Never have liked him. He's on ignore as a lot of people have him. He tends to stick his nose everywhere he can and constantly argues with Beasley. He's like a little school girl.
I'm not holding my breath either. FWIW, Trump has said a lot of things that he's just not going to be able to do. He learned in a hurry that in order to be elected, he had to lie. Hillary taught him very well on the fly. He learns quick. LOL.
Thank you Johnny boy. I'm glad that one of the local idiots on here has their own cheer leader now. Maybe the two of you can arrange a meet up and really get to know each other.
You forgot to insert the word "to".
Rats - I thought this was a message board. I had no idea that I had inadvertently hacked into a private email conversation - I'll chalk it up to being 1/4 Russian. That's what those two get though - for setting up a private email server...
Lol - its a shame that ole tluck28 won't see this but, I guess its no surprise that I might be on ignore with him. He doesn't seem mature enough to be able to process viewpoints that differ from his own - it must be terrible to go through life as someone so easily frightened by change that they need to lash out.
. Try go back and reading KR's post.
It was Kenya interestingly enough. It does seem a bit hypocritical until you take a look at the actual voter fraud in countries like that vs. America where it is statistically insignificant. That said, I would think that we would have all sorts of better uses here - for whatever amount of money was sent.
You'll have to clue me in - what did I miss in Kerry's post?Uh, yeah.
LOL -- All coffeehouse poets wish they worked in IT.
Just read that book not long ago. A very good book written by a man who as a child was blinded by an accident, but his eyesight miraculously restored itself when he was a teenager. He was a brilliant man. He thought his best work was The Ordeal of Change, and that's going to be the next one I read. I was very impressed with his insight.
In the last analysis, there are so many True Believers on both sides that the insults and smack talk between them has moved into the 8th grade in its downhill intelligence, teachable rating.
Almost hilariously - if it were not deeply sad - the most vilified people are actual centrists, owing to their distance from emotional involvement in politics - the primary similar feature of the personalities and mass movements in this thread.
"The less justified a man is in claiming excellence for his own self, the more ready is he to claim excellence for his nation, his religion, his race or his holy cause."--Eric Hoffer, The true Believer
According to Hoffer, the early converts to any mass movement come from the ranks of the "frustrated," that is, "people who..feel that their lives are spoiled or wasted." The true believers' "Faith in [their] holy cause is to a considerable extent a substitute for [their] lost faith in [themselves]." He says that we are prone to throw ourselves into a mass movement to "supplant and efface the self we want to forget." He then adds, "We cannot be sure that we have something worth living for unless we are ready to die for it."
The True Believer - Ike's favorite book and author.
Yeah - I read that too. It looks like somebody that read a book or quotes while polishing off a quart of Wild Turkey.That's some good whiskey philosophy. --Took me like 3x to read it.
So this is really about people's own struggle with themselves? --That's funny. I see as people have lost faith in the system and gained faith in themselves to stand up and say something. They've rallied around a leader who they think will make changes. Don't need to whiskey analyze that.
Or a couple of hits of acid.Yeah - I read that too. It looks like somebody that read a book or quotes while polishing off a quart of Wild Turkey.
Guilty on all counts, boys, that is if you're talking about my interest in Hoffer's take. Oh yeah, also on the whiskey and acid. But Hoffer was not a drinker. He was just a few decades ahead of everyone else.
The most fascinating part of your rebellious take is in how much you agree with what you seem to want to criticize, lol.That's some good whiskey philosophy. --Took me like 3x to read it.
So this is really about people's own struggle with themselves? --That's funny. I see as people have lost faith in the system and gained faith in themselves to stand up and say something. They've rallied around a leader who they think will make changes. Don't need to whiskey analyze that.
"There's too much confusion, I can't get no relief." J. Hendrix
Sure. We could look at it that way, I guess. I'm not sure I have watched CNN at any time over the last 10 years. That reduces the suspects.I wasn't aware I couldn't do both. Sounds like someone watches too much CNN.
Thanks for the idea. Never ignored anyone before but have to admit it's a great way to make the forum a much more pleasant and informative place.
Its a game changer. First and only person that I have ever had to do it to. Got sick of his constant arguing in every thread. He probably argues with himself when nobody else is around.
Why aren't these kooks moving to Canada? And they sure as heck aren't moving to Mexico. They would be dog food for the drug cartels. And apparently the traitor Jane Fonda and her husband are separating so she can become a political "activist" again.Like this one?
Putting someone on ignore is a "game changer"? Lulz - what a scared and sad little life you must lead. Are you sure it was only your phone that was "under the table" the other day when you were replying to my posts?
That's true, however it is a slippery slope that needs to be navigated with care. There are some products that are unique to the countries (Mexico included) that sell them.
