Darwin awards thread
Re: Darwin awards thread
Yeah. I've seen that before somewhere. Paraphrase what I have actually said to suit your narrative and argue against that instead of anything I have actually said.
No point discussing this any further. Any further attempt to misquote me and all I need do in response is quote from my previous replies.
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Re: Darwin awards thread
DEADPOOL wrote: ↑Wed Jan 13, 2021 11:00 amYeah. I've seen that before somewhere. Paraphrase what I have actually said to suit your narrative and argue against that instead of anything I have actually said.
No point discussing this any further. Any further attempt to misquote me and all I need do in response is quote from my previous replies.
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Re: Darwin awards thread
You've said many, many silly things in this thread, but just to pick on a single point - what is this obsession with a 'left-wing mainstream media'? The biggest, most important mainstream news org on the States, by some margin, is Fox News. Which is about as left-wing as Attila the Hun. A lot of the others are centrist, maybe slightly left-leaning.
It's as stupid as constantly referring to Democrats as the 'far-left'. It's just comically ignorant.
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Re: Darwin awards thread
No. I answered the question by saying I think you are stupid.
I have never said that'apolitical' does not exist because it is clearly quite possible to be apolitical. Stop reading what you think things say and read what is written. It was you who decided that political appointees to the SC make it apolitical. It isn't.
Read your sentence again. You clearly thought when you were writing it that the SC are lawmakers. They are not and were not at the time you were writing. If you want to decide later that they are not lawmakers you should try and remember your earlier stance. It would stop you looking foolish.
So why did you assert earlier:
There are many on here that will happily tell you I'm not the sharpest knife in the drawer so if I can find basic faults with you arguments . . . Think about it.
OK. Here's something interesting. Throughout the last hundred years or so, maybe longer, both Republican and Democrat parties have tried to pack the Senate and the SC with Republicans and Democrats respectively. It's called electioneering just the same as UK political parties want to fill the HoC with their MPs. The US parties are prevented from filling the Senate and the HoR because the US electorate have a choice. Both parties will find it difficult to pack the Supreme Court with their preferred appointees because the judges are appointed for life and not enough of the judges die within the term(s) of any particular president. Now, if during the period of this incoming president's tenure, lots of (Republican) Supreme Court judges die and are replaced by Democrat leaning judges you might have a point. I can't see it myself though.
Right now I'm not sure what you believe.DEADPOOL wrote: ↑Wed Jan 13, 2021 10:54 amOh, and the Supreme Court are not lawmakers. They are there to interpret the law in line with the Constitution. Governments make law, judges interpret it.
Oh. And what did I say?
It really shouldn't matter if all the judges do is interpret the law impartially
I've quoted what you have said and challenged it. That is not making stuff up. If the source material was better I'd maybe have to work harder.
But that's enough for now I think, I have wood to cut.
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Re: Darwin awards thread
Oi DP, if you're still around would you explain what you mean by the sentence I've quoted?
Just how are the Democrat party going to introduce an 'extra couple of Democrat states'. Where are they going to get them from, Canada? Mexico (probably not, not with the Trump wall in the way)?
Maybe they're going to break up Texas and Alaska. I dunno, but I'm really, really interested.
Thanks.
Re: Darwin awards thread
I could hazard a guess that he means Washington DC and Puerto Rico, not that I think he is right.Yambo wrote: ↑Wed Jan 13, 2021 12:02 pmOi DP, if you're still around would you explain what you mean by the sentence I've quoted?
Just how are the Democrat party going to introduce an 'extra couple of Democrat states'. Where are they going to get them from, Canada? Mexico (probably not, not with the Trump wall in the way)?
Maybe they're going to break up Texas and Alaska. I dunno, but I'm really, really interested.
Thanks.
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Re: Darwin awards thread
Is it worth posting a proper Darwin Award story??
Or should I start a new thread?
https://gizmodo.com/psychedelic-mushroo ... 1846044856
Or should I start a new thread?
https://gizmodo.com/psychedelic-mushroo ... 1846044856
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Holy f*** some people are stupid.Rockburner wrote: ↑Wed Jan 13, 2021 12:40 pm Is it worth posting a proper Darwin Award story??
Or should I start a new thread?
https://gizmodo.com/psychedelic-mushroo ... 1846044856
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Re: Darwin awards thread
Yeah - I thought soWreckless Rat wrote: ↑Wed Jan 13, 2021 12:42 pmHoly f*** some people are stupid.Rockburner wrote: ↑Wed Jan 13, 2021 12:40 pm Is it worth posting a proper Darwin Award story??
Or should I start a new thread?
https://gizmodo.com/psychedelic-mushroo ... 1846044856
ok - I'll start a new thread.
(you didn't need to be quite so harsh )
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Re: Darwin awards thread
lol - I was more thinking the guy who IV'd mushroom soup...Rockburner wrote: ↑Wed Jan 13, 2021 12:47 pmYeah - I thought soWreckless Rat wrote: ↑Wed Jan 13, 2021 12:42 pmHoly f*** some people are stupid.Rockburner wrote: ↑Wed Jan 13, 2021 12:40 pm Is it worth posting a proper Darwin Award story??
Or should I start a new thread?
https://gizmodo.com/psychedelic-mushroo ... 1846044856
ok - I'll start a new thread.
(you didn't need to be quite so harsh )
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"Fortunately, he survived...the 30-year-old man"Rockburner wrote: ↑Wed Jan 13, 2021 12:40 pm Is it worth posting a proper Darwin Award story??
Or should I start a new thread?
https://gizmodo.com/psychedelic-mushroo ... 1846044856
Nothing fortunate about it. He could breed, polluting the gene pool.
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