A Special Thread For myrnova and Funken to Hate America In

[H20nly]

God bless America, if only because it's existence upsets 9v so much.

this.

it makes me take pride in knowing how wrong it is about so many people... yes, myrnova is correct about many too, but not all... not even close.

every time i call it out on being a racist the .jpegs ensue as a slime trail that seems to be this slug's last line of defense... a mechanism to fill up thread pages in the hopes that no one quotes me and agrees with the implications... a way to bury the truth robbing it of context for an added shock value that unfolds as we scroll. myrnova is not so different than the greedy government, corporate gluttons, and media monsters it attempts to distance itself from by relentlessly and unabashedly harping on about them.

I believe in psychology, this is called projecting.
in this case... projecting hate and a total disregard for "the enemy", whether perceived or real.

myrnova is just another head on the same hydra.










so I'll say it again just for you myrnova... May the Peace and Blessings of Allah be upon you... lest I become the head next to yours.

[Forge.]

Well, this is very "nazi"
Why are you laughing? Don't you think this is a brainwashing thing?!

Im laughing because I remember thinking "what the fuck am I saying"
Yeah I think its brainwashing, why would anyone make a kid pledge allegiance to anything?
From early on you are brought up on "strong man" military propaganda in cartoons and school activity's.

About a week ago I was feeling nostalgic for a cartoon I liked when I was a kid " G.I. Joe" so I watched the first episode on Netflix and realized that its all U.S. military propaganda and a way to condition kids for war, you make the kids used to war at an early age and then always give them an ultimate bad guy or the big boss to fight in adult life to make them think that the cause of war is justified. I also watched the first episode of Ducktales and seen war propaganda in that.

Cheers for the interesting and on-topic posts Nathan, I wish I could replace 20 useless ones for every one like this on these threads. It's a sad day then the decent posts stand out because of their rarity.

funken - this is a thread called "A Special Thread For myrnova and Funken to Hate America In"

Of course, implied in that, and too long for the subject line is "and everyone else to come and argue with them"

[Forge.]

Forge, this is that thread. And it's like a broken record. I don't mind hearing the same things repeatedly if they have a purpose, whether I agree with them or not. But half the posts are completely useless.

Is your short term memory fucked? or have you not been following any of the threads myrnova's been posting in? Broken record is EXACTLY how I would describe them, and it's entirely down to myrnova that.

The main thing I'm sick of is people claiming that Myra is 'anti-American', as if it was some kind of simple irrational xenophobia or sectarian thing. But it's not even just that which is annoying, it's the way it's done. It's just mostly a bit rubbish. Childish, personal attacks to a large extent.

And FFS

Now, they banned me NOT because talking about politics here is forbidden. Infact you can. BUT you cannot talk "bad" about U.S. policy. Understand? I call it "censorship", dumb "yankees" here call it "yeah, ban the bastard"

There's even a really massive clue right there in this exact post^



What we call "the elephant in the room" or better still "the racist elephant in the room"

Nathan on the other hand was rare in that he actually posted something new and interesting, in the spirit of genuine discussion.

I totally agree with that - He came in fresh with no prejudice, just like I tried to do a couple of weeks ago when I read back over a few posts

[Forge.]

just keep swimming, just keep swimming...

[Forge.]

You are also very confused. Nationalism is something preached by the right wing.

[H20nly]

Well, this is very "nazi"
Why are you laughing? Don't you think this is a brainwashing thing?!

Im laughing because I remember thinking "what the fuck am I saying"
Yeah I think its brainwashing, why would anyone make a kid pledge allegiance to anything?
From early on you are brought up on "strong man" military propaganda in cartoons and school activity's.

About a week ago I was feeling nostalgic for a cartoon I liked when I was a kid " G.I. Joe" so I watched the first episode on Netflix and realized that its all U.S. military propaganda and a way to condition kids for war, you make the kids used to war at an early age and then always give them an ultimate bad guy or the big boss to fight in adult life to make them think that the cause of war is justified. I also watched the first episode of Ducktales and seen war propaganda in that.

Cheers for the interesting and on-topic posts Nathan, I wish I could replace 20 useless ones for every one like this on these threads. It's a sad day then the decent posts stand out because of their rarity.

if myrnova's account and posts get deleted that would happen.

I would also like to take this moment to point out that nathannn is from A-meri-ca. Fuck Yeah!

[H20nly]

So was Malcolm X.

great example of how people can change for the better.

[glenn303]

funken, you sample the internet.

Rakim, please say something coherent, I have no idea what you mean.

parroting maybe?

[andydes]

So was Malcolm X.

great example of how people can change for the better.

I'm not sure what you mean.

He started out all full of anger, but became a credible spokesman on equal rights when he chilled out.

From Wikipedia-

Malcolm X's expressed beliefs changed substantially over time. As a spokesman for the Nation of Islam he taught black supremacy and advocated separation of black and white Americans—in contrast to the civil rights movement's emphasis on integration. After breaking with the Nation of Islam in 1964—saying of his association with it, "I did many things as a [Black] Muslim that I'm sorry for now. I was a zombie then ... pointed in a certain direction and told to march" [2] —and becoming a Sunni Muslim, he disavowed racism and expressed willingness to work with civil rights leaders, he continued to emphasize Pan-Africanism, black self-determination, and self-defense.

[myrnova]

He started out all full of anger, but became a credible spokesman on equal rights when he chilled out.

From Wikipedia - Malcolm X's expressed beliefs changed substantially over time. As a spokesman for the Nation of Islam he taught black supremacy and advocated separation of black and white Americans—in contrast to the civil rights movement's emphasis on integration. After breaking with the Nation of Islam in 1964—saying of his association with it, "I did many things as a [Black] Muslim that I'm sorry for now. I was a zombie then ... pointed in a certain direction and told to march" [2] —and becoming a Sunni Muslim, he disavowed racism and expressed willingness to work with civil rights leaders, he continued to emphasize Pan-Africanism, black self-determination, and self-defense.

In my opinion it is the exact contrary. He could be a real revolutionarist, but he was fucked with this "muslim" idiocy. I wonder why every civil rights activista in the U.S must be involved in some religious organisation... Religions are like poison for every free man. Once you accept them you are fucked. So it was for Malcolm X, in my opinion. And for MLK, too.

[myrnova]

He started out all full of anger, but became a credible spokesman on equal rights when he chilled out.

From Wikipedia - Malcolm X's expressed beliefs changed substantially over time. As a spokesman for the Nation of Islam he taught black supremacy and advocated separation of black and white Americans—in contrast to the civil rights movement's emphasis on integration. After breaking with the Nation of Islam in 1964—saying of his association with it, "I did many things as a [Black] Muslim that I'm sorry for now. I was a zombie then ... pointed in a certain direction and told to march" [2] —and becoming a Sunni Muslim, he disavowed racism and expressed willingness to work with civil rights leaders, he continued to emphasize Pan-Africanism, black self-determination, and self-defense.

In my opinion it is the exact contrary. He could be a real revolutionarist, but he was fucked with this "muslim" idiocy. I wonder why every civil rights activista in the U.S must be involved in some religious organisation... Religions are like poison for every free man. Once you accept them you are fucked. So it was for Malcolm X, in my opinion. And for MLK, too.

You have a point, but religion aside, he was moving in the right direction.

King was actually too when he was killed.

In my opinion revolutions must be "socialist like" and atheist, not "muslim like", "christian like" etc. When religions are involved the revolution is fucked. This is my opinion. See the "revolutions" in middle east and islamic area... "You can't run a country by a book of religion" sang Zappa in a song called "DUMB ALL OVER" (oops! )

[Jack McOck]

Atheists' frag count: >100 million
Theists' frag counts: ?

Anyone care to chime in?

[myrnova]

Atheists' frag count: >100 million
Theists' frag counts: ?

Anyone care to chime in?

You believe in "god"?

[Jack McOck]

Atheists' frag count: >100 million
Theists' frag counts: ?

Anyone care to chime in?

You believe in "god"?

Off-topic, but no. Just one more assumption you've got completely wrong.

[myrnova]

oh... an "atheoracist" then