"Continue the war against terrorism........

fuck · July 2008

rtwilli4 wrote:

so what are you doing to fix this problem?

I'm working outside of the system. I work to inform people about the problems in US (more particularly, US foreign policy), I work with Nader's campaign to help promote him. Nader is a candidate who's only goal in mind is to bring this nation to be run by it's people, for once. All he wants is a true democracy. If the people elect him, he'll do whatever the people want. That's the whole point, and that's why he's a great candidate. Other than working to inform people and supporting Nader, I also go to protests, sign petitions, write letters to Congress, Judicial Branch, etc...

There's only so much you can do when the men in charge don't give a shit about you.

Edit: Oh, not to mention that I'm working with tons of political prisoners held by the U.S. to help stop the corrupt use of the executive and judicial system... but that's a whole other story.

angelica · July 2008

Pj_Gurl wrote:

perhaps you can tell me what's so wrong with asking that???

i'm asking it to be laid out for me because everything i read of naders is just words of how fucked up things are now and how we need to change. it doesn't tell me how he is going to do any of that though.

and what do you mean by no wonder we are where we are? care to enlighten me??

why is what i am asking any different to what the abooks and the kabongs of this board ask obama supporters as to HOW they think their candidate is going to 'fix things'.

Number one, what's with the ole 'bait and switch' smokescreen about Abook and Kabong??

Number two, it's obvious when people aren't looking for solutions. It's obvious when people are caught up in debate power struggles. When you want to find out what other politicians have to offer in terms of resolution, you'll find it. Until then, people can tell it over and over, and it won't be heard.

Therefore, when I see the ongoing enabling nationwide, as outlaw refers to, the ongoing power struggles, and the ongoing lack of thought processes, I see patterns being mindlessly perpetuated.

If that's good for you, have at it.

Anon · July 2008

angelica wrote:

Number one, what's with the ole 'bait and switch' smokescreen about Abook and Kabong??

Number two, it's obvious when people aren't looking for solutions. It's obvious when people are caught up in debate power struggles. When you want to find out what other politicians have to offer in terms of resolution, you'll find it. Until then, people can tell it over and over, and it won't be heard.

Therefore, when I see the ongoing enabling nationwide, as outlaw refers to, the ongoing power struggles, and the ongoing lack of thought processes, I see patterns being mindlessly perpetuated.

If that's good for you, have at it.

there was no bait and switch smokescreen. i was stating FACT. they ask those questions all the time.

and i'm not looking for solutions? i wouldn't have asked the question if i wasn't. is it too hard to take people at face value around here?? always got to be looking for a sinister reasoning behind their questions??

there's no debate power struggles going on with me. i'm useless at it. and i'm the first to admit it.

that was a genuine question i asked. if i believed nader had a workable plan to change everything that he 'talks' about, i would vote for him in a heartbeat.

LeilaMoonTurtle · July 2008

people?

how about we?

_outlaw wrote:

:rolleyes:

People need to wake the fuck up and do something.

angelica · July 2008

Pj_Gurl wrote:

there was no bait and switch smokescreen. i was stating FACT. they ask those questions all the time.

So? What on earth does that have to do with me??????? Or what I said to you? Unless intended to detract from it?

and i'm not looking for solutions? i wouldn't have asked the question if i wasn't. is it too hard to take people at face value around here?? always got to be looking for a sinister reasoning behind their questions??

there's no debate power struggles going on with me. i'm useless at it. and i'm the first to admit it.

that was a genuine question i asked. if i believed nader had a workable plan to change everything that he 'talks' about, i would vote for him in a heartbeat.

This isn't about you for me. This is about people looking and waiting for solutions to be handed to them. It's not even a valid premise to me. At all.

fuck · July 2008

LeilaMoonTurtle wrote:

people?

how about we?

Nope. I stand by what I said.

People.

fuck · July 2008

Pj_Gurl wrote:

there was no bait and switch smokescreen. i was stating FACT. they ask those questions all the time.

and i'm not looking for solutions? i wouldn't have asked the question if i wasn't. is it too hard to take people at face value around here?? always got to be looking for a sinister reasoning behind their questions??

there's no debate power struggles going on with me. i'm useless at it. and i'm the first to admit it.

that was a genuine question i asked. if i believed nader had a workable plan to change everything that he 'talks' about, i would vote for him in a heartbeat.

I answered your question earlier.

just saying.

Edit: I see you replied

Anon · July 2008

_outlaw wrote:

I didn't ignore the question, I just didn't notice most of the posts on the 3rd page.

But I just went back and noticed that Byrnzie actually answered your question.

To which someone (who I think is an Obama supporter) responded with:

:rolleyes:

Is this how people get around what Ralph Nader is out to accomplish? His policies are great and they revolve around a DIPLOMATIC, ANTI-WAR platform. He's going to try to actually move for peace in Palestine/Israel, withdraw troops within half a year from Iraq, and I even read somewhere that he's willing to pay reparations to the Iraqi people...

I'm not saying you have to vote Nader to change this shitty system. I'm saying please vote for WHO YOU ACTUALLY BELIEVE IN. Not the person who you're scared of least, who has a "chance" at winning. the only reason these people have a chance at winning is because you aren't willing to break the system and vote for who you truly believe in. And even if you think your vote won't be enough, atleast we're starting to move in a better direction by having more people change the way this country's 2 parties control everything, and worse, the way corporations control the 2 parties!

And voting is the LEAST thing you can do. There's still much, much more that needs to be done.

right now, i just feel like saying fuck it all. it's gonna make fuck all difference anyway. after angelinas post just then, i am pissed off and hurt. you people don't know me. know nothing about me, yet you think you can make judgements on someone.

i moved here from another country, left everything i knew and loved, and was familiar to me and have worked really hard to fit in. sometimes talking to people at work and out at social events, i feel like i care more about this country than some of the people who live here. their attitude is terrible. so judgemental and so negative. and yet here's me, wants to work so hard to try and make it a better place. i don't even know what i'm fighting for right now.

go figure.

yeah yeah yeah. i'm a big baby. i miss home so bad right now.

angelica · July 2008

Pj_Gurl wrote:

right now, i just feel like saying fuck it all. it's gonna make fuck all difference anyway. after angelinas post just then, i am pissed off and hurt. you people don't know me. know nothing about me, yet you think you can make judgements on someone.

i moved here from another country, left everything i knew and loved, and was familiar to me and have worked really hard to fit in. sometimes talking to people at work and out at social events, i feel like i care more about this country than some of the people who live here. their attitude is terrible. so judgemental and so negative. and yet here's me, wants to work so hard to try and make it a better place. i don't even know what i'm fighting for right now.

go figure.

yeah yeah yeah. i'm a big baby. i miss home so bad right now.

I apologise if I have hurt and upset you.

I've been on this board for years, and frankly have had very few moments of intolerance. I'm surely having some right at this moment, and I'm actually feeling pretty good revelling in that. As I said earlier, it's not about you. It's about me. And my own anger and frustration.

fuck · July 2008

Pj_Gurl wrote:

right now, i just feel like saying fuck it all. it's gonna make fuck all difference anyway. after angelinas post just then, i am pissed off and hurt. you people don't know me. know nothing about me, yet you think you can make judgements on someone.

i moved here from another country, left everything i knew and loved, and was familiar to me and have worked really hard to fit in. sometimes talking to people at work and out at social events, i feel like i care more about this country than some of the people who live here. their attitude is terrible. so judgemental and so negative. and yet here's me, wants to work so hard to try and make it a better place. i don't even know what i'm fighting for right now.

go figure.

yeah yeah yeah. i'm a big baby. i miss home so bad right now.

I don't know how to respond to this. I don't think I judged you at all or anything in my post... In fact, I don't even really think I referred to you at all in my post. My post was generally to more poeple. You said yourself the people's attitude in this country is terrible. They simply choose to ignore everything. And I agree with that. In fact, that's been my point all along. However, your attitude that "this will make fuck all difference anyway" makes you slightly contradict yourself because you're attitude that way is just you giving up and acting hopeless. If we were all to give up, we'd be living in a dictatorship right now.

I think you need to just work and vote for what/who you believe in. Just follow whatever you truly think. If people here vote for Obama because they genuinely feel that he's the best candidate, then I'll be happy to debate his policies with them. However, if people here are voting for Obama because they're scared of McCain, then I get pissed off and I feel like I'm debating with a person who simply contributes to the system Obama claims to be against.

fuck · July 2008

angelica wrote:

I apologise if I have hurt and upset you.

I've been on this board for years, and frankly have had very few moments of intolerance. I'm surely having some right at this moment, and I'm actually feeling pretty good revelling in that. As I said earlier, it's not about you. It's about me. And my own anger and frustration.

I think everyone on this board has those moments.

Anon · July 2008

angelica wrote:

I apologise if I have hurt and upset you.

I've been on this board for years, and frankly have had very few moments of intolerance. I'm surely having some right at this moment, and I'm actually feeling pretty good revelling in that. As I said earlier, it's not about you. It's about me. And my own anger and frustration.

it's ok angelina, i usually enjoy your posts. i think we all have those moments.
take care.

angelica · July 2008

_outlaw wrote:

I think everyone on this board has those moments.

Thanks.

I probably need to have them some more....I've actually gotten a lot "worse" as I've gotten healthier...with the much-appreciated help of this board.

angelica · July 2008

Pj_Gurl wrote:

it's ok angelina, i usually enjoy your posts. i think we all have those moments.
take care.

and you as well. Peace.

(and it's angeliCa!

)

Anon · July 2008

_outlaw wrote:

I don't know how to respond to this. I don't think I judged you at all or anything in my post... In fact, I don't even really think I referred to you at all in my post. My post was generally to more poeple. You said yourself the people's attitude in this country is terrible. They simply choose to ignore everything. And I agree with that. In fact, that's been my point all along. However, your attitude that "this will make fuck all difference anyway" makes you slightly contradict yourself because you're attitude that way is just you giving up and acting hopeless. If we were all to give up, we'd be living in a dictatorship right now.

I think you need to just work and vote for what/who you believe in. Just follow whatever you truly think. If people here vote for Obama because they genuinely feel that he's the best candidate, then I'll be happy to debate his policies with them. However, if people here are voting for Obama because they're scared of McCain, then I get pissed off and I feel like I'm debating with a person who simply contributes to the system Obama claims to be against.

I'm just being a baby

, i wasn't born here, but i love this country and the people here and i'll do what i can to do my bit to try to make it a better place for us all.

Anon · July 2008

angelica wrote:

and you as well. Peace.

(and it's angeliCa! )

damn. sorry about that. you mean you are not that chick in rugrats?

angelica · July 2008

Pj_Gurl wrote:

damn. sorry about that. you mean you are not that chick in rugrats?

The chick in rugrats IS Angelica!

RolandTD20Kdrummer · July 2008

Drowned Out wrote:

Disco's Out, Murder's In!

Extra, extra, read all about it!
News flash, read all about it!
Here comes another scam and don't you doubt it
May make you laugh, but it ain't funny
I can't believe the things they do for money
Another show that needs to get rated
Just got to add a little more hatred
We interrupt this program to tell you
Disco's out, murder's in

Kill it!
Goody, goody, another commotion
One more time, in slow motion
The mountain won't come to Mohammed
Let's keep our fingers crossed and maybe he'll bomb it
La da de da da de de da da
All kind of la de f**kin' das
Disco's out, murder's in

If you wanna go far, we'll make you a star
Not looking for a filler, just a serial killer!
It's got to be violent to make it a highlight
If we show it enough well everyone will think it's alright
Disco's out, murder's in
Kill it! Kill it!
Disco's out, murder's in!
Kill it!

I forgot to mention this was some funny shit...and the timing was perfect. hehe

Anon · July 2008

angelica wrote:

The chick in rugrats IS Angelica!

oh man. i think i better quit while i am in front

.

oh wait.......

still much to learn have i...

angelica · July 2008

Pj_Gurl wrote:

oh man. i think i better quit while i am in front .

oh wait.......

still much to learn have i...

As do we all........;)

"Continue the war against terrorism........

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