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Hell after all he as affected my life so much and I really want the world to know what a bad person he is!!!
I hope the sarcasm isnt lost on anyone but i'll cut it out right now anyway.
Im sick to death of hearing about how George Bush is making the 'Sententious Indiot #3' (replace with name of your choice) really angry. We all know that he stole the election, it is plain fact if you believe the political analysers etc etc... war in Iraq was certainly needless and bold, at least in such a way that it showed all the impulsive bull headedness of the Texan male, or even just characteristic of any male.
But can we give it a rest now? With any luck he wont be in power much longer, and everyone that claims they personally hate him can breathe easy, and raise their mug of fair trade coffee along with their middle class 'comrades', then drive off in their Ford kas to 'fight the machine' by buying some 'meat is murder' T-shirts from Topshop.
It's called 'Innocuous Insurrection' and it's all the rage!
> Since the message isnt getting through, im really not bothered, but I
> am inpressed by the instantaneous dismissal of the exploration of
> anti-americanism by those that claim to be open minded thinkers, and
> certainly come across as intelligent people.
The message seemingly wasn't getting through initially because of the mixed messages in your post. I've pointed out the main offender twice, I don't know whether you genuinely meant it or.. I don't know what.
When you say things like that, mixed in with what reads as an assault on people who are anti-bush, you can't expect a particularly receptive response.
However, after you went further to clarify the main issue you wanted to discuss I had a think about it, then posted my views, that the vast majority of the anti-bush camp were in it for moral, not fashion, reasons.
I disagreed with your theory and explained why. Is that really block-headed?
I've only spent this time responding to you because I'm unsure of whether you're muddled but well-meaning or just obnoxious, I'm certainly not interested in a playground argument over this.
OH THE HUMANITY!!!
It's easy to fall into the trap of thinking what you think you SHOULD think (because like minders think likewise) rather than thinking about what you REALLY DO think.
That's when all this individuallity malarky sort of becomes corrupt...
Just you seriously mis-phrased the topic. :-)
Now I am asking if armchair anarchy is another social trend and perhaps a lot of people would rather join in than actually believe they are fighting George Bush.
I guess this post wasnt really for anyone who didnt want to question themselves, I consider it to be a crying shame that I am recieving such block headed, intelligent to a point yes, but block headed responses.
sometimes i question why i hate the mainstream so much, is it just in vainly pursuing individuality? Or superiority?
Do I actually feel for the suffering of others, or is it just a social tool to meet like minded people?
Why am I a vegetarian, is it cos a lot of my friends are?
etc etc.
I wasnt keeping the post going as a means to an end (hey there are other forums and chatrooms out there!) but rather because I am trying right how I came across in my angry original scrawl. It seemed like I was insulting those that oppose the 'democracy' of Bush, whereas I actually oppose those that profess their hatred in the pursuit of social rebellian.
Since the message isnt getting through, im really not bothered, but I am inpressed by the instantaneous dismissal of the exploration of anti-americanism by those that claim to be open minded thinkers, and certainly come across as intelligent people.
> Hedfix wrote:
> Exactly, although I'll quote your reply rather than spend time
> writing much of one myself. This is obviously a regular/retard/both
> trying to stir up another forum.
>
>
> Hmm, to be honest I'm not so certain now. His first post certainly
> read like that, but his later posts suggest that perhaps he just
> didn't express himself that well first time round.
> I'm not sure.
Or he's doing just enough to keep the pathetic thread/'discussion' going.