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Re: August 22 (From WSJ - opinion journal

Unread postby Miki » Fri 11 Aug 2006, 16:28:23

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('eric_b', 'W')ell, I don't know.

My opinion is Iran would never seriously consider nuking Israel, and I consider the current presidents current stance little more than shit-talk. However the article does stress there's a cultural component to things - they've got their own version of armageddon.

As far as preemption, partially to get their oil... I consider that lunacy. I have trouble imagining how any nuclear exchange wouldn't end in disaster.


Yeah, you make a lot of sense. I agree with you.
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Re: August 22 (From WSJ - opinion journal

Unread postby Jack » Fri 11 Aug 2006, 16:32:59

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('Miki', '')$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('Jack', 'B')ut Miki - I perceive advantages in such a policy. There is a reason for my "imperialist neocon government" to seize resources - that being, to keep the U.S. economy strong for a time. Thus, from my perspective, it really is desirable.


So, from your perspective, it is acceptable to slaughter people in exchange for oil, right?


Sure. It matters not what's right or wrong, just grab the gold and run along. Or something like that.


$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('', 'N')ow, Miki. Hate destroys the hater. :lol:

It depends on who's the hater and how willing and capable he/she is to act upon that hatred. Don't underestimate the power of faith and will.


:lol: M'okay. In one corner we have a fellow with faith, will, and a stick. In the other corner we have Jack with one of his toys. Guess who wins? 8)

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('', 'Y')ou take all of this way too seriously.

If it were your people you'd be taking it seriously too. Are you telling me that if your kid/mother/sibling/gf/best friend was blown in pieces tomorrow, you'd be taking it lightly?


I'd control my emotions. Anger, sorrow, and other feelings are counterproductive. Only after I brought myself under control would I be fit to deal with an enemy.

By the way - yours is a superb argument for not permitting enemies to survive.

Well done. You're coming along nicely. 8)
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Re: August 22 (From WSJ - opinion journal

Unread postby Jack » Fri 11 Aug 2006, 16:47:21

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('ElijahJones', 'I') am convinced that Jesus never intended for any wars to be fought in His name.


Really? Let's look:

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('', 'L')uke 12:49-53 (King James Version)
King James Version (KJV)

49 I am come to send fire on the earth; and what will I, if it be already kindled?

50 But I have a baptism to be baptized with; and how am I straitened till it be accomplished!

51 Suppose ye that I am come to give peace on earth? I tell you, Nay; but rather division:

52 For from henceforth there shall be five in one house divided, three against two, and two against three.

53 The father shall be divided against the son, and the son against the father; the mother against the daughter, and the daughter against the mother; the mother in law against her daughter in law, and the daughter in law against her mother in law.


Sounds like a mission statement for subversion to me. 8)
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Re: August 22 (From WSJ - opinion journal

Unread postby seahorse2 » Fri 11 Aug 2006, 17:31:03

Oh Jack,



I understand what you're saying about this "might makes right" thing; its a jungle out there, and you are a product of it. In the jungle, its all about might isn't it? nothing else matters. And you're the mythical Tarzan, raised with no help, no social structure, no hugs and kisses, no emotional support, and you don't need them. You don't need anything but yourself, a real man's man. You don't need the police or the courts, to hell with calling 911; employment contracts? social security? its all for sissys; the Constitution? a worthless piece of paper; thousands of years of history, plays, movies, all a waste of time, you just handle business man to man, your own way, all you need is yourself, literally, not even a woman for "emotional" support if you know what I mean - and I know you do, bc you're very smart.

Jack, guys like you have no worries in a dark parking lot, or a subway, you don't lock your doors at night, you have no fears. You need nothing. Except? . . . except a multitrillion dollar defense industry to enterain you on the evening news. You do find some satisfaction in that don't you? watching the bombs drop. It makes it even more satisfying to watch bombs drop and then log onto the internet and play with the the pain of people like Miki in Lebanon, literally typing messages to her and watching the news at the same time, watching those bombs drop as you type. It feels good telling her, "that's just the way life is, and that's okay." "Might makes right." Makes you feel good because it makes you feel tough. I've been watching and reading your posts Jack, and that's pretty tough talk Jack. Makes you feel kind of good to talk tough like that, to be so hard, to inflict emotional pain on someone- just like Arnold rolling off his one liners in some tough guy movie.

But you know what Jack? You're not as tough as you talk - you're only Tarzan in your own mind, sitting behind your computer. The small dogs like you always yap the most, but they don't bite very hard. Despite all that tough talk, I can see you now, sitting at that computer, feeling all secure, your doors safely locked at night, I know you fear, you're no Tarzan.

Miki has nothing to worry about from you or from us. America is going broke, "civilized" Rome is crumbling, the world is headed for a new dark age, the hun are passing the unguarded border to our south, and you and I my friend, we will get a chance to see just how tough we are- and I don't think, when our time comes, a door lock or 911 will do any good. You're computer may not even be operable, if it is, someone may take it from you.

I see the dark clouds on our horizon Jack. If you look out your window, I'm sure you can see them too. So good luck Jack, may the best man win, and I hope its not Rodney King. Watch RedDawn tonight, it may provide some useful lessons. In the meantime, don't burn too many bridges with our Lebanese friend Miki, she may be able to provide us with some useful lessons - our Lebanese friends are writing the book as we speak on the PO oileggedon.
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Re: August 22 (From WSJ - opinion journal

Unread postby Miki » Fri 11 Aug 2006, 18:17:17

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('ElijahJones', 'T')he Muslim Calendar my dear is 800 years behind ours, they start theirs from Muhammeds birth in 689 or something like that. But you could have found that out by googling "Muslim Calendar" in about 15 seconds.


I'm confused. The article was not referring to the Muslim calendar?

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('', 'Y')ou know somedays it is not easy to know what the Lord requires of you, I'm not sure why. But right now I see plainly. I need to offer an apology to my peace loving freinds, for forsaking the teachings of Christ and advocating a war with Iran. I apologize to you Miki as my posts were an incitement to you. I am convinced that Jesus never intended for any wars to be fought in His name. I allowed my frustration to get the best of me.


I think the message of Jesus is quite unequivocal: He asked us to love each other and offer each other unconditional forgiving. Those behaviors are certainly incompatible with any type of war.

That said, I know from personal experience that it is not easy to maintain a close personal relationship with God, or to understand or accept His will every time. We all can and will make mistakes of judgement or let our antipathies get the best of us sometimes. It is human.

It takes a lot of courage to admit your mistakes in public, and I thank you for that. I sincerely get happy whenever someone decides to be more sensitive and forgiving towars others. I honestly believe that the world would be a better place if we all tried to keep that attitude.

I don't think you should apologize to me though. Instead, acknowledge the suffering of the Lebanese families and children by keeping them in your prayers, and by telling everyone you know about the critical humanitarian situation that hundreds of thousands of Lebanese are facing. Share with them the ways in which they can donate (I've posted them in a thread called "how to help"), and consider making a donation yourself, if its within your possibilities. Even $1 can help, considering that aid agencies can buy up to $20 of food for every dollar donated.

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('', 'B')TW, did'nt you tell us MIki you were Muslim? Must have been someone else. "Be wise as serpents but innocent as doves." is what Jesus said, That does not sound like a call to pick up a gun to me.


Nope. I'm Catholic; some of my closest friends are Muslim though.

As for Jesus' quote, the way I understand it, He was warning us that the world is full of "unkind" people, and that we should protect ourselves from being hurt, but also from becoming like them. Probably one of the wisest quotes I ever heard (but I'm a bit biased in this, as I'm Christian).
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Re: August 22 (From WSJ - opinion journal

Unread postby Miki » Fri 11 Aug 2006, 18:26:36

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('Jack', '[')Sounds like a mission statement for subversion to me. 8)


You're not interpreting the quotes in their right context. They certainly do not prompt anyone to be violent against others, leave alone justify war.
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Re: August 22 (From WSJ - opinion journal

Unread postby Miki » Fri 11 Aug 2006, 18:40:47

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('Jack', 'I')'d control my emotions. Anger, sorrow, and other feelings are counterproductive. Only after I brought myself under control would I be fit to deal with an enemy.


Oh, I see. You're one of those super macho men [smilie=naka.gif]

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('', 'B')y the way - yours is a superb argument for not permitting enemies to survive.

Well done. You're coming along nicely.


It seems the chicken hawks are all over the place in this forum. I understand that you guys are paranoid about Peak Oil, but engaging in the cruzades against Islam from your PC is not going to make much difference.
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Re: August 22 (From WSJ - opinion journal

Unread postby venky » Fri 11 Aug 2006, 18:49:34

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('Miki', '')$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('Jack', 'I')'d control my emotions. Anger, sorrow, and other feelings are counterproductive. Only after I brought myself under control would I be fit to deal with an enemy.


Oh, I see. You're one of those super macho men [smilie=naka.gif]

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('', 'B')y the way - yours is a superb argument for not permitting enemies to survive.

Well done. You're coming along nicely.


It seems the chicken hawks are all over the place in this forum. I understand that you guys are paranoid about Peak Oil, but engaging in the cruzades against Islam from your PC is not going to make much difference.


Dont worry about Jack, Miki, he is Lord Voldemort. Luckily he is only floating, spirit thingy since HP took care of him.
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Re: August 22 (From WSJ - opinion journal

Unread postby Miki » Fri 11 Aug 2006, 18:54:29

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('seahorse2', ' ') It makes it even more satisfying to watch bombs drop and then log onto the internet and play with the the pain of people like Miki in Lebanon, literally typing messages to her and watching the news at the same time, watching those bombs drop as you type.


Oh, he's certainly not inflicting any pain on me. I do feel indignated when I'm confronted with insensitive inmoral attitudes, but it is not myself whom I pity. I pity insensitive people because they are either psychopaths (and thus mentally sick) or they are cowards who like to put on a mask of toughness to hide their fears of living, feeling, and taking a stand.

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('', 'B')ut you know what Jack? You're not as tough as you talk - you're only Tarzan in your own mind, sitting behind your computer. The small dogs like you always yap the most, but they don't bite very hard. Despite all that tough talk, I can see you now, sitting at that computer, feeling all secure, your doors safely locked at night, I know you fear, you're no Tarzan.


You hit it spot on. I'm certain he'd be shaking like jello if he was living in a country that is being bombarded.

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('', 'M')iki has nothing to worry about from you or from us. America is going broke, "civilized" Rome is crumbling, the world is headed for a new dark age, the hun are passing the unguarded border to our south,


May I know why you feel so threatened by immigration? I can't make sense of that.
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Re: August 22 (From WSJ - opinion journal

Unread postby Jack » Fri 11 Aug 2006, 19:33:42

My goodness, Seahorse, you do make lots of assumptions. We know where assumptions lead, don’t we?

I most certainly am not a Tarzan, mythical or otherwise. Nor do I wish to be. You refer to such things as 911 and the police, as examples – in my city, a frantic call to 911 will result in an officer being dispatched within 30 minutes or so. Unless one is like the two young women who called during an attempted home invasion, and whose call was simply ignored. That event got the dispatcher a day off without pay. Courts issue orders routinely, which are regularly ignored; people sometimes die as a result. And now you imply that it’s something special to adopt a dubious view of such institutions?

That doesn’t get into the darker matters, such as the realities of city revenue. Illegal gambling machines are a case in point. Haven’t you ever wondered why some unlawful establishments are raided while others are not? Have you thought about the implications when a police dispatcher is arrested for possession and distribution of illegal drugs? Have you considered what it means when a (now ex) jail guard commits murder?

The U.S. Constitution is, largely, exactly as you describe it – a scrap of paper, largely ignored and generally subverted. The rest of the items you mention can be amusing diversions, but they’re hardly necessary. None of this is representative of “toughness” intrinsically; it is realism. Seeing the world as it is.

Be assured that I lock the doors at night. I am alert in parking lots. I take different routes to and from my various destinations, avoiding patterns. I check my rearview mirror often. Fear is a most useful tool – understand it, control it, and subordinate it to will, and it serves well. Those who claim to be without fear are (mostly) liars. Those few who are not liars are fools, and they will be dead soon enough.

One’s toughness – or lack of it – is indeterminate over a computer. So is courage. It is thus for you, for me – and, for that matter, for any other poster. It is hardly useful to speculate on the subject; though I suppose it as no greater waste of time than the plays you mention.

You come back to door locks or 911. They don’t work today. Why anyone would assume these artifacts of our society would work tomorrow beggars belief. Last month, a Mexican (Mexican national) police commander was shot and taken to the hospital in Nueva Laredo, about 150 miles south of where I live. The criminals then returned to the hospital and pumped 37 rounds from an AK-47 (a real one, not a semi-auto) into him. Do you think that I believe a lock or the local police could stop that?

I saw Red Dawn, many years ago. It was silly.

Since you were kind enough to offer me some suggestions, I will extend the same courtesy. You, Miki, and others think the festivities in Lebanon are some great disaster. They are not. Not so long ago, a tsunami killed something like 200,000 people. Within weeks, the efforts of various dedicated amateurs replaced the losses. Today, nobody speaks of it. Nobody cares. So, 1,000 people died in Lebanon. I think those losses will be replaced too. Is that wounding? Perhaps. But it is also the truth.

You – more so than Miki – read this site and, I suppose, understand the implications. While Lebanon may be the spark that lights a fuse, leading to the oilgeddon you refer to, it does not rate a chapter – it is worthy of a paragraph at most. I think you and she would be well served by reflection on what’s coming. You would also be wise to ask yourself whether your beliefs in any of the institutions or other accouterments of our present civilization are well founded. Your post leads me to believe that you have yet to embrace reality fully. The time grows short.

Oh, and Miki - I wouldn't be shaking like Jello if my country were being bombarded. I would simply depart. When the going gets tough, the smart people take a vacation. Costa Rica is lovely, you know. 8)
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Re: August 22 (From WSJ - opinion journal

Unread postby firestarter » Fri 11 Aug 2006, 20:53:30

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('Miki', '
')May I know why you feel so threatened by immigration? I can't make sense of that.



Immigration is okay :) ILLEGAL immigration isn't so okay :-x The government (corptocracy) encouraging illegal immigration is positively sickening [smilie=cussing.gif]
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Re: August 22 (From WSJ - opinion journal

Unread postby seahorse » Sat 12 Aug 2006, 00:07:02

Jack,

Well said. I agree with everything you said except the part where I have not fully subscribed to the most doomeristic aspects of all this crap building up. However, I will never believe that might makes right - its the Don Quixote thing, I hope you understand, to dream the impossible dream, to believe that there is virtue in this world, in people, worth pursuing and protecting. Chasing windmills.
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Re: August 22 (From WSJ - opinion journal

Unread postby rwwff » Sat 12 Aug 2006, 00:12:18

I don't much like the "might makes right" phrase.

Better I think :

Might makes IS.
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Re: August 22 (From WSJ - opinion journal

Unread postby Jack » Sat 12 Aug 2006, 00:23:13

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('rwwff', 'I') don't much like the "might makes right" phrase.

Better I think :

Might makes IS.


A nicely made point. Yes, I think you're correct. What say you, Seahorse?
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Re: August 22 (From WSJ - opinion journal

Unread postby Miki » Sat 12 Aug 2006, 05:34:53

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('Jack', 'T')hat doesn’t get into the darker matters, such as the realities of city revenue. Illegal gambling machines are a case in point. Haven’t you ever wondered why some unlawful establishments are raided while others are not? Have you thought about the implications when a police dispatcher is arrested for possession and distribution of illegal drugs? Have you considered what it means when a (now ex) jail guard commits murder?)


It's called corruption. We've lived with it forever in LatinAmerica. You'll get used to it. Welcome to the world.

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('', 'O')ne’s toughness – or lack of it – is indeterminate over a computer. So is courage. It is thus for you, for me – and, for that matter, for any other poster. It is hardly useful to speculate on the subject; though I suppose it as no greater waste of time than the plays you mention.


Precisely because of that, it's ridiculous---to say the least---when you and other posters play the soldiers from the confort of their homes. We can't help but to think that you get a kick out of feeling that you have the power of killing and destroying others. Otherwise, why even say things like "nuke them!" "destroy them! and similar bulls**t. It is even more ridiculous because we all know that your government manipulates you into believing what they want, and doing what they want you to do. You feeling that you have any power at all is plain stupidity. And when I say *you* I'm not referring to you in particular, but to all our brave internet soldiers.

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('', 'S')o, 1,000 people died in Lebanon. I think those losses will be replaced too. Is that wounding? Perhaps. But it is also the truth.


No, they will *never* be replaced. Tell that to a mother that lost her baby. Should she get pregnant again to make a relacement? We are not machines; we're human beings.

*Every* human life is a treasure. *Every* *single* life is sacred, and it will always be, whether you accept it or not. You do not "own" the truth Jack, eventhough you speak as if you did.

You are playing the parent to all of us, telling us how we should react and feel, what we should find important and what not, when the truth remains that you have *never* been in these situations before, and you thus have no authority whatsoever to claim that you know better than us. Neither do you know *for sure* how you would actually react to these situations, simply because you have never experienced them.

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('', 'I') think you and she would be well served by reflection on what’s coming.


I really don't see how your reference to other disasters (PO included) contributes anything to the discussion at hand. You being so "logical" should know that bringing up distracting arguments is faulty reasoning. Even if the *World* was about to collapse next week because of PO, *every* single life that was lost through these war crimes matters. Just because millions of people more might die in the future, that doesn't make the current deaths less wrong or important. We're not playing chess here. We're talking about human lives.

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('', 'O')h, and Miki - I wouldn't be shaking like Jello if my country were being bombarded. I would simply depart. When the going gets tough, the smart people take a vacation. Costa Rica is lovely, you know. 8)

Ha! That Jack, you will *never* know it until you experience it in the real world. In your fantasy world, you certainly outsmart most of us. In the real world though, the situation is a bit different: As we speak, 250 000 Lebanese are *trapped* in the South of Lebanon. They can't leave their houses because Israel has a 24/7 curfew on the area. If they do dare leave escorted by the UN, they greatly risk their lives, as the IDF has no problem strking civilians as they escape. Yesterday alone they hit a convoy of 100 cars despite the fact that they were being escorted by the UN and the Lebanese army. Oh, and in case they had managed to escape, the roads are all broken, so at some point, they would have had to *walk* all the way to the next undamaged road, risking their lives even more. Oh, and if they arrived alive, that's no guarantee of survival, as the IDF has started striking Sidon, which is the city where most of the refugees that escaped from the South were hiding. Now, in case they were lucky to escape beyond Sidon (many people cant' afford to pay for long trips like those and all the main roads to Beirut are broken), there is no way to leave the country. I don't know if you've heard but the roads to Syria are all broken and are constantly being hit, we're blocked by sea, and *all* the airports are blocked or destroyed. As a bonus, it is extremely hard to get a visa and *every single* country that we may leave to with the exception of Syria requires a visa. Only people with double nationalities may leave, through the evacuation missions. But you don't have a double nationality Jack, or do you?
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Re: August 22 (From WSJ - opinion journal

Unread postby seldom_seen » Sat 12 Aug 2006, 06:55:51

psilocybin?

I like it. Everybody eats some mushrooms and just mellows for a while.

Especially those jihad nut jobs. Way to f'in serious. No sense of humor.
I can see why some of them commit suicide. I'd rather be dead too, then listen to those imams spout jihad all day. Do they have jokes? Do they tell jokes to each other? Does anyone know a good islamic joke?
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Re: August 22 (From WSJ - opinion journal

Unread postby seldom_seen » Sat 12 Aug 2006, 07:05:43

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('Miki', 'I') don't know if you've heard but the roads to Syria are all broken and are constantly being hit, we're blocked by sea, and *all* the airports are blocked or destroyed.

You should have NEVER let Hezbollah take over your country. Pick up a map of the world and wherever the jihad goes, you can be sure that there is a trail of bombs, blood and misery.
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Re: August 22 (From WSJ - opinion journal

Unread postby seldom_seen » Sat 12 Aug 2006, 07:10:22

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('Miki', 'A')s a bonus, it is extremely hard to get a visa and *every single* country that we may leave to with the exception of Syria requires a visa.

Didn't you claim you're in Lebanon? I don't believe you. The country is in a war and you're sitting around on the Internet all day.

I think you're a fraud. Prove that you are in Lebanon?
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Re: August 22 (From WSJ - opinion journal

Unread postby Miki » Sat 12 Aug 2006, 09:15:29

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('seldom_seen', 'p')silocybin?

I like it. Everybody eats some mushrooms and just mellows for a while.

Especially those jihad nut jobs. Way to f'in serious. No sense of humor.
I can see why some of them commit suicide. I'd rather be dead too, then listen to those imams spout jihad all day. Do they have jokes? Do they tell jokes to each other? Does anyone know a good islamic joke?


Ahhh prejudism. It can certainly damage people's brains.
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Re: August 22 (From WSJ - opinion journal

Unread postby Miki » Sat 12 Aug 2006, 09:18:12

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('seldom_seen', '')$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('Miki', 'I') don't know if you've heard but the roads to Syria are all broken and are constantly being hit, we're blocked by sea, and *all* the airports are blocked or destroyed.

You should have NEVER let Hezbollah take over your country. Pick up a map of the world and wherever the jihad goes, you can be sure that there is a trail of bombs, blood and misery.


How about you pick a map of the world and trace the blood trail that Americans have left wherever they stepped?
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