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Holy shit, this guy is having a legit schizophrenic episode and everyone around him thinks "I don't understand this, it must be brilliant". From his site: http
by knodi123 7y ago
Holy shit, this guy is having a legit schizophrenic episode and everyone around him thinks "I don't understand this, it must be brilliant".
From his site: http://dwmlc.com/dwm/pages/page.php?page=10 http://dwmlc.com/dwm/pages/page.php?page=10
> FOR THE COURT OF THE WRITTEN-MOTION IS WITH THE FICTION BY THE MODIFICATION OF THE WRITTEN-WORD. FOR THE AFFIRMATION(OUTSIDE OF THE NOW-TIME-QUANTUM) OF THE PERJURY(FICTION OF THE LANGUAGE-CLAIMS) OF THIS PARLIAMENTARY(KINGS)-MOTION-PLEADINGS AGAINST THE PARTY.
Compare to the example in the wiki article on https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Word_salad https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Word_salad
- Nursie 7y agoWelp ... that's what happens when you think verbs are a conspiracy and try to base a legal theory on it. To me the most bizarre aspect is the central one - you think that the government is a conspiracy, that sometime in the past, more than a century ago, the whole thing was usurped by this massive conspiracy who are systematically keeping down the common man, and controlling everything. And you think if you say the magic combination of word-salad they're going to be forced somehow to stop it and recognise you? Like "Uh, yeah, this guy knows the magic words, guess we don't get to oppress him now, you're free to go sir" instead of "What? we took over the whole government, back in your box, slave" Because that totally makes sense. --edit-- Oh wow, yeah that word salad page really does look like this stuff!
- JetSpiegel 7y agoTime Cube: Electric Boogaloo