Correct too Misterio.
SergeantLynch · 4 months ago
Correct too Misterio.
SergeantLynch · 4 months ago
Correct Remy.
For sure, the obstacles are somewhat more physically challenging for your average Cuban or North Korean.
SergeantLynch · 4 months ago
Yep, it's all non-sense made up to pacify all the other non-sense that thinking primate made up.
And the more knowledgeable the species gets the more stupid it gets in equal measure.
But hey, it gives us something to chat about.
And the genii will get on with the important evolutionary stuff, and the masses will clamour for the next big fix.
Reduce demand
Reduce need
Reduce expectation
What are the chances of that happening?
Hmmmm.
I would suggest that leaving sounds easy but comes with all manner of socio-economic obstacles.
I am of the animal kingdom.
Whereas laziness and gluttony are acquired traits...Based upon the inherent notion of eating for hard times that rarely occur.
Not that one can precisely pinpoint the extent of the universe.
Whereas logic alone tells us that thinking primate invented thinking super-primate and that a GOD doesn't reside anywhere close.
Quite frankly from what I'm reading here, NY sounds like a bit of a shit hole, so don't think that will be visiting any time soon.
SergeantLynch · 4 months ago
Yep...Normal is as normal does.
And one persons normal is the ritualistic abuse of young boys penises...A practice unarguably performed for sexually inspired reasons.
Whereas another persons normal is quite the opposite...Leave kids alone and let them make their own decisions about their sexuality, when they are adults.
And you are an exponent of the former.
And furthermore you are just as involved in this conversation as both Lucy and I, so don't try and make out that you are not.
Definitely the conclusion to this thread for me, I will not comment further.
2nd generation or more (child of immigrants born in the US is 1st).
This means what...Please clarify Remy.
And not forgetting that the first forced African immigrants rocked up in Virginia in about 1619.
So not forgetting established Black too.
So in terms of first appearance upon the North American land mass, then White, Hispanic and Black must all qualify for "established" status.
And of course the Chinese have been there en masse since the 1850's.
And not forgetting also that Texas was formerly part of Mexico and was "conquered" in 1836.
Fact is Remy, the US is a mongrel nation, today largely populated by immigrants who have "established" within the last 460 years...The first of who were actually Spanish (St Augustine Florida 1565)...The British didn't "establish" Jamestown until 42 years later.
And not forgetting that the Spanish Hispanicisation of the Americas began in 1493.
Because Linate, it's anti-capitalism and the home of the "communist" devil that haunts Shoresy.
Nonetheless, as long as such stores are profitable and NYC benefits, then if it solves a social problem then it's a good idea.
Hmmmm...You're rudimentary observations may well be correct...But tell us little about the broader social factors that affect/affected the US diaspora.
"Established Whites" means what exactly...Who qualifies for this category, and how do they qualify...Because migration and colonisation of what became the US has been ongoing for the past 400 years or so...Prior to that the North American land mass was largely established non-white and buffalo.
Not forgetting that Hispanics were some of the first explorers to reach and colonise North America, landing in and naming what is now Florida in about 1513....So perhaps you should introduce an established Hispanic category into your synopsis.
It's simple.
An idea that cannot proven will consequently become an idea that cannot be disproven...Empirical evidence or not.
Fact is, that 6 people have commented on this thread and none of us have a clue why creation and existence should have occurred.
As for Gods...Well Gods are a thinking primate thing.
Do most Americans choose...Isn't the US just an example of a nicer style of tyranny...Wherein people are encouraged to over-indulge.
SergeantLynch · 4 months ago
Well if a potential sequel is planned, I'm guessing that the villain won't be killed, and therefore it's pretty standard practice for good to overcome evil and for the bad guy to be vanquished temporarily...Or they will just reinvent the bad guy next time.
Though the feel good factor format, whereby the good guy beats the bad guy and gets the girl is what mass audiences still want, I guess.
Though of course in the interests of equality and diversity the above statement can be be regarded variously...But alternatives are still perhaps a minority genre.
SergeantLynch · 4 months ago
Okay...So we establish you're views on the issue...It was easy...Be proud.
So we think that the ritual abuse of an infants penis is bad.
And you think that it is fine.
End of story.
SergeantLynch · 4 months ago
Leaning wrote:
I dislike it when writers ruin a villain, just because some fans like the villain.
Bad guy or gal turns good...Doesn't it warm your heart leaning?
SergeantLynch · 4 months ago
So the existence of matter may be simple, but as yet we haven't been able to actually pin it down.
What's up Doc.
They did say "the concept".
Hmmmm, what's the difference between a concept and a hypothesis.
Though for sure, for some, hypothetical GODS are evidence enough...And are certainly the reason for a whole lot of persecution, suffering and death over the past millennia or two.
Top of the morning to ya.
I currently run the the basic idea that time is a potential that affords mass events.
Though I may at times seemingly contradict this with the expression..."The speed of time", which is basically a reference to how the moment that we might regard as now, never occurs or is immeasurable...There is only ever the future and the past...Though perhaps boffins can measure now...I don't know...Maybe it relates to Planck Time or something.
Nonetheless, I was careful not to say that time moved, but rather that events moved in reverse order... Suggesting that future events become past events, rather than the past events become future events.
SergeantLynch · 4 months ago
Okay, but one again typical avoidance strategy.
So let me just put the question to you very simply.
Do you support the ritual circumcision of infants?
Yes or no.
Well I'm very much a Universalist, and therefore something of a determinist I suppose.
Though I think that consciousness and individuality might affords us some potential to choose over and above that which is physiologically and universally predetermined.
But is choice spontaneous or inevitably predetermined by past events also.
Though deterministically...The future event, that became the event that became the past event...Or the past event that became the event that became the future event?
Time like space is just potential and requires mass, whereby and wherein events can occur.
So:
T = 0
S = 0
T + S + M = E
Symbolism is as symbolism does.
Though my proposal was that events occur and then occurred...Rather than events occurred and then occur.
SergeantLynch · 4 months ago
Nope, I don't believe.
And spawnism is simply spawn with ism on the end...Might as well say reincarnation or upcycling or something else.
Which isn't to say that DNA doesn't have potential.
Though we don't tend to see a lot of clones.
SergeantLynch · 4 months ago
Ah, you participated again.
So when you see this reply, just ignore it.
Though your reticence can only lead one to conclude that you do actually support the right of adults to perform sexually motivated acts of ritual abuse on minors...Such is your own participation in the "sexual infant thing".
SergeantLynch · 4 months ago
A Zedku for Mag1cman.
Approximately 164000 people die each day.
That's 60 million per year.
And hopefully all will be missed by someone.
So shed a tear.
And to whosoever Kyle Busch might be.
And to all.
RIP.
I agree entirely...And always refer to AI as either Alternative Intelligence or Another Intelligence...I have long since ditched the word artificial.
Oxymoron indeed.
Because that is their event.
An event occurs and becomes a past issue, whereas a past issue doesn't occur and become a future event...Which still applies if we break down an event into sub-events...So death is a future inevitability, it occurs and becomes a past event.
SergeantLynch · 4 months ago
Yes, such construction manuals might still be found...Though I'm guessing that modern engineers will still prefer to use cranes over ramps, rollers and enthusiastic non-slaves.