Thread: Norway bombing and shooting....discuss

To a blind extremist zombie (left or right) everybody who isn't as far right/left as they are is a crazy extremist in the other direction.

Originally Posted by iscariot

Absolutely. What we can learn is that societies must work together and be cooperative, inclusive, and tolerant. The more people blindly follow singular and extreme dogma without compromise, the worse off everyone is.

Thanks man.

I´ll be heading downtown to look at the carnage, likely tomorrow. Fucking nuts.

Interestingly this has people talking about strickter regulations on fertilizer, while no-one has yet mentioned handguns and other non-hunting related guns. There will be in time, I´m sure.

And to those trying to make clever "funny" points on this, or make this thread into another US tax debate: Go fuck yourselves. There are other threads for that shit.

Originally Posted by SiSt

Thanks man.

I´ll be heading downtown to look at the carnage, likely tomorrow. Fucking nuts.

Interestingly this has people talking about strickter regulations on fertilizer, while no-one has yet mentioned handguns and other non-hunting related guns. There will be in time, I´m sure.

And to those trying to make clever "funny" points on this, or make this thread into another US tax debate: Go fuck yourselves. There are other threads for that shit.

You have noticed that this is in PolyAssHat, have you not? If you don't want stupidity, tactlessness and douchebaggary go to the thread in The Padded Room.

Good thing there's going to be stricter regulations on fertilizer. They should also clamp down on the sales of automatic weapons.

Oh - waitaminute....

Bring
Me my pistol
I said three round balls
I'm gonna shoot everybody
I don't like at all

Did not see the one in PR, and actually thought there was some attempt at sanity in Polyasshat.

Obviously I was wrong. Fuck this.

Originally Posted by ilikecandy

Which cuts specifically are you in favor of?

Originally Posted by iscariot

Coburn proposes $9 trillion deficit cut measure

http://news.yahoo.com/coburn-propose...192145582.html



Sounds like a good plan for cuts AND tax increases.

Poor ilickcock, you really are illiterate. I think implementing Coburn's plan would have been a good solution for the US debt problem, just as it is. The entitlement cuts and tax increases are needed. If they had implemented his plan, it would have been a win for the rational, compromising, and thinking person.

This could have provided a serious tone to US debt reduction, social programs, and to the top 2%. This serious tone would have been respected for its central, rational, bipartisan, and compromising approach, which could restore the reputation of politics in the US to the politically central population, and also in the eyes of the rest of the world. it would demonstrate to the nation that the system is not completely dysfunctionally hijacked by either the far left or the far right. This plan could potentially restore the US to an economic position where in a decade or so, the taxes could be lowered with reasonable lessons learned, and the social programs reinstated, again with lessons learned.

But once again, the singular and blind dogma of the TeaBagRepubs trumps the more reasonable, thinking, and practical, members of the GOP...but you keep on marching little ilickcock...you keep on marching.

Originally Posted by SiSt

Did not see the one in PR, and actually thought there was some attempt at sanity in Polyasshat.

Obviously I was wrong. Fuck this.

No worries SiSt. Take care. I hope the Norwegian people come together stronger, more accepting, open, tolerant, and that they heal and learn from this tragedy. Then it will not be for nothing.

Originally Posted by iscariot

Poor ilickcock, you really are illiterate. I think implementing Coburn's plan would have been a good solution for the US debt problem, just as it is. The entitlement cuts and tax increases are needed. If they had implemented his plan, it would have been a win for the rational, compromising, and thinking person.

This could have provided a serious tone to US debt reduction, social programs, and to the top 2%. This serious tone would have been respected for its central, rational, bipartisan, and compromising approach, which could restore the reputation of politics in the US to the politically central population, and also in the eyes of the rest of the world. it would demonstrate to the nation that the system is not completely dysfunctionally hijacked by either the far left or the far right. This plan could potentially restore the US to an economic position where in a decade or so, the taxes could be lowered with reasonable lessons learned, and the social programs reinstated, again with lessons learned.

But once again, the singular and blind dogma of the TeaBagRepubs trumps the more reasonable, thinking, and practical, members of the GOP...but you keep on marching little ilickcock...you keep on marching.

So there isnt ONE SINGLE CUT to a government program that you can say you support? Not ONE SINGLE CUT?

Good thing you arent blindly married to a dogma

Originally Posted by ilikecandy

So there isnt ONE SINGLE CUT to a government program that you can say you support? Not ONE SINGLE CUT?

Good thing you arent blindly married to a dogma

Originally Posted by iscariot

Poor ilickcock, you really are illiterate. I think implementing Coburn's plan would have been a good solution for the US debt problem, just as it is. The entitlement cuts and tax increases are needed. If they had implemented his plan, it would have been a win for the rational, compromising, and thinking person.

This could have provided a serious tone to US debt reduction, social programs, and to the top 2%. This serious tone would have been respected for its central, rational, bipartisan, and compromising approach, which could restore the reputation of politics in the US to the politically central population, and also in the eyes of the rest of the world. it would demonstrate to the nation that the system is not completely dysfunctionally hijacked by either the far left or the far right. This plan could potentially restore the US to an economic position where in a decade or so, the taxes could be lowered with reasonable lessons learned, and the social programs reinstated, again with lessons learned.

But once again, the singular and blind dogma of the TeaBagRepubs trumps the more reasonable, thinking, and practical, members of the GOP...but you keep on marching little ilickcock...you keep on marching.

You are illiterate. As my previous post states, I supports cuts to government entitlements and social programs as proposed by Coburn. They are necessary for now. I also support the closing of tax loopholes or "tax increases" proposed by Coburn. They are necessary for now. It was a good plan and a good dose of medicine for the "entitled" at both ends of the economic spectrum.

Originally Posted by iscariot

You are illiterate. As my previous post states, I supports cuts to government entitlements and social programs proposed by Coburn. They are necessary for now. I also support the closing of tax loopholes or "tax increases" proposed by Coburn. They are necessary for now.

Which specific cuts?

This really shouldnt be a hard question. I havent read the coburn plan, but you obviously have. Name one specific cut to a specific program. Im not looking for a number, I'm looking for where the number comes from

Or do you actually agree with every single cut in there? Thats fine too, just say so.

Like I'm in favor of the estate tax, something like a 15-25% effective rate(i know we have one already). That would be an example of the type of thing I'm looking for, very specific, except yours has to be a spending cut.

Originally Posted by ilikecandy

Or do you actually agree with every single cut in there? Thats fine too, just say so.

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Originally Posted by iscariot

Poor ilickcock, you really are illiterate. I think implementing Coburn's plan would have been a good solution for the US debt problem, just as it is.

You really need to watch more Sesame Street to learn how to read. If you are so myopic in your dogma that it blinds you to plain written English, I suggest you seek help and get back on your meds. In fact, you should seek help and get back on your meds regardless.

So $400B in cuts to the dept of education, you support that? $2.6 Trillion in cuts to medicare+Medicaid?

Originally Posted by ilikecandy

So $400B in cuts to the dept of education, you support that? $2.6 Trillion in cuts to medicare+Medicaid?

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Originally Posted by iscariot

You really need to watch more Sesame Street to learn how to read. If you are so myopic in your dogma that it blinds you to plain written English, I suggest you seek help and get back on your meds. In fact, you should seek help and get back on your meds regardless.

And you do know those tax cuts he proposes arent just "for now"?

So you support a lower corporate and top marginal rate?

Dude, youre a republican

Originally Posted by ilikecandy

And you do know those tax cuts he proposes arent just "for now"?

So you support a lower corporate and top marginal rate?

Dude, youre a republican

HAH! You clearly can't read and, therefore, haven't read my previous posts on this forum/site...


The US must adapt to ever changing situations...but you cling to a singular unchanging blind dogma. Changes cannot be implemented forever, as systems change in response to previous decisions, and new decisions need to be made and implemented. This is why your unchanging blind dogma, or any rigid blind uncompromising dogma for that matter, will fail. But in your myopic world, having permanent unchanging dogma allows you to function without thinking. I've grown weary of your idiocy and ignorance...Keep on marching...

Originally Posted by iscariot

No worries SiSt. Take care. I hope the Norwegian people come together stronger, more accepting, open, tolerant, and that they heal and learn from this tragedy. Then it will not be for nothing.

Man - you are such a great guy. And smart too! If only everybody else in this crazy world were more like you. I smell a Nobel Prize for you in the near future. Maybe if you post that five more times...

Originally Posted by Jer

Man - you are such a great guy. And smart too! If only everybody else in this crazy world were more like you. I smell a Nobel Prize for you in the near future. Maybe if you post that five more times...

And you are a festering cunt.

Originally Posted by iscariot

And you are a festering cunt.

Hey - I'm not the one who got the original thread in Padded Room deleted.

Seriously tho - how many more times are you gonna cut & paste your little compassionate, heartfelt screed? That things so full of douche I can smell it through my monitor. Is your real name Patrick Bateman?

Originally Posted by iscariot

HAH! You clearly can't read and, therefore, haven't read my previous posts on this forum/site...


The US must adapt to ever changing situations...but you cling to a singular unchanging blind dogma. Changes cannot be implemented forever, as systems change in response to previous decisions, and new decisions need to be made and implemented. This is why your unchanging blind dogma, or any rigid blind uncompromising dogma for that matter, will fail. But in your myopic world, having permanent unchanging dogma allows you to function without thinking. I've grown weary of your idiocy and ignorance...Keep on marching...

Fine then, let me be more accurate.

Youre a republican right now.

Originally Posted by ilikecandy

Fine then, let me be more accurate.

Youre a republican right now.

Actually I'm a left leaning Canadian, not a republican. This plan will allow for the funding of better organized and more efficient social programs later. In a decade or so, the US could rejoin the rest of the first world with better, more comprehensive, and more efficient social programs that are well funded. There is going to be a huge US population that needs them. This may plan may result in a "lost generation" that I would place the blame for squarely on the shoulders of the baby boomers. Going for a ride now, get help ilickcock.

Originally Posted by ilikecandy

So there isnt ONE SINGLE CUT to a government program that you can say you support? Not ONE SINGLE CUT?

Good thing you arent blindly married to a dogma

I didn't think it was possible to be more stupid than DBT, but you have consistently proved me wrong.

Originally Posted by knutito

He has also published a book on the internet (http://www.2shared.com/file/M-s-2fBD...tionofInd.html) and a youtube-clip to go along with it at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vQOfH8Dj1mw

Disturbing stuff.

Bet money that dbt rubbed one off while watching that video. It almost seems like it was made for the tea partiers.

Originally Posted by Jer

Seriously tho - how many more times are you gonna cut & paste your little compassionate, heartfelt screed? That things so full of douche I can smell it through my monitor. Is your real name Patrick Bateman?

Originally Posted by iscariot

No worries SiSt. Take care. I hope the Norwegian people come together stronger, more accepting, open, tolerant, and that they heal and learn from this tragedy. Then it will not be for nothing.

I haven't cut and pasted that quote. I wrote it once.

I have expressed similar sentiment in in other posts in sympathy of my Norwegian friends.

You are still a festering cunt.

Originally Posted by iscariot

I have expressed similar sentiment in in other posts in sympathy of my Norwegian friends.

Ye Yeah - I know yo you have. Like fi five times. Settle down there Patrick - I didn't know it was possible to stutter via keyboard.

Originally Posted by iscariot

You are still a festering cunt.

Coming from a peachy swell and sincere guy like you, I'll take that as a complement.

Originally Posted by ms ann thrope

Bring
Me my pistol
I said three round balls
I'm gonna shoot everybody
I don't like at all

Finally a Hot Tuna quote to get this asshatville thread going somewhere.

This fuck should fall down a flight of stairs on the way to jail for a nice slow death of paralysis somewhere.

80 kids, fuck him, can they burn him at the stake slowly, from the toes up?