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3 hours ago, Extrude Ragu said:
OK fair enough although I feel it fair to say that it was mostly the left who engaged in the BLM riots.
Was George Floyd a communist? And were the cops who killed him nazis? Or was it vice versa?
Ahem.
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5 hours ago, Arielle Popstar said:
Because maybe you might learn something new. It is what you learn after you know it all that is important. When a readily available medicine has been proven to be able to flatten the covid 19 death curve, then there is something grossly wrong with your "science" when you continue to promote the idea that only an expensive and mostly unproven vaccine is the only salvation. 100,000's of thousands of unnecessary deaths because you don't like the political figure who first mentioned it. Yay you.
Let me summarise your breathtaking enlightment.
You basically say that every government on the planet, every "mainstream" scientist on the planet as well as the the "left" and whomever you dislike has the intention to let 100,000´s of thousand people die unnecessarily?
Really? Why should they do that? Explain.
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3 hours ago, Arielle Popstar said:
But at the end of the day is there any real difference between blocking people and their ideas or articles on websites you don't like? I see it time and again where an idea presented on a Right wing site or even one non political but challenging of what is considered to be mainstream science is brushed off without consideration. No dialogue, no discussion, closed minded to a different perspective or new information.
To me this is treading very close to the pot and kettle syndrome.
Science does not challenge 1+1=2. And if some people at so called "altenative" (ahem) websites claim that 1+1=3 in the headline, why bother to read the rest? Why should i have a dialogue with someone who either has no brain or is a cynic psycho?
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1 hour ago, Arielle Popstar said:
Thats not debunking, but simply pointing out that it isn't Democrat approved reading material.
What about the Bible then?
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4 hours ago, Adamburp Adamczyk said:
oh I had pondered that, but there's the whole issue of a) naming and shaming that Governance will react to, and b) the same categories i referred too crying in reports about my posts. So I can't post it
Aaaaaaaaaaaw.....
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3 minutes ago, LittleMe Jewell said:
To a degree, YES.
The founding fathers did believe that power corrupts and that if you get too much power in one place, it will cause trouble. Thus the need for checks and balances - part of why we have the 3 different branches of government: to help limit how much the power hurts us.
So even corrupt politicians earn some credits, occasionally, hehe.
Anyways, there´s as much idiocy, stupidity, criminal energy and corruption in politics as there is anywhere else. and the very most neither are corrupt nor criminals nor "leeches" but they try to do what the souvereign ordered them to to. Which usually is a damned tough job.
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2 minutes ago, LittleMe Jewell said:
The founding fathers wrote the constitution to put limits on the government because they knew the truth: Power corrupts
So you say theat they were corrupt and knew they were? You puzzle me.
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38 minutes ago, LittleMe Jewell said:
Actually, it is our constitution that made SL possible, not necessarily whichever set of leeches is currently in power.
Even if, the most founding fathers were straight ahead politicians, right?
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33 minutes ago, Arielle Popstar said:
The Vatican at the time believed the sun revolved around the Earth, not vice versa. Wasn't about whether the Earth was flat.
Wow. Didn´t know that i fell for a conspiracy theory. Shame on me.
Someone like you should not fall for a modern one, but obviously you did.
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3 minutes ago, LittleMe Jewell said:
Sad, but true.
Well, consider that these leeches made it possible for you to have something like Second Life, which certainly never would have been thinkable by leaving all that stuff up to some guys at the Vatican who insisted that the world is flat.
Oh wait, it IS!
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4 minutes ago, Silent Mistwalker said:
There is no such thing as a "true democracy". The term is <insert appropriate word here*> . Maybe you are thinking of a pure democracy, a form of government which is doomed to failure like all pure forms of government.
People tend to think the US is a pure democracy. It isn't. It is a democratic republic.
Unfortunately a democratic republic always offers the option to get voted out of business. At least theoretically.
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9 minutes ago, Orwar said:
Are you under the impression that politicians actually do stuff?
Personally I largely regard them as leeches who are suckling civilisation dry of its lifeblood. "An honest politician is one who, when bought, stays bought".
Well, and what´s your conclusion, being so enlightened?
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2 minutes ago, Garnet Psaltery said:
I know what I saw and I should just like to know what actually happened from someone who knows.
The judge dismissing the case knew. Isn´t that enough to know?
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2 minutes ago, LittleMe Jewell said:
Political speeches are held to trigger voting a particular way. They are trying to influence thinking, which is really what all 'call to action' speeches are attempting -- and commercials.
We cannot ban speech just because we don't want anyone else to think the same way.
No one wants to ban speeches. But it´s illusional to think that the content of each and any speech is following a constitutional path.
Also, voting or not doesn´t matter. Stalin didn´t hold speeches to enocurage people to vote.
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3 minutes ago, Garnet Psaltery said:
The video included footage of the counting, with most people there clearly being shown out and 4-5 people remaining, continuing to count. Do you know anything about this?
If it was of any significance, Mr. "Justice by combat" Guiliani would have been on it. Ahem, maybe he was and some court threw it out?
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1 minute ago, LittleMe Jewell said:
But SPEAKING does not.
FREE SPEECH is about speaking - not actions.
Political speeches are held for triggering political actions, generally. If they were not, politicians all over the world would be out of business.
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4 minutes ago, LittleMe Jewell said:
No, I don't agree that a PUBLICLY funded place can deny any group the ability to hold rallies and speak what they believe.
Private institutions can, but the government is restricted by the constitution and that trickles down to publicly funded places as well.
The phrase is "While I might hate what you have to say, I will defend your right to say it".
Exactly my opinion. And then show up there and express disagreement - in huge numbers.
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9 minutes ago, Garnet Psaltery said:
[Disclaimer] I am not American. I believe both sides are as corrupt as each other.
I've been trying to find a video on YouTube of a hearing concerning the counting of votes after Republican observers and most others were told to go as counting was 'stopped for the night'. The counting continued until after 1 am. It has been deleted from YouTube and from a private message to a friend on Facebook. I find this a matter for concern.
Apparently the courts disagree with you. If you are unsure, file a case at your local court, if you are so entitled, and add one more number to the row of thrown out, baseless claims.
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4 minutes ago, LittleMe Jewell said:
Yes, I want everyone to have free speech, because if only certain groups are allowed free speech, eventually that will come down to "only my group is allowed free speech".
I define 'free speech' as spouting your opinions on things, excluding a call to kill folks.
Unfortunately fascism kills people. It´s it´s nature.
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23 minutes ago, Arielle Popstar said:
You say that like the left hasn't been doing that for years!
Yeah, it was a nice view to see the red flags all over the capitol. Oh wait, I watched the wrong movie.
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11 minutes ago, Chaser Zaks said:
Again, I'm unsure if it was hacked or whatever, but it does have me a bit suspicious. I'd love to see them actually investigate it properly instead of going "Nah it didn't happen".
1. It was not hacked or whatever
2. They did investigate
3. 62 courts confrmed that it was not hacked or whatever
So what?
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43 minutes ago, Arielle Popstar said:
Fascism as many understand it now, is an alt left movement.
Mussolini nationalised 75 percent of the italian economy over the years. The Nazis did not do the same in germany, while Hitler originally had much more pseudo-socialist approach than Mussolini.
As Luna said, fascism can move either way and also adapts to local circumstances in order to secure it´s power. Same on the other side, Stalin was not like Lenin, and Lenin was not like Gorbatchov. But they all were declared commmunists.
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5 minutes ago, Drayke Newall said:
Over reacting like the left are doing in mass banning's, removing platforms, threatening to remove the president before his time is up (which is asking for trouble imo) etc is not 'crisis mode' it is 'there goes the chicken without his head mode'.
Since when are straight out capitalist companies and corporations labeled "left"?
There must be something wrong with your idea of what "left" and "right" is. Or has Twitter been nationalised by the deep state? Did imiss something?
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9 minutes ago, Drayke Newall said:
The more you poke a bear the more chance you have it attacking you.
You sound like Neville Chamberlain.
Protecting Second Life From Hate Groups Hiding & Organizing Here
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Unfortunately the word "fascism" has been widely abused by the far left and the soviet dictatorships to label their opponents. So it lost it´s orginal meaning in the public attention. Unfortunately fascism still is fascism. I find Eco´s definition from 1996 very helpful.