Lisser 29.03.2006 10:50 |
Yep, kid in my school district, right next door to my school. link |
deleted user 29.03.2006 11:19 |
The way authorities are taking it, is very much like fascist-America. Seriously, this belongs in 1984. |
That guy who digs energy domes 29.03.2006 13:23 |
We had some chessjock say that he wanted to kill President Bush and open fire a machine gun into a crowd. Needless to say, he didnt take his pills that morning. He had a little meeting with the FBI and was kicked off the house construction team. I havent seen him since. Even when he was there, he was stuck doing all the bitchwork like picking up nails and holding ladders. Serves the little bastard right. |
deleted user 29.03.2006 13:34 |
Sadly, a quote from Kevin Bacon in JFK is highly appropriate: "Fascism is coming back" So when do you Americans change your country's name to Oceania, and Washington DC to Airstrip One? |
That guy who digs energy domes 29.03.2006 13:39 |
I'd rather see imperialism come back. We could use a few more stars on the flag. |
Mr.Jingles 29.03.2006 13:48 |
Queen Of Wrestling<h6>Jamie's Louvre wrote: I'd rather see imperialism come back. We could use a few more stars on the flag.ONCE AGAIN THE SITH WILL RULE THE GALAXY!!! ...and we shall have peace. |
user name 29.03.2006 16:55 |
Yeah, those fascist Americans. I mean, is there any reason why death threats shouldn't be tolerated? |
Haystacks Calhoun 29.03.2006 17:03 |
He sent e-mails to Bush, Cheney, the Pentagon, The White House, Florence, KY, etc... They said that he was "just seeking attention". Looks like he got it. |
Maruga 29.03.2006 17:04 |
What can we expect from a fascist president. |
Haystacks Calhoun 29.03.2006 17:14 |
<b><font color="blue">Maruga_Mercury wrote: What can we expect from a fascist president.Go away. It wouldn't matter if Howdy Doody was President, this kid would STILL be in a world of shit. Never ceases to amaze the lengths Bush bashers will go to to get a shot in. Clown. |
Mr.Jingles 29.03.2006 20:33 |
Killing Bush would be a dumb move. We all know he's not even the president. He just takes the shit for the people who make decisions behind his back. |
Erin 29.03.2006 20:49 |
Boy, that was a pretty stupid thing to do. I can't see them actually sentencing the kid to 5 years in prison, though. That would be ridiculous. |
Lisser 29.03.2006 21:07 |
He won't get prison time. He'll get probation and community service. There has to be some consequence for what he's done. No one is allowed to threaten anyone's life. The difference here is that he threatened several government officials, the President being one of them. Our President obviously has to be protected since he is in charge of our country. That is why the FBI is involved. Thomas, what would happen in your country if this happened? Margua? Are threats against other's lives ignored and tolerated? I agree with what Haystacks said, as usual. Btw, Stacks, glad you are home safe and you had a great time in Cleveland! Is Katie feeling ok? |
Maruga 29.03.2006 21:33 |
Mr.Jingles wrote: Killing Bush would be a dumb move. We all know he's not even the president. He just takes the shit for the people who make decisions behind his back.That's true. Erin wrote: Boy, that was a pretty stupid thing to do. I can't see them actually sentencing the kid to 5 years in prison, though. That would be ridiculous. Exactly. |
user name 29.03.2006 22:30 |
<b><font color="blue">Maruga_Mercury wrote:And yet you're still obnoxious and wrong by saying:Mr.Jingles wrote: Killing Bush would be a dumb move. We all know he's not even the president. He just takes the shit for the people who make decisions behind his back.That's true.Erin wrote: Boy, that was a pretty stupid thing to do. I can't see them actually sentencing the kid to 5 years in prison, though. That would be ridiculous.Exactly. <b><font color="blue">Maruga_Mercury wrote: What can we expect from a fascist president. |
Mr.Jingles 29.03.2006 22:53 |
Lisser wrote: Our President obviously has to be protected since he is in charge of our country.Yes, but who the hell is going to protect US from HIM being in charge of the country? I've prayed to God to get us out of this shit, but I think he said something like... SORRY DUDE, YOU'RE ON YOUR OWN. |
That guy who digs energy domes 29.03.2006 22:55 |
Mr.Jingles wrote:What do you like best,Queen Of Wrestling<h6>Jamie's Louvre wrote: I'd rather see imperialism come back. We could use a few more stars on the flag.ONCE AGAIN THE SITH WILL RULE THE GALAXY!!! ...and we shall have peace. UGA United Galaxy of America UUA United Universe of America USSA United Solar System of America |
That guy who digs energy domes 29.03.2006 22:57 |
Mr.Jingles wrote:Recounts and loose chads will save usLisser wrote: Our President obviously has to be protected since he is in charge of our country.Yes, but who the hell is going to protect US from HIM being in charge of the country? I've prayed to God to get us out of this shit, but I think he said something like... SORRY DUDE, YOU'RE ON YOUR OWN. |
Maruga 29.03.2006 23:01 |
It's only my opinion... Bush should be in prison, for war crimes, not a poor kid. |
Mr.Jingles 29.03.2006 23:02 |
Queen Of Wrestling<h6>Jamie's Louvre wrote:I don't know, dude.Mr.Jingles wrote:What do you like best, UGA United Galaxy of America UUA United Universe of America USSA United Solar System of AmericaQueen Of Wrestling<h6>Jamie's Louvre wrote: I'd rather see imperialism come back. We could use a few more stars on the flag.ONCE AGAIN THE SITH WILL RULE THE GALAXY!!! ...and we shall have peace. Ask your buddies at Hitler's Yo... err, I mean Young Republicans which one they like better. |
That guy who digs energy domes 29.03.2006 23:22 |
Mr.Jingles wrote:They keep saying Fourth Reich but I dont speak German.Queen Of Wrestling<h6>Jamie's Louvre wrote:I don't know, dude. Ask your buddies at Hitler's Yo... err, I mean Young Republicans which one they like better.Mr.Jingles wrote:What do you like best, UGA United Galaxy of America UUA United Universe of America USSA United Solar System of AmericaQueen Of Wrestling<h6>Jamie's Louvre wrote: I'd rather see imperialism come back. We could use a few more stars on the flag.ONCE AGAIN THE SITH WILL RULE THE GALAXY!!! ...and we shall have peace. |
Lisser 29.03.2006 23:32 |
<b><font color="blue">Maruga_Mercury wrote: It's only my opinion... Bush should be in prison, for war crimes, not a poor kid.The topic is about what this teenager did. Not about war crimes. The kid will not go to jail. |
Maruga 29.03.2006 23:41 |
Mr.Jingles wrote: I don't know, dude. Ask your buddies at Hitler's Yo... err, I mean Young Republicans which one they like better.Jajajajajaja I only can laugh. |
Mr.Jingles 29.03.2006 23:42 |
Lisser wrote:Instead he will have his phone wiretapped, his computer being constantly hacked into, and secret agents following every single move he makes.<b><font color="blue">Maruga_Mercury wrote: It's only my opinion... Bush should be in prison, for war crimes, not a poor kid.The topic is about what this teenager did. Not about war crimes. The kid will not go to jail. He won't even have privacy when he takes a shit, leave alone the day he finds a chick to make out with on the backseat of his car. |
That guy who digs energy domes 29.03.2006 23:50 |
Mr.Jingles wrote:They'll have to check them for anthrax.Lisser wrote:Instead he will have his phone wiretapped, his computer being constantly hacked into, and secret agents following every single move he makes. He won't even have privacy when he takes a shit, leave alone the day he finds a chick to make out with on the backseat of his car.<b><font color="blue">Maruga_Mercury wrote: It's only my opinion... Bush should be in prison, for war crimes, not a poor kid.The topic is about what this teenager did. Not about war crimes. The kid will not go to jail. |
Maruga 30.03.2006 00:15 |
Mr.Jingles wrote:Sorry, but i have to say this in spanish...Lisser wrote:Instead he will have his phone wiretapped, his computer being constantly hacked into, and secret agents following every single move he makes. He won't even have privacy when he takes a shit, leave alone the day he finds a chick to make out with on the backseat of his car.<b><font color="blue">Maruga_Mercury wrote: It's only my opinion... Bush should be in prison, for war crimes, not a poor kid.The topic is about what this teenager did. Not about war crimes. The kid will not go to jail. Me caes bien colombiano, muy bien... no creo yo te caiga bien, pero tú sí a mí.... |
deleted user 30.03.2006 05:27 |
Queen Of Wrestling<h6>Jamie's Louvre wrote:USAMT United States Of Alabama, Mississippi and Texas.Mr.Jingles wrote:What do you like best, UGA United Galaxy of America UUA United Universe of America USSA United Solar System of AmericaQueen Of Wrestling<h6>Jamie's Louvre wrote: I'd rather see imperialism come back. We could use a few more stars on the flag.ONCE AGAIN THE SITH WILL RULE THE GALAXY!!! ...and we shall have peace. The rest of the states are smart enough to become part of Greater Canada. link link |
FreddiesGhettoTrench 30.03.2006 07:10 |
Bush didn't have anything to do with this kid being charged. If you threaten someone, that's illegal. And if you threaten a government official, that's serious. Bush has nothing to do with it - now matter who was pres, this kid would be deep in shit. |
Erin 30.03.2006 08:25 |
<b><font color = "crimson">Thomas Quinn wrote: USAMT United States Of Alabama, Mississippi and Texas.Hang on to yer confederate money, cause the South will rise again...YEEEEEEEEEEHHHAAAAWWWWWW |
Haystacks Calhoun 30.03.2006 09:59 |
Lisser wrote: He won't get prison time. He'll get probation and community service. There has to be some consequence for what he's done. No one is allowed to threaten anyone's life. The difference here is that he threatened several government officials, the President being one of them. Our President obviously has to be protected since he is in charge of our country. That is why the FBI is involved. Thomas, what would happen in your country if this happened? Margua? Are threats against other's lives ignored and tolerated? I agree with what Haystacks said, as usual. Btw, Stacks, glad you are home safe and you had a great time in Cleveland! Is Katie feeling ok?Katie is fine, bouncing off the walls again. |
deleted user 30.03.2006 14:03 |
You know Erin, I think I could live with that. The Jesus-freaks in the CSA and the sensible people in the USA. |
Lisser 30.03.2006 14:35 |
Ravenetta wrote: middle schoolers are stupid lol (sry, we all were middle schoolers once, and we were stupid)That is the most accurate sentence in this thread!!! Here here! |
Erin 30.03.2006 14:55 |
<b><font color = "crimson">Thomas Quinn wrote: You know Erin, I think I could live with that. The Jesus-freaks in the CSA and the sensible people in the USA.If you are thinking "Jesus-freaks" = Republicans, then your CSA plan wouldn't work. link |
Forever88 30.03.2006 15:04 |
Queen Of Wrestling<h6>Jamie's Louvre wrote: I'd rather see imperialism come back. We could use a few more stars on the flag.wow, and i thought you couldnt be more american. |
Forever88 30.03.2006 15:09 |
Lisser wrote: He won't get prison time. He'll get probation and community service. There has to be some consequence for what he's done. No one is allowed to threaten anyone's life.tell me, can you really consider him a real threat. i say its just a stupid kid with a big mouth. it would be a different story from an adult. |
deleted user 30.03.2006 15:23 |
A preacher who says Chavez has to be murdered gets a mild warning, and this kid gets the whole FBI over him? Sounds like fascism to me! |
Sonia Doris 30.03.2006 15:34 |
what a nice freedom of speech. ^.^ |
That guy who digs energy domes 30.03.2006 16:10 |
Forever88 <h6>PANINARO!</h6> wrote:I make apple pie look russian!Queen Of Wrestling<h6>Jamie's Louvre wrote: I'd rather see imperialism come back. We could use a few more stars on the flag.wow, and i thought you couldnt be more american. |
user name 30.03.2006 16:13 |
<b><font color = "crimson">Thomas Quinn wrote: A preacher who says Chavez has to be murdered gets a mild warning, and this kid gets the whole FBI over him? Sounds like fascism to me!There is a clear difference between a threat...and not a threat. Duh. |
user name 30.03.2006 16:17 |
<font color=green>Linda Of The Valley wrote: Are you guys serious? This guy slags Bush and the FBI come around? LMFAO only in America! (Ps i didnt read the actual article cos it wouldn't load for me, so maybe I'm missing the complete point.You're probably thinking that the FBI is some special, exclusive organization taking covert action within the ranks of the government. People tend to compare them with the CIA or the NSA. That's not the case. It's simply the police on a national level. Think of your local cop squad. It's basically that, for the country. Even Americans don't get this. As for this case, it sounds like a perfectly plausible thing to be enforceable by the FBI. |
That guy who digs energy domes 30.03.2006 16:26 |
They'll just scare the holy hell out of the kid and then let him go. Thats what they did when the dumbass did it here. |
user name 30.03.2006 17:43 |
Queen Of Wrestling<h6>Jamie's Louvre wrote: They'll just scare the holy hell out of the kid and then let him go. Thats what they did when the dumbass did it here.Kind of like what they do in health class. |
Mr.Jingles 30.03.2006 18:02 |
Musicman wrote:So what Pat Robertson said wasn't a threat?<b><font color = "crimson">Thomas Quinn wrote: A preacher who says Chavez has to be murdered gets a mild warning, and this kid gets the whole FBI over him? Sounds like fascism to me!There is a clear difference between a threat...and not a threat. Duh. |
Lisser 30.03.2006 18:10 |
Forever88 <h6>PANINARO!</h6> wrote:How can you be sure? You can't. The United States did not take Al Quida's threats seriously and look what happened. You can't go around threatening people's lives, which is what happened here. I don't care if it is the President of the US or my next door neighbor. You can't threaten to end someone's life.Lisser wrote: He won't get prison time. He'll get probation and community service. There has to be some consequence for what he's done. No one is allowed to threaten anyone's life.tell me, can you really consider him a real threat. i say its just a stupid kid with a big mouth. it would be a different story from an adult. |
user name 30.03.2006 18:58 |
Mr.Jingles wrote:Maybe we're somehow talking about different quotes, but I don't remember Pat Robertson expressing his intent to kill someone. I mean, of all the dumbass things that degenerate has said, a threat wasn't one of them.Musicman wrote:So what Pat Robertson said wasn't a threat?<b><font color = "crimson">Thomas Quinn wrote: A preacher who says Chavez has to be murdered gets a mild warning, and this kid gets the whole FBI over him? Sounds like fascism to me!There is a clear difference between a threat...and not a threat. Duh. |
Mr.Jingles 30.03.2006 19:29 |
Asking someone to kill someone is still a threat though. |
user name 31.03.2006 00:01 |
Mr.Jingles wrote: Asking someone to kill someone is still a threat though.Not really, unless it's an earnest solicitation...and he didn't even do that. Basically what he said was no worse than the common phrase, "So-and-so/a certain group of people/Pat Robertson/you should be shot." (Pat deserves his own spot in that saying.) All he did was suggest that the military should assassinate him. If I said, "Our military could kill you, and they should, because you're a big jerk," I can't see how that would be any different from what he said. Now, it would be different if I had said "I'm going to kill you," "I have asked so-and-so to kill you," or, at the very least, "so-and-so is going to kill you." And particularly less threatening is saying the the government is going to do one of these things. I'm sorry, but I can't see how in any way what he said was even a minor threat. |
deleted user 31.03.2006 14:40 |
Musicman wrote:So I suppose Hitler wasn't a threat, because he didn't EXPLICITLY state the Jews had to be exterminated, but that a 'final sollution' was needed?Mr.Jingles wrote: Asking someone to kill someone is still a threat though.Not really, unless it's an earnest solicitation...and he didn't even do that. Basically what he said was no worse than the common phrase, "So-and-so/a certain group of people/Pat Robertson/you should be shot." (Pat deserves his own spot in that saying.) All he did was suggest that the military should assassinate him. If I said, "Our military could kill you, and they should, because you're a big jerk," I can't see how that would be any different from what he said. Now, it would be different if I had said "I'm going to kill you," "I have asked so-and-so to kill you," or, at the very least, "so-and-so is going to kill you." And particularly less threatening is saying the the government is going to do one of these things. I'm sorry, but I can't see how in any way what he said was even a minor threat. |
Brandon 31.03.2006 15:12 |
<b><font color = "crimson">Thomas Quinn wrote:You're a complete idiot and do a great injustice to all that's transpired before. Just coming from Germany and Austria, I have seen firsthand how bad the thrid reich was. I cannot even put into words how ridiculous comparing a senile and antiquated old man with geonicidal maniac and religious fanatic is.Musicman wrote:So I suppose Hitler wasn't a threat, because he didn't EXPLICITLY state the Jews had to be exterminated, but that a 'final sollution' was needed?Mr.Jingles wrote: Asking someone to kill someone is still a threat though.Not really, unless it's an earnest solicitation...and he didn't even do that. Basically what he said was no worse than the common phrase, "So-and-so/a certain group of people/Pat Robertson/you should be shot." (Pat deserves his own spot in that saying.) All he did was suggest that the military should assassinate him. If I said, "Our military could kill you, and they should, because you're a big jerk," I can't see how that would be any different from what he said. Now, it would be different if I had said "I'm going to kill you," "I have asked so-and-so to kill you," or, at the very least, "so-and-so is going to kill you." And particularly less threatening is saying the the government is going to do one of these things. I'm sorry, but I can't see how in any way what he said was even a minor threat. God the depths of stupidity this thread has breached. |
Mr.Jingles 31.03.2006 16:31 |
Musicman wrote:If I say to you...Mr.Jingles wrote: Asking someone to kill someone is still a threat though.Not really, unless it's an earnest solicitation...and he didn't even do that. Basically what he said was no worse than the common phrase, "So-and-so/a certain group of people/Pat Robertson/you should be shot." (Pat deserves his own spot in that saying.) All he did was suggest that the military should assassinate him. If I said, "Our military could kill you, and they should, because you're a big jerk," I can't see how that would be any different from what he said. Now, it would be different if I had said "I'm going to kill you," "I have asked so-and-so to kill you," or, at the very least, "so-and-so is going to kill you." And particularly less threatening is saying the the government is going to do one of these things. I'm sorry, but I can't see how in any way what he said was even a minor threat. "I hope an asteroid falls from above and hits your house" According to you that wouldn't be a threat since I'm not God nor I have the capacity of physical power to actually make an asteroid drop on anybody. Yet my mental intention is that I'm making an statement where I'm wishing that something might possibly cause you harm. Pat Robertson doesn't have the power to order our military to kill somebody, and neither does the kid who said he wants Bush to get killed. Either those two are threats, or just simply non-threatening threats. |
user name 31.03.2006 18:46 |
Mr.Jingles wrote:But the kid wasn't ordering someone beyond his power of control to kill the president. It's obvious that Pat Robertson did not have the ability to control the powers of the military. It, however, cannot be assumed that the author of the blatant death threat has not the ability to carry through with the actions stipulated within his threat. Through his letter, he would have made two assumptions: a) that he had the capability to make an attempt at the life of the president, and b) that he had the intentions of doing so. The only way to find out the veracity of these points is to issue an FBI investigation. He should be punished if not only for wasting the resources of the government, as he gave the government valid cause to use those resources.Musicman wrote:If I say to you... "I hope an asteroid falls from above and hits your house" According to you that wouldn't be a threat since I'm not God nor I have the capacity of physical power to actually make an asteroid drop on anybody. Yet my mental intention is that I'm making an statement where I'm wishing that something might possibly cause you harm. Pat Robertson doesn't have the power to order our military to kill somebody, and neither does the kid who said he wants Bush to get killed. Either those two are threats, or just simply non-threatening threats.Mr.Jingles wrote: Asking someone to kill someone is still a threat though.Not really, unless it's an earnest solicitation...and he didn't even do that. Basically what he said was no worse than the common phrase, "So-and-so/a certain group of people/Pat Robertson/you should be shot." (Pat deserves his own spot in that saying.) All he did was suggest that the military should assassinate him. If I said, "Our military could kill you, and they should, because you're a big jerk," I can't see how that would be any different from what he said. Now, it would be different if I had said "I'm going to kill you," "I have asked so-and-so to kill you," or, at the very least, "so-and-so is going to kill you." And particularly less threatening is saying the the government is going to do one of these things. I'm sorry, but I can't see how in any way what he said was even a minor threat. |
user name 31.03.2006 18:53 |
<b><font color = "crimson">Thomas Quinn wrote:A) Hitler had the ability and resources to exterminate those of Jewish descent.Musicman wrote:So I suppose Hitler wasn't a threat, because he didn't EXPLICITLY state the Jews had to be exterminated, but that a 'final sollution' was needed?Mr.Jingles wrote: Asking someone to kill someone is still a threat though.Not really, unless it's an earnest solicitation...and he didn't even do that. Basically what he said was no worse than the common phrase, "So-and-so/a certain group of people/Pat Robertson/you should be shot." (Pat deserves his own spot in that saying.) All he did was suggest that the military should assassinate him. If I said, "Our military could kill you, and they should, because you're a big jerk," I can't see how that would be any different from what he said. Now, it would be different if I had said "I'm going to kill you," "I have asked so-and-so to kill you," or, at the very least, "so-and-so is going to kill you." And particularly less threatening is saying the the government is going to do one of these things. I'm sorry, but I can't see how in any way what he said was even a minor threat. B) Hitler made an honest solicitation to these resources to carry out his will, knowing that his requests would have been fulfilled. C) I would have to agree with Brandon that what you said was potentially offensive...these things can't even begin to be compared. |
Forever88 31.03.2006 22:02 |
i cant wait to leave this country. |
Mr.Jingles 31.03.2006 22:27 |
Musicman wrote:C'mon, it's just a 13 year old kid acting like a silly little punk. The kid at it's worst should just be asked to do community service, but from there to actually treat him like a terrorist is completely fuckin' ridiculous.Mr.Jingles wrote:But the kid wasn't ordering someone beyond his power of control to kill the president. It's obvious that Pat Robertson did not have the ability to control the powers of the military. It, however, cannot be assumed that the author of the blatant death threat has not the ability to carry through with the actions stipulated within his threat. Through his letter, he would have made two assumptions: a) that he had the capability to make an attempt at the life of the president, and b) that he had the intentions of doing so. The only way to find out the veracity of these points is to issue an FBI investigation. He should be punished if not only for wasting the resources of the government, as he gave the government valid cause to use those resources.Musicman wrote:If I say to you... "I hope an asteroid falls from above and hits your house" According to you that wouldn't be a threat since I'm not God nor I have the capacity of physical power to actually make an asteroid drop on anybody. Yet my mental intention is that I'm making an statement where I'm wishing that something might possibly cause you harm. Pat Robertson doesn't have the power to order our military to kill somebody, and neither does the kid who said he wants Bush to get killed. Either those two are threats, or just simply non-threatening threats.Mr.Jingles wrote: Asking someone to kill someone is still a threat though.Not really, unless it's an earnest solicitation...and he didn't even do that. Basically what he said was no worse than the common phrase, "So-and-so/a certain group of people/Pat Robertson/you should be shot." (Pat deserves his own spot in that saying.) All he did was suggest that the military should assassinate him. If I said, "Our military could kill you, and they should, because you're a big jerk," I can't see how that would be any different from what he said. Now, it would be different if I had said "I'm going to kill you," "I have asked so-and-so to kill you," or, at the very least, "so-and-so is going to kill you." And particularly less threatening is saying the the government is going to do one of these things. I'm sorry, but I can't see how in any way what he said was even a minor threat. It's clear that this government is stepping down to the level of immaturity of a naive teenager who just wants to play bad-ass. One more sign of how this administration is wasting time and money on things that are not even worth it. Pat Robertson himself is more capable of actually convincing the government of killing Hugo Chavez giving his ties to the other bunch of ultra conservative cronies at the White House. On the other hand, the worst thing that kid could possibly do is vandalize local property, or shoplift snacks from a 7 Eleven. The most pathetic thing is that we have murderers, rapists, cons, and perhaps even terrorists in this country who are running free. Tons of crimes that are still unsolved, and we send the FBI to track a 13 year old kid who just has a little too much free time on his hands. The kid is not wasting government resources, they're wasting them themselves. |
Maruga 31.03.2006 22:28 |
I don't know if you read my post before Mr. Jingles, but "me caes bien colombiano, muy bien"... I'm glad to find somebody who thinks in similar way to me. |
Mr.Jingles 31.03.2006 22:34 |
Tu tambien me caes bien, Maruga. Tienes AOL IM o MSN? Me gustaria hablar contigo. |
That guy who digs energy domes 31.03.2006 22:56 |
Come on now guys, theyre just going to scare him. What he should really be concerned about is what his parents are going to do to him. El debe ser espantado muy, sus padres deben estar enojado y ellos son los pasteles. |
Maruga 31.03.2006 23:00 |
Mr.Jingles wrote: Tu tambien me caes bien, Maruga. Tienes AOL IM o MSN? Me gustaria hablar contigo.MSN... But i can't give it here.. i'm a chilean man, who hates nazis, republicans (or right people), homophobics, etc.. |
user name 31.03.2006 23:03 |
Mr.Jingles wrote:I'll agree that the response may be exaggerated, but to even compare the death threats with what Robertson said is a joke. And I still think he should be punished - like you said, have him do community service or spend time in some juvenile detention center...or whatever they do to kids. If you can't plagiarize a book repoMusicman wrote:C'mon, it's just a 13 year old kid acting like a silly little punk. The kid at it's worst should just be asked to do community service, but from there to actually treat him like a terrorist is completely fuckin' ridiculous. It's clear that this government is stepping down to the level of immaturity of a naive teenager who just wants to play bad-ass. One more sign of how this administration is wasting time and money on things that are not even worth it. Pat Robertson himself is more capable of actually convincing the government of killing Hugo Chavez giving his ties to the other bunch of ultra conservative cronies at the White House. On the other hand, the worst thing that kid could possibly do is vandalize local property, or shoplift snacks from a 7 Eleven. The most pathetic thing is that we have murderers, rapists, cons, and perhaps even terrorists in this country who are running free. Tons of crimes that are still unsolved, and we send the FBI to track a 13 year old kid who just has a little too much free time on his hands. The kid is not wasting government resources, they're wasting them themselves.Mr.Jingles wrote:But the kid wasn't ordering someone beyond his power of control to kill the president. It's obvious that Pat Robertson did not have the ability to control the powers of the military. It, however, cannot be assumed that the author of the blatant death threat has not the ability to carry through with the actions stipulated within his threat. Through his letter, he would have made two assumptions: a) that he had the capability to make an attempt at the life of the president, and b) that he had the intentions of doing so. The only way to find out the veracity of these points is to issue an FBI investigation. He should be punished if not only for wasting the resources of the government, as he gave the government valid cause to use those resources.Musicman wrote:If I say to you... "I hope an asteroid falls from above and hits your house" According to you that wouldn't be a threat since I'm not God nor I have the capacity of physical power to actually make an asteroid drop on anybody. Yet my mental intention is that I'm making an statement where I'm wishing that something might possibly cause you harm. Pat Robertson doesn't have the power to order our military to kill somebody, and neither does the kid who said he wants Bush to get killed. Either those two are threats, or just simply non-threatening threats.Mr.Jingles wrote: Asking someone to kill someone is still a threat though.Not really, unless it's an earnest solicitation...and he didn't even do that. Basically what he said was no worse than the common phrase, "So-and-so/a certain group of people/Pat Robertson/you should be shot." (Pat deserves his own spot in that saying.) All he did was suggest that the military should assassinate him. If I said, "Our military could kill you, and they should, because you're a big jerk," I can't see how that would be any different from what he said. Now, it would be different if I had said "I'm going to kill you," "I have asked so-and-so to kill you," or, at the very least, "so-and-so is going to kill you." And particularly less threatening is saying the the government is going to do one of these things. I'm sorry, but I can't see how in any way what he said was even a minor threat. |
Mr.Jingles 31.03.2006 23:24 |
<b><font color="blue">Maruga_Mercury wrote:I'm a Colombian guy who hates Nazis, extremists from the left, extremists from the right, homophobics, religious wackos who don't tolerate anyone who is different, atheists who hate anyone who follows a religion, arrogant people who do nothing but brag about themselves.Mr.Jingles wrote: Tu tambien me caes bien, Maruga. Tienes AOL IM o MSN? Me gustaria hablar contigo.MSN... But i can't give it here.. i'm a chilean man, who hates nazis, republicans (or right people), homophobics, etc.. I make fun of all sides. aldanny@hotmail.com is my MSN contact if you're still interested. |
Maruga 31.03.2006 23:31 |
I've just added you. |
That guy who digs energy domes 31.03.2006 23:33 |
<b><font color="blue">Maruga_Mercury wrote:Nosotros no somos todos malos. Algunos de nosotros no mordemos.Mr.Jingles wrote: Tu tambien me caes bien, Maruga. Tienes AOL IM o MSN? Me gustaria hablar contigo.MSN... But i can't give it here.. i'm a chilean man, who hates nazis, republicans (or right people), homophobics, etc.. |
Maruga 31.03.2006 23:57 |
Queen Of Wrestling<h6>Jamie's Louvre wrote:I know not all americans are bad, but the person who rules your country is evil...<b><font color="blue">Maruga_Mercury wrote:Nosotros no somos todos malos. Algunos de nosotros no mordemos.Mr.Jingles wrote: Tu tambien me caes bien, Maruga. Tienes AOL IM o MSN? Me gustaria hablar contigo.MSN... But i can't give it here.. i'm a chilean man, who hates nazis, republicans (or right people), homophobics, etc.. |
user name 01.04.2006 00:12 |
<b><font color="blue">Maruga_Mercury wrote:Ha ha, it's been a long time since I've heard the word evil used to describe somebody. However, I disagree. Being stupid and ignorant is quite different from being evil. I think that Bush has good intentions...he's just a dumbass. And of course, nobody "rules" our country.Queen Of Wrestling<h6>Jamie's Louvre wrote:I know not all americans are bad, but the person who rules your country is evil...<b><font color="blue">Maruga_Mercury wrote:Nosotros no somos todos malos. Algunos de nosotros no mordemos.Mr.Jingles wrote: Tu tambien me caes bien, Maruga. Tienes AOL IM o MSN? Me gustaria hablar contigo.MSN... But i can't give it here.. i'm a chilean man, who hates nazis, republicans (or right people), homophobics, etc.. And saying one hates Republicans is kind of...misinformed. To be honest, Republican citizens tend to be wiser and more informed on economic matters. Of course, this is but a slight trend - but you must realize that in America, there really isn't much of a difference between MOST Democrats and Republicans. Nothing is ever so plain as black and white; everything exists in shades of gray...especially in the United States. |
Maruga 01.04.2006 13:53 |
Musicman wrote:I know that Republicans and Democrats are almost the same (in case of USA).<b><font color="blue">Maruga_Mercury wrote:Ha ha, it's been a long time since I've heard the word evil used to describe somebody. However, I disagree. Being stupid and ignorant is quite different from being evil. I think that Bush has good intentions...he's just a dumbass. And of course, nobody "rules" our country. And saying one hates Republicans is kind of...misinformed. To be honest, Republican citizens tend to be wiser and more informed on economic matters. Of course, this is but a slight trend - but you must realize that in America, there really isn't much of a difference between MOST Democrats and Republicans. Nothing is ever so plain as black and white; everything exists in shades of gray...especially in the United States.Queen Of Wrestling<h6>Jamie's Louvre wrote:I know not all americans are bad, but the person who rules your country is evil...<b><font color="blue">Maruga_Mercury wrote:Nosotros no somos todos malos. Algunos de nosotros no mordemos.Mr.Jingles wrote: Tu tambien me caes bien, Maruga. Tienes AOL IM o MSN? Me gustaria hablar contigo.MSN... But i can't give it here.. i'm a chilean man, who hates nazis, republicans (or right people), homophobics, etc.. But you are saying that Republicans knows most about economics and things like that. Well, i must say that the persons who ruled Chile between 1973 and 1990 studied in the University of Chicago, and they were the people who made my country going into a huge economic crisis, they passed the State enterprises to privates. |
user name 01.04.2006 21:49 |
<b><font color="blue">Maruga_Mercury wrote:I said there was a trend that Republicans tended to be better economically, because they would strictly follow a very liberal economic policy. They avoided using the government as an inefficient tool to try and "fix" the economy (in turn making it worse). But like I said, this is a generalization - nowadays economists on both sides are more or less indiscernable in America.Musicman wrote:I know that Republicans and Democrats are almost the same (in case of USA). But you are saying that Republicans knows most about economics and things like that. Well, i must say that the persons who ruled Chile between 1973 and 1990 studied in the University of Chicago, and they were the people who made my country going into a huge economic crisis, they passed the State enterprises to privates.<b><font color="blue">Maruga_Mercury wrote:Ha ha, it's been a long time since I've heard the word evil used to describe somebody. However, I disagree. Being stupid and ignorant is quite different from being evil. I think that Bush has good intentions...he's just a dumbass. And of course, nobody "rules" our country. And saying one hates Republicans is kind of...misinformed. To be honest, Republican citizens tend to be wiser and more informed on economic matters. Of course, this is but a slight trend - but you must realize that in America, there really isn't much of a difference between MOST Democrats and Republicans. Nothing is ever so plain as black and white; everything exists in shades of gray...especially in the United States.Queen Of Wrestling<h6>Jamie's Louvre wrote:I know not all americans are bad, but the person who rules your country is evil...<b><font color="blue">Maruga_Mercury wrote:Nosotros no somos todos malos. Algunos de nosotros no mordemos.Mr.Jingles wrote: Tu tambien me caes bien, Maruga. Tienes AOL IM o MSN? Me gustaria hablar contigo.MSN... But i can't give it here.. i'm a chilean man, who hates nazis, republicans (or right people), homophobics, etc.. Onto that Chilean economic crisis, I'd like to hear more about that. It sounds like an interesting topic of conversation, if you don't mind? I'll try to do some research myself, and we'll have a discussion on that, if you're okay with that. |
Maruga 01.04.2006 22:05 |
Perfect, no problem... Search for ministers of Pinochet... like Joaquín Lavín (who was running for president in 1999 and 2005) Opus Dei member, Sebastián Piñera (he wasn't a minister, but he got rich with social prevision, Sergio Fernández, Jaime Guzmán, and others... you'll find that in one time one dolar costed 39 chilean pesos (now is around 500 chilean pesos)... When dolar was low, people became indebted themselves in dolars, but later dolar began to raise, and people were indebted, with levels of highest inflation and unemployment. |
Maruga 01.04.2006 22:59 |
Musicman: No sabía que eras uruguayo... mejor hablar en español :) |
user name 01.04.2006 23:49 |
<b><font color="blue">Maruga_Mercury wrote: Musicman: No sabía que eras uruguayo... mejor hablar en español :)It actually changed all my profile information. It erased everything, changed my location to Uruguay, and made my name "Musicman" instead of "Music Man." And I can't change it back :'( |
user name 02.04.2006 00:10 |
<b><font color="blue">Maruga_Mercury wrote: Perfect, no problem... Search for ministers of Pinochet... like Joaquín Lavín (who was running for president in 1999 and 2005) Opus Dei member, Sebastián Piñera (he wasn't a minister, but he got rich with social prevision, Sergio Fernández, Jaime Guzmán, and others... you'll find that in one time one dolar costed 39 chilean pesos (now is around 500 chilean pesos)... When dolar was low, people became indebted themselves in dolars, but later dolar began to raise, and people were indebted, with levels of highest inflation and unemployment.Hmmm...yeah, it sounds like they really messed things up for a while. But why? Was the transition done in the wrong manner? At the wrong time? Or are these the costs we should expect from any drastic transition to privatization? Perhaps if they did it more gradually, it would have been less devastating...but would it have also been less effective in the long run? Or maybe it was the militaristic government that created some issues...I think this resulted in a very undisciplined and inexperienced privatization, where I can already see large gaps for things to go wrong. Any macroeconomics experts around the forum? I actually find this very interesting, and I would like to understand it better. Actually, I'm sure Maruga can give me a lot of insight on the situation as well. |
deleted user 02.04.2006 07:39 |
Brandon wrote:Anyone who calls for the murder of a person or group is the same. Hitler and Robertson are both evil, so is Bush, who is as much a racist as Hitler and shows equally genocidal tendencies (see: Iraq and his desire to invade Iran).<b><font color = "crimson">Thomas Quinn wrote:You're a complete idiot and do a great injustice to all that's transpired before. Just coming from Germany and Austria, I have seen firsthand how bad the thrid reich was. I cannot even put into words how ridiculous comparing a senile and antiquated old man with geonicidal maniac and religious fanatic is. God the depths of stupidity this thread has breached.Musicman wrote:So I suppose Hitler wasn't a threat, because he didn't EXPLICITLY state the Jews had to be exterminated, but that a 'final sollution' was needed?Mr.Jingles wrote: Asking someone to kill someone is still a threat though.Not really, unless it's an earnest solicitation...and he didn't even do that. Basically what he said was no worse than the common phrase, "So-and-so/a certain group of people/Pat Robertson/you should be shot." (Pat deserves his own spot in that saying.) All he did was suggest that the military should assassinate him. If I said, "Our military could kill you, and they should, because you're a big jerk," I can't see how that would be any different from what he said. Now, it would be different if I had said "I'm going to kill you," "I have asked so-and-so to kill you," or, at the very least, "so-and-so is going to kill you." And particularly less threatening is saying the the government is going to do one of these things. I'm sorry, but I can't see how in any way what he said was even a minor threat. |
Apollo 02.04.2006 13:01 |
<b><font color = "crimson">Thomas Quinn wrote:Do you include yourself in that list, Quinn?Brandon wrote:Anyone who calls for the murder of a person or group is the same. Hitler and Robertson are both evil, so is Bush, who is as much a racist as Hitler and shows equally genocidal tendencies (see: Iraq and his desire to invade Iran).<b><font color = "crimson">Thomas Quinn wrote:You're a complete idiot and do a great injustice to all that's transpired before. Just coming from Germany and Austria, I have seen firsthand how bad the thrid reich was. I cannot even put into words how ridiculous comparing a senile and antiquated old man with geonicidal maniac and religious fanatic is. God the depths of stupidity this thread has breached.Musicman wrote:So I suppose Hitler wasn't a threat, because he didn't EXPLICITLY state the Jews had to be exterminated, but that a 'final sollution' was needed?Mr.Jingles wrote: Asking someone to kill someone is still a threat though.Not really, unless it's an earnest solicitation...and he didn't even do that. Basically what he said was no worse than the common phrase, "So-and-so/a certain group of people/Pat Robertson/you should be shot." (Pat deserves his own spot in that saying.) All he did was suggest that the military should assassinate him. If I said, "Our military could kill you, and they should, because you're a big jerk," I can't see how that would be any different from what he said. Now, it would be different if I had said "I'm going to kill you," "I have asked so-and-so to kill you," or, at the very least, "so-and-so is going to kill you." And particularly less threatening is saying the the government is going to do one of these things. I'm sorry, but I can't see how in any way what he said was even a minor threat. |
Mr.Jingles 02.04.2006 20:13 |
Bush is the least evil person on his administration. The evil ones are those who make the decisions for him. The guy he just takes the shit when it hits the fan. |
Maruga 02.04.2006 20:50 |
Musicman wrote: Hmmm...yeah, it sounds like they really messed things up for a while. But why? Was the transition done in the wrong manner? At the wrong time? Or are these the costs we should expect from any drastic transition to privatization? Perhaps if they did it more gradually, it would have been less devastating...but would it have also been less effective in the long run? Or maybe it was the militaristic government that created some issues...I think this resulted in a very undisciplined and inexperienced privatization, where I can already see large gaps for things to go wrong. Any macroeconomics experts around the forum? I actually find this very interesting, and I would like to understand it better. Actually, I'm sure Maruga can give me a lot of insight on the situation as well.Actually i'm not an macroeconomics expert, but that happened between 1973 and 1990 (during Pinochet's dictatorship). I know that there were a lots of economics troubles during Allende's government, but not such during Pinochet's dictatorship. Well, i know a lot of things, but have to do a research by myself too xd... |