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Tolerance and diplomacy
04/27/16 at 14:23:26
 
This is what the colleges are producing. I wonder how many were forced into their
Safe Spaces to cry together and lick their collective wounds.
They Demand tolerance, while BEING completely intolerant.
And I should be surprised?
If Trumps name were Bush, at this point, he would be the
Presumptive Nominee.



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Reply #1 - 04/27/16 at 21:47:07
 

Shocked

this needs further clarification. what's the backstory here?
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Reply #2 - 04/27/16 at 23:32:51
 
This argument is forwarded time and time again, as a hypocrisy...
..but it is wrong...

Intolerance of the intolerant is not intolerance...
Hatred of the hateful is not hate...

Being fair,... is not giving equal weight to the unjust...

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Reply #3 - 04/28/16 at 04:06:41
 
Serowbot wrote on 04/27/16 at 23:32:51:
This argument is forwarded time and time again, as a hypocrisy...
..but it is wrong...

Intolerance of the intolerant is not intolerance...
Hatred of the hateful is not hate...


That is the epitome of the liberal mentality.  The rules do not apply to me and do what I say and not what I do.

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Reply #4 - 04/28/16 at 04:17:31
 
That's a BIG umbrella Bot.....

As if one size fits all, is disingenuous, lacking, and snuffs intellectual honesty, and debate....

Arguments should be ARGUED on merit, mature adults should be able to separate the facts, from the demagoguery, a tool for the lazy mindset.

To feed useful fools, stupidity, as a staple will only further erode intelligence to a point we, as a nation, will be an easy target for another power to swallow us into their fold.

Kool-Aid comes in many different flavors dude.....
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Reply #5 - 04/28/16 at 04:18:27
 
pg wrote on 04/28/16 at 04:06:41:
Serowbot wrote on 04/27/16 at 23:32:51:
This argument is forwarded time and time again, as a hypocrisy...
..but it is wrong...

Intolerance of the intolerant is not intolerance...
Hatred of the hateful is not hate...


That is the epitome of the liberal mentality.  The rules do not apply to me and do what I say and not what I do.

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Bigots?
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Reply #6 - 04/28/16 at 05:13:16
 
I see Bots "justified" reasoning exhibited everyday.....
I see some of my brothers in Christ exhibit it by refusing to bake a cake, or killing a doctor who practices a legal procedure....
I read about the motivation of the Crusaders, and ISIS, and Hitler, they all justify themselves.....
I see Bot openly saying it's ok to hate, the hateful....
That is akin to drinking the poison and expecting the other person to die, yet, their folly escapes them.

Yes, Jesus showed anger and acted out accordingly to those who captilized on the weak.
With His example I would be more concerned if I was a member of an organized religion who captilized on folk, or a politician who pits brother against brother with hate and suspicion.....

Love, not laws, and as one wise man once shared, let the change I wish to see in others, begin with me.....

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Reply #7 - 04/28/16 at 15:53:21
 
WOW! You get to label someone as hateful if you don't like what they say, and go nuts on them.. I've NEVER wanted to cuss you out as badly as right now. Man, talk about the heights of being a jackass. But, thanks for clearing that up. If a crappity smacking leftie gets in my face now, I know it's okay to break hjs, or her, face. I can label and punish hate just as well.
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Reply #8 - 04/28/16 at 16:57:08
 
Yep, his "colored" sign is still practiced in many segments of our society today.....
I mean if you are a Clarence Thomas, or any other black conservative, their tolerance only extends so far....

Kinda like two famous guys with the same initials, BC.
If you are Bill Cosby, we take any allegation serious, no matter how far back, or the circumstance of their actions....
With Bill Clinton, women lie, end of story
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Reply #9 - 04/28/16 at 17:33:50
 
see some of my brothers in Christ exhibit it by refusing to bake a cake, or killing a doctor who practices a legal procedure....


Whoaaa, dude!
Choosing to not contract with someone who wants me to aid them in doing what I don't want anything to do with is completely reasonable.

Killing someone? No way.
One is a peaceful choice to not participate.
Murder? That you can conflate the two explains a bit.
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Reply #10 - 04/28/16 at 17:57:12
 
Serowbot wrote on 04/27/16 at 23:32:51:
This argument is forwarded time and time again, as a hypocrisy...
..but it is wrong...

Intolerance of the intolerant is not intolerance...
Hatred of the hateful is not hate...

Being fair,... is not giving equal weight to the unjust...

http://jwa.org/sites/jwa.org/files/styles/scale_width_300px/public/mediaobjec...


That's unjust, and I am absolutely floored that this is something you can say and pretend that you have the moral high ground.
I've been confused by some of the contradictions in what you, the left, demand from others, while you, the left, deal out something Other than what you demand. Thanks for uncloaking.
Now I know what you are, really.
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Reply #11 - 04/28/16 at 17:59:35
 
I am sure you remember Smoky the Bear....
He had one poster that showed how a forest burned from one match.
One little match had the capacity to destroy a whole forest and much of the life living within it...
One of the trees burned to the ground could have made many, many, many, of those matches!

What came first, anger or hate?

I had a guy comment to me today about how the next war will be fought over socialism and captilism, except this time it will be within our own borders, on our own soil....
I replied, don't you see how you are letting others decide your fate by dictating and assigning connotations to words?
He looked at me quizzically....
I further explained, are all things either right or wrong?
Why can't we borrow elements from captilism and socialism that serve the best interest to the most folks, instead of just one or the other in total?
He had no answer....
But oh how much easier for the power brokers to separate, and conquer, than to fight against a united front....
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Reply #12 - 04/28/16 at 18:30:56
 
Socialism, government deciding how my assets will be allocated, at the end of a gun.
Where is that " good "?
First, understand that not one of us has ever witnessed true capitalism. The country had its best years prior to this last incarnation of the central bank. Even Finding the statistics requires hours of hunting and piecing the data together.

The thing is, while most people were busy making a living, enjoying life, I was home bound, too sick to get out. But I could Read. I have spent countless hours studying things that people Believe they understand. Until people understand what the Federal Reserve is, how it works and what the ramifications are for society, they really haven't got a solid foundation for the opinions they live their lives around.
We didn't even Have an income tax until the Federal Reserve was born. And yet, in the years prior to the Federal Reserve and the requisite income tax in order to service the debt, America had high employment and GDP. The economy was good, except for when the banks conspired to manipulate interest rates, creating demand for money, which they provided, only to take currency out of circulation, driving demand, increasing interest, causing defaults,
And the People cried out...

And what a solution they got..
The Federal Reserve is slipped through, December 23rd, 1913.
And WHO wrote it?
Go look it up.
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Reply #13 - 04/28/16 at 18:45:16
 
Serowbot wrote on 04/27/16 at 23:32:51:
This argument is forwarded time and time again, as a hypocrisy...
..but it is wrong...

Intolerance of the intolerant is not intolerance...
Hatred of the hateful is not hate...

Being fair,... is not giving equal weight to the unjust...

http://jwa.org/sites/jwa.org/files/styles/scale_width_300px/public/mediaobjec...


And if someone one day arbitrarily labeled atheists as "hateful" and "intolerant," can we hate you, Bot? Grin Pretty please!  Grin Can we enact reverse discrimination on you because those protected classes need your job? Cheesy Remember, if you don't kiss their (our) rears with everything you say, you'll be tarred, feathered, and run out of town with torches and pitchforks because, congratulations, you're now labeled a bigot. Bwahahahaha!

(I speak lightly, of course.)

Cultural Marxism: the term of the day.

Remember Bot, It's a two way street. Who are you or anyone else to make those judgments? It's all too easy to take everyday ramblings and make harsh judgments about speakers' characters and call them bigots over some misused, overblown BS. You just can't sling that argument everywhere because, soon enough, you'll be calling everyone a bigot, and everybody is going to be censored and hated on. Now ain't that a dystopia? Sad

Not sayin' there aren't some bigots out there that don't deserve being dipped in hot tar. There are probably plenty of them which come from all sides of the political/philosophical spectrum. There are some pretty annoying lefties out there. For example, how many guys here enjoy the rantings of extreme leftist groups like... say... PETA? Need I say more? Lips Sealed

Does the left get to hold a double standard? Come on, Bot, let everybody speak. We can weed out the dangerous ones later. Besides, if you attack them and try to silence them, you'll only support their cause. Huh

Tell me, are liberals as open-minded as they say they are? If so, why would you want to beat up all the opposing viewpoints?
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Reply #14 - 04/28/16 at 18:50:38
 
For example, why is it that so many people have to interpret Trump's ramblings so harshly? Huh Don't we all talk like that from time to time? Maybe you guys need to recalibrate your brains when listening to Trump. Grin Huh
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