(07-12-2016 08:44 PM)Cobra Wrote: @hydrogonian
You have added some value to people that I know personally on the forum. I truly respect that.
However, I have to call out the fact that you continue being a dick to forum members that have added a heck of a lot more than what they took from the forum. While you make some good points, they could also be made without taking respect away from those you attack. You manage to do both and have gotten away with it so far.
I saw this a mile away in your last few "rants" but there were way too many people who respect you in order for me to say anything. Now I feel like I have to.
My troll radar has always been going off but I thought you were having a bad day. You had a whole bunch of them though. Come on man. It wouldn't hurt for you to ease up a bit.
(07-12-2016 09:03 PM)Cobra Wrote: Yet he is the one considering himself above respect earned by these guys by going at them in such a way.
(07-12-2016 08:44 PM)Cobra Wrote: I saw this a mile away in your last few "rants" but there were way too many people who respect you in order for me to say anything. Now I feel like I have to.
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(07-12-2016 08:47 PM)Comte De St. Germain Wrote: So calling a person's argument silly without proper examples of evidence isn't the definition of a jab at QC's intelligence?
Quote:Please go write something of moderate intelligence before you go on harping about somebody's lack thereof as shown in the below quote.
Quote:It's rude and demeaning to not come up with a proper response to someone like QC who provided examples and made a solid argument.
Quote:These assertions are wholly to general to not be silly sounding, but I'll again grant you your success in being able to give a "grand speech" ring to your essay.
Quote:Stuff like this sounds you're lecturing a teen with an angst problem not a seasoned writer, traveler, and sage of this forum who has given back to those in need.
Quote:I honestly haven't seen you give back to any newbies or otherwise with life advice and wisdom.
Quote:This community is about give and take not condescendingly bashing someone tried and true to many whom read this forum.
Try to instill that kind of response in your posts by giving back. It's why so many readily come to QC's defense. Myself included being the recipient of his wisdom. It's most definitely not a cult of personality. It's defending a friend who has helped us in our time of need.
(07-12-2016 09:48 PM)All or Nothing Wrote:(07-12-2016 08:44 PM)Cobra Wrote: I saw this a mile away in your last few "rants" but there were way too many people who respect you in order for me to say anything. Now I feel like I have to.
I wouldn't say that I see it as trollish behavior or rants, but a temper. I do remember hydro having a bit of a temper before he made his return.
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Hydro, I respect your opinions and think you are a pretty smart guy, I just think it would serve your best interest to not take things personally and to not get too heated when we are just sharing thoughts and ideas. Just my two cents.
(07-12-2016 11:26 PM)porscheguy Wrote: Former Miss Alabama calls the shooter a martyr.
FWIW, WB.
She's been placed on administrative leave by her employer. I would normally object to people losing their jobs over the stupid shit they say online, but since this woman is of the SJW mindset, I view it as them receiving a taste of their own medicine.
http://www.foxnews.com/entertainment/201...artyr.html
(07-12-2016 09:47 PM)hydrogonian Wrote: Me "being a dick" seems to = guys not being able to quite put me in my place in either a debate or a heated argument. I remember this pattern of your in the NTP thread, the last time that you interacted with me curiously enough.
Quote:Minnesota police have told GotNews.com that the authorities linked Lavish Reynolds’s cigarettes to the scene of an armed robbery where the cigarettes were stolen.
GotNews.com’s police sources have confirmed that investigators have linked the cigarette tax stamps from a July 2nd robbery to the vehicle driven by Philando Castile and Lavish Reynolds.
Reynolds, who has since gone on a media tour, may have even been an accomplice.
The robber of the convenience store stole more than a dozen bulky cartons of Newports.
“According to a press release from the St. Anthony Police Department, which contracts for police service in Lauderdale, the two robbed the Super USA store in the 2400 block of Larpenteur Avenue around 7:30 p.m., taking cash from the register and cartons of Newport cigarettes.”
We’re told that the cops ran the tax stamps on the cigarettes in Reynolds’s possession and tied them to the scene of the crime, according to our well-placed Minnesota police source law enforcement.
The vehicle also matched the description of a vehicle used in the robbery.
We’re told that Reynolds was the get away driver and that’s why the cops have impounded the car.
Reynolds, who is a Facebook addict, didn’t post on Facebook for a few days before July 4.
Did she lay low after she and Castile robbed the store?
Quote:Jeronimo Yanez, the police officer who killed a black driver during a suburban Minnesota traffic stop this week, reacted to the man's gun — not his race — his attorney said Saturday.
St. Anthony Police Officer Yanez was reacting to "the presence of that gun and the display of that gun" when he opened fire on and killed Philando Castile, Minneapolis attorney Thomas Kelly told the Associated Press in an interview Saturday.
Kelly declined to further elaborate to the AP how Castile, 32, displayed the weapon or the events that led up to the deadly Wednesday traffic stop.
Diamond Reynolds, Castile's girlfriend who was a passenger in the car, streamed the direct aftermath of the shooting live on Facebook. Reynolds said Castile was shot several times after telling the officer he had a gun and a permit to carry it. She also said Castile was shot while reaching for his wallet.
But Kelly maintains Yanez "was reacting to the actions of the driver."
"This had nothing to do with race. This had everything to do with the presence of a gun," Kelly said.
Yanez, who is Latino and has served on the St. Anthony Police Force for four years, is distraught and saddened over the shooting, Kelly said.
Quote:Philando Castile’s mama Valerie Castile is very, very mad that the lying side bitch Lavish Reynolds is claiming a close relationship with her son and taking GoFundMe cash for herself.
Reynolds’s accused theft of GoFundMe money may wind up touching off a debate about the use of GoFundMe in instances of police brutality when all the facts aren’t yet known.
(07-13-2016 12:57 AM)Travesty Wrote:(07-12-2016 09:47 PM)hydrogonian Wrote: Me "being a dick" seems to = guys not being able to quite put me in my place in either a debate or a heated argument. I remember this pattern of your in the NTP thread, the last time that you interacted with me curiously enough.
1) Free NASA Test Pilot
2) I love taking a jab at LOZ or QC any chance I can because I think for whatever reason the way they type in that historic flowery way combine with their rep points makes members weary of disagreeing with them due to the boyband back up dancer gang comes in for support. Keep in mind I have given them both rep points.
It is nice to see these two have to defend themselves once in awhile.
Meanwhile a high rep member like Samseau gets and handles flack all the time. He doesn't have the guys march out in the white sparkly jackets with spin dance moves to save him.

(07-12-2016 10:13 PM)Roosh Wrote: If this thread can't get back on topic then it will be closed. Hydrogian and QC can take their beef to PM.
(07-10-2016 11:28 PM)Quintus Curtius Wrote: @Requiem:
When I was talking about cuckery in modern Germany, I was referring to politics and leadership, not "race."
My arguments here probably won't convince you, but I'm going to try anyway. The best way to cure your racism is through education.
Race obsessions, which are so easy to believe in, do not stand up to scrutiny. The idea that some "races" are superior to others doesn't hold water when you look at global history.
A Chinese could easily point to the achievements of his own people in inventions, literature, science, philosophy, and ethics.
Mexicans can show us the monuments of the Aztecs, Mayas, Toltecs, and Olmecs and talk about their achievements in astronomy and public works.
Peruvians can talk about the great achievements of the Incas and their incredible irrigation and communication systems.
The south Indian (Dravidian) could point to the temples of Madura, Trichinopoly, and Madras, and talk about those building achievements.
The Polynesians had great achievements in navigation; they were exploring the Pacific at a time when other peoples were terrified to step into a canoe.
Civilization has been color-blind.
Even among "white" races there have been many different civilizations. The Semitic peoples produced Assyria, Babylonia, Phoenicia, the Hebrews, and Carthage, as well as Arabs and Islam. On this last point, we can note that the Semitic Arabs conquered a huge tract of land from Spain to Central Asia in the Middle Ages and graced it with science and philosophy at at time when Europe was struggling politically and socially.
All great civilizations were fusions of more than one "race" or ethnicity.
The Greeks? They were a fusion of peoples and ideas from Asia Minor, Crete, Phoenicia, and Egypt. The Romans? Fusions of Etruscans (possibly Near Eastern), Celts, Teutons, and Greeks.
Japanese? A fusion of Chinese, Korean, Polynesian, and native Ainu peoples.
The entire history of the world is the history of population movements. Organisms are not static. They expand to fill the space available to them. As do flies, so do humans. The concept transcends race.
There were also civilizations in Africa: Ethiopians, as well as Kush, Axum, Songhai, etc. If these civilizations did not reach the levels of others it was due to the debilitating influences of geography and climate.
Would a different "race" have done any better in those inhospitable regions? I doubt it.
A large number of peoples and "races" in history have influenced the progress of man. This idea of race "mixing" being bad is just wrong.
In fact, the "race mixing" that worries you so much does play a role in history. Over centuries, different stocks and ethnic groups combine into a gene pool that gets turned over and over. Over the centuries, these strains fuse together to create a new type. To this we add the influences of geography, climate, social systems, etc.
This was how England was created: the fusion of Angles, Jutes, Danes, Normans, Celts, and Romans (a bit) into a new man: the Englishman. This new nation then acquires (or inherits) its own unique ways and character. The influence of geography, climate, society, diet, and politics further shape the formation of a new national identity.
This process can take centuries. It's a long, slow, process.
It's the civilization that makes people what they are, not their racial pedigree. If racial pedigree is a factor, it is a minor one when compared to the others I've listed.
America is still in the mixing stage of its national development. It is a young country; far younger than the civilizations and peoples of Asia, Europe, or Africa.
From the 1600s to about 1848, America's culture was mostly northern European. But after 1850, America opened its doors to huge numbers of immigrants. That process continues to this day. There was also a large population of African slaves imported to the US.
This process of racial fusion is ongoing. It's going on right now. It will not be finished for another 300 years. When it is, we will finally be able to say that there is such a thing as American civilization. "Americans" may have a language very different from English. It may not sound like English at all.
Despite all the turbulence, all the conflict, this process will go on: despite wars, revolutions, collapses, and all the rest.
That's what I think about all this.
The only way to overcome racial antipathies is through travel, education, and what Cicero called "greatness of spirit."