JoeB131
Diamond Member
i never said he did.
i asked why you get to decide for us all what is appropriate.
So you are going to keep avoiding the question then? I totally understand, man.
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i never said he did.
i asked why you get to decide for us all what is appropriate.
you asked why i felt we needed that statue.i never said he did.
i asked why you get to decide for us all what is appropriate.
So you are going to keep avoiding the question then? I totally understand, man.
did my sticking to the same question over and over and over for you make you lose interest and go away?
you're assuming my answers because i'm going after the entire issue to me, not some random subset you want to highlight as the issue itself. in the end, i don't give a flying horse turd who has a statue where. but i *do care* there's a segment of our population that seems to think how THEY feel is more important and "morally correct" than anyone who would dare to disagree with them and to date your only real answer to this question is was "because i'm right and you're wrong" which i'm pretty fucking sure you'd never let ME get away with in a discussion, yet it's all you have.
and you are MOST DEFINITELY still about to go there and tell me "just because" and in a time of fake vs. real evil, i view those actions as a "real evil" to a fake problem. in the end your morals are not any better than the of ours and a simple disagreement doesn't instantly put YOU on the side of righteousness.
you ever gonna give a good reason other than you are just that special? or is that honestly how you feel? keep in mind if "i feel special" is our criteria for right and wrong, i'm going to use it too. so whatever you tell me better be something you agree is a tactic we can both use to be on the same playing field, right?
No Robert Byrd buildings?you ever gonna give a good reason other than you are just that special? or is that honestly how you feel? keep in mind if "i feel special" is our criteria for right and wrong, i'm going to use it too. so whatever you tell me better be something you agree is a tactic we can both use to be on the same playing field, right?
I've already told you my reasons... a racist who started a hate group doesn't deserve a statue.
So other than your tiresome, "Waaaahhhhh, ma, that dang Yankee is picking on our southern pride!" you really can't justify why we are keeping up statues of assholes that were initially meant to intimidate black folks. (Nobody put statues up of these people at the time, that was done later.)
No Robert Byrd buildings?
It’s sad that the left spends so much time trying to destroy America and traditional American values when there is so much real evil in the world...
The unearned arrogance is fine. The real tragedy lies in that they attack weakness while cowering to where the real danger exists...The problem, however, is that people want to feel morally good about themselves, and no one wants this more than the left. It has written the proverbial book on moral self-esteem. Therefore, it does not merely believe that it is morally superior to all others; it knows it is.
In a World of Real Evil, the Left Fights Fake EvilBut to feel good about yourself, you have to fight against something bad. Since the left doesn’t fight real evil (that would take moral courage in addition to moral clarity), it has to fight lesser evils or made-up evils.
The left, the democrats, are real evil.
i didn't say both sides didn't. but you do keep vibrating around like someone shoved a roll of quarters up your ass.did my sticking to the same question over and over and over for you make you lose interest and go away?
No, I actually have better stuff to do most of the time.
you're assuming my answers because i'm going after the entire issue to me, not some random subset you want to highlight as the issue itself. in the end, i don't give a flying horse turd who has a statue where. but i *do care* there's a segment of our population that seems to think how THEY feel is more important and "morally correct" than anyone who would dare to disagree with them and to date your only real answer to this question is was "because i'm right and you're wrong" which i'm pretty fucking sure you'd never let ME get away with in a discussion, yet it's all you have.
Uh, guy, the thing is, BOTH sides do that. I remember when the right wanted to shut down the whole fucking NEA because some jackass put a crucifix in a jar of piss.
My view, the reason why it's important is that it is ALWAYS a case by case basis.
So when something is getting a government grant or is in a public park then it really is open for discussion about whether or not it is appropriate. I ask you the question you keep avoiding, why is it cool to p ut a big old statue of the founder of the KKK in the middle of a city that is 65% African American? Do we want to put a statue of Hitler in Skokie, and say, "Who are you to decide for the rest of us?" or some such nonsense.
Um. Yeah. Common decency says that statue needs to come down.
and you are MOST DEFINITELY still about to go there and tell me "just because" and in a time of fake vs. real evil, i view those actions as a "real evil" to a fake problem. in the end your morals are not any better than the of ours and a simple disagreement doesn't instantly put YOU on the side of righteousness.
Um, yeah, actually my values are because I don't think a guy who started a racist hate group that is STILL committing terrorist acts 150 years later deserves a fucking statue. I'm not sure why you do.
Probably because once everyone agrees he doesn't, then you'd have to do a lot of soul searching about other things you value, and we can't have that.
Nathan Bedford Forrest - WikipediaNo Robert Byrd buildings?
Robert Byrd denounced the Klan.
i asked YOU why YOU feel YOUR morals are right and anyone who disagrees, wrong.
After some time, Forrest decided to issue KKK Order Number One, disbanding the Klan. Later in life, his racial attitudes would evolve, not too long before he died in Memphis, Tennessee, on October 29, 1877.
wow. disbanded it? seems like he denounced it also.
something tells me this will be "different" however.
couldn't tell you really. never cared that much about him.After some time, Forrest decided to issue KKK Order Number One, disbanding the Klan. Later in life, his racial attitudes would evolve, not too long before he died in Memphis, Tennessee, on October 29, 1877.
wow. disbanded it? seems like he denounced it also.
something tells me this will be "different" however.
Well, um, yeah... disbanding a group after the Federal Government dispatches troops and they were likely to arrest your ass if you didn't is hardly "enlightened".
couldn't tell you really. never cared that much about him.
and since you're being a neo-maxie dickhead with the smug crap - i'm out. i know full well if i just said "i'm smarter than you!" it would never be a determining factor for you in our discussions so you're a dancing fool to think i'll go with it.
Make up your mind we either have the fattest kids in the world or they're going hungryEverybody's favorite moral busybody, Dennis Prager.
Hey, you kn ow what's immoral. We are the richest country in the world and children still go to bed hungry at night or can't see a doctor, and our biggest debate is how much of a tax break are we going to give to Billionaires this time.
You know, like Jesus would do.
Make up your mind we either have the fattest kids in the world or they're going hungry
Make up your mind we either have the fattest kids in the world or they're going hungry
Those statement aren't mutually exclusive... but never mind.
So we have the fattest most hungry kids on the planet.
So we have the fattest most hungry kids on the planet.
Yes, American kids are one huge hive mind like the Borg...
Fucking idiot.
We have the most diametrically opposed problems that ever existed
With all the handouts we give away in this country if a kid is hungry it's because the parent(s) are at fault so put the parents in prison and the kids in a foster home