Boycott non-answering point ho's

This will make ya answere some questions

from JoeUser Forums
Rant of the day.... When will the left leaning liberal losers finally answer just one question put forth instead of sidestepping with some high falutin abstract crap.. that is not even close to the question.

example.. GOD says do not kill... I reply oh yeh how about this.. someone kills your whole family and you come home with a gun
would you kill then??

answer: YOU must be some kind of Godless man that believes murder and torture is ok...your a disgrace to mankind.. blah blah blah.

Well from now on when I ask a question and get abstract crap back I am not gonna respond and give em points anymore.. frell em if they cannot answer a simple question.

But then again the leftwing are masters at deflecting and avoidence of answeres, all they have is abstract solutuions and complaints.
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Reply #1 from JoeUser Forums Top
What the hell are you on about?

And if I ever use that "God says not to kill" thing on ya, feel free to ignore me -- I'd be ready to ignore my own self.
Reply #2 from JoeUser Forums Top
Reply By: MyrranderPosted: Wednesday, February 02, 2005What the hell are you on about?And if I ever use that "God says not to kill" thing on ya, feel free to ignore me -- I'd be ready to ignore my own self.


not you myrr another post.... and iggy yerself... lmao
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Reply #3 from JoeUser Forums Top
Yeah.  It is really effective to debate someone who uses religion as the basis for his arguments.
Reply #4 from JoeUser Forums Top
Heh, Myrr using God in an arguement. Isn't that a sign of the apocalypse?

Well, in a way that is a means to my end (no more uncivilized arguing) as I doubt they will give an answer without you ranting about not giving a real answer in a post. I will miss reading your outrage about it though.
Reply #5 from JoeUser Forums Top
One of the most annoying instances of this lately was Bill Clinton is my hero. After being challenged, outright, that most of the points made were dubious, and that

"While in office President Clinton payed off the national debt"

was utterly false, the blogger just clammed up. Being mistaken is no crime, but when someone points out that you are posting something false and you ignore the protest and leave it... that's just purposely misleading people. It betrays the fact that they don't want to come to an understanding or have a discussion, they just want to spout and leave it at that.

Reply #6 from JoeUser Forums Top
Reply By: Jamie BurnsidePosted: Thursday, February 03, 2005Yeah. It is really effective to debate someone who uses religion as the basis for his arguments


I do not mind religion as a base for an arguement, but when someone used it to Proclaim, under no circumstanses is killing allowed because God said thou shall not kill, they are an idiot.
Reply #7 from JoeUser Forums Top
Reply By: NJforeverPosted: Thursday, February 03, 2005Heh, Myrr using God in an arguement. Isn't that a sign of the apocalypse?Well, in a way that is a means to my end (no more uncivilized arguing) as I doubt they will give an answer without you ranting about not giving a real answer in a post. I will miss reading your outrage about it though.


myrr did not do that, was another post, from someone that obviously has his head so far inserted in his butt, he needs a window in his stomach to see out to the real world.
Reply #8 from JoeUser Forums Top
Reply By: BakerStreetPosted: Thursday, February 03, 2005One of the most annoying instances of this lately was Bill Clinton is my hero. After being challenged, outright, that most of the points made were dubious, and that "While in office President Clinton payed off the national debt"was utterly false, the blogger just clammed up. Being mistaken is no crime, but when someone points out that you are posting something false and you ignore the protest and leave it... that's just purposely misleading people. It betrays the fact that they don't want to come to an understanding or have a discussion, they just want to spout and leave it at that.


The road to wisdom is paved by our mistakes, I think, admitting you do not know some things is no crime.. the lack of admission shows true ignorence though.
Reply #9 from JoeUser Forums Top
There's an answer to the question?  I thought Ho Chi Minh was dead.
Reply #10 from JoeUser Forums Top
Reply By: Dr. GuyPosted: Thursday, February 03, 2005There's an answer to the question? I thought Ho Chi Minh was dead.


he is not, he is working at chow lo gook vietnamese resteraunt in down town oakland... ehehehehehehe
Reply #11 from JoeUser Forums Top
im not sure which thread you are referring to here, and probably a liberal, abstract response to "the killing question" is not what you're looking for here, but what the hey.

here's the abstract part of my response: i don't think killing is ever "right". natural selection and survival of the fittest obsessors: give me a break. we are also rational beings, and we don't need to kill off "weaker specimens". Morally, you are not proving anything about right or wrong by killing someone you are angry at. if some one murders your family, it isn't "right" to kill them in response. you haven't restored balance to the world; you haven't returned your family to life; you haven't deterred other murderers from killing other people's families; and most importantly, you haven't created any room inside yourself to allow for healing. killing someone is violent, and the violence is only slightly less destructive to yourself.

that being said, if i returned to my home and someone had just murdered my family, and i happened to be carrying a gun (very unlikely), i have no idea what i would do. my guess is that i would use the gun to shoot the murder several times, with the intent of hurting him/her before i killed him/her. there is no reason for why i might do this; i just would. i would be crazy with anger and grief, and i cant conceive of being in a state rational enough to consider other options. none of this means that it is "right" or even "just". if the murderer had been captured already, found guilty, and was simply awaiting a sentence, i hope i could find some peace or at least silence of mind to understand that killing off this killer solves nothing, will not ease my own pain in the long run, and in no way answers that one terrible question that all victim survivors must ask themselves:

what the hell do i do now?

tbt
Reply #12 from JoeUser Forums Top
Reply By: TaBoo TenentePosted: Thursday, February 03, 2005


that being said, if i returned to my home and someone had just murdered my family, and i happened to be carrying a gun (very unlikely), i have no idea what i would do.


Now thats an answere I can live with, the truth is most people do not know what they would do if and when..... but to PROCLAIM under no circumstances they would not kill is Ridiculous .
Reply #13 from JoeUser Forums Top
he is not, he is working at chow lo gook


Racism does not win political arguments.
Reply #14 from JoeUser Forums Top

Reply #7 By: Moderateman - 2/3/2005 9:44:48 AM
Reply By: NJforeverPosted: Thursday, February 03, 2005Heh, Myrr using God in an arguement. Isn't that a sign of the apocalypse?Well, in a way that is a means to my end (no more uncivilized arguing) as I doubt they will give an answer without you ranting about not giving a real answer in a post. I will miss reading your outrage about it though.


myrr did not do that, was another post, from someone that obviously has his head so far inserted in his butt, he needs a window in his stomach to see out to the real world.


Yeah but I think someone painted over that window.
Reply #15 from JoeUser Forums Top
that being said, if i returned to my home and someone had just murdered my family, and i happened to be carrying a gun (very unlikely), i have no idea what i would do. my guess is that i would use the gun to shoot the murder several times, with the intent of hurting him/her before i killed him/her. there is no reason for why i might do this; i just would. i would be crazy with anger and grief, and i cant conceive of being in a state rational enough to consider other options. none of this means that it is "right" or even "just


It may not in your opinion be "right or just". However it would be legal.
Reply #16 from JoeUser Forums Top
Reply #13 By: Manopeace - 2/3/2005 3:33:41 PM
he is not, he is working at chow lo gook


Racism does not win political arguments.


ummmmm wassa joke, lighten up mano I am far from racist, why I even have jewish friends. bwahahahahah
Reply #17 from JoeUser Forums Top

Reply #15 By: drmiler - 2/3/2005 4:00:07 PM
that being said, if i returned to my home and someone had just murdered my family, and i happened to be carrying a gun (very unlikely), i have no idea what i would do. my guess is that i would use the gun to shoot the murder several times, with the intent of hurting him/her before i killed him/her. there is no reason for why i might do this; i just would. i would be crazy with anger and grief, and i cant conceive of being in a state rational enough to consider other options. none of this means that it is "right" or even "just


It may not in your opinion be "right or just". However it would be legal.


I always tell my wife make sure their ENTIRE body is in the house and make damn sure they are dead.
Reply #18 from JoeUser Forums Top
it's true. . .the legal thing, i mean. but there are a lot of things that are legal that are not right. my point is that sometimes in the heat of the moment, "right" gets little sway.
Reply #19 from JoeUser Forums Top

ummmmm wassa joke, lighten up mano I am far from racist, why I even have jewish friends. bwahahahahah


Moderateman, I know you are not racist, and I did not comment on that because you were in Nam.  But I was not comfortable with it either.

Reply #20 from JoeUser Forums Top
Reply By: Dr. GuyPosted: Thursday, February 03, 2005ummmmm wassa joke, lighten up mano I am far from racist, why I even have jewish friends. bwahahahahahModerateman, I know you are not racist, and I did not comment on that because you were in Nam. But I was not comfortable with it either.


message heard and respected.....
Reply #21 from JoeUser Forums Top
Reply By: TaBoo TenentePosted: Thursday, February 03, 2005it's true. . .the legal thing, i mean. but there are a lot of things that are legal that are not right. my point is that sometimes in the heat of the moment, "right" gets little sway.


Somehow I think when it comes to matters concerning YOUR OR MY life and death situations,legalities kinda go out the window.