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  • #16
    Originally posted by ATFS_Crash View Post

    I think SPOT THIS also demonstrates the unfriendly uncivilized mob mentality that is prevalent on this message board.
    Are you kidding me?

    I consider Tom a friend and someone who I have a lot of respect for and trust me, when I come up and hang with the NYC guys a lot worse language gets thrown around than "crap" and "shit".

    He's offered to let me crash at his place and I've done the same. I think he knows it's not personal, so politely, I'll ask you to mind your own business on that subject.

    As far a politics go, we've just met, but you make some wild assumptions about where I stand. You don't know me or anything about me, and all that does is expose you as a blowhard. You also show you don't have a clue what the word 'fascism' means. Fascism is the far end of the *right* side of the political spectrum (and Communism the far left). Any 9th grader can tell you that.

    Now, if you want to keep taking a "shit" on a fresh corpse, well be my guest. You'll have to answer for that someday too. And on that day, you won't have thousands of Americans lining the streets to see your casket.
    Last edited by SPOT THIS; 2009-08-30, 12:36.
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    • #17
      dp
      I like my aircraft how I like my women...old Russian smokers!

      Planes, and girls, and stuff...SeriouslyFunny Photography.
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      • #18
        Really? Why do I picture you as some old fat bearded man living in a cabin in the woods all alone surrounded by guns, constantly looking out your window because you're paranoid the Government's going to come get you. Seriously dude, get a life.
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        • #19
          Originally posted by SPOT THIS View Post
          I would think his work towards peace in Northern Ireland, which undoubtedly saved thousands of lives, would be taken into consideration.
          Kennedy may have done a lot of grandstanding (trying to take credit for making peace in Northern Ireland); however he did very little to make an actual peace.

          In an odd way bin Laden had more to do with bringing peace in Ireland than Kennedy. September 11 brought home to the IRA that terrorism was only making their conditions and bigotry worse. September 11 largely made the IRA move away from terrorism and toward relative peace and doing battle in politics rather than with bloodshed.
          Originally posted by SPOT THIS View Post
          Or Meals on Wheels, AIDS research, other medical research, cancer research, nutrition programs for pregnant women and children, expanded uninsurance to the unemployed, occupational safety regulations. That's just the first few items brought to this nation by Senator Kennedy.
          Kennedy ( Obama, Robert Byrd, Barney Frank, Al Gore, and other fascist liberals) are largely responsible for the decline in the economy; thusly they are largely responsible for more people being uninsured, unemployed and the dismal state of our education system. They are largely responsible for more people being dependent on things like Meals on Wheels. Some of the nutritional programs have gone fascist and have become partly counterproductive. Take for instance the war on fat; the government is trying to deny our children fatty foods which is necessary for good brain development; which might explain your apparently low IQ.
          Originally posted by SPOT THIS View Post
          Attend college on a Pell Grant? I did. He helped make that possible too.
          Kennedy ( Obama, Robert Byrd, Barney Frank, Al Gore, and other fascist liberals) are largely responsible for less people being able to afford higher education.


          Originally posted by SPOT THIS View Post
          But you seem hung up on this one incident, 40 years ago. If you were even born yet, you were a baby then. You're not related to the Kopechne family, so you have no reason to be so bitter about this other than blind partisan political reasons.
          Using your “reasoning” there is no reason to remember Hitler and Nazi-ism as the evil they were. Using your fascist “reasoning” telling the truth and keeping an accurate account of history is being “hung up“.

          Forgive us if we are “hung up” on telling the truth and keeping an accurate account of history.

          Originally posted by SPOT THIS View Post
          Sometimes politics need to stop. One of those times is someone's passing. …You can hate a man's politics, but when you hate the man it might be time to cool your jets.
          Hypocrisy. You’re the one that needs to cool your jets. You’re the one that is being uncivilized by using childish foul mouth hotheaded language.

          Originally posted by SPOT THIS View Post
          As a friend, I'm asking you to take a step back and have a really good think if this shit might be eating away at you too much.
          It sounds like you’re the one that needs to ask yourself your own question.

          Originally posted by SPOT THIS View Post
          You don't know me or anything about me, and all that does is expose you as a blowhard.
          On the contrary. Your posts have already proven yourself to be an uncivilized hotheaded blowhard.

          Originally posted by SPOT THIS View Post
          You also show you don't have a clue what the word 'fascism' means. Fascism is the far end of the *right* side of the political spectrum (and Communism the far left). Any 9th grader can tell you that.
          On the contrary. Fascism can be on the left and the right. However the origins of fascism is the Nazis and Fascisti are largely socialists that ran on the liberal agenda.

          Unlike you I am better educated and more intelligent than a brainwashed ninth grader.

          Fascists like yourself and Kennedy and your obsession with dishonestly rewriting history to advance your political agenda are largely responsible for the miss nomenclature (redefining) the word fascism.

          Originally posted by SPOT THIS View Post
          Now, if you want to keep taking a "shit" on a fresh corpse, well be my guest.
          You’re the one that is full and flinging manure. You’re a very uncivilized ignorant hothead.

          Originally posted by Tanner_J View Post
          Really? Why do I picture you as some old fat bearded man living in a cabin in the woods all alone surrounded by guns, constantly looking out your window because you're paranoid the Government's going to come get you. Seriously dude, get a life.
          Apparently because you’re a hateful shallow minded bigoted person. Get a life "dude".

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          • #20
            An excerpt from the CNN article on his funeral service.


            "Kennedy lived up to the ideals of three older brothers, all of whom died young -- Joseph in WWII, President John and Sen. Robert assassinated -- his son said.

            "He answered Uncle Joe's call to patriotism, Uncle Jck's call to public service and Bobby's determination to seek a newer world.

            "Unlike them, he lived to be a grandfather, and knowing what my cousins have been through, I feel grateful that I have had my father as long as I did," Ted Jr. said.

            My father was not perfect, but he believed in redemption," he said.

            The reason I post this? To show that he had family that loved him. To show that millions respected him. If you go on to read the article, some of his biggest competitors in the political spectrum were there to honor him, no matter what they really have felt about him throughout the years.

            God forbid you lose someone very close to you. When you're feeling down and your mourning their death, just think of Kennedy's family and how they just went through the exact same thing you are, and hopefully you'll realize how disrespectful you have been. Like the saying goes "until you've walked in their shoes..."
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            • #21
              Tom, I'd love to have a beer with you and talk politics next time one of us is in town.

              Originally posted by ATFS_Crash View Post
              You have mental problems.

              Your reply was nothing but 'I know you are but what am I', not that I expected anything else. Listen, cut the nonsense. I dont have time to argue with keyboard cowboys. If you really believe anything you just said, you know how to contact me. I travel a lot so maybe we can meet up and we'll see what you have to say.
              Last edited by SPOT THIS; 2009-08-30, 13:53.
              I like my aircraft how I like my women...old Russian smokers!

              Planes, and girls, and stuff...SeriouslyFunny Photography.
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              • #22
                Originally posted by ATFS_Crash View Post
                However the origins of fascism is the Nazis ...
                Only with that sentence it proves you have NO IDEA about history and fascism in general... so yes going back to school could be a good idea or...
                It'll be time maybe to pack and go live in a real fascist country... and stop insulting all those who really had to suffer from real fascist governement...

                And on another note, if you're ever making a book about basic brainwash propaganda I think you're on the right track...

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                • #23
                  Ah, back on the old fascist accusation bandwagon are we? For somebody who declares himself (!) to be so intelligent you really need to broaden your repertoire.

                  Originally posted by ATFS_Crash View Post
                  thusly
                  Originally posted by ATFS_Crash View Post
                  Unlike you I am better educated and more intelligent than a brainwashed ninth grader.
                  The word 'thusly' is not in common usage here in Australia - after all the word 'thus' conveys the same, so I looked the word up: http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/thusly

                  I particularly like this bit:

                  "Usage Note: Thusly was introduced in the 19th century as an alternative to thus in sentences such as Hold it thus or He put it thus. It appears to have first been used by humorists, who may have been echoing the speech of poorly educated people straining to sound stylish."

                  Ah, you are a laugh a minute mate, keep it up I really appreciate your modesty and humour!

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                  • #24
                    Originally posted by Tanner_J View Post
                    An excerpt from the CNN article on his funeral service.


                    "Kennedy lived up to the ideals of three older brothers, all of whom died young -- Joseph in WWII, President John and Sen. Robert assassinated -- his son said.

                    "He answered Uncle Joe's call to patriotism, Uncle Jck's call to public service and Bobby's determination to seek a newer world.

                    "Unlike them, he lived to be a grandfather, and knowing what my cousins have been through, I feel grateful that I have had my father as long as I did," Ted Jr. said.

                    My father was not perfect, but he believed in redemption," he said.

                    The reason I post this? To show that he had family that loved him. To show that millions respected him. If you go on to read the article, some of his biggest competitors in the political spectrum were there to honor him, no matter what they really have felt about him throughout the years.

                    God forbid you lose someone very close to you. When you're feeling down and your mourning their death, just think of Kennedy's family and how they just went through the exact same thing you are, and hopefully you'll realize how disrespectful you have been. Like the saying goes "until you've walked in their shoes..."
                    I don't often agree with what Tanner has to say, but a gigantic "yeah that"

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                    • #25
                      Of all the people, you would assume that all members of the LGBT community would have been supportive of, of for the very least respecfull of a man that had been a constant ally (and a supporter of LGBT rights legislation). What's the saying - 'don't bite the hand that feeds you'? Well, instead of volleying accusations, let me support my sentiments with facts...

                      Unlike other politicians, Kennedy never wavered in his support of gay marriage, voting against the 1996 Defense of Marriage Act and an anti-gay federal marriage amendment. DOMA was signed into law by President Bill Clinton.

                      In a January 12, 2005, speech at the National Press Club in Washington D.C., Kennedy said, "On the issue of gay rights, I continue to strongly support civil marriage. We cannot - and should not - require any religion or any church to accept gay marriage. But it is wrong for our civil laws to deny any American the basic right to be part of a family, to have loved ones with whom to build a future and share life's joys and tears, and to be free from the stain of bigotry and discrimination."

                      Just recently, Kennedy was planning to introduce a bill to repeal "Don't Ask, Don't Tell," and he was a strong supporter of a federal hate crimes act that would protect gays and lesbians. Gay blogger Joe Jervis wrote this brief tribute to Kennedy:

                      "This is a tremendous loss for the nation, losing what many Americans, including myself, consider to have been the greatest elected official of our lifetimes. We salute you, Mr. Kennedy. Every gay person in America owes you our everlasting gratitude."
                      Gay advocates will remember the Massachusetts senator most recently for standing behind a trans-inclusive Employment Non-Discrimination Bill, a cause he reignited earlier this year. In his remaining weeks in office, and despite an absence on the Hill, Kennedy and his staff was also involved in generating support for a Senate-led repeal of Don't Ask Don't Tell.

                      http://www.queerty.com/sen-ted-kenne...t-77-20090826/
                      And perhaps the most endearing quote also comes from queerty as well, in:

                      Was he a perfect politician? Of course not, but God has yet to make one. Kennedy was a voice for gay America when there was no other inside the halls of Washington.
                      So, to my dear Tom - which are you? An Ingrate? Or, unwise to the career of this great man and how he personally affected your life? Either way - you seem not intelligent enough to hold a decent conversation on the topic...
                      Whatever is necessary, is never unwise.

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