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Serious / Re: More gun news: Trump & evidence for gun control
« on: March 30, 2018, 01:08:22 PM »
but yeah it's really really obvious that alex jones is just a character, just like karjala
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Serious / Re: More gun news: Trump & evidence for gun control« on: March 30, 2018, 01:08:22 PM »
but yeah it's really really obvious that alex jones is just a character, just like karjala
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Serious / Re: More gun news: Trump & evidence for gun control« on: March 30, 2018, 01:07:46 PM »haha what a dumb cuntMy mom listens to Alex Jones.Your mother is an actor faking all those orgasms as the town whoreDo you think Trump is an actor? He speaks to Alex Jones on the phone sometimes about poltiics.Well that sure settles it then.How does this make you feel? Many people already suspected this for a while (Invictus the movie has a good scene about this too), but his lawyer has admitted that Jones is just pretending and is merely playing a role. 3603
The Flood / Re: Just saw Reddit Player One« on: March 30, 2018, 01:06:13 PM »
every video game film adaptation has sucked a thousand cocks without a single fucking exception BUT A HALO MOVIE WOULD BE AWESOME
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The Flood / Re: Just saw Reddit Player One« on: March 29, 2018, 11:06:05 PM »
my parents took the nostalgiabait and want to go see it with me tomorrow, so my fate is sealed
chris stuckmann gave it a B, so i expect a C or D at best 3605
The Flood / Re: Took LSD for the first time the other day« on: March 29, 2018, 06:14:17 PM »not everyone is as fucking retarded as you arebut still would never do it againI feel the same way after almost every trip, but you'll probably change your mind. that being said you're probably right 3606
The Flood / Re: I'm in love« on: March 29, 2018, 06:08:50 PM »
so she lives in a dumpster then
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The Flood / Re: I'm in love« on: March 29, 2018, 03:58:00 PM »
you probably shouldn't be allowed near women
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The Flood / Re: Tried Drinking For The First Time Last Night« on: March 29, 2018, 12:06:45 AM »and he seems like the person to have started drinking really early on.got me there i think his mother might have gotten drunk a lot when carrying him 3609
The Flood / Re: Tried Drinking For The First Time Last Night« on: March 28, 2018, 11:00:06 PM »i don't care kill yourselfBig fucking deal. First time I drank I was 19.Im surprised you've never drank til nowhe's fucking like 15 years old 3610
The Flood / Re: Tried Drinking For The First Time Last Night« on: March 28, 2018, 10:59:45 PM »when did i say it was you fucking stupid faggotand him drinking at 15 is surprising?Im surprised you've never drank til nowhe's fucking like 15 years old i'm saying you shouldn't be surprised that he hasn't 3611
The Flood / Re: Tried Drinking For The First Time Last Night« on: March 28, 2018, 09:58:09 PM »Im surprised you've never drank til nowhe's fucking like 15 years old 3612
The Flood / Re: Meme thread« on: March 28, 2018, 03:21:22 PM »When you dislike a post, do you downvote the poster too?nah, i honestly forgot that was even a feature i also haven't logged into that account in a while lol 3613
Serious / Re: Should police be allowed to kill you if you don't follow directions?« on: March 28, 2018, 02:52:11 PM »How we quantify an honest life? Why do these people deserve to die or be punished so harshly? Are they no longer human beings because they maybe sold some weed?not having murdered anybody is a good start ask yourself why their victim needed to be punished so harshly, and therein lies the answer to your second question—again, it's not about revenge, it's about getting rid of a dangerous person who is a detriment to society call me hammurabi, but that's just how i feel, because i don't think i've ever been given any compelling reason to think that death-for-death is unreasonable i'm not talking about people who sell weed obviously, we started with abusive cops 3614
Serious / Re: Should police be allowed to kill you if you don't follow directions?« on: March 28, 2018, 02:38:50 PM »i don't think of it as revenge, i think of it as the most efficient way to solve a problemLook I understand if maybe a loved one or friend was killed or raped. I feel you on that. But we have a justice system, not a revenge system. If we do not provide tools for inmates who wish to change their ways then these people will fall back to their old ways because there's nothing they can do when they get out. Some of these people aren't total pieces of shit, they just got caught up in the life. I'm not saying we have to forgive them or turn the other cheek, but I don't think two wrongs make a right.are they conservatives sentiments, or do i just hate criminals that muchYou don't think even those people shed a few tears at night in their cell? Nobody wants to be in there. Becoming institutionalized doesn't mean they enjoy it, they just can't find a way to go back to normal life so being locked up feels normal to them. There's a lot of people who don't even want to get out, but that's because they're scared and institutionalized. It has absolutely nothing to do with being soft on criminals. For someone with ideals and opinions such as yours I'm shocked to see such conservative sentiments come from you.Everybody who makes it out (something that is not guaranteed) says it was hell.i don't think so you can try to dick around and waste money and time trying to fix up this fucked person (who's never going to be able to find a job, because no smart employer is going to hire someone with a felony or two on their record), or you can just call it what it is—a waste of time, and just end him not just because it's what he deserves, but because whatever role he could've fulfilled in society could easily just be taken up by someone else—we have 300 million people in this country, and a good chunk of them are unemployed, so why not give that labor to someone who's lived an honest life instead i won't say i'm not a vengeful person, but that's only because i've been trained to enjoy it when i see justice served, and at times, when justice and redemption overlap, it's difficult for me to not get too invested in those carnal emotions but i do realize revenge in and of itself is silly—so i've tried to find more logical reasons to support corporal punishment instead, and i think i've succeeded 3615
Serious / Re: More gun news: Trump & evidence for gun control« on: March 28, 2018, 02:27:22 PM »
i might actually have to start looking into learning some scandi languages pretty soon
or literally fucking anything 3616
Serious / Re: Should police be allowed to kill you if you don't follow directions?« on: March 28, 2018, 02:24:04 PM »are they conservatives sentiments, or do i just hate criminals that muchYou don't think even those people shed a few tears at night in their cell? Nobody wants to be in there. Becoming institutionalized doesn't mean they enjoy it, they just can't find a way to go back to normal life so being locked up feels normal to them. There's a lot of people who don't even want to get out, but that's because they're scared and institutionalized. It has absolutely nothing to do with being soft on criminals. For someone with ideals and opinions such as yours I'm shocked to see such conservative sentiments come from you.Everybody who makes it out (something that is not guaranteed) says it was hell.i don't think so i'm willing to concede that maybe i'm letting my own desire to see bad people suffer blind me a little bit, but i'm not budging on the notion that some prisons do offer their inmates certain comforts and luxuries that they absolutely should not have access to—you shouldn't be able to get a college degree in a fucking prison, for example, but things like that do happen all that being said, i still maintain that abusive cops should be put to death, and life in prison doesn't come close to an appropriate punishment for them 3617
Serious / Re: More gun news: Trump & evidence for gun control« on: March 28, 2018, 02:06:01 PM »i'm genuinely surprised you're not a trumpet yourselfso yeahIt's especially why I am glad I didn't waste my time voting for him like an idiot. I hated him when literally minutes after winning he made a speech kissing Hillary's butt. He promised us he would lock that criminal up, one of the main points of his entire campaign. He literally TOLD US she would be in jail if he were president. He was a liar just like the rest of them. He promised us more firearm freedom and is as big of a flip-flop as Barack. They should all be in prison. 3618
Serious / Re: More gun news: Trump & evidence for gun control« on: March 28, 2018, 01:37:00 PM »
so yeah
trump backing gun control policy at this stage is the equivalent of a wife beater handing over a lollipop to his wife after beating and/or raping her for over a year 3619
The Flood / Re: The Irony Is Too Perfect« on: March 28, 2018, 01:23:10 PM »
like even if it wasn't him, he should be permabanned on principle for being just like him
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Serious / Re: More gun news: Trump & evidence for gun control« on: March 28, 2018, 01:19:37 PM »you forgot to bring up that you were an elf on everquest or whateverThe only stupidity I see here is yours. You are right about you being wrong, though.You are the worst kind of person in a debate, you just close your ears and scream you won, when the evidence proves otherwise.Yeah, you're just a troll. Figured this was the case from your first point but didn't want to at least give you a fair chance to see if the stupidity cleared up a bit. Guess I was wrong. 3621
Serious / Re: Should police be allowed to kill you if you don't follow directions?« on: March 28, 2018, 01:17:42 PM »HAHAHAHAHAHA!I say it because it isn't torture. It is caring for a criminal.you can say that it isn't torture, but that doesn't make it soThat is definitely NOT torture. It is how prison should be so people are actually deterred to land themselves there.works just fine for meYour link failed...This should be good, especially when I am adamantly AGAINST torture.apparently notFeed them the cheapest food and never let them out of their cells.this is torture 3622
Serious / Re: Should police be allowed to kill you if you don't follow directions?« on: March 28, 2018, 01:02:54 PM »you can say that it isn't torture, but that doesn't make it soThat is definitely NOT torture. It is how prison should be so people are actually deterred to land themselves there.works just fine for meYour link failed...This should be good, especially when I am adamantly AGAINST torture.apparently notFeed them the cheapest food and never let them out of their cells.this is torture 3623
Serious / Re: Should police be allowed to kill you if you don't follow directions?« on: March 28, 2018, 01:00:56 PM »works just fine for meYour link failed...This should be good, especially when I am adamantly AGAINST torture.apparently not Feed them the cheapest food and never let them out of their cells.this is torture 3624
Serious / Re: Should police be allowed to kill you if you don't follow directions?« on: March 28, 2018, 12:58:54 PM »This should be good, especially when I am adamantly AGAINST torture.apparently not 3625
Serious / Re: Should police be allowed to kill you if you don't follow directions?« on: March 28, 2018, 12:52:49 PM »but you haveThere is no reason to falsely assume I want to torture people when I never condoned torture one time, ever.probably because that's the only way to interpret them if you're a reasonable personHaven't one time. Not sure how you are interpreting my posts that way.but you areHow is that less than a basic life? That is just survival. Lot of people can't even find food for a whole day on this planet, they are still more well-off than a lot of people. Physiological torture is a thing, but I am not advocating for that, either.torture doesn't have to involve the infliction of painNo, I am not advocating for any inflicting pain. Just let them live the most basic lives so they are simultaneously not a threat anymore and punished for their crimes.soWhere the hell in my posts did you read I wanted to torture people? Feed them the cheapest food and never let them out of their cells. Amount of guards needed drops way down.so you wanna torture peopleThe other logical choice is making prisons more miserable and far less expensive.I think it is a bad reason, and we have no authority to murder. Besides, life in prison is a much harsher punishment and they deserve a long life of misery to reflect on what the did.prisons are relatively comfy and people are highly adaptive—they're very good at convincing themselves that the shit they're swimming in "isn't so bad," because in that scenario, they have no other psychologically rewarding choice 3626
Serious / Re: Should police be allowed to kill you if you don't follow directions?« on: March 28, 2018, 12:51:43 PM »probably because that's the only way to interpret them if you're a reasonable personHaven't one time. Not sure how you are interpreting my posts that way.but you areHow is that less than a basic life? That is just survival. Lot of people can't even find food for a whole day on this planet, they are still more well-off than a lot of people. Physiological torture is a thing, but I am not advocating for that, either.torture doesn't have to involve the infliction of painNo, I am not advocating for any inflicting pain. Just let them live the most basic lives so they are simultaneously not a threat anymore and punished for their crimes.soWhere the hell in my posts did you read I wanted to torture people? Feed them the cheapest food and never let them out of their cells. Amount of guards needed drops way down.so you wanna torture peopleThe other logical choice is making prisons more miserable and far less expensive.I think it is a bad reason, and we have no authority to murder. Besides, life in prison is a much harsher punishment and they deserve a long life of misery to reflect on what the did.prisons are relatively comfy and people are highly adaptive—they're very good at convincing themselves that the shit they're swimming in "isn't so bad," because in that scenario, they have no other psychologically rewarding choice 3627
Serious / Re: Should police be allowed to kill you if you don't follow directions?« on: March 28, 2018, 12:50:09 PM »but you areHow is that less than a basic life? That is just survival. Lot of people can't even find food for a whole day on this planet, they are still more well-off than a lot of people. Physiological torture is a thing, but I am not advocating for that, either.torture doesn't have to involve the infliction of painNo, I am not advocating for any inflicting pain. Just let them live the most basic lives so they are simultaneously not a threat anymore and punished for their crimes.soWhere the hell in my posts did you read I wanted to torture people? Feed them the cheapest food and never let them out of their cells. Amount of guards needed drops way down.so you wanna torture peopleThe other logical choice is making prisons more miserable and far less expensive.I think it is a bad reason, and we have no authority to murder. Besides, life in prison is a much harsher punishment and they deserve a long life of misery to reflect on what the did.prisons are relatively comfy and people are highly adaptive—they're very good at convincing themselves that the shit they're swimming in "isn't so bad," because in that scenario, they have no other psychologically rewarding choice 3628
Serious / Re: Should police be allowed to kill you if you don't follow directions?« on: March 28, 2018, 12:47:33 PM »torture doesn't have to involve the infliction of painNo, I am not advocating for any inflicting pain. Just let them live the most basic lives so they are simultaneously not a threat anymore and punished for their crimes.soWhere the hell in my posts did you read I wanted to torture people? Feed them the cheapest food and never let them out of their cells. Amount of guards needed drops way down.so you wanna torture peopleThe other logical choice is making prisons more miserable and far less expensive.I think it is a bad reason, and we have no authority to murder. Besides, life in prison is a much harsher punishment and they deserve a long life of misery to reflect on what the did.prisons are relatively comfy and people are highly adaptive—they're very good at convincing themselves that the shit they're swimming in "isn't so bad," because in that scenario, they have no other psychologically rewarding choice being confined and being fed the cheapest food is living less than a basic life it's basically torture 3629
Serious / Re: More gun news: Trump & evidence for gun control« on: March 28, 2018, 12:43:47 PM »
HAHAHAHAHAHA!
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The Flood / Re: The Irony Is Too Perfect« on: March 28, 2018, 12:42:57 PM »i'm devastated by thatNot sure what you mean.except i'm talking about youthat's enough retarded shit for one night i thinkExactly. I can't believe the media gives this attention-whore any time on-air. |