View Full Version : KulturKampf: This Man Loves Life!
mburbank
Mar 2nd, 2006, 03:02 PM
1.) “I was interested in reading about the famed period of Greek homosexuality, a period which a lot of people try to use to justify the homosexuality as a normal and commonplace act, one that is merely suppressed by society.”
2.) “I wanted to see if I could find: How prevalent it was, what the homosexual culture of the time was like, who is doing it, who is getting done in it, how did women ever fit into the picture, etc.”
3.) “In my effort to answer these questions, I would like to provide some answers for us all for our continued discussion on homosexuality by discussing a history of it.”
4.) “So even in the sense of the Spartans and their boys, it was an issue of pederasty and considered distinctly different from adult homosexuality which was strongly discouraged and ridiculed, as even objective sources do note.”
5.) “To me this sounds like an idealization of youth, and sort of that in the minds of others men became dirty after a certain age and were not fit for sexual interaction. “
6.) “It goes into the notion of Pederasty again, and further separates the concept and delineates that the concept of grown men engaging in a homosexual relationship was unheard of.”
7.) “In many senses, we can understand the concept of Greek homosexuality as being primarily of a pederastic nature, and thus as more of an institution of an older man taking a younger man as an apprentice. “
8.) “This coupled with a general disdain of women as being only for family and being less intelligent than men, would probably make the men interested in intimate, intellectual relationships that would result in a homosexual act.”
9.) “Conclusion: Homosexuality in ancient Greece is incredibly abused and misused in trying to justify the normality of homosexual relationships amongst men, and that there is absolutely no evidence to conclude that homosexual is simply a natural phenomenon that society represses, but rather that even in ancient Greece it was still a ridiculed concept if two older men acted as homosexuals.”
10.) “It would be nice to see argumentation, but I do not get it -- mere bullshit commentary from bullshittists. It is proof that we'll triumph again. SPQR.”
Emu
Mar 2nd, 2006, 03:04 PM
It's funny, I was JUST reading your post where it said "All it's going to take is one slow work day" and BAM the thread is there. It's like Christmas in July. :love
mburbank
Mar 2nd, 2006, 03:14 PM
11.) “Wikipedia isn't bias, and I would challenge you to find a non-bias source that contradicts what these sources say.”
12.) “Furthermore, I am going to get out of the Army. I want to get tattoos on my face and hands, and the only way is to leave the military.”
13.) “I would like to try to become a Professor and publish studies against the Left wing, because they are the only target that concerns me.”
14.) “Historically, it is inevitable that the liberalism will return as a disease to haunt the mighty civilization -- it is a fact of Spengler's theories concerning the cycles of history that was further elaborated on by Durant.”
15.) “It would be neat to see an actual penis in my hands -- could you make it look like I just got done smoking a cock?”
16.) “You could have easily come out of an Afghanistani woman and ended up overzealous and preached to your entire life as such, and brainwashed by a local regime come to view characters as ibn Laden as heroes.
17.) “Furthermore, it is just a situation where we need to find some resolution to the issues that we faced, and to do that, we cannot keep men around in cages for 20 years waiting military tribunals that are questionable at best.”
18.) “I do not want to try to sound smart more as I want to sound as if my arguments are right. I am not concerned with what people think of me.
19.) “How come these threads are never about the ideas in them that are presented?”
20.) “Individual cases should be handled as such, and certainly there are people amongst the guantanamo inmates that need lifetimes in jails, and others that have already served their dues.”
mburbank
Mar 2nd, 2006, 03:34 PM
21.) “It is interesting that it is portrayed as more scandal for Republicans, when in reality there is no party left untouched.”
22.) “I think this is more proof of a liberal media spin on something that is really quite disturbingly prevalent, even affecting the DNC golden boys who can do no wrong.”
23.) “Yeah, there is more evidence suggesting that he was working too much with the republicans, and that he was obviously personally as such, and so it is more of a Republican scandal.”
24.) “And so perception is as close as we can get to truth, and we are supposed to break down our perceptions to come up with more true thoughts? Why do you bother having opinions if the world is just different perceptions, and neither is inherently right or wrong, being that the truth is unknowable?”
25.) “I have nver needed to 'drift to conformity.' I have never, for a fleating moment, had sexual attraction to a man or a horse, and so why do you think these confines are 'oppressive' when it is the natural direction which I move to?”
26.) “You are so confused in philosophy you are convincing yourself you are a gay.”
27.) “These are factual statuses in many ways.”
28.) “We live as we are, and it is up to us to make our own choices and decipher the own causes behind things.”
29.) “I guess I will learn not to cast pearls at pigs -- I'll toss you some anal beads next time.”
30.) “Nagin is an elected representative of the Democrats; Robertson donates money, just as anyone may, and in no way has ever run for an office as a RNC candidate.”
mburbank
Mar 2nd, 2006, 03:34 PM
31.) “We should insure that women and children do not die in our operations, and so I disagree with it.”
32.) “I think you are incapable of forming an argument, and I advise you not to do so or you will embarass yourselve.”
33.) “Only for international phone calls, where one person is a non-US person, and it is limited to tracking down folks who are suspectd of terrorism; if someone is getting a phoen call from a knon al-Qaeda related number, there msut be some sort of observation of what is happening.”
34.) “Terrorist plots have been uncovered before, and a lot of the details are unknown as to how they were cracked (we do not want terrorists to know how we do it), so there is a lot of gray area in wat you are saying.”
35.) “It is not terrorism, but rather it is vandalism. But I am never going to pretend that they have a good point in their cause; rather, I will simply note that they really are not terrorists in the least and saying as much is ridiculous.”
36.) “Pat Robertson did not win the nomination of the Republican Party, so he has never been a Republican representative in any sense of the word.”
37.) “Certainly the Christian Right voted for Pres. Bush, just as the vegans and other shady characters casted their college-age votes for Kerry, but this makes neither an honest and complete representation of the party.”
38.) “If Pat Robertson were to ever be a candidate, he could not speak on such a religious supremacy terms as he does and paint things so utterly black and white with his concepts; he is unfit to be an elected official with comments that are of such personal conviction.”
39.) “Nagin makes similar ridiculous comments about God punishing our nation with hurricanes (something definitely not to be in the realm of politics) and atop of it makes racist comments.
And he is an elected member of the DNC, and the DNC has not made any effort to chide or chastise him.”
40.) “How have I lost this argument at all?”
Pharaoh
Mar 2nd, 2006, 03:39 PM
Stop wanking Butwank, it's embarrassing. :wank
mburbank
Mar 2nd, 2006, 03:43 PM
Somebody wants a thread dedicated to them, but somebody isn't interesting enough. It's just shameful how jealous you are, you little girl! Stop pouting and go blow your nose.
KevinTheOmnivore
Mar 2nd, 2006, 03:45 PM
#30 is my favorite....
mburbank
Mar 3rd, 2006, 12:31 PM
41.) “To me, this is like reporting a car crash or when an ambulance team messes up and goes to the wrong scene of a crime -- a tragedy in many ways, but the only people to blame are isolated individuals who did not properly execute their job.”
42.) “It is not as if someone at Halliburton called up the water folks they outsourced to and said: "I dislike American soldiers and I am cruel, so let's not purify some water and give it to them!"
43.) “Liberals have no idea how to handle a situation where their zeal for multiculturalism and inclusionof homosexuals begins to clash, being that the Muslims are yelling "FUCK HOMOSEXUALS!" and now some of the homosexuals are saying, "Hey, these Muslims are mean fuckers!" You do nt, either, so you act like a cunt.”
44.) “there have been terrorist acts executed by Muslim youths in Britain, some of which were born in Britain and regarded as normal members of their community (I am remember reading this articles after the July attacks, but I have no time to find the links).”
45.) “You cannot say that these super-insulated communities are comparable to our older generation -- we have official mouthpieces of the Islamic people making these statements and refusing to comemorate the Holocaust because of the honorings of homosexuals.”
46.) “Here is some good excerpts about the insulation of Muslim communities:”
47.) “So that is my dialect. I guess it makes sense in some ways. I have been very absorbed for quite sometime.”
48.) “Soon Hamas is going to try to appear as a legitimate organization simply vying for a democratic resolution to a problem whose hidden solution is human bombs in crowded Israeli markets, and before you know it Leftists are going to be pretending that the transition was made and Hamas will be the new al-Jazeera: your Arab friends, speaking moderately about the truth.”
49.) “Liberals often say that Hussein was the only 'secular' leader, which is a joke when you look at his Presidential acceptance speech and his history of targeting Christians and Shi'ites being they were perceived as political liabilities.”
50.) “Many leftists pretend that Hussein was not that bad of a man, and a certain enemy of Islamism and thus has nothing to do with the Islamist threat.”
mburbank
Mar 3rd, 2006, 12:31 PM
51.) “He was not exactly as secular as you want.”
52.) “Furthermore, you cannot find outright portrayals of Hussein as bein g a good leader by any means, but you always hear him downplayed as secular and not a threat and being without any NBCs (certainly you would agree he didnt have NBCs, hahaha).”
53.) “Furthermore, Pres. Bush did not invoke God to provide us with a Holy victory, make th eenemy fall on his face and for us to continue to fly the banner of God.”
54.) “It seems that this was a traditional event in the community, and thus this proclamation to me does not seem as a large, pressing issue though it certain blurs some lines that we have.”
55.) “really, I sort of want a mix of freedom and I want to go and be with a woman -- if I am not in Korea, I will be in Iraq or preparing to leave for there, and though I relish service of my country there is a weak spot in my heart for freedom & this woman, and I admit that tattoos on neck - hands - face is a motive, it is not the primary. It ties in with 'freedom.' BTW -- the head will not be until later in life. Neck and hands I will get done shortly after leaving the Army.”
56.) “Sometimes the politics of opportunity aren't always stacked against the United States; often times, the vested interests of other states in their own economies play games as well. Naturally, these nations are slow to do anything because their reputation is at stake.”
57.) “Many leftists would say that our calls for resolution of this problem are us 'coming down hard on Iran,' and 'setting the stage for another imperialist invasion.' But in reality, it is a situation where other states drag their feet because of the economic investment which they have in the nation.”
58.) “Many people make out American wars as if it is aggression in the name of oil, but few people make out unreasonable peace efforts by other states as attempts to protect their own investments.”
59.) “The liberals are great at running their mouths.”
60.) “I am not speaking of the Democrats in general, I am speaking of liberals; I d not speak of them as being encompassed exclusively by the DNC by anymeans, being that the groups which I consider to be most threatening and extreme are... the more extreme.”
mburbank
Mar 3rd, 2006, 12:38 PM
61.) “DNC senators, like RNC senators, are inclined to filter their opinions through public opinion, whereas with the Liberals we are talking about a wide-ranging group of freaks who have no regard, merely are focusing on the issues as they see them through their silly-glasses.”
62.) “Common dreams is a large liberal mouthpiece, and these columnists and peoples make up a distinct thread in liberal opinion that is extreme and shitty.”
63.) “So do you consider yourself a liberal of the DNC persuasion?”
64.) “My native language IS English. Why would I lie? DNC is for the more moderate amongst liberals, and thus to me is not an accurate portrayal of all liberals.”
65.) “Trying to regain some ego over the deconstructionist bit?
It is okay, I am sure you are smarter than me, so go ahead and make your point.”
66.) “I would point to societies, such as the Greeks, where even a degree of homosexuality was practiced or such as the Afghans, who though practiced pedastery (sp?), never thought it acceptable that their homosexuality would be an attraction to other adult men.”
67.) “Even in societies that had no gender construct that would inherently pressure someone to be a heterosexual and even where havign sex with boys was acceptable, it eventually was viewed that a literal practice of homosexuality between two men acting as grown-up lovers was taboo.”
68.) “Basically, in every society except a few where fucking young boys was cool, homosexuality has been viewed as not an acceptable way of life. It is not a natural form to the human.”
69.) “The amount of people who are homosexuals in that sense have always been extremely few; very few people actually practice man-to-man love, so to speak, and so it is a deviation in sexual desire (which of course means nothing to a relativist).”
70.) “It is frowned upon by all people and practiced by an extreme minority of humans because it is.... unnatural. Wrap your brain around a word.”
mburbank
Mar 3rd, 2006, 12:44 PM
71.) “Cars are not naturally occurring, but they are created tools and objects by humans that serve express purposes.”
72.) “It is not natural to be born without legs or to be born blind, it is not normal; some sort of error occurred in the birth. However, would you say that it was natural?”
73.) “In the broadest sense, it is anatural birth; but it is not a natural, normal, and healthy baby by any stretch.”
74.) “Machines and humans are entirely different. (and I am the pinkest flamingo)”
75.) “Sexuality is partiallyc onstructed in the sense that in some societies promiscuity is condoned, and others is not; ti is also constructed as far as in some societies boy fucking is considered proper and fine, but i others it is not.”
76.) “But even in Greek and Afghani cutlure, which had/have rich heritage in boy-fucking, literal homosexuality between man and man, not man and boy, is forbidden and punishable by ddeat in afghanistan and was punishable with forfeiture of all citizenship in Greece.
77.) “Facts are facts, and as a pink flamingo I only adhere to facts.”
78.) “Kulturkampf's literally meaning is 'cultural struggle,' and historically is a reference to Chancellor Otto Von Bismarck's fight to make Germany a culturally united state and thus direct opposition to Catholic elements within the nation that threatened to divide it, and also in creating a secular education system so as to try to preach a sense of unity amonst all Germans independent of religious association.”
79.) “However, the historical context is only symbolic of the modern situation, and carries no direct meaning.”
80.) “Kulturkampf is a struggle for a society to not be divided by the elements which threaten a fundamental rift that could destroy something great, and kulturkampf is a call for a recognition of a sacred heritage and a carrying on of the flame.”
KevinTheOmnivore
Mar 3rd, 2006, 12:56 PM
"whereas with the Liberals we are talking about a wide-ranging group of freaks who have no regard, merely are focusing on the issues as they see them through their silly-glasses.”
Take off your silly-glasses, Max!
mburbank
Mar 3rd, 2006, 01:01 PM
I'm too busy having no regard.
mburbank
Mar 3rd, 2006, 01:27 PM
81.) “I am not a bigot, and I do not believe that any race is inherently superior to another, but I believe that certain cultures and attitudes are superior and I see no shame in that.”
82.) “The philosophy of kulturkampf is not an inherently applicable to economists, but I would say that the idea of the traditional cutlure being fine and requiring not a change, and that the people are self-sufficient and persoanlly responsible and that there is no need for a social revolution (but rather the need to social reaction), I would say that it would tend towards Capitalism. So I am not at odds with it. Though I do dislike soem of the corporate subsidizing and tariffs that the government maintains.”
83.) “Your last paragraph is hard to understand.”
84.) “It is a revolution in only as much as it is a counterrevolution.
It is a movement only in a smuch that it is a movement to return to a previous state. It's reactionaryu. There is no graded scale and there are no super-lofty goals, merely a call to return to the simple truths of oru times, and a call to maintain a connection to our heritage.”
85.) “Doctors have found tremendous information pertinent to homosexuals and their mental status which could imply deeper notions about homosexuality.”
87.) “If homosexuality is coupled with mental issues so much, is homosexuality a form of an identity crisis that could cause these issues?”
88.) “Question: Is there anything basic that separates homosexual mentality from normal people's mentality?”
89.) “Conclusion: Homosexuals re much more inclined to mental instability, and perhaps it is even rooted in a more profound question they have concerning identity. The causes are unclear, but regardless of reason, it is present in the society.”
90.) “These people were probably so far in the closet that no one knew of their behavior and thus persecution was not evident, yet still they lead suicidal lifestyles.”
mburbank
Mar 3rd, 2006, 01:35 PM
91.) “Their mental health and chemical dependency, regardless of cause, is no good for raising kids.”
92.) “Some of the sources were Dutch, I remember reading; so I do know it is global, though I would not be surprised if it was more American oriented.”
93.) “And why would I be a closet homosexual? Sounds like more internet accusations.”
94.) “When an argument is made contrary to their beliefs, they accuse the person of being a xenophobe, a racist, and unsympathetic towards the poor (three different folks!) when we are talking about a serious issue of homosexuality.”
95.) “No, they were generally more in the closet minus major metropolises. Now it is a fad to be gay.”
96.) “I refuse to be a closet anti-homosexual. I will never hide my beliefs, and I will always stand proud and true to the values that I hold”
97.) “First, it is simply that there is a higher percentage of homosexuals with these issues -- much higher level (!).
Second, I will make a second post -- I have researched Greek homosexuality and will make the post for you.”
98.) “I am great that you feel your personal experiences can stand in the way of actual, scientific polls (LOL).”
99.) “Come on, son, didn't anyone ever teach you how to use your brain and make an argument? On other message boards I get far superior responses to this, and you are the one who is being arrogant concerning the facts!”
100.) “Naturally, activist groups and foundations are the ones inclined to post these studies on the internet and publicize the information. Others aren't. They are scientists doing studies, and they publish them objectively, and then an activist site exploits the information. That is the modus operandi.”
MLE
Mar 3rd, 2006, 08:37 PM
Finished! Hooray!
mburbank
Mar 7th, 2006, 01:04 PM
101.) “It was of a sample, dumbass; of 656 and 43. I hae neve rknown anyone to say "I need help changing my sexual orientation." And so te very idea that such a large amount of people would seek as much is absurd to me. That is nearly 10% of homosexual men asking to be made straight -- sounds like a crisis of identity in many senses, a degree of uncertainty in self.”
102.) “Of course I do know homosexuals existed before the nineties, I noted that they were probably in the closet. "Dumbass."”
103.) “Find me some data that contradicts it that is not importail, and not bias, "jackass."”
104.) “I will teach my kids my ideas, and I will have many kids, and my kids will have their own kids, and maybe somewhere along the line the chain will be broken s it is anywhere, but before it is, there will be many conservatives with Spartan ethics. The culture war isn't over. And we are going to beat you.”
105.) “Certainly the polls are not of every homosexual, but enough studies with enough conclusions using enough people heap up some evidence.”
106.) “We'll never go away -- not in my lifetime, and not in the lifetime of my kids; you'll die before you see your ideals factualized, in the very least. We are losing the war, but we will still make you uncomfortable because we hate you.”
107.) “You're stupid. Iam not going to go further down this because it is going to be similar nonsense and I do not have time to waste.
If you want, please put the relevant points in much shorter ways.”
108.) “If you can bring me evidence saying that heterosexual men, per capita, perform more acts of pedophilia than homosexual me, yes, it definitely does.”
109.) “However, the rate of pedophilia amongst men in general I am sure is small, though perhaps the heterosexuals are more inclined; instead of 1 in 10,000 it becomes more like 2 in 10,000, maybe, for heteros as compared to homosexuals.”
110.) “I do not pick and choose what facts are convenient for me, unlike my opponents. Maybe even homosexuals generally have higher IQs than heterosexuals; I would not doubt it or deny it if evidence was brought up. So why don't you do some research?”
mburbank
Mar 7th, 2006, 01:13 PM
111.) “it is a deviance that they practice that spreads disease and contaminates the society as a whole. And now they want to raise kids.”
112.) “I am bashing them out of disliking their lifestyle.”
113.) “Second, and most importantly, certainly heterosexual sex would naturally and biologically transmit diseases on the same level, but the overbounding sexual promiscuity of homosexual men results in them having a much higher rate of AIDS infection (and you know it).”
114.) “Understanding is a two-way road, cunt.”
115.) “Freedom and liberty are simple concepts, though abstract; that a man has a right to be as he wants. To do as he wants. It is a good idea. It doesn't require a stretch of the imagination.”
116.) “Liberals want to get along with everyone so much that they end up appeasing Adolf Hitler in the Sudetenland.”
117.) “Yes, I always follow facts; Lesbians rarely ever get these STDs, and so I am not going to pretend that they do. It would be a lie.”
118.) “I would be just as guilty s all the liberals pretending that homosexual men do not have a higher inclination to AIDS infection.”
119.) “I would also think u would be hard pressed to portray animals as being consciously homosexual, and not just confused pricks looking for a good feeling in their groin. Animals are not known for being quite as adept at humans.”
120.) “I did not bring up the argument about gayness not happening in the wild. I would agre that it does happen.”
mburbank
Mar 7th, 2006, 01:39 PM
121.) “However, six per cent of an animal with the brain the size of three of my fingers pressed together is not actually a good measure of what is proper.”
122.) “I can see how animals do gay acts -- you have a prick or a hole, and you want it to feel good and you don't care what you rub it on as long as it is rubbed; animals can't use their left hands like us, and it would be all the better if they didn't have to.”
123.) “So animals fag out because they are unaware of how sick they are being.”
124.) “I noted earlier that animals do sex because it feels good, and they do not discriminate; they cannot masturbate so they rub whatever seems pleasant. I tis not a conscious and discriminating drive to have sex as an animal.”
125.) “Or do some of you think, actually think, that animals are inclined to a literal homosexuality over simple sexual mischief?
They're programmed to feel good at orgasm, and not to discriminate in their taste.”
126.) “It is excellent when liberal doctrine gets them to begin justifying Islamic fundamentalism preaching murder of Jews as being a right due to a multicultural heritage -- just put a clown nose on and get it over with.”
127.) “I want to rad the Koran, now, just to say I have and highlight every shit part of it that I can.”
128.) “You are saying the translation is going ot be abnormally hateful and wrong because a Jew translated it? I guess that the Muslims were upset that he wasn't one of the Jews hiding behind the trees that were shouting: "There is a Jew behind me! Kill him!"”
129.) “Just because you have liberal cheerleaders here does not mean that you hae the right to be aggressive and skip over arguments as they do.”
130.) “I am not a Muslim. I have better things than to read a book that encourages the murder of Jews.”
mburbank
Mar 7th, 2006, 01:46 PM
131.) “Right now I am actually dividing my blogging into two realms: My current one will remain that of a personal level and it will include politics from time to time.”
132.) “I am a gay and I like your dad.”
133.) “I vote: No money to help drug addict scum. Let them go to charities or do it themselves.”
134.) “For most people in N. America, if you said: "HEy, this weekend don't go otu and get AIDS, do not use heroin, and do not quit your job and start livign on the streets as a homeless vagrant."
They would laugh.”
135.) “But there is a small amoutn of people in the world who are of such pathetic standards that they would actually fail at a simpel task like: "Don't use intraveinous drugs." "Don't get AIDS."”
136.) “If you are that stupid, it would be better for us to let you die off in your world of disease and despair.”
137.) “I intend to get a concealed weapon permit and carry a pistol with me, and if I have any amount of reaction time I will use it with lethal force and extreme prejudice against anyone attacks me.”
138.) “Also, if I see oen of these nutjobs attacking someone else, I will also use deadly force against them -- and proudly so.”
139.) “I would be perfectly contnet for everyone to live provide they leave me alone, and I generally would like to communicate the idea that: I have no sympathy for people who destroy themselves, and make those very choices as opposed to working for osmething more.”
140.) “How is this suggesting death wishes towards them?”
mburbank
Mar 7th, 2006, 01:56 PM
141.) there is an entire judicialsystem in place that protects us from invasive acts against us.”
142.) “The act allows the monitoring of terrorists and other scum, essentially, and how it is described in law, simply allows that if people receive calls from known terrorists people are going tolisten to what is said over the phone as opposed to simply note "Shit, a phone call from a terrorist is being placed to someone in our country."”
143.) “mburbnak = loser of the debates!”
144.) “you sit at your computer (similarily to me, but I bet you are a man with your legs crossed as a female or vice vesa), and you make bizarre insults when you get angry. and you lose your debates and are too lazy to maintain a blog.”
145.) “the reason to go around the FISA court is: (1) Courts take time; if a phone call is being placed from a telephone number reputed to be of a terrorist to a US person, we need quick action to monitor the call; or if a call is originating from a satellite phone in a region known to be plotting terrorist acts towards an American place wich could act as a signal...
146.) “(3) It is not unconstitutional being that it does not involve the monitoring of private calls of US citizens, and if it does involve a US citizen, the US citizen is likely committing an act of treason, and furthermore, it (4) doesn't violate privacy in the sense that nothing about a person's private life will be used in persecution of that person because under this warrant only evidence gathered pertinent to FIS sources and terrorst plots would be considered valid.”
147.) “I used the titleebcause it is a unique word that is descriptive of the time we live in -- a cultural struggle. I explained it earlier.
I am not a Nazi. And I am an American stationed in Korea, and I do love Korea.”
148.) “The blog very well could be without updates for a whole two weeks if this persists, but I promise that I will not faulter in the future and it will be a successful, archived, and luxuriously categorized case against your beliefs.
149.) “I love it and I get a mental orgasm when I think about it. It is going to be terrific.”
150.) “I love women and never have the desire to do sex with men!”
mburbank
Mar 7th, 2006, 02:05 PM
151.) “Some countries care for the domestic population and try to accomodate foreigners, as opposed to sell away the birth-rates of the people.”
152.) “Oil is a precious commodity, and the problems that exist with it are more on the supply-side concerning economic disparity and corruption of governments and nationaliation of the oil resources. Let's be honest with ourselves.”
153.) “But I would not expect a liberal to have served in the military and have any concept of what different rounds look like, or to have any clue about ordinance.”
154.) “I am no Red Legs (again, I would not expct a liberal to be familiar with any military slang) but I can tell the difference between an artillery round and a missile (in most obvious cases such as this).”
155.) “Somewhere a 13B would have seen the photo and passed it around to his soldiers laughing at the mistake, sending a little email to the journalists saying: "Are you for real?"”
156.) “Liberals are not notorious for their military service, discipline, or dedication to ... anything (?!?).”
157.) “Journalism is a job that attracts leftists.”
158.) “I bet he cannot argue. I also bet the same of you.”
159.) “There is no point talking about the validity of conservatism and punk rock with people who probably have no idea what Oi! music is, and who references to some of the most prominent of these bands would draw blank stares.”
160.) “I withdraw here, being that this is total degeneration.”
KevinTheOmnivore
Mar 7th, 2006, 03:47 PM
This could be a P/T job, Max.
mburbank
Mar 7th, 2006, 05:29 PM
If only I could get paid for this shit. I will say, this kind of deep attention to the way a speciffic, odd individual writes is good for my writing. And I do find it fascinating. But money would be the icing on the fascination.
MLE
Mar 7th, 2006, 09:14 PM
What number are we shooting for, max? ;D
mburbank
Mar 8th, 2006, 10:53 AM
That depends on how long this loony stays around.
161.) “Liberals just fabricate bullshit -- "he disagrees with me. I think he's going to get violent so let's use that as our reason to censorship and thought-police."”
162.) “A few folks provide links here and there, but overall the general composure of our opposition is immature repetitiono f bullshit.”
163.) “It does spread disease much more due to the absolutely enormous rate of fornication amongst homosexuals (note the facts pointing at AIDS and homosexual men). (cue previous thread)”
164.) “The link to the articles referenced are found at the blog entry at this location.”
165.) “It seemed quiet lately so it deserves to be discussed. I think the sunshine policy is ridiculous hippie caca.”
166.) “There are lingering issues pertinent to the divide between the Republic of Korea and the United States over the North Korean issue.”
167.) “The sunshine policy seems more of an attempt of everyone cheering up the Grinch and convincing him that there is another way than actual politics.”
168.) “As opposed to direct pressure on a corrupt regime Pres. Kim Dae-jung searched his pockets for a policy meant to break 50 years of stand-off, but in reality it is a grasping at straws to defeat the North Koreans.”
169.) “Peace is the end goal, and fostering positive relations is a necessity for the future of the Korean penninsula, but appeasing and cooperating with a regime of scum is not a proper policy for anyone -- regardless of how idealistic.”
170.) “We have gone too far in our hippie ideals when a nation that has counterfeited money and manufactured drugs to fund its' deadly regime and nuclear program is appeased. Do you remember the Sudetenland?”
Pharaoh
Mar 8th, 2006, 04:55 PM
Rhat depends on how long this loony stays around.
Rhat?
You dirty rhat, butwank!
mburbank
Mar 8th, 2006, 05:02 PM
171.) “"It seemed quiet latley," (yes, it was, now part two of the claused sentence) "so it deserves to be discussed." It being the issue of Korea.”
172.) “Korea can be quiet in an expressive sense; Korea is quiet when there is no news coming out of it.”
173.) “I bet this is indicative of all of the conservatives on this board, and that secretly they all are going to go do similar attacks against our society.”
174.) “It is too bad that we have a youth so helplessly led astry, and it is too bad that we have people so badly wounded by his poor actions and decisions -- I hope good can somehow come out of the situation.”
175.) “Teach tolerance? Sure. But I dislike the idea that the teaching of tolerance becomes an indoctrination into believing all people who think homosexuality is wrong are backwards. That is wrong.”
176.) “It is rational, it uses reason in argument, I do not think i tis so proper to be so insulting.”
177.) “Her body was so discolored she did not even look like once a young, typical English schoolgirl (note: she was white; judging by the photo you would guess she was actually black, but she became so discolored).”
178.) “Friday night at a punk rock concert I drank a lot -- I had a 40 ounce on the subway down, and then had a 4-5 bottles of beer, and an old Korean man bought for me and him two bottles of Soju (about 8 shots a piece, the soju is about 60-70 proof), and I danced to punk & skinhead music, and then I went outside to piss on a dumpster and have a moment in thought”
179.) “If you do drugs, you are innocent, and it is a cry for a good time, and that we all simply wanted a good time, and that drug use was a desire for the good. I thougt... This is so terrible that people who are so young die of as much.”
180.) “NOTE: anything with a number in paranthesis has a note at the bottom.”
mburbank
Mar 8th, 2006, 05:07 PM
181.) “"Too fast to live, too young to die" is a popular patch amongst punk rockers in Asia. It means: "(I am/you are)too fast to live, too young to die (because you are young and quick, and you are a punk rocker for life)."
182.) “Those words was about two friends who failed college entrance exams, and to this date, (weeks later), are depressed and unwilling to come out.”
183.) “ I ecstatically plea and I am overjoyed on the phone, saying, "Oh please, come out, come out, we want to see you" but they object and do not come.”
184.) “They are both special folks in punk scene, who are really funny and happy normally making jokes, but now so stoic and sad; so it is personal forme.”
185.) “Bacchus was just a lover of life.”
186.) “The poems are about being a punk rocker and dealing with facts of life, and this night I drank a lot and I heard some of my favorite songs, and I want to say: I am and will be myself, and there wont be a shame, and there wont be a filter in my brain to sort out the bad or the good, but just a pouring out of a human perspective.”
187.) “A human perspective should be naked, a human perspecive should be honest enough to never care what another thinks, and a human perspective should be as courageous as a fish.”
188.) “A human perspective admits when its wrong, but sometimes it doesn't even know -- and a human perspective is as Jean-Jacques Rousseau's noble savage: It is wild and free, and by virtue of this, it is honest and incapable of telling a lie –“
189.) “a noble savage is truth, and truth is the answer to the lies we say and the painful portraits people make.”
190.) “no one can take away the endless fridays and saturdays of glory unending, and the contortion on your face when you hear your favorite song.”
Pharaoh
Mar 8th, 2006, 05:14 PM
1.) "As a professional writer I just want to chime in and say I think comparing you to a fetus incapable of sustaing life outside the womb is well within the poetic liscence of a joke."
2.) "Administration says anti-trorture law void at Gitmo."
3.) "I get that you hate youryself because your dream about having sex with Mulsim men."
glowbelly
Mar 8th, 2006, 05:15 PM
191.) "I am not fat, but I am incredibly stupid."
192.) "I do and collect phone numbers of women, and call them, and I have not had sex in a while because I dated a girl from at home and thus was not having sex out here, and I am thinking I want to not have a one night stand so much as I want to have a girlfriend for reasons identical to a dripping cock."
193.) "But I had sex three weeks ago, when I broke up with my girlfriend roughly, and ... it was unrpotected. I am wondering if it will drip."
glowbelly
Mar 8th, 2006, 05:17 PM
pharoah: start your own thread >:
mburbank
Mar 8th, 2006, 05:33 PM
194.) “I.... I.... I..... approve of the legalization of marijuana because I feel that it is not a drug that is more extreme than alcohol, and for us not to legalize it is a double standard.”
195.) “I have no shame, and I am not the lowest on any social totem pole, and I am not trying to impress you, but trying to express myself.”
196.) “I will write more poetry in the future that is philosophical to help express my ideas to you, and because poetry is a romantic assimilation and gathering of your great ideas and thoughts.”
197.) “It is good that you are getting an education and that you have a passion in your way of life.”
198.) “I violate that each weekend. With my dick.”
199.) “No one sees a hurricane that devestates an entire city as a reason to not continue support for a President that called up the 82nd Airborne to help out;”
200.) “A famous person once said, but I am not sure who.... said something like: "Peace is the period of time that you use to prepare for the next war." It is true. Fuck peace agreements -- let's beat them in the war, and then prepare for the next group of enemies we'll have to fight.”
201.) “I do see the point, but I think you are bringing it to a more extreme level.”
202.) “He could have easily have been a young lawyer for most of it, or a judge in backwoods Iraq administering over two ranchers arguing over goats; we do not know enough about his background. I doubt he is the former right arm of Hussein by any means.”
203.) “Think about it: we are dealing with a guy that speaks on countless issues, and a lot of these are not always and immediately up to date on policy. When he is dealing with the military it is not as if he isn't dealing with millions of people doing millions of things, and so if you think that he is responsible for each, indvidual occurrence would it be appropriate that I started holding you accountable for what each of your familes, friends, coworkers, etc. do with their lives? I think Rumsfeld is okay.”
mburbank
Mar 10th, 2006, 01:11 PM
204.) “Then we'd lose thousands of soldiers a year due to sexual orientation based harassment and assaults.”
205.) “If gays were in the military, we'd lose countless dollars to lawsuits and then countless more in losing thousands of other soldiers annually because of the crimes against gays. You are a cunt.”
206.) “Pharoah is right -- ur freedom of speech is merely an orgy for people who are like you. it is not real.”
207.) “our joys are our own, our pains are our own, and our honor and dishonor is entirely relative to ourselves.”
208.) “A culture that accepts defeat and succumbs to its' own bane is a culture that will destroy its' own nation.”
209.) “The United States culture is headed in that direction: we believe we can solve our problems through drugs to make us happy like Prozac, or solve our problems through welfare programs and 'saving the trees.'”
210.) “Economist Thomas Sowell noted that the one thing that really destroyed black America was President Johnson's "Great Society" that intended to build up large, urban house estates for impoverished people to live in (who at the time was greatly made up of blacks).”
mburbank
Mar 10th, 2006, 01:21 PM
211.) “The society was never integrated, and due to an environment of total negativity, few people escaped it.”
212.) “The 'Great Society' made a sub-society dependent on government hand-outs, and these hand-outs humbled a group of people to unemployment and tough times in urban districts.”
213.) “This is what a kulturkampf is about: a struggle for a positive society where hand-outs are frowned on, and men understand that their fates belong to themselves as opposed to being dependent on a government hand-out, and this becomes the empowering element for a society.”
214.) “All right -- call military recruiting videos, meant to inform and recruit youths who protect your freedoms, a bunch of smoke-up-the-ass propaganda (along with all the benefits youths get for joining). Jerk off.
215.) “Much money was given to Arab news because newspapers and television broadcasting services are attacked that support the coalition efforts -- some of my mates currently guard a television studio constantly under mortar fire and attack, where workers literally live there, because they report pro-Coalition news.”
216.) “No one is sure what the meaning of life is, but I think that if you look at the noun life and merely ask what the verb is, you get the answer regardless of your beliefs in the supernatural.”
217.) “Nothing was ever accomplished through the passive, and no one ever lived through doing nothing. To live is to live.”
218.) “It never matters if it is bad or if it is good, for all life is accented by both bad and good;”
219.) “We do not go after the woman because we are afraid of failure; we do not fight the bigger man because we are afraid of pain; and because we do not go after the best woman, and because we do not fight the biggest man, we will never know the meaning of 'best love' or 'best fight.'”
220.) “Because we are afraid to write a bad poem or sing a song badly, we will never write a great poem or sing a song greatly;”
mburbank
Mar 10th, 2006, 01:27 PM
221.) “If you were only to become mediocre and written off, just as anyone else, and if you were to be a slave to your own fears... What is the point of living?”
222.) “When you can win the great fight that you wanted, when you can enjoy the woman you wanted, when you can sing the song and write the poem that you wanted instead of what someone else said -- why would you settle for second when one only lives once?”
223.) “A man may go to bat 1,000 times, and strike out almost just as many; but if he should hit a homerun but once... The homerun is eternal. Others decide not to swing their bat, and rather be content with what falls into their laps. Why?”
224.) “Others stop at 100 seeds or 1,000 seeds or 5,000 seeds; they are satisfied with what flowers they yield from their labor. But I can only stop at 10,000 and I would carry on had I more time.”
225.) “The strong man is weak if he is a coward; the smart man is dumb if he is a coward; but a normal man when he is brave is worth a thousand geniuses afraid to think and a thousand musclemen afraid to fight.”
226.) “NOTE: I thate cowards.”
227.) “I am 21, of course; and I am getting older in the future.”
228.) “I am so excited to be alive and I have the greatest nights, and I enjoy every moment, and I seize it, and I never retreat and never give in, and I am going to always be winning.”
229.) “I think you all do not know the greatness. It is like the Tao or the Holy Spirit that we live. One day our cultural spirit will make a turn-around.”
230.) “My values and morals are not based on skinhead; I am a skinhead because of my values, morals, and way of life and my far-reaching interests.”
glowbelly
Mar 10th, 2006, 01:31 PM
227 kills me :lol
mburbank
Mar 10th, 2006, 01:36 PM
231.) “I mimic no one; I act as I wish, and I do as I please, and what I please to do is skinhead.”
232.) “Most Asian skins shave skin bald, as you are talking about, and I go back and forth.”
232.) “You do know the term freshcut, but I do not know.. Were you really a skin?”
233.) “The same reason you join the military -- you know your heart is in that place, and you agree with the fundamental philosophies and you want to become something more through their emulation and execution.”
234.) “Skinhead is not a political manifesto, nor is it necessarily some extremely rich culture; it is a mere way of life and attitude that one embraces while living.”
235.) “Skinhead is not politics or religion, these are different, and so we go along and do our own bit on our own.”
236.) “I think that skinhead has the most values to offer people in the sense of working class and national esteem as well as national identity; it teaches to have a pride in oneself and one's way of life.”
237.) “The way that the PC brigade attains power is by making opposing beliefs immoral, and thus not publishing studies done by scientists with results that do not match their own.”
238.) “How is religion irrational? It has been a driving force behind philosophy and reason for centuries, from Muslim thinkers like Averroes to countless Christian philosophers who exploredo the depths of rational and reason.”
239.) “Reason itself was in many ways pioneered by the religious, whether it is Christian or Pagan (Socrates believed that certainly there was a God, based on an intelligent design theory).”
240.) “You'd be so disappointed iwth how many Korean atheits I have met who are not profound thinkers rejecting the cloak of ignorance, but rather are just normal people who require as much intellectual liberation as a believer.
mburbank
Mar 10th, 2006, 01:47 PM
241.) “Atheists outside of the West are intellectually lame as much as Beleivers in the West.”
242.) “Who really cares about the distance between the sun and the earth? Who really cares how many meters long a man can grow?”
243.) “What matters is that I got into a fight and broke my nose and it made me feel masculine; what matters is that I met a girl and I fell in love; what matters is that in the summer of 1996 I got a handjob in a bathroom and it made me feel so good I came or that in the summer of 2003 I entered the US Army as a Private and it gave me a sense of both honor and fright as I went off to basic combat training.”
244.) “It does not matter the science behind any of it... Who cares about how my nose was broken? Who cares what the dimensions of the girl I fell in lvoe with were? Who cares the size of the bathroom or the science behind sucking shit at basic combat training?”
245.) “It does not matter the science, because the science is just a description of facts that help us build pictures and senses of what is happening when we aren't there.”
246.) “I tell you I broke my nose from a punch thrown by a 6'3" man weighting 240 pounds and we get an idea of "owe, that must have hurt," or I say I fell in love with the cutest girl ever, and we say "Ohhh, I see!" or I say the bathroom had a head lamp on instead of a regular light "sexy!" or I say that I went to BCT in summer in the South (sweaty, nasty, no good)....”
247.) “To reject God is to be more enlightened if religion is something that is producing of ignorance.”
248.) “I do not fear being hit in the face or beaten down; in the park, for fun, me and my friends beat each other up because we are skinheads, and that is what skinheads do; we drink, we fight, we bleed, and we continue to drink and then we meet again next weekend for as much of a rauccous time.”
249.) “It does not matter if I win or lose a fight, or if my face is broken and beaten down, because I am fucking living, man, fucking living! I am so in love with life it is absurd. Every day I have a stunning cumshot.”
250.) “An atheist can be ignorant in other things, but if he rejects the existence of the supernatural he is no longer ignorant about religion.”
mburbank
Mar 10th, 2006, 01:54 PM
251.) “There are carptements that exist within thought.”
252.) “Science can only observe things, but how can one ever observe the true emotions of a human heart that can be lockd away?”
253.) “Science can observe the actions within the brain and the triggering of emotions, but can it understand a peson's emotions and the reasons whyw e think our ways and live our lives the way that we do?”
254.) “science does nothing for me by itself, and whether or not science can explain a rationale behind something , I do not think that languge can even explain the profound depths of... things!”
255.) “I am pro-life as fuck.”
Kulturkampf
Mar 10th, 2006, 11:33 PM
It is really awesome that I am getting this kind of treatment. I feel like I am ... special.
Emu
Mar 11th, 2006, 12:07 AM
You are.
mburbank
Mar 13th, 2006, 11:29 AM
No one could read this thread and not realize we are dealing with somone 'special' here.
mburbank
Mar 13th, 2006, 11:40 AM
256.) "Sometimes, I want to be a professor because it is such a worthless job where one is paid to do essentially nothing -- this occupation fits my personality and way of life to a T."
257.) "I do not need an education -- I have instinct! You have to realize that a smart man without an education is smarter than a stupid man with one."
258.) "I think it does extend because I might want to give a present to someone when I die. A present in my will. Maybe I would give some money to friends and family, or a photograph of me when I was young. Or even a baby picture"
259.) "When I break my face in a public park strangers buy me drinks and giv e me bandages and free food; I was getting annoyed with how many random Koreans attempted to give me aid. "
Kulturkampf
Mar 13th, 2006, 07:14 PM
Now this is wat I am talking about:
The unending glory of the quotations of myself.
I call this: amazing, extravagant, pampering, and downright flattering.
mburbank
Mar 14th, 2006, 11:05 AM
Yes.
Now don't you think we hear enough from you in this thread? Unless your commentary is going to be bizarrely worded, don't clutter my masterpiece of found art.
mburbank
Mar 14th, 2006, 11:29 AM
260.) "I know what you mean, Zhukov, but what if say there is a family barber shop called "Kultur Klub" -- wouldn't it be appropriate that my kids, who grew up around it and maybe even helping herea nd there have the opportunity at inheritance?"
261.) "I do not want to go to school. I want to sit next to a fire at night, and I want to drink soju all the time and with it I want to eat some hot barbecued pork and beef, with mushrooms and garlic and cabbage and leafs;"
262.) "There is no point in an education if you can still eat barbecued pork and beef, mushrooms, garlic, and cabbage and leafs and can listen to your favorite song with your friends and watch a movie or fuck inside of a public bathroom with the door locked and a condom you bought out of a vending machine. "
263.) "My heart and my instinct are better than brains, and my pride and glory is eternal and ... I act independently of a brain. I do not use my brain. Why should I? I never think. My brain is only a tool to express a truth, an emotion, a feeling. "
mburbank
Mar 15th, 2006, 12:08 PM
264.) " I also had the generally proper perception that the Army does offer a lot of freedom -- we have a lot of four-day holidays and such."
265.) "Europe would in fact be mightier if it had a greater history of warfare, and due to its great warfare heritage has a great ability to... kick a man's ass."
266.) "I predict this thread to further devolve into "You are such an idiot/bigot/fascist/bonehead/moron." "
MLE
Mar 15th, 2006, 02:11 PM
267.) "I meet friends... I laugh... I meet a beautiful woman and I dance."
mburbank
Mar 16th, 2006, 11:22 AM
268.) "I think that you have no idea what you are talking about preechr, so one day I will make you an informational video to fill you in on what is going on."
mburbank
Mar 17th, 2006, 11:25 AM
269.) "I think that you do not understand what is going on, and what the differences in culture and society are."
270.) "For instance, sexual assault and rape are hugely perpetrated and unreported crimes in Korea-Japan-China, and also there is an abnormal amount of burglary in Korea compared to the US, while a total lack of murder."
271.) "I love how this great paradise of nature is never visited, never admired by the overwhelming majority of Libs but for the sake of sticking to the bleeding heart principals, they try to block it. "
272.) "Tere are a lot of issues with the degredation of the environment, and I might even oppose drilling in this case, but I hate the left wing so muc that I want to call them hypocrites."
273.) "Environmentalism should be out of love of nation and our natural glory of our ancestors, not out of something as dishonest as being a liberal."
274.) "I do not believe in racial superiority of anybody. But I hate commie scum."
275.) "I am going to get a fully body suit eventually. I will tkae a picture. I am not talking about a small tattoo. I am tlaking about a body in tattoos. I am talking about something that is demonstrative of a commitment to a higher ideal."
mburbank
Mar 20th, 2006, 11:29 AM
276.) "I did a tattoo on my right arm that takes up the area between the wristandthe top of the shoulder, and oneday I will make the tattoo cover from my last knuckle on my fingers up to my whole neck, and then put something on the head, and I willtattoo down to the final toe-knuckles that I have. It is a Japanese style infused with American skinheadism style. "
277.) "If I tattoo three fish for courage, how would I ever fear the results of the tattoos? And I do not fear any result. I bear them proudly."
278.) "If I tattoo a lotus flower for honorable death, how could I live dishonorable to self and deny myself my greatest pleasures? "
279.) "I know, now, that the tattoo of Chinese characters Ren Xiao Yao (任逍遙) meaning "To follow wind happy and carefree" is goingto go on my neck next to two butterflies with bright colors caught inside of spider webs,representative of my beauty as a butterfly, and my impending destruction at the hands of a spider society. And the words mean, and the butterfly means, that I will be free and follow my own desire. "
280.) "I am going to tattoo ideals of honor and courage b ecause today,none have it. "
281.) "They think they are wiser than the ancestors, and they dont love their nations, and they do notfight back ever and they even hate fights. "
282.) "I am an environmentalist not because I am a fucking gay, but because I am in love with the land."
283.) "And I remember our ancestors who were Vikings, Mongol horsemen, Samurai, Knights, Chevaliers, Spartans, Immortals, and I know: this society is so fucked because our ideals are gathered from 50 Cent, Michael Moore, etc."
284.) "Even Republicans are cowards. You would think a conservative would understand ideals. You would think they have 'SPQR' spirit. "
285.) "I get tattoos everywhere for the courage, the honor, and my personal separation from the herd of cunts."
286.) " Conservatives are boring, tame products of the 1950s that are pathetic reflections of past culturism. "
287.) "I want unending glory. I want to go back to the days of Spartans, Mongol hoards, warriors... I just want people to act like humanity is not just 70 years of masturbation and fucking. "
288.) "So I decide the most glory is to be a MAN. To follow the way of men. So I tattoo the way of men on me."
289.) "I tattoo "DULCE ET DECORUM EST PRO PATRIA MORI" for "be a soldier,be a warrior, be a killer, be a dier for your country because yuo are nothing without the debts and sacrifices others made."
290.) "There is so much tattoo to do,and through it to express that I hate your society, even if yuo do have a Republican President, you are still nations of filth infested by European socialists and commie scum that have no concepts. "
291.) "I want to join a group of Mongolians to ride horses into Europe and kill all of the people and make them live under tyranny so I can teach them how to be men. "
292.) "I want to beat men up because then they will understand that they have to be men."
293.) "There are kids that did not grow up playing sports and did not learn how to fight. There are kids who do not grow up knowing Nature or Ideals. "
294.) "There are men who actually think this is good that we do not fight, and that we divorce or have irresponsibility. "
295.) "If you disagree with me, I will fight you. If you agree with me, I will fight you. If you partially agree with me, I will explain myself more thoroughly, and once you have taken sides, I will fight you."
296.) "I worship nature and animals, and I worship God because He exists and He made such the beautiful nature, and I am going to revel in His creation. "
297.) "I like the rusty taste of blood and a broken face, and I like the delicate hands of a woman shaving my hair bald and the soft, warmth of a womans gripping flower. "
298.) "Once, I would have been Great. "
299.) "People would have married their daughters to me because they would see the awesome Verv walking. They would all say:
"This man is loyal to his Nation, he fights people all the time and asks 'who is next?' when he is wounded, he loves nature and he loves his animals in his herd, he honors his parents and is friends to everyone,"
300.) "But today, some people see Verv and say: "His nation is corrupt, there is no values or God, I hate my parents, fighting is morally wrong, honor is a myth, and he is just an idiot who likes his animals."
301.) "Because, when I smile and go to see the pogo drunk punks and skinheads and prostitutes and gangsters and old men and women, they smile so wide. They see me and they know who I am. I am young and I am a real man of this century, and I am like all of them, and they feel safe because as long as I exist, there will be relics of our heritage. "
302.) "I am nice to everyone, aall the time,and I givethe homeless 5 bucks because I love them, and I always act proper, and I fight out of fun, and I am living my ideals and loving my nature andmy country every single day."
303.) "I am a Spartan. "
304.) "Does anybody want to join a religion that:
(1) Follows the wind, happy and carefree
(2) Fights for fun and memory and glory.
(3) Covers their bodies in tattoos (decorating our most precious temples)
(4) Drinks from sunset to sunrise each Sabbath.
(5) Honors our ancestors.
(6) Goes to nature, and camps, and loves nature
(7) Worships the water thattouches our lips and our body, and is recycled to touch our lipsand body and go inside of our children, and the water that once went into thebodies and touchedthe sweet lips andbodies ofour ancestors, of our fish, of our animals? Of our MOUNTAINS AND TREES.
305.) "Our name will be our names, and then we will note that we are members of a sacred order of people who have names and are barbarians.
306.) "hahaha, we should talk about the ideas in it.I really like this phrase. It is now a motto: When all of civilization has become valueless, only barbarians have values."
glowbelly
Mar 20th, 2006, 11:55 AM
307.) you can always fuck a set of tits, but in reality, its the gash that makes the splash for me.
mburbank
Mar 20th, 2006, 12:08 PM
307.) "I live my life like a fish. Or a butterfly. Or a horse. Or a diseased poet."
308.) "Nationalism is sort of the form of conservatism that practices a national capitalism or mercantilism or socialism in a sense, pending on each situation of the nation and what resources are brought to the table. I see absolutely nothing wrong with it. "
309.) "NOTE: 'national Capitalism' as defined by Mao Tse-tung was capitalists that would put up tariffs on foreign states to try to harvest their own nations' economy better, which sometimes is a very appropriate economic tactic i. e. if you tax foreign liquor and make it more expensive, then domestic liquor manufacturers will actually have a job and ownt be driven out of competition, but sometimes in other market sectors like electronics, automanufacturing, etc. these domestic markets simply cannot compete with foreign producers because it is such a high end product. "
310.) "Nazi Germany went from the most economically destitute country in Europe where currency literally was not worth what it was printed on, but when the NSDAP took control in 1933 and put Dr. Schacht at the helm of the economy, literally they had upwards of 20% GDP growth annually and by 3 September 1939, when Germany went to war with France and UK after invading Poland on 1 September, the Germans were more than ready to engage us in combat due to their planned economy."
311.) "I fundamentally disagree with some of the economics, and feel that it must be handled situationally."
312.) "Furthermore, my interests in nationalism have now become very clear as I have seen the reality of certain threats in the world."
313.) " In Korea and USA, there are leftist nutjobs, everywhere, and many Koreans are giving up any sense of a Korean identity."
314.)" I merely thought that Americans collectively never had an identity, but when I saw things here, it become extraordinarily scary."
315.) "There must be a cultural struggle, on an international level, to combat European leftism"
316. " -- the concepts of right and wrong are being turned upside down and being replaced with moral relativity, stagnant culture, and suicide of national identity and self-esteem. "
317.) "Nationalist is a more appropriate title because on issues concerning the environment and the economy, I am not at all a textbook conservative, as with issues on education and what have you."
318.) "Nationalist is also more appropriate because all of my largest issues pertain to fighting the European leftists and their international counterparts;"
319.) " they are trying to bring down the fabric of every single culture and society through some bizarre post-modern metrosexual morally relative orgy of idiocy. "
320.) "I am working with a guy right now and we might make some documentaries in English about some hot, Korean political issues and the threat of Korea losing the culture war, or try to produce some writings on it in English to promote Korean nationalism. "
321.) "I do want to note that I feel every single countrie's struggle for maintainng national identity and integrity against the influx of leftist culture is a reflection of what we have to do on a greater level, and that by informing other Nationalists around the world about the struggles of Korea, people would understand what we are facing exactly. "
322.) "Now, the state of the world has become so grave in its' self-destruction of culture, identity, and morality that Nationalism means organizing a society to protect its' most vital interests and preserve the uniqueness and beauty of their state. "
323.) "the Nation is an institution of the people to create a better society that is servicable to its' citizens -- it is the vehicle of the identity and culture of a people, and it should be treated as such. "
KevinTheOmnivore
Mar 20th, 2006, 06:17 PM
"two butterflies with bright colors caught inside of spider webs,representative of my beauty as a butterfly, and my impending destruction at the hands of a spider society."
:lol
mburbank
Mar 20th, 2006, 06:34 PM
"The Spider Society"! Sounds like the villians in a Republic Serial.
Captain Marvel Vs. the Spider Society!
Chapter IV
A Butterfly Ensnared!
mburbank
Mar 22nd, 2006, 01:19 PM
324.) "I used to put peanut butter on my dick and let a dog lick it off."
425.) "I think the American national identity was probably very existet after the civil war and until the immigration influx of the 1890s, at which point these concepts became diluted. "
426.) "It has to do with the fact that leftists are often apologists for the extreme left (which are as fellow travelers to the Communists), and the general moral relativism and pussism of the left wing makes me sick to my stomac. "
427.) "I hate the excuses they give for promiscuous sex, drug abuse, homosexuality, etc. ad nauseum. the ideology is of the weak."
mburbank
Mar 23rd, 2006, 11:37 AM
328.) "I think this period would be solidified because it was a time in which the ideals were well established through the abolition of slavery and freeing of all men (a point that haunted American history up to that point). "
329.) "Furthermore, America was spreading from sea to sea and the frontier was established. "
330.) "People were not dependent on the government, and people generally had a philosophy of live and let live to the point where Teddy Roosevelt, while in North Dakota living as a cowboy, witnessed a man pulled from his bed and beaten terribly -- as he tried to intervene, everyone grabbed him and pulled him off, and said "Whatever this man did, it is between those two." "
331.) "I think really... There was a hearty pioneer spirit and extreme manifestations of individualism, though not in a modern sense of Ayn Rand, but rather in the sense of a frontier and a people founding a nation."
332.) "I guess I am rather a hypocrite."
333.) "I cannot write philosophies or words anymore coherently, because the ideas that I have cannot fit into words."
334.) "Man is weak without his nation. He is divided and incapable of actual progress.
335.) "He has to depend on himself or a small clan to scrounge by."
336.) "Nations like India have been historically weak because, historically, i ti snot a nation but rather a collection of independnet peoples on the subcontinent and only recently has there been an attempt to carve a national identity, yet it is daunting. "
337.) "Unity can be rooted in values, as often we see an United American front in the name of the higher values of the American people (that motivated American war-fighting prior to Viet Nam)."
338.) "Even if a nation is divided by values, values that are polar opposities, it is true that there is even still a sense of national unity "
339.) "Some goals are temporary, such as a national struggle for liberation of imperialists or such as a national struggle for the destruction of a foreign power, but certain goals are eternal such as the achievement of a better economy and a more comfortable lifestyles. "
340.) "The thoughts of the people became tolerant of deviance, and even generally practicing of deviance, from the culture and values of the people. "
341.) "Thus, when an alien force fought with the Romans the nation was unable to fight back -- there was no unity amongst the Roman people, and they could not be goaded into defending their own nation."
342.) "The cause of division does not matter, being that the end results always become the same: the diluting of the nation that threatens its' strengths. "
343.) "In his solitude, he is weak, indignant, and unfulfilled -- living amongst animals."
344.) "Can a man feel content if his wife's attentions are divided amongst men?"
345.) "Nor can a man feel content if his nation is divided, nor can a man feel content if his nation does not respect him."
346.) "A common virtue amongst a nation must be preserved, whether by heritage of the national offspawn or of education of the immigrant. "
347.) "I do not believe that there is a better ideology than My Friends, and there is no better way to live than My Way, and there is nothing else to take pride in except for My Own. "
348.) "Sometimes a Nationalist is a socialist, and sometimes a Capitalist. Soemtimes a Nationalist believes there must be a single, strong, unifying leader to guide the nation (such as no longer having elections during America's WWII, or such as Park Jung-hee in Korea), and at other times a democracy (both of these nations restored the national ideals after the war was essentially won). "
349.) "It is a simple philosophy that as a united state, we must take action to remain united and not fragment, and to furthermore promote only ideologies logically and practically beneficial to ourselves."
350.) "National unity ought to be restored in countless states (i think that Europe is most sore, but I have never been, I just judge from the news). "
351.) " it is a nation that has abandoned you and went the course of Greece and Rome, and is merely waiting for the other nations that do have values and national direction to inherit the power."
mburbank
Mar 30th, 2006, 11:34 AM
352.) "Kulturkampf is cool sounding and it represents a modern struggle.
I am too stupid to continue."
353.) "I remember growing up, and I would meet many smart people. "
354.) "There is no evidence for a God, and there is no evidence for absolute moral concepts. In fact, I do not believe in an absolute moral concept objectively. "
355.) "Objectively, there is no God and there is no morals, and there is no reason for me to treat others well. There is no reason to die for a country, there is no reason to be loyal to anything other than selfish reasons. "
356.) "In objectivity, there is only hedonism and the self. "
357.) "Intellectually, if we take up an empirical point of view, we have destroyed all ideology of all worth. "
358.) "Because there is no God, no objective morality, no objective concepts of anything positive or negative, because we cannot know and because all human standards are fundamentally flawed... Instead of rejecting them in the form of intellectual constructs such as Marxism, Libertarianism, etc. I have decided to embrace all human characteristics."
359.) "It is up to ourselves to be certain and to gain strength of will."
360.) "I have Faith like an Old Dog. "
361.) "I have Faith in the institutions of mankind, and I have faith in Honor, Courage, the Nation, the King, and the God of the nation, even though objectively honor, courage, nation, king, and god are worthless (as all ideologies are)."
362.) "It is good that men fight and kill each other, it is good that men bow down before Kings and Gods. "
363.) "I am not going to be intelligent."
364.) "I reject intelligence as a virtue. "
365.) "The virtue is to defeat intelligence with courage."
366.) "Intelligence is objectionable and compromised."
367.) "The modern world has no loyalty, honor, courage, nation, king, or god, and so I am really upset."
368.) "All men can call me stupid. I want to be called stupid. But no man can say I am without virtue. "
369.) "I am back. I will be gone a bit more over the next month exactly, but after that I will be back en force I am certain."
370.) "I will still post. I ti sjust a busy schedule..."
371.) "we get dismisse and put to sleep, but we are immortalized in stories like Old Yeller and Where The Red Fern Grows."
372.) "A dog is man's best friend. It is the ideal we should strive for -- to be our own best friend."
Chojin
Apr 4th, 2006, 09:07 AM
373.) "I am too stupid to continue."
mburbank
Apr 4th, 2006, 11:04 AM
374.) "I don't go back to America because I am having the time of my life, and because you fuckers are there, and I am not that interested in you fuckers."
375.) "Go back to Europe (or stay there)."
376.) "There are a lot of people who are skeptical of the free market and feel that progress is not naturally won in the world of economics, but the simple principles of Adam Smith and supply and demand are coming full circle in China. "
mburbank
Apr 5th, 2006, 12:01 PM
377.) "I thought faggots were great people and should not be used as a derogatory term."
kahljorn
Apr 7th, 2006, 06:08 AM
I just realized who K reminds me of. Linus, as in charlie brown. Read everything he says in a great pumpkin voice, maybe throw his face in there.
mburbank
Apr 7th, 2006, 11:54 AM
378.) "
Here is a poem I wrote. It is mostly in Korean.
As I walked past you on the street you arched your head,
Why? You looked at me in my face,
I walked through your Chungryang-ni and I smiled slightly at you,
you cocked your head slightly to your left and opened your mouth as if to speak
but you did not know that I already knew your tongue.
잘 �겼나; 넌 �� 여�야 --
조금 *?‰ë²”*•˜ì§€ë§Œ ë‚ ìœ„*•˜ì—¬ 괜찮다.
왜 안 ë§? *–ˆì–´?
왜 계ì*? 걸어갔어?
ã…‹ã…‹ã…‹ã…‹ã…‹ã…‹
나ì—?게 기*šŒ 줬다 ë?¼ë©´ 사ë?¼ì?„ 찾았ì?„*…?ë?°...
ë„Œ 나ì?˜ ì „ 사랑처럼 ìƒ?겼어;
ë„Œ 나ì?˜ 천 사랑ì?˜ ì–´êµ´ì?´ *‘œì‹œ *•˜ê³ 있었어.
왜 ë§? *–ˆì§€ ì•*ì•„?
ã…‹ã…‹ã…‹ã…‹ã…‹
나랑 ë*€ìž?.
코엑ì*¤ì—?ì„œ 구경*•˜ê³ 많ì?´ 사ê³
ì˜?*™”ë?„ ë³´ìž?.
다ì?Œì—? 나ì?˜ ì•„*ŒŒ**¸ì—? ê°€ìž?.
부드ë¡*게 ìž…ìˆ ì?„ ë‹¿ìž?.
다른 사람ì?€ 얘기 *•´ë‹¤ê³ *•´ë?„ 우린 완벽*•´.
ã…‹ã…‹ã…‹ã…‹ã…‹ã…‹
내 모른 사랑�야.
ë‚´ *•œ 수간ë?™ì•ˆ 첫사랑 --
다�� 난 너� �내 있으며
다시*•œë²ˆë?„ 웃어.
*•´ì–´ì§€ë©´ ë‚œ 그냥 big brother ì?´ì•¼;
*•´ì–´ì§€ë©´ 그냥 외êµ* 친구야
ê·¼ë?° 산순간ì—? ë‚œ 너ì?˜ 진짜 ì˜¤ë¹ ì˜€ë‹¤.
(be glad if you do not know Korean because that was terrible)"
Kulturkampf
Apr 23rd, 2006, 02:42 PM
I am honored to see that one goes as far as reading BOTH blogs for quotes even when I have been absent for a while.
It is simply fantastic.
372 quotes -- that is a lot.
mburbank
Apr 24th, 2006, 12:04 PM
379.) "372 quotes -- that is a lot."
380.) "We are needed in Sudan, but to have pretended that we were not needed in Iraq is absurd -- it is not as if Iraq or Sudan can really be prioritized properly being that they are both entirely different situations.."
381.) "Both sides feel discriminated against, honestly, and that is only because of the continuous venom inserted by the idiots on both sides (idiots like me)."
382.) "I do not think it even matters if there is a problem, because life itself is a series of problems that are not even resolved by our deaths."
mburbank
Apr 24th, 2006, 12:57 PM
383.) "It sounds like any action other than sitting around and having polite conversation on message boards is unbefitting to you."
mburbank
Apr 26th, 2006, 02:16 PM
384.) "When you debate grammar, everyone is a loser."
mburbank
Apr 28th, 2006, 10:25 AM
385.) "It was incredibly lame... Lame like a crippled duck!"
Emu
Apr 28th, 2006, 01:34 PM
He could've said "lame duck" and made it a double entendre or whatever those are called :(
mburbank
May 9th, 2006, 11:30 AM
386.) "That day I was so drunk all day long... It was great. My girlfriend couldn't come that day... So it could have been better.
387.) "When I am intoxicated I am very conversational."
388.) "Come to Korea sometime, and saturday at 2-3 PM you can see people staggering the streets from alcohol."
389.) "Churchill was an opium addict. And he is your best guy ever.
mburbank
May 15th, 2006, 02:00 PM
390.) "Any society with a collective glorification of terrorism, where children are often dressed in imitation of them at rallies of the elected, ruling political party Hamas, will never have my moral backing."
391.) "There seems to be little choice other than support for Israel, being that there is no other alternative that makes sense."
mburbank
May 17th, 2006, 01:26 PM
392.) "I think if you are implying that the government launched a missile into the Pentagon, I do not even know what to say. But instead of accepting the fact that you have a burden of proof on your side, you will say blurry photographs and video sequences equal justification.
mburbank
May 18th, 2006, 09:56 AM
393.) " At least it has been somewhat apparent that there has been attempts at cooperation from Col. Gadhafi, but trying to compare these two outstanding human beings to one another and decide the lesser of two evils is not exactly a cakewalk. "
394.) "Interestingly, it took an act of Congress to bar felon illegal aliens from gaining citizenship (!?). I am rather impressed how it was even considered that illegal aliens would get citizenship, let alone criminal illegal aliens (though the phrase actually becomes redundant). "
395.) "We are building a fence that is not adequately guarded, and probably will not be adequately guarded, until Congress makes further conclusions. "
396.) "Bloomberg is looking pretty liberal in its' disguise of words. It has chosen to refer to illegal aliens, illegal immigrants or whatever word you prefer as 'undocumented immigrants.' "
397.) "Frankly, when I see such word-play as that, I am almost impressed that somebody went out of their way to think of more pleasant titles for them. "
398.) "But, there never has been a liberal bias or an agenda amongst leftists to use the media to manipulate public opinion -- not even once."
399.) "It is not as if Antonio Gramsci proposed that leftists concentrate on establising themselves deep in the educational, journalistic, and cultural centers of the nation to slowly influence people towards adoption of progressive socialist policies which would climax into scientific socialism, the great word coined by V. I. Lenin when he wanted to scientifically demonstrate the truths of Communism (another great idea from the men in red)."
400.) "the Israelis are willing to make deals with the Palestinians and the overwhelming majority have no interest in permanently holding the Gaza Strip or the West Bank, whereas for Palestinians it is generally "all or nothing."
The One and Only...
May 26th, 2006, 12:11 AM
I'd love to know how the man types with so much cock in his hands.
Johnny Couth
May 26th, 2006, 12:19 AM
It's your cock, you should at least pay attention to what he's doing with it.
Emu
May 28th, 2006, 01:37 PM
401.) "Congratulations, you have both beaten the system and disproved the premises of Christianity that all people who are not believers should burst into flames upon being blessed."
Kulturkampf
Jun 1st, 2006, 08:54 AM
I am not sure why a lot of these are funny.
Quick, make that into one of the quotes.
mburbank
Jun 2nd, 2006, 10:54 AM
402.) "You = suicide bombing A MAN'S ASS WITH YOUR DICK, FAG-HEAD."
403.) "It is FOOLISHNESS to the NTH degree by a MOTHERFUCKING IDIOT."
And OAO, stay out of this thread. You are just him with a vocabulary fetish instead of a drinking problem.
mburbank
Jun 5th, 2006, 10:29 AM
404.) "It is also acting as a stand along offense in order to 'throw the book at them,' for rapists and others who commmit these crimes; at the age of 16 I posed this question to a lawyer, expecting to trick him and make him a fool for supporting such stupid laws, but now I am not 16 and have looked past these things."
mburbank
Jun 9th, 2006, 10:02 AM
405.) "I do love to write, and I do want to note that my best pieces are the pieces which convey absolutely nothing at all, and do not even have much content."
Miss Modular
Jul 14th, 2006, 09:24 AM
406.) "Haha, Sartre, that is because you are like every other intellectual: you are the bourgeoisie!"
Preechr
Jan 22nd, 2007, 02:59 PM
THREAD BACKUPS
KevinTheOmnivore
Jan 26th, 2007, 03:47 PM
I think I agree. It's worthwile to keep the Vince thread up, but I think this puppy is dead.
Unless Max you object, I just might move this.
Preechr
Jan 26th, 2007, 08:38 PM
GREAT.
Now we have to wait on Max to get back in here and read this...
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