverse as if not more diverse than the US. The main difference is that there aren't many black or hispanic people.LurkerPerson wrote:I've only lived in two US states, and never in Canada, but isn't the US much more racially diverse than Canada in the first place? I'm asking from an ingorant personal perspective, admittedly.
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I like how @HereticalHomo, who looks to be on the BlockBot's Council of Twelve, refers to themselves as "One of those Atheism+ cunts."
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For some reason tumblr ended up on a spam blacklist - it might have been someone false-flagging tumblr. I'll reduce the weight of spameating monkey to see whether that clears it.JackRayner wrote:By the way, Lsuoma, while trying to make that last reply, I had to change the Tumblr address to a freezepage one because it kept giving me this:
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When I made the original post, with the Tumblr blog URL, it didn't give me any shit.
Any clue what this is about? It's not the first time this has happened in exactly the same fashion. I posted a link to that "Dallas" dude's Tumblr post where he was claiming he was raped by Shermer, which went through fine, but then got that same message when trying to reply to a post that had quoted my post with the link in it. It's strange. My ISP is Verizon, by the by...
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However, the U.S. is more ethnically diverse no matter how you slice it.another lurker wrote:@LurkerPerson
I should have specified, I am from rural Canada.
Our big cities are quite diverse - Vancouver, for example, has a large population of Asians.
Rural Canada is probably a lot like rural USA, I would assume - lots of ignorant white folk.
Canada's white population is around 90%, while the U.S. white population is around 67% (based on 2006 numbers). The only significant ethnic group in Canada are Asians, as you've mentioned, but really, nobody cares about them.
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Because skeptics don't actually throw their underwear at us (pity, conferences would be more exciting)yomomma wrote:Pretty much, but why is that a troll?windy wrote:Nothing wrong with skeptics but aren't they more like science's groupies?
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