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Where did I get the danish cartoons from there? I mean they are relative to the discussion, but I don't know why I drew it from the post quoted.
"You may say I'm a dreamer, but I'm not the only one."

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On 2010-11-04 09:30, gdw wrote:
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On 2010-11-04 07:50, Al Angello wrote:
I find it hilarious that one nasty little boy doesn't like the other nasty little boy.


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On 2010-11-04 00:22, LobowolfXXX wrote:
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On 2010-11-03 23:47, Magnus Eisengrim wrote:
NOTS has quite a few dreamers


Is that some hip Canada thing? "North Of The States"?


Several posters (I think starting with Stoneunhinged) refer to this forum as NOTS. But your version is creative; well done.

John


What does it stand for then? Or is it not an acronym?


The forum is "NOT very magical, still" I think the suggestion was intended to parallel "Penny for your thoughts" which is often called PENNIES.

It's a bit funny (to me, anyways) to be a NOT. N'est-ce pas?
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Ah, I get jokes.
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Be careful GDW, the first ones the socialist kill are the anarchist, followed by the Jewish people, then pretty much who ever they please.


Remember when that entire village in China went cannibal on schoolteachers and other 'intellectuals' during the cultural revolution because they misinterpreted one sentence that Mao said?
Dang, now I want some #2 special chow mein.
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Found the NOTS thread. Looks like the orignal name came from Doug Higley.

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Are full of passionate intensity.--Yeats
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I never mentioned the benevolence of rulers. And as far as believing in rights- who cares. Believing in them is meaningless unless you have a system in place that protects and upholds them.
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I never mentioned the benevolence of rulers. And as far as believing in rights- who cares. Believing in them is meaningless unless you have a system in place that protects and upholds them.


I love it when people pick a word or phrase to focus on, completely ignoring the point.

You clearly concluded that, because I do not think government is necessary, I do not believe in "rights."
That is fallacious.

Also, where do you get the feeling I am not a nice person? Just because we don't agree on a particular subject?
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I never mentioned the benevolence of rulers. And as far as believing in rights- who cares. Believing in them is meaningless unless you have a system in place that protects and upholds them.


I love it when people pick a word or phrase to focus on, completely ignoring the point.

You clearly concluded that, because I do not think government is necessary, I do not believe in "rights."
That is fallacious.

Also, where do you get the feeling I am not a nice person? Just because we don't agree on a particular subject?


I keep telling you WORDS MEAN THINGS. He can pick a word because you use it and it makes a certain point when you do. Just because you understand what you mean, does not mean anyone else does.

You do not think government is "necessary" but in order to protect your rights it IS!

Oh I know in GDW Utopia every citizen an afford private security and everyone just gets along and all the bad people live on an island where they never bother to build a cannoe to go harass the other people in the world. But in reality, not so much.
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I never said you didn't believe in rights. I stated that clearly in my previos post. Please don't put words in my mouth.
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Please don't seperate them I'm enjoying it.
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It shouldn't matter to you. You don't believe in the right to free speech. Without a governing body put in place by the people under the authority of the people, there are no rights whatsoever. So yell in the theatre all you want- then try and find a witch doctor to prey the machete from your skull that was placed there by an objector to your yelling.
Rodney


Oh, I'm sorry, you said I don't believe in one specific right. I didn't put words in your mouth, I put an "s."
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Free is NOT free. It's one thing I've learned in life.

There IS a price for what you say.
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Danny
Please don't seperate them I'm enjoying it.


Sorry sir.
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Anti-free speech is good - as a collector, my books on paramilitary and drug manufacturing has sky rocketed thanks to the patirot act..

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It shouldn't matter to you. You don't believe in the right to free speech. Without a governing body put in place by the people under the authority of the people, there are no rights whatsoever. So yell in the theatre all you want- then try and find a witch doctor to prey the machete from your skull that was placed there by an objector to your yelling.
Rodney

allow me to clarify. You may feel that you have a right to free speech. But without a system in place to uphold and protect it, it doesn't exist. And we know from the past that you don't agree with a society creating a system to govern themselves. Therefore, arguing that you should be able to say what you like in a theatre without consequence is nonsense.


Oh, I'm sorry, you said I don't believe in one specific right. I didn't put words in your mouth, I put an "s."
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Magicfish, I'm aware of what you are saying, but that is irrelevant to whether or not I was putting words in your mouth.
Also, I am not against people governing themselves at all. And there are plenty of ways to do it without a centralized monopoly on force.


Also, I think it should be clear that I was not arguing you should be able to yell whatever you want in a crowded theater without consequences.
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Who exactly will enforce those concequences?
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I've provided several sources that cover that in detail.
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