posted February 23, 2011 10:03 AM            

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Originally posted by jwhop:
Mblake81, I can't imagine what I said that would upset you.

I granted you status as Homo-Superious...or maybe it was Homo-Superfluous or maybe it was Homo-Specious or Homo-Spurious; I always get those mixed up!

Nevertheless, you took offense, called me "weak", led by others, in need of punishment and suggested I was trying to "exploit" you and questioned that I might have lived a "sheltered existence".

Are you always this defensive Mblake81?

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Because I do not like the title of being superior, It is a falsehood associated with ego. I have ego, much of it. I try to keep it in check as best I can.

posted February 23, 2011 10:06 AM            

I see an idea, and It is my natural urge to find its weakest point and pick it apart.

I will completely destroy an idea, If it has worth, I will rebuild it to make it work better.

posted February 23, 2011 10:08 AM            

But I will seem to flip flop based on what the situation calls for in my view.

I have to because of the way the "trappings" of society are built.

You are generally convinced you have "this option" or "that option" and no other "option" can exist.

Because it is said so.

People also went into space which Im sure if you told a dark age king or pope that, you would have been burned at the stake.

posted February 23, 2011 10:24 AM            

The "blah blah blah" can be taken resentfully rather easy.

Example:

Randall: Hey mblake, you should really rethink that position of yours.

Mblake81: Oh yea? You know blah blah blah, I think this too, blah blah blah, and a position blah blah blah, really rethinking here blah blah blah.

Do you see how that is sort of crazy?

And maybe you are just having fun and are a happy person, I HAVE NO WAY OF SEEING YOUR FACE TO KNOW.

But if you are serious about the blah blah thing, Yes I consider you childish. Because no real adult will take that seriously.

posted February 23, 2011 10:43 AM            

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What we do for ourselves dies with us. What we do for others and the world is immortal"~

posted February 23, 2011 10:57 AM            

Take acoustic, for instance. In the beginning he was Acoustic God. But then, he made so many mistakes that I had to demote him to Acoustic god. After a posting trail of psycho-babble, gaffes, drivel and nonsense, it was necessary to further demote him to acoustic god. As he continued to go downhill, he was demoted to simply acoustic which is closely related to "noise".

So Mblake81, when you showed up here and made it known you considered yourself intellectually, morally and spiritually superior to those members who post here, I happily gave you the benefit of the doubt...though your posts are beginning to lack coherence and you're finding it difficult to stick to the subject...which is:

What happened to the revolution.

posted February 23, 2011 11:08 AM            

No need to reply to this, As I am not wanting to make more distractions.

But here, maybe this will give you a look inside me.

Mayan.

"Blue Storm provides the water that purifies and quenches your spiritual thirst. In this state of consciousness, you stand willing to surrender everything. You give up what you seem to be in order to become fully what you are. You step into the fires of the unknown, and you are changed forever"

posted February 23, 2011 12:35 PM            

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I will completely destroy an idea, If it has worth, I will rebuild it to make it work better.

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posted February 23, 2011 10:24 PM            

What works on other forums simply doesn`t work here.

Staying on topic, supporting your position on it and don`t cast a stone that can`t be taken tenfold back at you is the key.

Lots of strong energy here and I wish you well!

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What we do for ourselves dies with us. What we do for others and the world is immortal"~

posted February 24, 2011 01:50 PM            

MB I generally agree with you. While jwhop generally brings up a lot of good points about things that I didn't know before I like to go beyond the democrat vs republican. To me they are both crap. At the basis we are all people with the same basic needs. If you stripped the political title off the person you would see that they pretty much want the same thing at the very base.

I like to look beyond what is given to me.

On the subject I am ashamed to say that I voted for Obama. He has become O'Bummer which his actions have clearly proven.

posted February 24, 2011 02:47 PM            

To move aimlessly and idly without fixed direction.

This is done in my thought process, But is linked to flow.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flow_%28psychology%29

The basic definition has no place in my life at this point, or can it be applied to it. (well maybe some aspects, but not a general overall view.)

Idle is a part of me, I was about to say its never a part of me, even when I am trying to rest.

But that is overstating matters, I am idle from time to time.

posted February 24, 2011 02:59 PM            

However I understand the topic by this method, and some others.

So this is my way of interacting with you all.

posted February 25, 2011 12:39 AM            

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Originally posted by littlecloud:
LOL @ future_uncertain's comment.

MB I generally agree with you. While jwhop generally brings up a lot of good points about things that I didn't know before I like to go beyond the democrat vs republican. To me they are both crap. At the basis we are all people with the same basic needs. If you stripped the political title off the person you would see that they pretty much want the same thing at the very base.

I like to look beyond what is given to me.

On the subject I am ashamed to say that I voted for Obama. He has become O'Bummer which his actions have clearly proven.

I'm not sure who Louis Farrakhan is and his relationship to the U.S. but generally Muslims believe the Messiah is the Anti-Christ. Yes I know what Messiah means but I'm not going to go into the religious aspect of it now. (btw I was told this by an Imam) Whether this was his (Farrakhan) intended message or not this is how I will take because judging from the actions of the President, that is who he is (not literally, figuratively).

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I am not ashamed to vote for Obama.
I will vote for him again.

He believes in the equality of all.

He's not the perfect president. Nobody is.
I understood that when I voted for him. I read about how he voted on the issues. I noticed that his voting record was not much different from Hillary Clinton's voting record. They were both strong on voting for equality matters that include homosexual rights and women's rights. They also voted strongly for affirmative action which I really don't care for. I don't want somebody to use affirmative action as excuse to be racially prejudiced or resentful towards me. I believe that nobody should be put before somebody because of race.

I'd rather have Barack Obama as a president than somebody from the Republican Party.

President Obama has recently shown that he is for equality for all by pulling away support for anti-same sex marriage laws.

It's that type of stuff that confirms voting for him was the right thing to do. I will always vote for the Democrat before I vote for the Republican. I am a liberal, and I am not going to vote against my interests in regards to equality for all people.....and not just equality for just white people nor just for heterosexuals nor just for Christians. I vote for USA to be a multiracial,multifaith,and overall diverse country.

President Barack Obama has shown tolerance for homosexual rights and women's rights.

I support socialist healthcare. I believe that it's strongly needed. Not everybody can afford good healthcare. I don't believe that we have to be forced or pay a fine.

Lets not get into the "spending too much" crap.

We would have enough money to pay for healthcare and education if billions of dollars didn't go to wars that we shouldn't have been in the first place. Too much money have spent on weapons over the years.

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posted February 25, 2011 01:06 AM            

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Originally posted by littlecloud:
LOL @ future_uncertain's comment.

MB I generally agree with you. While jwhop generally brings up a lot of good points about things that I didn't know before I like to go beyond the democrat vs republican. To me they are both crap. At the basis we are all people with the same basic needs. If you stripped the political title off the person you would see that they pretty much want the same thing at the very base.

I like to look beyond what is given to me.

On the subject I am ashamed to say that I voted for Obama. He has become O'Bummer which his actions have clearly proven.

I'm not sure who Louis Farrakhan is and his relationship to the U.S. but generally Muslims believe the Messiah is the Anti-Christ. Yes I know what Messiah means but I'm not going to go into the religious aspect of it now. (btw I was told this by an Imam) Whether this was his (Farrakhan) intended message or not this is how I will take because judging from the actions of the President, that is who he is (not literally, figuratively).

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Louis Farrakhan is a Nation of Islam leader.
He's a black muslim. He believes in separatism between blacks and whites. He is highly controversial.

I don't agree with his views.

As a black man born in 1933, he grew up with a lot of racism in USA. I can see how he can have negative attitudes towards USA and white Americans even though it's not right.

The Nation of Islam believe in Black self reliance. They believe that black people should support each other and not rely on white people for any thing.

The Nation of Islam strived for Civil Rights. Malcolm X used to be part of the Nation of Islam, and he was a civil rights leader. Malcolm X actually trained Farrakhan.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Louis_Farrakhan#Early_life_and_education

Maybe USA will be much better place when everybody born before the Civil Rights Act die out.

My former stepfather was born in 1929, and so he dealt with a lot of racism too. He definitely had a lot of bitterness about race relations. He definitely influenced me to be race-conscious too. Of course, as a person who is part black, I have dealt with racism. I know how it feels to be called a "nigger", and it hurts like hell and makes me angry.

Racial bigots come in all races.
The thing is that the white race is the majority. If all white people were racist and all black people were racist, black people would be slaves. That's just the hard truth. Power comes with majority.

Some people believe that blacks can't be racist because they are the minority race and don't have power like whites who are the majority and have all the power.

Racism is the ideology of believing that one's race is superior to another race that they think is inferior. It can also mean the hate of another because of race.

I live in a predominantly black community called Oak Park here in Sacramento,California. I have to say that there are lot of people in the community that are glad that Barack Obama is president and that USA is much better off with him as president.

I voted for Barack Obama as president. If there is a democrat that is a better choice, I will vote for him/her in the primaries. If he wins the democratic nomination, I will vote for him

To vote Republican would be to vote against the interests of not only blacks and other racial minorities, but also women,homosexuals,poor,middle class, and non-Christians.

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posted February 25, 2011 07:23 AM            

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Originally posted by Glaucus:
I am not ashamed to vote for Obama.
I will vote for him again.

He believes in the equality of all.

He's not the perfect president. Nobody is.

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WONDERFUL!...INDIA PROFOUNDLY HONORS OBAMA!

posted February 25, 2011 07:46 AM            

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Originally posted by AcousticGod:
I think mblake was doing just fine. I don't think he was illustrating a lack of a thick skin. I think he was illustrating a detached curiosity for how Jwhop works.

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Exactly!
ive been through some comments here on this forum...and the fact that i like obama..for all that he is...and the fact that i dont like few other politicians for all that they are..without any sort of personal grudge or partiality..my reasoning being rational on all accounts... though im not that politically inclined makes me wonder...how nobody here has not tried to prove or rather noted the point that jwhop so diligently keeps nagging about so called
'O BOMBER' being the(When i heard that kind of name calling i was aghast)
ULTIMATE SKUNK..and the people who even try to represent him are subject to endure demeaning and derogatory words...
Without even giving a second thought about the issue concerning obama! or any democrat for that matter if im not wrong.
Nothing that OBAMA does or says seems to work here regardless of whether it is for good or bad.
Or may be i just felt so...i may be wrong.
Which only makes me all the more curious...

posted February 25, 2011 10:35 AM            

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Exactly!
ive been through some comments here on this forum...and the fact that i like obama..for all that he is...and the fact that i dont like few other politicians for all that they are..without any sort of personal grudge or partiality..my reasoning being rational on all accounts... though im not that politically inclined makes me wonder...how nobody here has not tried to prove or rather noted the point that jwhop so diligently keeps nagging about so called
'O BOMBER' being the(When i heard that kind of name calling i was aghast)
ULTIMATE SKUNK..and the people who even try to represent him are subject to endure demeaning and derogatory words...

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Hey rajji, as one rational person to another, I'm willing to make a trade with you.

I'll trade you O'Bomber and all the Socialist demoscats in the Congress of the United States for one, (1) person who believes in a Constitutional republican form of government, the "rule of law" and free market domestic economic policy.

posted February 25, 2011 01:06 PM            

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Originally posted by rajji:
Exactly!
ive been through some comments here on this forum...and the fact that i like obama..for all that he is...and the fact that i dont like few other politicians for all that they are..without any sort of personal grudge or partiality..my reasoning being rational on all accounts... though im not that politically inclined makes me wonder...how nobody here has not tried to prove or rather noted the point that jwhop so diligently keeps nagging about so called
'O BOMBER' being the(When i heard that kind of name calling i was aghast)
ULTIMATE SKUNK..and the people who even try to represent him are subject to endure demeaning and derogatory words...
Without even giving a second thought about the issue concerning obama! or any democrat for that matter if im not wrong.
Nothing that OBAMA does or says seems to work here regardless of whether it is for good or bad.
Or may be i just felt so...i may be wrong.
Which only makes me all the more curious...

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I voted for Barack Obama without any illusions. I knew that he was far from perfect, but he was the much better option in regards to equality for all people.

John McCain is weak on both gay and women's rights.

It's logical for people to think that Barack Obama is the messiah, savior, is an agent for profound change for the better,and/or is going to solve the worlds problems to be disillusioned.

I didn't think any of those things,and that's why I wasn't disillusioned. I even think that he's been more like a moderate than a liberal. I don't see how he has been far left. Maybe to the far right, he's far left to them.

Extremism is bad. Rightwing extremism is bad, and so is leftwing extremism.

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posted February 25, 2011 03:07 PM            

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I'd rather have Barack Obama as a president than somebody from the Republican Party.

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This is such narrow minded thinking that it disgusts me. THIS kind of thinking is what holds people back. Firstly women won the right to vote for two reasons 1) to be taxed 2) to break up families. I bet this is why black people got the right to vote as well. This just speculation I don't have proof just my own deductive reasoning. I am not saying that I am pro-slavery and that I hate black people or some stupid **** like that. I'm just saying that these wonderful things we look at in history are very darkly tainted.

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I'll trade you O'Bomber and all the Socialist demoscats in the Congress of the United States for one, (1) person who believes in a Constitutional republican form of government, the "rule of law" and free market domestic economic policy.

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posted February 25, 2011 10:31 PM            

Two party system is like chess, One moves, the other moves, that one counters, so does the other.

Ying/Yang

The chess piece colors, The game of chess itself. All passed down knowledge in a hidden form.

"The whole world is in chess" I agree with this in its theory and parts of its practical application, However the world is alive, it grows and changes, and so does its people.

Balian is wearing black, and the king is wearing white.

In that clip, The christians vs the muslims, Man vs The World, Man vs Himself, Man and God, Young and Older, King and Normal Man, Skilled and Unskilled, Wise and Unwise, Sick and Healthy.

I could go on.

I hope you are starting to see, I am not trying to trick you, But if you are going to play this game, Please play it well.

Symbolism