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  1. 04-19-2010, 04:20 PM #31
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    Quote Originally Posted by Young Mage View Post
    >_________________> I'm glad I say stupid things on this site instead of real life.
    Granted, but ultimately the idea is to avoid stupidity entirely. But that's probably not an achievable goal until you get out of public school.

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    I guess that's where our beliefs diverge. I've always thought that no matter how much money I made or how influential i became, my only lasting legacy would be my children.
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    Frankly, I'd gladly spend such a large sum on them if it meant being loved the way i love my parents.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Young Mage View Post
    Thanks for pointing out the man who turned innocent children in white supremacists and I'm not striving or endeavoring to achieve global recognition. I'd rather not have historians dissect my life.
    White supremacists? Where did you hear this? Walt Disney seemed to portray blacks in song of the south without racism when racist was the thing to be at that point in time

    EDIT: Well actually thats a matter of interpretation... however..: ♪ Its a small world after all ♪
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    Quote Originally Posted by Knux897 View Post
    White supremacists? Where did you hear this?
    It's pretty common knowledge that Disney was an outspoken anti-Semite, even for his time... when it was socially acceptable to be an anti-Semite. It probably also doesn't help that the depictions of African Americans in his earlier works mirrored the "down-home, folksy" racism of the day.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Knux897 View Post
    White supremacists? Where did you hear this? Walt Disney seemed to portray blacks in song of the south without racism when racist was the thing to be at that point in time

    EDIT: Well actually thats a matter of interpretation... however..: ♪ Its a small world after all ♪
    Sorry, I think they've now released a movie about a black princess? I recall all the princesses being rich, white, pretty, with a C-cup. I remember the princes being white, handsome, well-built, armed with a big dick.

    They even made fun of midgets back then FFS...
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    Jasmine wasn't white.
    We're stuck in a bloody snowglobe.
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    EDIT because it made no sense.

    Was she part of the "original" five or six princesses?
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    Quote Originally Posted by littlelolligagged View Post
    Jasmine wasn't white.
    She was also created a couple decades after Walt Disney died.

    I really don't think he'd be cool with a story about those filthy towel heads while he was running things.
    "I predict future happiness for Americans if they can prevent the government from wasting the labors of the people under the pretense of taking care of them."

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    As a Libertarian, this is where I'm amazed that Republicans and so called Conservatives back this type of crap.

    They need to make up their mind what they want schools to do.

    In your life or out.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Veldan Rath View Post
    As a Libertarian, this is where I'm amazed that Republicans and so called Conservatives back this type of crap.

    They need to make up their mind what they want schools to do.

    In your life or out.
    Yes, it is strange. The "get big government off my back crowd" wants public schools beating their children and teaching them what gods to worship. I'd rather do that parenting stuff myself vs letting the government do it. Go figure.

    Is it they expect the government will be beating other people's children and teaching the religion they already approve of so no harm done?
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    Quote Originally Posted by EyeKhan View Post
    Yes, it is strange. The "get big government off my back crowd" wants public schools beating their children and teaching them what gods to worship. I'd rather do that parenting stuff myself vs letting the government do it. Go figure.

    Is it they expect the government will be beating other people's children and teaching the religion they already approve of so no harm done?
    The Eating Your Cake and Having it Too Syndrome, EYCHTS (tm).

    It's what the Republicans get for pandering to the religious wackos...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Veldan Rath View Post
    The Eating Your Cake and Having it Too Syndrome, EYCHTS (tm).

    It's what the Republicans get for pandering to the religious wackos...
    Yup. I agree. Like that phrase you coined, btw. Nice.
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    Hmmm...so we can agree once a year.

    I can live with that.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Veldan Rath View Post
    Hmmm...so we can agree once a year.

    I can live with that.


    Only once a year? And here we are just in April and its already gone. Damn.
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    Well, it's not really a limitation I'm suggesting...just seems to be the average for us...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Veldan Rath View Post
    Well, it's not really a limitation I'm suggesting...just seems to be the average for us...
    What the fuck are you talking about? I agree with you all the time!
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    Ah, back to normal.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Veldan Rath View Post
    Ah, back to normal.

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    Uhh....no.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Veldan Rath View Post
    As a Libertarian, this is where I'm amazed that Republicans and so called Conservatives back this type of crap.

    They need to make up their mind what they want schools to do.

    In your life or out.
    That's your problem, right there.

    "Conservatives" are no different than "liberals." Both want the government to enforce their ideals on everyone else. The two groups just differ on what their ideals are.
    "I predict future happiness for Americans if they can prevent the government from wasting the labors of the people under the pretense of taking care of them."

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    Quote Originally Posted by Knux897 View Post
    Uhh....no.
    Uhh....yes. Texas is pretty much the anus of America, it's worse than Alaska. I think the only reason why we haven't annexed it is because there's a shitload of oil there.
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