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hbombgraphics wrote:

doominchains wrote:

hbombgraphics wrote:How to spot a racist...................wait for him to list his 1 ethnic friend in a conversation about race (bonus points if he can include something like "but he was pretty cool"

Oh man, how original! Go jack off because you got to call someone a racist today.

Thank you for permission, since your troll game seems off today I wasn't sure you would catch the comment.

D.o.S. wrote:I may not like him but I'll give him a blanket for his birthday.







(not really. I like my blankets).

psychic vampire. wrote:

hbombgraphics wrote:

Chankgeez wrote:I think of greater concern is that our First Lady is ridin' around in an SUV with someone named "Misdemeanor"

It does give me Pause........but I am sure there is an outdated scientific principal I can chuck out as a reference instead of actually responding.

D.o.S. wrote:

doominchains wrote:

D.o.S. wrote:

doominchains wrote: Also, as someone with an anarchist brand on my arm I must say, it's perhaps the most asinine thing ever for an anarchist to be a leftist. State control is the most un-punk thing on the planet.

Branding yourself with anarchist imagery has to run a close second, though.

There was a joke hidden in there and I think you might have gotten it. Yippeeeee!

I see where you're going, I just don't see the point of the effort to do it. Winding people up is fun, especially when you don't know them, but jumping into a conversation between people who do know each other (to varying degrees) doesn't really elicit a reaction other than annoyance.

DoS, there are a few things there though:
1. When you wind people up on here, it's in the context of posting on here for years and also having non-shitty communications with people (sometimes )
2. Not everybody is an equally valid target for "winding up." I know this is the internet, so the assumption is that we're all just straight white men enjoying each other's company, but for some people, talking about racism or homophobia or whatnot is not just some recitation of "liberal" ideals, but actually based in having to deal with horrific conditions every day that drive many people i know to the point of wishing for death or escape
3. I can't expect a new poster to go through all 140 pages of this nonsense before responding, but anyone who has been here a minute would actually know where people stand, instead of just seeing someone say one political idea, lumping it into a binary American Political lens, and saying you must be voting for Hilary or whatever.
4. Trolling can be great when it's done at a worthy target, but good trolling requires actually taking the time to understand your target's positions and being able to effectively out talk them on their own field. Otherwise it's just shitting in the middle of the room and telling people it tastes great.
5. Have you listened to the album "Humanity" by Moa Pillar? I think it's terrific.

hbombgraphics wrote:That safe space drop doesn't fly dude, this has been a very open discussion with a ton of different viewpoints. It's funny that you can go back a few pages to grab comments to respond to but you can't go back far enough to get the general tone of the thread.

This thread started by asking the question "Does it even Matter who the next POTUS is?" which is a good friggen question and doesn't lean in any political direction.

And for Black/LGBT people conditions are shit in quite a few places. Any time those conditions are given visibility somebody gripes about it being a liberal agenda, but it's a human agenda. Yeah things are crap worldwide and billions of people would be happy to live in the USA, but that doesn't mean we don't have to address real problems with the way we treat our own citizens.

hbombgraphics wrote:missing the days when we all decided democracy didn't work anymore and I think at one point I said the constitution wasn't that great

D.o.S. wrote:I think this Buzz quote applies more here:
"I'm not interested in constructive criticism, believe me."

hbombgraphics wrote:missing the days when we all decided democracy didn't work anymore and I think at one point I said the constitution wasn't that great

doominchains wrote:

D.o.S. wrote:I think this Buzz quote applies more here:
"I'm not interested in constructive criticism, believe me."

Well, he does call himself King. At least he has his own thoughts about things, rather than going along.

D.o.S. wrote:Probably a good time to point out that there are more millionaires in America than any other place, not just black ones.

hbombgraphics wrote:missing the days when we all decided democracy didn't work anymore and I think at one point I said the constitution wasn't that great

I still stand by both of those.