dudalb
Penultimate Amazing
Yea, i kno, rite?
Boy, are you in a bad mood tonight.
You seem to get upset if ANYBODY dares disagree with you on anything.
Hopefully you will grow out of it.
Yea, i kno, rite?
Actually, I wasn't disagreeing with you on that at alldudalb said:Boy, are you in a bad mood tonight.
You seem to get upset if ANYBODY dares disagree with you on anything.
Hopefully you will grow out of it.
And the "zzzz" emoticon was the epitome of a mature argument?
Read my edited post, please.I am just tired of the Same Old S--- from Jihad Jane all the time.
Or are you defending her rants?
You really seem to be suffering from "Angry Young Man" disease quite badly, the same way Skeptic seems to suffering from "disgurntled Oldster" disease.
How many hateful Islamic preachers are on the list? The UK is a lost cause, death by multiculturalism.
England's Home Secretary, Jacqui Smith
Boy, are you in a bad mood tonight.
You seem to get upset if ANYBODY dares disagree with you on anything.
Hopefully you will grow out of it.
To Skeptic and Lonewolf:
Please take the bickering to private messaging. Neither of you is looking particularly good at the moment.
(From a description of Ecoterrorists on a taken over ship) and without toilet facilities - if they approach to dump in the ocean, a sniper fires - they have to live with their products.We might take a page from Edward Everett Hale and put all those folks on a rusty old tub anchored 30 miles off Somalia for all eternity.
Probably just paid too much attention to V. Missed the point that it was fiction.Well, I did PM him, but no response. Ah well.
To be fair, Dudalb is right about disagreement. But it's not because I disagree with Skeptic. I disagree with plenty of people that I'm able to debate civilly with. Skeptic doesn't want to disagree civilly, though. In every single debate, every single one, he has to put anyone that disagrees under some label (progressive, humanist, whatever), and then create a strawman caricature of what they believe, past actions, future actions, and then he suggests that they "hate everyone" (for instance, on Israel-Palestine arguments, anyone that ever defends Palestine is made out to be a Jew-hater that only defends Arabs). And even then, he does this before anyone even started to disagree.
But his tactic here was just using vitriolic language against the UK that's obviously just apocalyptic speech. I might as well go into a huge rant at how England is becoming the new 1984, soon they'll be "liquifying" people that disagree with them, blah blah blah.
I have a suspicion that your first example would probably be the reverse - they just would not be letting them out - unchanged.Oh yeah, and by the way: If I was in a country with a large Muslim population, I would not want to invite someone into the country that essentially says, "We should wipe out all Muslims".
Oh, yeah. And if I was in Israel, I wouldn't invite someone that said, "We should wipe out all Jews".
Anyone who thinks that this is "just" a case of "thought control" obviously hasn't put much thought into the delicate issues at hand.


If they were Brits living in this country I think there would be more concern but these are foreigners wanting to come into the country so have no rights here.
I think Darat meant they have no rights to be here, not that they have no human rights when on our soil.
Hence the opening phrase 'Darat, either you worded this a bit more harshly than intended ...'