Jaskalas
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Originally posted by: RightIsWrong
I'm trying to say stop being delusional and thinking that this country was magically "given" to us.
You're making excuses for crimes to be committed against us!
Originally posted by: RightIsWrong
I'm trying to say stop being delusional and thinking that this country was magically "given" to us.
Originally posted by: Jaskalas
Originally posted by: BoberFett
Originally posted by: RightIsWrong
We cannot be truly free as a society or race (human kind not any "color spectrum" kind) until we admonish the concept of nations and borders. As long as we have them, we will have to have "leaders" to implement laws to "protect" them at our own expense.
Where do you live? I'd like to sleep on your couch and eat your food for the next few years.
I'll join in, and invite everyone off the street to do the same. See how he likes home invasion.
Originally posted by: Jaskalas
Originally posted by: RightIsWrong
I'm trying to say stop being delusional and thinking that this country was magically "given" to us.
You're making excuses for crimes to be committed against us!
Originally posted by: RightIsWrong
Originally posted by: chucky2
Originally posted by: RightIsWrong
See, this is the mindset of those that are unable to apply critical thinking skills to themselves.
You, being military, have bought into the story that there has to be an enemy so that you can justify your existence. This is simply not true. You can work towards making the planet a better place by helping to bring the inhabitants together instead of trying to tear them apart in some symbolic "us vs. them" antiquated thought process.
I am constantly amazed that "conservatives" and "liberals" alike claim to want government out of their business, their pockets and their lives and yet cannot see that their own philosophies on existence and what would be a great life are completely dependent on the opposite.
We cannot be truly free as a society or race (human kind not any "color spectrum" kind) until we admonish the concept of nations and borders. As long as we have them, we will have to have "leaders" to implement laws to "protect" them at our own expense.
Disclaimer: I am not advocating total chaos and/or anarchy. I believe that your rights are not greater than anyone else's rights and should not infringe on them (ie. no murder, theft, etc.)
Except, your argument falls apart because the legally elected government of Iraq and Afghanistan officially wants the US there. If officially elected Iraqi government publically told us to leave, we would be out of there pronto.
Since that hasn't happened, this argument you have holds no water.
Chuck
It might have fallen apart if it wasn't true. However, since you and the majority of Americans are uninformed about what actually happens beyond the White House press releases on Iraq, I'll help you out:
Source
On Tuesday, without note in the U.S. media, more than half of the members of Iraq's parliament rejected the continuing occupation of their country. 144 lawmakers signed onto a legislative petition calling on the United States to set a timetable for withdrawal, according to Nassar Al-Rubaie, a spokesman for the Al Sadr movement, the nationalist Shia group that sponsored the petition.
It's a hugely significant development. Lawmakers demanding an end to the occupation now have the upper hand in the Iraqi legislature for the first time; previous attempts at a similar resolution fell just short of the 138 votes needed to pass (there are 275 members of the Iraqi parliament, but many have fled the country's civil conflict, and at times it's been difficult to arrive at a quorum).
Here's more:
Iraqi politicians have passed a resolution requiring the government to seek parliamentary permission before asking the UN to extend the mandate for US-led forces in Iraq.
The measure was approved on Tuesday and reflects a growing disenchantment with the US-backed government.
The Sadrist-drafted resolution passed with a vote of 85 to 59.
The members of parliament voted along party lines, with Sunnis joining the bloc loyal to Muqtada al-Sadr, a Shia leader, and another Shia party at odds with the leadership.
Supporters of Nuri al-Maliki, the Iraqi prime minister, opposed the resolution.
So, what time is the first flight from Baghdad?
Originally posted by: Common Courtesy
Who determines which laws are just.
If one chooses to ignore the laws that they do not like or inconvience them, then why have laws.
Society then regresses back to the brute force method that you do not like.
Originally posted by: RightIsWrong
Originally posted by: Jaskalas
Originally posted by: RightIsWrong
I'm trying to say stop being delusional and thinking that this country was magically "given" to us.
You're making excuses for crimes to be committed against us!
Quite the contrary. I'm saying that the law shouldn't exist therefore negating that a crime ever took place.
See, this is what happens when those that can't think outside the societal box are confronted by those that do.
.Originally posted by: RightIsWrong
Once again, you think that because our ancestors VIOLENTLY STOLE THIS PROPERTY it means that we are entitled to it and everyone else has to have our permission to come here.
Since you are so big on border laws and rules, say I come over and forcibly kick you out of your house and then have my cousin move in. When you attempt to come back onto OUR PROPERTY, I will call the police and have you arrested for trespassing.
Once you are out, you can then ask if you are allowed to come over and mow the lawn once in a while.
But don't expect to be paid for it. You can drop dead before I owe you anything for attempting to trespass on MY PROPERTY.
See how silly your argument sounds when you are the one being vilified?
Originally posted by: Common Courtesy
Who determines which laws are just.
If one chooses to ignore the laws that they do not like or inconvience them, then why have laws.
Society then regresses back to the brute force method that you do not like.
Originally posted by: RightIsWrong
Originally posted by: Common Courtesy
Who determines which laws are just.
If one chooses to ignore the laws that they do not like or inconvience them, then why have laws.
Society then regresses back to the brute force method that you do not like.
Now you are at the crux of my argument (and my username even though most think that it is political).
Having been conditioned in this society's "normal" way of thinking, I am not capable of forming the solution. I am only able to identify the problem.
It is a fine line between just and unjust. As I stated earlier, a blend of communism and socialism would be ideal if man were not the overseer of the system. Maybe that is the reason for the belief in the different gods. You have a "neutral" party to decide those things and live in a world without borders and amongst all human kind.
When you actually break down the different afterlives, they all are describing what I am, unfortunately, you have to die first in their scenario.
Originally posted by: RightIsWrong
Originally posted by: Common Courtesy
Who determines which laws are just.
If one chooses to ignore the laws that they do not like or inconvience them, then why have laws.
Society then regresses back to the brute force method that you do not like.
Now you are at the crux of my argument (and my username even though most think that it is political).
Having been conditioned in this society's "normal" way of thinking, I am not capable of forming the solution. I am only able to identify the problem.
It is a fine line between just and unjust. As I stated earlier, a blend of communism and socialism would be ideal if man were not the overseer of the system. Maybe that is the reason for the belief in the different gods. You have a "neutral" party to decide those things and live in a world without borders and amongst all human kind.
When you actually break down the different afterlives, they all are describing what I am, unfortunately, you have to die first in their scenario.
Originally posted by: babylon5
Originally posted by: Common Courtesy
Who determines which laws are just.
If one chooses to ignore the laws that they do not like or inconvience them, then why have laws.
Society then regresses back to the brute force method that you do not like.
Exactly. Pro-Illegal likes to brag how superior they are because they disagree with laws on the book. Out-think our society, very impressive--and they ignore all the economic consequences of massive uninvited people crashing an already strain system from overcrowding schools to hospitals closure, drugs/woman prostitutes coming across the border. That is no problem at all to Pro-Illegals. They focus on sob stories, how great they are because they disagree with laws.
Try tell that to Judges in court when you got a speeding ticket "I am on the right because I think outside the law, speeding shouldn't be a crime!" and how fast your ass are being reaped in jail.
Originally posted by: chucky2
Originally posted by: RightIsWrong
Originally posted by: Common Courtesy
Who determines which laws are just.
If one chooses to ignore the laws that they do not like or inconvience them, then why have laws.
Society then regresses back to the brute force method that you do not like.
Now you are at the crux of my argument (and my username even though most think that it is political).
Having been conditioned in this society's "normal" way of thinking, I am not capable of forming the solution. I am only able to identify the problem.
It is a fine line between just and unjust. As I stated earlier, a blend of communism and socialism would be ideal if man were not the overseer of the system. Maybe that is the reason for the belief in the different gods. You have a "neutral" party to decide those things and live in a world without borders and amongst all human kind.
When you actually break down the different afterlives, they all are describing what I am, unfortunately, you have to die first in their scenario.
Well, when the all knowing and fair aliens and/or god(s) come down and start managing everything here on Earth RightIsWrong, we can nominate you as an ambassador to them, a translator if you will.
Until then, Please:
1.) Don't vote.
2.) Don't breed.
3.) Thank you.
Chuck
Originally posted by: RightIsWrong
Originally posted by: chucky2
Originally posted by: RightIsWrong
Originally posted by: Common Courtesy
Who determines which laws are just.
If one chooses to ignore the laws that they do not like or inconvience them, then why have laws.
Society then regresses back to the brute force method that you do not like.
Now you are at the crux of my argument (and my username even though most think that it is political).
Having been conditioned in this society's "normal" way of thinking, I am not capable of forming the solution. I am only able to identify the problem.
It is a fine line between just and unjust. As I stated earlier, a blend of communism and socialism would be ideal if man were not the overseer of the system. Maybe that is the reason for the belief in the different gods. You have a "neutral" party to decide those things and live in a world without borders and amongst all human kind.
When you actually break down the different afterlives, they all are describing what I am, unfortunately, you have to die first in their scenario.
Well, when the all knowing and fair aliens and/or god(s) come down and start managing everything here on Earth RightIsWrong, we can nominate you as an ambassador to them, a translator if you will.
Until then, Please:
1.) Don't vote.
2.) Don't breed.
3.) Thank you.
Chuck
Too late.
I think that I am more afraid of you than you should be of me. I am blessed with an IQ in the top 2% of the population as is my wife and all four of our children.
What I don't have and quite frankly wish that I had, is the ability to completely let other people think for me and just go through life believing that something is good or bad based on what someone else tells me.
I know that this is hard for you to grasp and might sound like an alien concept to you (pun intended), but trust me....being stupid makes life a lot easier than being gifted.
Originally posted by: RightIsWrong
Too late.
I think that I am more afraid of you than you should be of me.
I am blessed with an IQ in the top 2% of the population as is my wife and all four of our children.
What I don't have and quite frankly wish that I had, is the ability to completely let other people think for me and just go through life believing that something is good or bad based on what someone else tells me.
I know that this is hard for you to grasp and might sound like an alien concept to you (pun intended), but trust me....being stupid makes life a lot easier than being gifted.
Originally posted by: yuppiejr
Originally posted by: RightIsWrong
Originally posted by: chucky2
Originally posted by: RightIsWrong
Originally posted by: Common Courtesy
Who determines which laws are just.
If one chooses to ignore the laws that they do not like or inconvience them, then why have laws.
Society then regresses back to the brute force method that you do not like.
Now you are at the crux of my argument (and my username even though most think that it is political).
Having been conditioned in this society's "normal" way of thinking, I am not capable of forming the solution. I am only able to identify the problem.
It is a fine line between just and unjust. As I stated earlier, a blend of communism and socialism would be ideal if man were not the overseer of the system. Maybe that is the reason for the belief in the different gods. You have a "neutral" party to decide those things and live in a world without borders and amongst all human kind.
When you actually break down the different afterlives, they all are describing what I am, unfortunately, you have to die first in their scenario.
Well, when the all knowing and fair aliens and/or god(s) come down and start managing everything here on Earth RightIsWrong, we can nominate you as an ambassador to them, a translator if you will.
Until then, Please:
1.) Don't vote.
2.) Don't breed.
3.) Thank you.
Chuck
Too late.
I think that I am more afraid of you than you should be of me. I am blessed with an IQ in the top 2% of the population as is my wife and all four of our children.
What I don't have and quite frankly wish that I had, is the ability to completely let other people think for me and just go through life believing that something is good or bad based on what someone else tells me.
I know that this is hard for you to grasp and might sound like an alien concept to you (pun intended), but trust me....being stupid makes life a lot easier than being gifted.
At least you're not an arrogant liar with a victim complex though... errr...
?The high-minded man must care more for the truth than for what people think.?
Originally posted by: chucky2
Originally posted by: RightIsWrong
Too late.
O dear god (pick one, it doesn't matter) no....
I think that I am more afraid of you than you should be of me.
After reading your posts, I highly doubt that...
I am blessed with an IQ in the top 2% of the population as is my wife and all four of our children.
Adding up your whole families IQ's and then using it as your own doesn't count.
What I don't have and quite frankly wish that I had, is the ability to completely let other people think for me and just go through life believing that something is good or bad based on what someone else tells me.
Reading your posts, quite frankly I wish you had that ability also, as you clearly are not based in reality.
I know that this is hard for you to grasp and might sound like an alien concept to you (pun intended), but trust me....being stupid makes life a lot easier than being gifted.
Since I'm not stupid, or an alien, I'll just have to take your word for it.
Chuck
Education: That which discloses to the wise and disguises from the foolish their lack of understanding.
Originally posted by: RightIsWrong
See, you are comfortable in group think and obviously believe that not stating ideas or thoughts outside of the norm is something to strive for. I know that you don't want it, but you have my pity and my sympathy for that unfortunate lot in life.
As for my family's collective IQ, I would put it up against any other family's of comparable size and probably come out on top >99% of the time.
I'd be interested in what you consider reality. Please explain your thoughts on god, consciousness, and any other topic that is completely up for interpretation and then discuss why what you think is reality is more valid than what a dog considers reality.
As for your mental capabilities....I'm sure that it is based on you being well educated so I will leave you with this:
Education: That which discloses to the wise and disguises from the foolish their lack of understanding.
Considering you didn't seem to find any disclosure, I can only guess that you found the other.
Originally posted by: RightIsWrong
Too late.
I think that I am more afraid of you than you should be of me. I am blessed with an IQ in the top 2% of the population as is my wife and all four of our children.
What I don't have and quite frankly wish that I had, is the ability to completely let other people think for me and just go through life believing that something is good or bad based on what someone else tells me.
I know that this is hard for you to grasp and might sound like an alien concept to you (pun intended), but trust me....being stupid makes life a lot easier than being gifted.
Originally posted by: Nebor
Good. They should be scared.
Originally posted by: Pliablemoose
Originally posted by: Nebor
Good. They should be scared.
You have to learn Spanish to order fast food in Texas nowdays
I was at a BBQ place last month & I left because none of the staff spoke English & my Spanish sucks.![]()
Originally posted by: Pliablemoose
You have to learn Spanish to order fast food in Texas nowdays
I was at a BBQ place last month & I left because none of the staff spoke English & my Spanish sucks.![]()
Originally posted by: chucky2
Let's just sum this up RiW: I'm more than comfortable in "group think" when we're looking a stop sign and all agree that the color is red. When some pie in the sky person such as yourself comes along and starts debating, Well, is it red? How can we be sure? What if what you see as red I see as, pink?
I don't accept people like that. I know they exist - by your posts you just proved it to me again - I just don't get caught up in their version of what is truly warped reality.
Once you started debating borders and such non-sensical sh1t, it was apperant you are a pie in the sky'er. Dreamers have their place in life, however in immigration policy - especially one that is being broken by millions of criminals each year - they have none.
There are absolutes here in reality land RiW, one of which is the US border. You can dream someday of there being no border, maybe you can start by telling your neighbors that you'd be super happy to have them extend their house 3" away from yours. Don't worry about what yard you had, after all, there's no borders right?
Chuck
