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Right, well, ignoring the fact that you dodged the question of what you meant specifically by diseases... Yes, you misread the word sad. I wrote with pity. Sor
by corporalagumbo 14y ago
Right, well, ignoring the fact that you dodged the question of what you meant specifically by diseases...
Yes, you misread the word sad. I wrote with pity. Sorry you didn't pick that up.
I've always been of the opinion that the state doesn't need to be reformed so much as dismantled
Well... I think you're ignorant and entitled. Basically. Sorry.
You mean like completely out of proportion prosecutorial aggression to address an issue that the state would instead not like you or anyone else to think too closely about?
No, I mean like the Pope decided that he didn't like Galileo and he didn't like the idea of the Copernican system, and he banned the very idea. One guy stood up and literally said "No one is allowed to believe or talk about idea A. Idea B is the only truth."
The idea that the prosecution of Aaron is in any way comparable to the situation in Counter-Reformation Italy is just... completely retarded. There's no other word for it. If you really believe that, then you're stupid. I'm sorry. It's not "precisely the same thing," it's not even bloody close. Perhaps you could enlighten me: explain who are the people attempting to control contemporary discourse - explain how they are doing it - explain why they are doing it - explain exactly what thoughts they are trying to make illegal to discuss. I'd like to see you try without falling into utterly ridiculous conspiracy theories.
I think it's beyond obvious that there are a very large amount of very stupid laws on the books
Great, welcome to the club: it's called People Who Are Sure They Know Best How Things Should Be Run. Members: basically everyone. I have some grumpy old men who hate welfare bludgers and some young bright-eyed radicals who think money is just, like, this thing that people made up y'know, to introduce you to if you're interested.
Which is, as demonstrated by the magnitude of the horrendous nature of all the things which have been created in precisely the same vein, clearly useless.
From your writing I take it you're educated (in some respects.) By a school? Also, I'd assume you're in reasonable good health. Ever gotten sick? Needed medication? How about this computer you're using? Been mugged or stabbed recently? Your family ever been helped out by reliable insurance contracts? Ever worried about your hometown being invaded and burnt to the ground by neighbouring tribes? Enjoyed a bout of syphylis recently? How about reliable credit and a global economy that is a miracle of efficiency?
Oh yes, I absolutely agree with you: all of these silly laws - completely useless!
If the perspective is that one should simply accept that things are all roses...
Nice work reading your own pet peeves into what I wrote buddy.
- etherael 14y agoSince your reply basically boils down to "Is not" I believe that the customary response on my part is supposed to be "Is so". And since this exchange is very boring and trite and you are clearly a complete moron, I'll leave it at that, we can pretend it went on for a good long while but eventually you got the better of me and said "Is not" one more time than I said "Is so" and you won. Cheers.
- corporalagumbo 14y agoIf you want to actually learn something about Galileo, try this. http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Nb8fKBZlKmU&feature=relmfu http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Nb8fKBZlKmU&feature=relmfu