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[Sentient]

joalbrito, on 12 May 2010 - 01:06 PM, said:

Of course the bosses have fault... they are the ones that are provoking the violence. However, it's not the protesters fault... it's not even the pigs' fault... it's just the way things are... this is a war and there would be innocent victims. The cops are working class people too... I don't seriously think that it's their fault. However, they are between the bosses and the anger on the people... My idea is that there would be other working class people killed before capitalism is removed... To set the bank on fire is not a bad thing... These people were just at the wrong place in the wrong time... I am not saying it's good they died... but shit happens.
However, to call the protesters killers or thugs just because they set a bank on fire is ridiculous.

Ok first things first, the cops are NOT working class. Their role is to protect the capitalist system as the armed force of the bourgeoisie. They are not friends, allies, or comrades.

No one (Besides Walk Away) is calling the people of Greece killers or thugs. But they did fuck up. I don't know how this can be avoided in the future because I'm not there.

I'm done with this. I simply don't care enough to keep saying the same thing over and over.

[Cagekun]

I don't usually post in Politics, but I thought that this little tid-bit from Eric Bischoff (big wig Jackass in pro-wrestling) was quite amusing.  He posted it on his facebook, Eric Bischoff, Controvery.

"While liberal equivalents to a Paris Hilton canine fashion statement will attack the messenger rather than see the future, Obamanomics and the Democrat’s socialist agenda is a bigger threat to the United States than Al Qaeda. What’s happening in Greece and on the verge of happening throughout Europe has the potential of leading to anarchy here in the U.S.  And if that happens, recent terrorist attempts like the most recent one in NY won't even make headlines."

Thoughts?

[All Dead]

Cagekun, on 13 May 2010 - 11:54 PM, said:

I don't usually post in Politics, but I thought that this little tid-bit from Eric Bischoff (big wig Jackass in pro-wrestling) was quite amusing.  He posted it on his facebook, Eric Bischoff, Controvery.

"While liberal equivalents to a Paris Hilton canine fashion statement will attack the messenger rather than see the future, Obamanomics and the Democrat’s socialist agenda is a bigger threat to the United States than Al Qaeda. What’s happening in Greece and on the verge of happening throughout Europe has the potential of leading to anarchy here in the U.S.  And if that happens, recent terrorist attempts like the most recent one in NY won't even make headlines."

Thoughts?

Sounds like he watches Glenn Beck's fatass.

I just hope Glenn Beck is right, and that worldwide communist revolution is eminent.  

[Sentient]

Cagekun, on 13 May 2010 - 11:54 PM, said:

I don't usually post in Politics, but I thought that this little tid-bit from Eric Bischoff (big wig Jackass in pro-wrestling) was quite amusing.  He posted it on his facebook, Eric Bischoff, Controvery.

"While liberal equivalents to a Paris Hilton canine fashion statement will attack the messenger rather than see the future, Obamanomics and the Democrat’s socialist agenda is a bigger threat to the United States than Al Qaeda. What’s happening in Greece and on the verge of happening throughout Europe has the potential of leading to anarchy here in the U.S.  And if that happens, recent terrorist attempts like the most recent one in NY won't even make headlines."

Thoughts?

Well he's right about the shit in Greece and the rest of Europe potentially coming to the US. But it's not because of Obama or his "socialist" agenda.

And I think the difference between he and I is that he thinks this is a bad thing.

[Cagekun]

Sentient, on 14 May 2010 - 12:00 AM, said:

Well he's right about the shit in Greece and the rest of Europe potentially coming to the US. But it's not because of Obama or his "socialist" agenda.

And I think the difference between he and I is that he thinks this is a bad thing.

This is pretty much what my comment to him was going to say.

[James]

I was watching The (International) Noise Conspiracy's video for Capitalism Stole My Virginity and I saw this comment:

"International Monetary Fund stole my virginity.........
Greetings from Greece,
we will win...."

I thought it was pretty dope. That is all.

[pax]

austria's number 1 right wing party [aka fpö] hung up new posters:



slogan in english:

Better: Our money for our people!
Thus more FPÖ [the social homelandparty]

[Sentient]

wiener

[pax]

any thoughts?

new elections are this weekend. i'm interested in what is going to happen. whatever it is, it might be a model for spain, portugal and maybe also italy.

[Man]

Cagekun, on 13 May 2010 - 11:54 PM, said:

I don't usually post in Politics, but I thought that this little tid-bit from Eric Bischoff (big wig Jackass in pro-wrestling) was quite amusing.  He posted it on his facebook, Eric Bischoff, Controvery.

"While liberal equivalents to a Paris Hilton canine fashion statement will attack the messenger rather than see the future, Obamanomics and the Democrat’s socialist agenda is a bigger threat to the United States than Al Qaeda. What’s happening in Greece and on the verge of happening throughout Europe has the potential of leading to anarchy here in the U.S.  And if that happens, recent terrorist attempts like the most recent one in NY won't even make headlines."

Thoughts?

No one in europe would call Obama a "socialist". Things like this healthcare system are completely normal here.
And the problem of our financial system is definitely not socialism or something. The problem is called "rating agencies". America makes every year as many debts as Italy, Greece and Spain have overall. So I don't understand that rating thing at all. If you lower the rating of any western state, it will be bankrupt very soon. We all live on debts.

The only thing I agree with is that it is a bigger threat than Al Qaeda. Al Qaeda kills people. So do road accidents. I don't think road accidents are a threat to our society. (we don't have to argue about Al Qaeda. They are criminals. They are disgusting. They should be punished)