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Re: Slavery in the US was not abolished in 1861
Originally Posted by gigantes
and what do people around you say that you remind them of, just out of curiosity?
An abolitionist who fights rent seeking, landowning being the most abundant thereof. I stand for economic freedom, justice, and prosperity.
Last edited by K; 02-09-2014 at 02:36 AM.
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Cavs Fan ® 1997
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NBA Legend
Re: Slavery in the US was not abolished in 1861
Originally Posted by Meticode
I know, when someone posts different on his views about it he come in the thread all ho-hum about the subject basically putting the person down about the subject. And while it might be fine and dandy that's he's just speaking his mind and being blunt calling people idiots and dumbasses, it just shows that...well...bluntly he's a know-it-all smug asshole.
Jesus cry me a river. A thread on ISH about climate change is full of idiots who don't have views, they have misinformation, but I usually spend my time dealing in facts and writing long posts filled with examples to help explain some of the finer points.
Anyway, I'd rather be a smug asshole than a self-righteous d-bag who turned out to just be another cheating scumbag.
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The Chosen King
Re: Slavery in the US was not abolished in 1861
People will always own land. Build a land bridge and get over it.
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Re: Slavery in the US was not abolished in 1861
Originally Posted by Raymone
People will always own land. Build a land bridge and get over it.
Holocaust : "Never forget".
Slavery. : "Get over it"
Pretty much sums up others attitudes about the subjects.
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Re: Slavery in the US was not abolished in 1861
Originally Posted by DeuceWallaces
Jesus cry me a river. A thread on ISH about climate change is full of idiots who don't have views, they have misinformation, but I usually spend my time dealing in facts and writing long posts filled with examples to help explain some of the finer points.
Anyway, I'd rather be a smug asshole than a self-righteous d-bag who turned out to just be another cheating scumbag.
Oh lord...
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The Chosen King
Re: Slavery in the US was not abolished in 1861
Originally Posted by 32jazz
Holocaust : "Never forget".
Slavery. : "Get over it"
Pretty much sums up others attitudes about the subjects.
You obviously don't know the OP and his M.O. if you think he's really whining about slavery. He complains about private land ownership and the practice of charging rent. Constantly.
Unless you're agreeing that land ownership is a form of slavery, in which case you're as dumb as he is.
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Gentleman Desperado
Re: Slavery in the US was not abolished in 1861
Originally Posted by Anti Hero
Meticode cheated on his wife?
yup multiple times
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Re: Slavery in the US was not abolished in 1861
Originally Posted by 32jazz
Holocaust : "Never forget".
Slavery. : "Get over it"
Pretty much sums up others attitudes about the subjects.
those things are like 75 years a apart from each other, in 50 yrs we might be saying "get over it" for anything WWII related
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Wild 100's
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Re: Slavery in the US was not abolished in 1861
Originally Posted by DeuceWallaces
Jesus cry me a river. A thread on ISH about climate change is full of idiots who don't have views, they have misinformation, but I usually spend my time dealing in facts and writing long posts filled with examples to help explain some of the finer points.
Anyway, I'd rather be a smug asshole than a self-righteous d-bag who turned out to just be another cheating scumbag.
http://youtu.be/mYuF3T7s7XY?t=1m9s
this is what you two nerds look like to everyone else in this thread
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Wait, I'm confused, I thought slaves were freed, given the right to vote, and segregation was eliminated all at once when Obama was elected. Now I'm really confused.
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