Interesting quotes from Score 1.0
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The mature and correct thing to do in such a situation would be to clarify your position on the text he quoted out of context, for the benefit of those of us who don't know much about your religion. Just set the record straight and move on. No need to start an argument, since it accomplishes nothing. But do set the record straight. But why did you feel you HAD to stoop to his level? What is the difference then between you and that "white-supremcist (sic) (check info in stormfront), 16, and is homeschooled yet he claims his parents don't care about his education?"
leckey wrote:
I personally think we should just ignore all his post from here on.
You are free to think and say what you want, just like he is. But let me ask you a question, if I may. Why do you think we should all ignore his posts, just because he makes you uncomfortable?
leckey wrote:
Note some of the hypcrosy.
And what about your own "hypcrosy?" You are doing the same thing you are booing him for - quoting stuff out of context. Or is it OK in your case because you are a female in this mostly-male community and have the support of other Jews who must be as annoyed and disgusted as you are because of the text he quoted out of context? Oh and you are older than 16, probably went to a public school, and your parents probably cared about your education. Isn't that supposed to give you a somewhat more mature and intelligent brain? Do the right thing. Set the record straight in his thread, and move on. This is just an internet forum, no need to take it so seriously.
I think one of the main points to come out of this is Jews, like every other religion, have things in our past we'd rather forget. However, our religion obligates us to question everything and change what is wrong. I'm certainly no expert and I have no idea if those quotes are genuine or not but they bear no relation, whatever, to modern Jewish thinking. Score 1.0 is being deliberatley provocative. Our mistake, if there is one, is to rise to that. He should be treated as he appears: as a truculant child with nothing better to do than to goad adults who should know better.
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leckey wrote:
I personally think we should just ignore all his post from here on.
Naw. This is what i love about the soapbox. I get to read the same opinions, day after day, but one day those opinions will be classified as Far Right Propaganda by some self-hating limousine liberal, the next they'll be cast as Ultra Left-wing Nonsense by some brainwashed punk. It's balanced, but it's like the balance you get when you're completely smashed - an equal number of floor marks on both sides of your head. Good stuff... :cool:
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fat_boy wrote:
I havent met anyone yet who is 100% wrong all the time
Well, I have not met Score 1.0 but he appears to be wrong 100% of the time. Actually sounds like a lonely little boy constantly seeking attention: his diatribes are tantamount to a cry for help: pity his parents appear unable to give him what he needs.
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Actually sounds like a lonely little boy constantly seeking attention: his diatribes are tantamount to a cry for help
So you are trying to discredit what i say on the internet by speculating on what i am like in real life? Very creative. :rolleyes:
"The death of over 120 white people is a very beautiful thing." - MALCOLM X
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Not mine though. :)
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I think one of the main points to come out of this is Jews, like every other religion, have things in our past we'd rather forget. However, our religion obligates us to question everything and change what is wrong. I'm certainly no expert and I have no idea if those quotes are genuine or not but they bear no relation, whatever, to modern Jewish thinking. Score 1.0 is being deliberatley provocative. Our mistake, if there is one, is to rise to that. He should be treated as he appears: as a truculant child with nothing better to do than to goad adults who should know better.
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He should be treated as he appears: as a truculant child with nothing better to do than to goad adults who should know better.
You are doing the same thing that leckey was doing. You are asking others to treat me the way that i appear to you.
"The death of over 120 white people is a very beautiful thing." - MALCOLM X
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Jerry Hammond wrote:
I'm truly saddened by that situation.
:((:((:(( Why?
"The death of over 120 white people is a very beautiful thing." - MALCOLM X
Why do you think it saddens me?
"We've all heard that a million monkeys banging on a million typewriters will eventually reproduce the entire works of Shakespeare. Now, thanks to the internet, we know this is not true." -- Professor Robert Silensky
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The mature and correct thing to do in such a situation would be to clarify your position on the text he quoted out of context, for the benefit of those of us who don't know much about your religion. Just set the record straight and move on. No need to start an argument, since it accomplishes nothing. But do set the record straight. But why did you feel you HAD to stoop to his level? What is the difference then between you and that "white-supremcist (sic) (check info in stormfront), 16, and is homeschooled yet he claims his parents don't care about his education?"
leckey wrote:
I personally think we should just ignore all his post from here on.
You are free to think and say what you want, just like he is. But let me ask you a question, if I may. Why do you think we should all ignore his posts, just because he makes you uncomfortable?
leckey wrote:
Note some of the hypcrosy.
And what about your own "hypcrosy?" You are doing the same thing you are booing him for - quoting stuff out of context. Or is it OK in your case because you are a female in this mostly-male community and have the support of other Jews who must be as annoyed and disgusted as you are because of the text he quoted out of context? Oh and you are older than 16, probably went to a public school, and your parents probably cared about your education. Isn't that supposed to give you a somewhat more mature and intelligent brain? Do the right thing. Set the record straight in his thread, and move on. This is just an internet forum, no need to take it so seriously.
I was just doing what he did--take things out of context. I did that on purpose. I wanted it to be an example to him of why you shouldn't take things out of context. I'm sorry if my lesson was not clear. he does not make me uncomfortable. he's more of an annoying fly that I finally tried to swat. I feel sorry for him that his views are so narrow-minded. Yes, I know some people may say that I am as well. I feel sorry for the rest of the country that someone who is obviously bright but (what I feel) is very misguided will part of adult society in a couple years. I do not feel I have anymore rights than anyone else on the board because I am female, Jewish or because I have brown hair. Finally, yes I am older than 16, went to a public school, but my parents did not care about my eduation. I think I turned out just fine. I just hope the same for 1.0
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I was just doing what he did--take things out of context. I did that on purpose. I wanted it to be an example to him of why you shouldn't take things out of context. I'm sorry if my lesson was not clear. he does not make me uncomfortable. he's more of an annoying fly that I finally tried to swat. I feel sorry for him that his views are so narrow-minded. Yes, I know some people may say that I am as well. I feel sorry for the rest of the country that someone who is obviously bright but (what I feel) is very misguided will part of adult society in a couple years. I do not feel I have anymore rights than anyone else on the board because I am female, Jewish or because I have brown hair. Finally, yes I am older than 16, went to a public school, but my parents did not care about my eduation. I think I turned out just fine. I just hope the same for 1.0
leckey wrote:
I was just doing what he did--take things out of context. I did that on purpose. I wanted it to be an example to him of why you shouldn't take things out of context. I'm sorry if my lesson was not clear. he does not make me uncomfortable.
You say that now, but that was obviously not your original intent.
leckey wrote:
I feel sorry for him that his views are so narrow-minded.
It touches me that you feel sorry for me. :((
"The death of over 120 white people is a very beautiful thing." - MALCOLM X
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Why do you think it saddens me?
"We've all heard that a million monkeys banging on a million typewriters will eventually reproduce the entire works of Shakespeare. Now, thanks to the internet, we know this is not true." -- Professor Robert Silensky
Because you think it makes you look good when you say that on this forum.
"The death of over 120 white people is a very beautiful thing." - MALCOLM X
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Because you think it makes you look good when you say that on this forum.
"The death of over 120 white people is a very beautiful thing." - MALCOLM X
Score: 1.0 (3 votes). wrote:
Because you think it makes you look good when you say that on this forum.
Could be. Or could be because I'm sincerely moved. A well rounded, dynamic education in which you come into contact with lots of individuals would arm you with the tools to decern the chaff from the wheat.
"We've all heard that a million monkeys banging on a million typewriters will eventually reproduce the entire works of Shakespeare. Now, thanks to the internet, we know this is not true." -- Professor Robert Silensky
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The mature and correct thing to do in such a situation would be to clarify your position on the text he quoted out of context, for the benefit of those of us who don't know much about your religion. Just set the record straight and move on. No need to start an argument, since it accomplishes nothing. But do set the record straight. But why did you feel you HAD to stoop to his level? What is the difference then between you and that "white-supremcist (sic) (check info in stormfront), 16, and is homeschooled yet he claims his parents don't care about his education?"
leckey wrote:
I personally think we should just ignore all his post from here on.
You are free to think and say what you want, just like he is. But let me ask you a question, if I may. Why do you think we should all ignore his posts, just because he makes you uncomfortable?
leckey wrote:
Note some of the hypcrosy.
And what about your own "hypcrosy?" You are doing the same thing you are booing him for - quoting stuff out of context. Or is it OK in your case because you are a female in this mostly-male community and have the support of other Jews who must be as annoyed and disgusted as you are because of the text he quoted out of context? Oh and you are older than 16, probably went to a public school, and your parents probably cared about your education. Isn't that supposed to give you a somewhat more mature and intelligent brain? Do the right thing. Set the record straight in his thread, and move on. This is just an internet forum, no need to take it so seriously.
smaaaart wrote:
This is just an internet forum, no need to take it so seriously.
I think that is a flawed assessment. Speech is speech - be it written on a forum, in a book, or shouted through a megaphone.
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leckey wrote:
I was just doing what he did--take things out of context. I did that on purpose. I wanted it to be an example to him of why you shouldn't take things out of context. I'm sorry if my lesson was not clear. he does not make me uncomfortable.
You say that now, but that was obviously not your original intent.
leckey wrote:
I feel sorry for him that his views are so narrow-minded.
It touches me that you feel sorry for me. :((
"The death of over 120 white people is a very beautiful thing." - MALCOLM X
You still have a chance to change your obviously corrupted mind. I advise you to do that before it's too late. Those guys with short hair are only your "family" as long as they benefit from it. The moment you think twice about kicking the shit out of that black person, you'll be a "nigger lover" in their eyes, and it will be you who'll be chewing boots...
-- Simulcast on Crazy People's Fillings
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You still have a chance to change your obviously corrupted mind. I advise you to do that before it's too late. Those guys with short hair are only your "family" as long as they benefit from it. The moment you think twice about kicking the shit out of that black person, you'll be a "nigger lover" in their eyes, and it will be you who'll be chewing boots...
-- Simulcast on Crazy People's Fillings
I dont think you understand the difference between the Nazis and White Nationalists.
"The death of over 120 white people is a very beautiful thing." - MALCOLM X
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I dont think you understand the difference between the Nazis and White Nationalists.
"The death of over 120 white people is a very beautiful thing." - MALCOLM X
I don't think you understand a whole lot actually.
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