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Best protest signs ever

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Best protest signs ever

from Demigod Forums

Shot at a "grassroots" rally against public health care in New Hampshire, USA.

I suppose the guerilla protester had to run fast soon after the picture was taken. :D

Check out the yellow sign in the back (thanks Neilo).

A classic.

He shalleth burn in hell along with his pron.

That's mighty generous.

No, I can't read that either. But seeing the protagonist from the anime The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya on a palestinian protest sign is just adorable. Note: Haruhi Suzumiya has the unconscious power to completely alter reality. I really want to know what the sign reads.

 

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Reply #51 from Stardock Forums Top

Quoting WIllythemailboy, reply 50

Yes, I did. And I'll lighten up when you get a clue. Looks like we'll both be waiting a while.
End of WIllythemailboy's quote

:\  Why do people take such offense with strangers? You draw rather harsh conclusions for someone who does not know me, nor has ever directly confronted me without such bitter resentment.

In the interest of keeping the peace, I am going to resign from this hostile thread. Feel free to attack me as you see fit, as I no longer consider it fruitful to respond.

Reply #52 from Elemental Forums Top

Exactly the effect I had hoped for. Thank you.

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Reply #53 from Stardock Forums Top

Quoting WIllythemailboy, reply 52
Exactly the effect I had hoped for. Thank you.
End of WIllythemailboy's quote

Well, considering that your intention was to intimidate me into leaving the discussion, instead of engaging me in honest debate, I suppose I'll do you a favor and retract my above statement. I can't let someone discourage discourse through thuggery, now can I? (Although you really do suffer from a bully complex, I'll give you that.)

Sorry! :inlove:

Reply #54 from Elemental Forums Top

I have no intention of "engaging you in honest debate" because I have read the preceding two pages, and you have proven yourself incapable of such a debate. Ask Jonnan, if I think I can convince someone of something, I'll jump in with both feet and a clue-by-four.

Reply #55 from Stardock Forums Top

Quoting WIllythemailboy, reply 54
I have no intention of "engaging you in honest debate" because I have read the preceding two pages, and you have proven yourself incapable of such a debate. Ask Jonnan, if I think I can convince someone of something, I'll jump in with both feet and a clue-by-four.
End of WIllythemailboy's quote

Bring your hours of research with you, please. I'd hate to lose an argument and discover that you only invested 15 hours preparing a counter-point.

Reply #56 from GalCiv2 Forums Top

I'd rather not, at least not in this topic. It effectively ended on Jonnan's reply 49, and the actual content of the topic is not really worth debate. Perhaps in the healthcare topic, although that will depend on how well Mumble can hold my attention.

Reply #57 from Elemental Forums Top

This thread never had any merit to begin with, Jonnan's historically accurate post included.  We can thank Justice Marshall for that fuckup.  We're supposed to have gotten a limited federal government, and most of these massively complex regulation schemes that don't in any way regulate(regulate, as it was used in the Constitution, verified by the people that actually wrote it, is to make regular, not restrict and control) would ever have been written if the federal government were staying within its prescribed boundaries.  Such insanity as which type of lightbulb you're allowed to use would be left to the states.

 

That none of the massive beaurocracies founded by such bills actually function in anything resembling an acceptable manner is probably more relevant to the discussion, but pointing that out is equally futile.  Jonnan can't even admit that the USPS is inefficient, so even were he to make a well reasoned post explaining things it wouldn't have gone anywhere else.  If someone were to just say that you all suck dick, that would probably have more long term value than the ensuing baseless rhetorical diarrhea.

Reply #58 from GalCiv2 Forums Top

We want signs, we want streets, we want words, we want linked images, we want proofs, we want Peace.

And, the Truth.

:ninja:

Reply #59 from GalCiv2 Forums Top

...that will depend on how well Mumble can hold my attention.
End of quote

Or anyone else's. B)

Reply #60 from JoeUser Forums Top

that will depend on how well Mumble can hold my attention
End of quote

Wait a minute.  He doesn't 'waste' his breath here - didn't you know?

Reply #61 from Elemental Forums Top

This is one of my favorite protest signs - anime girls for Palestine!  Somehow I don't think Haruhi is all that big on running Israel into the ocean, but you never know.

 

Haruhi

Reply #62 from JoeUser Forums Top

This is one of my favorite protest signs - anime girls for Palestine!  Somehow I don't think Haruhi is all that big on running Israel into the ocean, but you never know.

End of quote

You don't know how many problems these people think would be solved instantly if only those pesky Jews were dead.

 

Reply #63 from GalCiv2 Forums Top
Quoting Melchiz, reply 55

Quoting WIllythemailboy, reply 54I have no intention of "engaging you in honest debate" because I have read the preceding two pages, and you have proven yourself incapable of such a debate. Ask Jonnan, if I think I can convince someone of something, I'll jump in with both feet and a clue-by-four.
End of Melchiz's quote


Bring your hours of research with you, please. I'd hate to lose an argument and discover that you only invested 15 hours preparing a counter-point.
End of quote

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Fifteen . . . Hours . . . He . . . Has . . . No . . . Idea . . .

Hey Willy!

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By the way, Willythemailboy Won. Come loaded for bear.

Reply #64 from GalCiv2 Forums Top

Quoting WIllythemailboy, reply 56
I'd rather not, at least not in this topic. It effectively ended on Jonnan's reply 49, and the actual content of the topic is not really worth debate. Perhaps in the healthcare topic, although that will depend on how well Mumble can hold my attention.
End of WIllythemailboy's quote

Ah - someday to have a flamewar with me, Willy, and Mumblefratz all on opposing sides of a question!

They's have to upgrade the server - <G>.

Jonnan

Reply #65 from Demigod Forums Top

Actually i think the fabric of space would be so warped from such a debate that we would all die horrifc deaths....

:P

Reply #67 from JoeUser Forums Top

 I like the "Get a Brain, Morans" guy.

As a person of Irish descent, however, I can attest to the fact that people with the name "Moran" are, quite often, intellectually inferior to the rest of us. :beer: :thumbsup:

Reply #68 from JoeUser Forums Top

Quoting Leauki, reply 62




This is one of my favorite protest signs - anime girls for Palestine!  Somehow I don't think Haruhi is all that big on running Israel into the ocean, but you never know.





You don't know how many problems these people think would be solved instantly if only those pesky Jews were dead.

 
End of Leauki's quote

I've often wondered how they'd react if the Jews somehow were  all gone, and they still had those problems.....with no one for their leaders to blame them on.

Reply #69 from GalCiv2 Forums Top

Quoting Neilo, reply 65
Actually i think the fabric of space would be so warped from such a debate that we would all die horrifc deaths....

End of Neilo's quote

Time_Conversation_Live_Moodswings! ;)

Reply #70 from JoeUser Forums Top

I've often wondered how they'd react if the Jews somehow were  all gone, and they still had those problems.....with no one for their leaders to blame them on.

End of quote

They'd find somebody else to blame.

 

Reply #71 from Demigod Forums Top