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Date: January 08, 2022 at 13:06:10
From: shadow, [DNS_Address]
Subject: How next-level hilarious!!! ;D Ryan should start charging admission... |
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...to watch Nevada and JTRIV (and one or two others) rolling out their best hollow diatribes ad nauseum forever, here, in what will never be anything more than baseless adolescent attempts to bully/shame ryan (!!!) into becoming who they want him to be, and running his board the way they wish he would... Such flagrant, desperate need for validation! Only thing sadder/funnier, as I've said before, would be if I were to go to some conservative online forum and act like these guys are acting, and actually expect anything different than what happens here on a forum owned by someone very non- conservative, with a majority of similarly-oriented posters... lololololol ;D
You'd think they'd figure out after *all these years* how transparent & absurd these "efforts" are...no matter how many big words they assemble & re-assemble, over and over and over again, imagining they will one day manage to configure some kind of "righteous case" for him doing anything differently...like, ever... What's funniest for me is when Nevada tries his best to diss ryan's style of moderating from spun-up, hilariously false *higher moral/humane/spiritual ground* words that he imagines are bought as sincere, by readers here... Especially when he tries to make the case that he's innocent of personal attack, and everyone else guilty, when that energy from him is soooo glaringly obvious -- both at face value, as well as to anyone with sensors that read between lines... I used to get embarrassed for him, but not anymore...
Personally I think if ryan did chargee to witness this circus, he'd get it... ;D
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Date: January 08, 2022 at 13:36:16
From: Nevada, [DNS_Address]
Subject: ...can't help but notice you chose not to respond to Jim's post... |
URL: https://www.learning-mind.com/intellectual-dishonesty-signs/ |
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...but chose instead to take the low road. Why not click on the link above and respond to the topic of intellectual honesty and dishonesty and see which shoe fits you best.
I've been a lifelong liberal and have absolutely no problem discerning the difference. Akira originally posted it on the Health board which I assume also includes mental health.
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Date: January 08, 2022 at 21:04:42
From: JimW, [DNS_Address]
Subject: Re: .Nevada I call your post right wing BS! |
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You call yourself a liberal? Thanks for the belly laugh!
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Date: January 09, 2022 at 05:45:48
From: Dan, [DNS_Address]
Subject: Re: .Nevada I call your post right wing BS! |
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Glad to see you're still around....hope you and yours are well And yeah, nothing has changed much here. Jim came out of the rafters a few months back. (sigh) Lee is still baiting and trolling.
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Date: January 09, 2022 at 13:08:19
From: JimW, [DNS_Address]
Subject: Re: .Nevada I call your post right wing BS! |
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Have a great week, Dan Ignore the 2 little brats
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Date: January 08, 2022 at 21:55:35
From: Nevada, [DNS_Address]
Subject: What is the real definition of a "liberal" these days JimW? |
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the more I research who I am, the more I realize that I'm pretty much a die hard liberal...
Maybe you should do a fact check on what a true liberal is supposed to look like. You can start with this definition and see if either of us fits well with the term liberal.
Charles Tips Serious student of US and world politics Updated 5 years ago · Author has 4K answers and 22.7M answer views This would be the definition of liberal from political science rather than common American usage.
From The Oxford Companion to Politics of the World: At a minimal definition, we can say that liberalism considers individuals to be the seat of moral value and each individual as of equal worth. Hence, the individual should be free to choose his or her own ends in life. Liberalism is morally neutral in regards to the ends people choose for themselves, but it is not morally neutral in its view that such individual choice is desirable and must be safeguarded from unwarranted interference from the state.
From The Blackwell Encyclopaedia of Political Thought: The basic principle of modern liberalism is the view that politics is artificial. Government is necessary, but it is not natural. Liberty is the natural human condition. Political authority is conventional. Reason can guide politics, but nature furnishes reason with no positive goals for political conventions, only negative ones, chiefly the avoidance of death, disease, and poverty. There are no ways of life and therefore no classes of human being who can claim to rule by natural or supernatural right. The legitimate ends of government are limited to securing the conditions of all ways of life, and therefore consist largely of the secular goals of peace and prosperity.
The liberal outlook in my view: Left to our own devices, we will surely prosper owing to enterprise, innovation, generosity and community spirit. History clearly demonstrates this. It is all but impossible to predict who among us has the genius, the boldness, the perseverance and other talents to provide mankind with the next great boon, and so all should be empowered to act according to their own lights in order to produce a more prosperous and empowered society.
The sum of these preferences of liberals favors a government founded on Republicanism (Republicanism in the United States for the full-blown version) and limited to Enumerated powers. In full republican government, each individual is a sovereign citizen possessing Human rights in the United States making him or her free to act according to their own lights within legal limits. This yields a social structure with a robust Private sector and Civil society, and supported by the limited Public sector.
Liberals oppose the non-republican authoritarian forms of government found in all monarchic and socialistic systems, even so-called democratic ones. In those schemes, the government is sovereign and citizens are subjects with a lesser set of rights and owing duty to the sovereign while hoping for privileges in return. The public sector controls both the private and civil sectors. Such forms of government are not just non- liberal but anti-liberal.
Liberalism is a radical political outlook in its egalitarianism and empowerment of the individual. The "shepherd and flock" model of governing in which a political elite rules over a population, as in monarchy and socialism, is much more common. When coupled with the liberal economics of Adam Smith and Jean-Baptiste Say together with the Age of Enlightenment concept of human progress that culminated in Immanuel Kant, liberalism has radically altered the world like no other ideology. It has created 99 percent of the wealth in the history of mankind which in turn has dramatically reduced poverty putting an end to such lamentable practices as slavery and child labor while enabling such benefits as greater education, scientific medicine and technological innovation.
While the United States is the most fully realized liberal nation, liberalism has had to contend with populistic urges throughout the 19th century and socialistic ones since before the 20th century. In fact, in the 20th century, the US elected only four predominantly liberal presidents--Warren G. Harding, Calvin Coolidge, John F. Kennedy and Ronald Reagan. Kennedy has been the only liberal elected president from the Democratic Party (Cleveland was somewhat liberal though not in a racial sense). Even the Republican Party, which historically has stood for liberalism, has elected more progressives and statists to the presidency than liberals. Indeed, in its current crop of presidential contenders, the party has an ill- fitting candidate campaigning anti-liberally on purely populist appeals.
Still, liberalism remains the dominant ideology in the US, with something like seventy percent of us having our thinking informed significantly by our native liberalism. Libertarians hold the most thoroughly liberal outlook, followed by Burkean conservatives in the Republican Party, who wish to conserve our liberal heritage but with lessened emphasis on social liberalism. Some stripes of conservatism and the statist strains of the Republican Party harbor some liberal sentiments but are basically non-liberal.
The Democratic Party had a flirtation with liberalism in the late 19th century with the Bourbon Democrat movement. The party was predominantly liberal again during the Red Scare of the Cold War as it marginalized its more progressive members. The American Civil Liberties Union has through its existence been a staunch defender of liberalism in its proper fully- radical form. The fact that such advocacy of liberalism has often offended Republican sensibilities shows how far that party has strayed from republican ideals. And with the reemergence of progressivism in the Democratic Party beginning in the 1970s, the ACLU sits uncomfortably in alliance with that party. Despite the fact that progressives, in the US alone, like to refer to themselves as liberal, they are in political science terms, anti-liberal.
We libertarians would love nothing more than to nourish a robust return to the full flowering of the liberalism of our founding heritage.
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Date: January 09, 2022 at 13:10:29
From: JimW, [DNS_Address]
Subject: Re: LOL(NT) |
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Date: January 09, 2022 at 05:31:46
From: shadow, [DNS_Address]
Subject: Re: What is the real definition of a "liberal" these days... |
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Whoa! Lookit that! ;) That was certainly a big wad of words from others that describe what the word liberal has meant within certain contexts of the past, Nevada! Might even be a volume record, even for you...
But as you well knew, even amidst typing it, they do nothing whatsoever to sell your true colors as being liberal ones...not for those of us who've been reading your posts these many years...lol...
You can't change the fabric of What Is simply by spinning words around it that offer the appearance of what you prefer, dude, no matter how hard you may try... And yes, I know as I'm typing this that that phrase will feel like Fresh Meat to fuel that OCD spinmind into yet another round of the same...
As I always say, do carry on... ;)
(Sorry, JimW, hope you didn't mind this... ;)
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Date: January 09, 2022 at 10:44:33
From: Nevada, [DNS_Address]
Subject: Re: What is the real definition of a "liberal" these days... |
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Obviously Shadow, "definitions" of liberal or anything for that matter, come down to what we agree or believe them to be.
"Liberal" probably has become one of those terms that is in a state of flux.
After reading the definition I provided, I reached the conclusion, based on my own personal observation of my life, that I probably fit their definition of "liberal" more than not. Just my opinion based on my knowledge of what I personally consider important to me.
Your observations may and probably should be different than mine. Objectively speaking, that's to be expected.
From a larger perspective, I would submit that Earth Boppin, if it ever was a "liberal dominated" board, by these definitions, no longer is. EB passed "liberal" quite some time ago and has moved on for many posters into somewhat uncharted territory that is anything but "liberal".
When posters are deleted, belittled, bullied, misrepresented, insulted and denigrated, then you have a situation closer to the Sharks and Jets of West Side Story fame: how'd that work out?
What's dominating EB now is in no way liberal oriented but rather on the level of street gangs and hoodlums masquerading as saints and saviors.
You have a choice here...
...you can continue the gang approach, or you can rise above it and continue on the path to greatness most posters here actually started long ago.
Beating on your own brothers and sisters is the wrong approach in this advanced day and age.
All of us are better than that.
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Date: January 09, 2022 at 10:57:06
From: shadow, [DNS_Address]
Subject: Wow... Don't know quite how to thank you... |
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...Nevada, for continuing to provide increasingly-more- perfect illustrations and examples of exactly how I've characterized your offerings here...
...each one more fitting than the last! That's not easy!
You're too generous, sir...maybe I shouldn't have encouraged you... ;)
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Date: January 09, 2022 at 11:07:11
From: Nevada, [DNS_Address]
Subject: you're quite welcome Shadow, as always... |
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It usually works better when the chains, knives and guns are left off an even playing field.
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Date: January 09, 2022 at 11:25:05
From: shadow, [DNS_Address]
Subject: Re: you're quite welcome Shadow, as always... |
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Then take them off your own table, get off your high-posing horse and find your long, long Road toward looking us straight in the eye ON an actually-level playing field... Pretty late in your game to begin such a radical course-correction, but hey, miracles happen all the time, eh?
...& this is the simulacrum of me you imagine exists on your stage, in your own play, winking off it...
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Date: January 09, 2022 at 11:51:50
From: Nevada, [DNS_Address]
Subject: Re: you're quite welcome Shadow, as always... |
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"...& this is the simulacrum of me you imagine exists on your stage, in your own play, winking off it..."
...actually Shadow I wish I had even a "simulacrum" of you, but after literally years of reading your posts here, I have absolutely no clue of who you are or what you really think.
It's like posting to a total stranger and I've never been able to break through to find out where our common ground might or might not lie.
I guess I'm curious enough to want to keep trying.
Hopefully you have a clearer picture of me even if you don't particularly care for it.
I've had many wonderful mentors in my life, some came easily, some I really had to work at.
I'm sorry we've never gotten to know or understand each very well.
Maybe somewhere else in time?
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Date: January 09, 2022 at 15:29:38
From: JimW, [DNS_Address]
Subject: Nevada, I know exactly where Shadow is coming from, but....... |
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you are drowning in your silly,juvenile games
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Date: January 08, 2022 at 14:08:29
From: shadow, [DNS_Address]
Subject: Re: ...can't help but notice you chose not to respond to Jim's post... |
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So many things we just...”can’t help but” notice, eh Mr. Lee? lol
Feel free to keep running your lines from the play happening within your own mind... I am not present within it... ;)
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Date: January 08, 2022 at 14:14:43
From: Nevada, [DNS_Address]
Subject: you're definitely "present" Shadow... just not accountable sometimes(NT) |
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Date: January 08, 2022 at 14:23:49
From: shadow, [DNS_Address]
Subject: ...lol... ;D |
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You have a good evening hon...
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