(So maybe something unfair happened but "tyrannical" is hyperbole. Let's save "tyrannical" for a President who wants to literally kill people's families to punish them.) — Baden
Yes, but at least one of his examples isn't remotely accurate.
What actually happened was:
"Tea Katai made the posts on her Instagram story earlier this week, and the Galaxy angrily condemned them as "racist and violent" on Wednesday. The posts included a photo with a caption written in Serbian urging police to "kill" protesters, another referring to protesters as "disgusting cattle," and a third sharing a racist meme."
— Baden
If your wife is an out-of-control racist calling for people to be killed, you better disavow that shit quickly or you can expect some blowback. — Baden
When Trump says something ridiculous so as to stay in the headlines, we don't have to feed the beast by playing his game and getting all excited. Example: If I was making a bunch of wild angry claims on the forum you guys would yell at me for a bit, and then you'd get bored and ignore me. Like that.
We all know who Trump is now. There is no educational value in describing him any further. — Nuke
First of all If you have followed anything that NOS has posted on this forum you know that NOS can defend himself if he feels it's necessary. But of all the highly personal flaming that has occurred and been discussed on this forum you get triggered by:
So you lived in the US and then moved to Canada? I was just always surprised at your level of interest in US politics.
— Monitor
And you leap from your foxhole to defend poor NOS from such a vicious unprovoked attack.
I urge you to contact the Mods about me. — Monitor
As for the Gotcha, I didn't ask him if he still beats his wife. In fact I was trying to let him correct an inconsistency that was apparent in my post and deflected in his response. This is not the first time there has been inconsistency in his posts. And we still don't know how he voted for Trump in 2016 while living in Canada? Dual citizenship? I don't know. But he has incensed people around here to the point that some think he is a Russian troll so I don't think I out of line by quoting him dire — Monitor
Perhaps you are like NOS and the late Chester and just love to argue for the sake of arguing. — Monitor
How did he vote for Trump in 2016? No ad hom here. — Monitor
So you lived in the US and then moved to Canada? I was just always surprised at your level of interest in US politics. — Monitor
Is there a point there? — NOS4A2
Talking to a ghost... — praxis
Yeah perhaps you're right. It (faith) is often viewed as the antithesis of reason and whatnot and so would easily "fit the bill". It was kind of random I agree. I enjoy a few beers while I peruse the internet. Suppose I just wanted to assert that was not what I was alluding to. It could've easily seemed like it imo. Times are tough. Faith without evidence takes strength. Not one to knowingly or unknowingly weaken that. — Outlander
I doubt my existence more often than I believe in it. I must be in a different state of mind — Gregory
Maybe nothingness is doubting — Gregory
Physics is founded on a static view of the universe that can not be proven over a dynamic view/perspective. Seeing this is through a reasoning that I believe is important in philosophical studies. The science perspective in the Chronicles of Narnia had a big influence on my thinking when I was young. Pushing the limit until the point of saying "is anything possible" is the only way to finally get certain knowledge, as far as I can see — Gregory
The cogito can be doubted. Doubt of it and science is part of the philosophical endevour — Gregory
False. The relativism of material laws is fundamental to doing philosophy. I've seen writers on this forum defend Hume and yet also defend physic's validity. They can't see that they are being inconsistent — Gregory
