How many people understand the US Constitution?

sixstring2112

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Most protests today seem to serve internal, egotistical, self-righteous needs, not external ends; some protests seem to be ends in themselves – mere excuses to perpetuate a cult or carnival of outrage, on flimsy pretexts, further separating the protesters from the opportunities to learn something true.

Such protests encourage both narcissism – the belief that protest makes one special – and prejudice – a prejudgment not justified by the evidence.
Bruce Newsome, Lecturer in International Relations
 

UncleBuck

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Most protests today seem to serve internal, egotistical, self-righteous needs, not external ends; some protests seem to be ends in themselves – mere excuses to perpetuate a cult or carnival of outrage, on flimsy pretexts, further separating the protesters from the opportunities to learn something true.

Such protests encourage both narcissism – the belief that protest makes one special – and prejudice – a prejudgment not justified by the evidence.
Bruce Newsome, Lecturer in International Relations
nice copy and paste, but i want to hear it from you.

do you think it is OK to out a transgendered student and subject them to such harassment that they are forced to drop out of college?

please let me know where you stand on that one, big boy.
 

sixstring2112

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nice copy and paste, but i want to hear it from you.

do you think it is OK to out a transgendered student and subject them to such harassment that they are forced to drop out of college?

please let me know where you stand on that one, big boy.
Some protests are always vicious and never virtuous, such as violent protests against subjects that have not shown any violence or incitement to violence, or protests against legitimate democratic outcomes – one might not like particular outcomes, but in any political system somebody must be disappointed, so to turn that disappointment into a campaign against a legitimate democratic outcome is anti-democratic.
Bruce Newsome, Lecturer in International Relations
 

UncleBuck

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Some protests are always vicious and never virtuous, such as violent protests against subjects that have not shown any violence or incitement to violence, or protests against legitimate democratic outcomes – one might not like particular outcomes, but in any political system somebody must be disappointed, so to turn that disappointment into a campaign against a legitimate democratic outcome is anti-democratic.
Bruce Newsome, Lecturer in International Relations
nice copy and paste, but i want to hear it from you.

do you think it is OK to out a transgendered student and subject them to such harassment that they are forced to drop out of college?

please let me know where you stand on that one, big boy.
 

sixstring2112

Well-Known Member
you got outsmarted by a klansman. what's that like?
YOUR callin yer own shotz :clap:
im getting sleepy yawn :sleep: great convo tonight,you coming by tomorrow after work ? oh thats right you guys dont work,you're all professional trolls so you'll be here all damn day :wall:
 

UncleBuck

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YOUR callin yer own shotz :clap:
im getting sleepy yawn :sleep: great convo tonight,you coming by tomorrow after work ? oh thats right you guys dont work,you're all professional trolls so you'll be here all damn day :wall:
why won't you tell me what it's like to get outsmarted by a klansman?

i'm not that stupid, so it's never happened to me. but i want to know what it is like.
 

OldMedUser

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A laugh a minute for sure. The constitution was written by the rulers of the time and like the bible written as a guide and not a literal document to be exploited like both are now by nutbars on either side of the middle.

I doubt the founding fathers expected their missives would lead to rednecks packing open heat in StarBux.

AmeriKa the great for sure! :D
 
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