Re: Should Myrnova & McOck be banned?
Posted: Sat Jul 13, 2013 11:12 pm
I can see I'm now trailing Myrnova by only one vote. Do you think if I say the N word a few times, I could swing a couple more of you cunts?
Well, this is a forum, right? Now, one can discuss shitty popstars, movies, bikes, football, etc. Nothing happens. As soon as people talk about war, politics, racism, religion etc. it's becoming a mess. That is why in many forums it is not allowed to talk about religion and politics, and if you do they ban you. This (the lounge) is not the case.krulecello wrote:Myrnova, my view is simply this, that it's very difficult, once a person forms a belief about themselves (through indoctrination or ego) in relation to other people and the world, to truly challenge their perspective (ie, to the point that they start questioning themselves and their motives deeply rather than protecting their ego and reacting).myrnova wrote:
I am talking about McCock something, a real racist, claiming "black people have lower IQ", and such bullshit. He claimed in South Africa the "whites" brought "civilization", he mocked australian aborigines, etc. He is a far-right rich neofascist, very hateful. Elsewhere he would be banned at once. Here is different, becaise he is "pro-USA" (as every fascist nowadays). He is a Hitler fan or smth.
Banning them doesn't help change their views either, it might even, in some cases, simply reinforce them.
I really don't know how to bring about an awareness and / or deeper understanding in others. How to help people to feel as deeply for those that are dying and suffering right now (as a result of 'power / oil / wealth generating' wars and consumer exploitation), as they seem to feel (deeply) about their own nationals who die by the hands of 'terrorists'. In my view, this is cognitive dissonance and needs to be challenged, but at least from my perspective, it seems to be a waste of time to attempt to do so on internet forums, so I'd rather engage my passion / time elsewhere.
krulecello wrote: Banning them doesn't help change their views either, it might even, in some cases, simply reinforce them.
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you two don't see any link here? no hint of irony at all?myrnova wrote: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 is no irony.Forge. wrote:krulecello wrote: Banning them doesn't help change their views either, it might even, in some cases, simply reinforce them.
...you two don't see any link here? no hint of irony at all?myrnova wrote: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"
I thought myrnova complaining about being banned on KVR for supposedly being anti-american then coming here and being even more anti-american kind of proved your point, that's all.krulecello wrote:There is no irony.Forge. wrote:krulecello wrote: Banning them doesn't help change their views either, it might even, in some cases, simply reinforce them.
...you two don't see any link here? no hint of irony at all?myrnova wrote: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^myrnova wrote: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"
So, you notice that I didn't reply to it, but not for the reason that you are implying here.Forge. wrote:And FFS
There's even a really massive clue right there in this exact post^myrnova wrote: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"
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What we call "the elephant in the room" or better still "the racist elephant in the room"
I'm not sure I follow, are you meaning that you think I'm implying that you are racist? No, I'm not.krulecello wrote:So, you notice that I didn't reply to it, but not for the reason that you are implying here.Forge. wrote:And FFS
There's even a really massive clue right there in this exact post^myrnova wrote: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"
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What we call "the elephant in the room" or better still "the racist elephant in the room"
My original response to myrnova for reference.....(this was response to Myrnovas critique of Jack and suggestion that Jack should be banned)Forge. wrote: I thought myrnova complaining about being banned on KVR for supposedly being anti-american then coming here and being even more anti-american kind of proved your point, that's all.
What was ironic was that you then supported myrnovas delusional and quite pathetic attempt at trying to claim that everyone just wants him banned because he says things that are "bad about US policy", despite a tradition of threads criticizing US policy for the last 10 years on this forum, plus your arrogant and hypocritical points suggesting the reason people are pissed off with myrnova is really down to their egos or indoctrination and cognitive dissonance that needs to be challenged, as if everyone here is a bunch of fuckwits.
Especially in light of the fact that you responded to my attempts to actually debate the climate change issue with you in the other thread with the kind of moronic pictures of dead children that myrnova uses to shut me up when i said something that you didn't like, then yeah I thought it was pretty funny and ironic.
I don't think banning people is the answer. My last paragraph is very much how I feel, my passion for the world. I don't think any of this makes me a hypocrite, but if you think it does, then I'm comfortable for you to hold that view. (For the record, I don't think you are dumb Forge, quite the opposite.)krulecello. wrote:Myrnova, my view is simply this, that it's very difficult, once a person forms a belief about themselves (through indoctrination or ego) in relation to other people and the world, to truly challenge their perspective (ie, to the point that they start questioning themselves and their motives deeply rather than protecting their ego and reacting).
Banning them doesn't help change their views either, it might even, in some cases, simply reinforce them.
I really don't know how to bring about an awareness and / or deeper understanding in others. How to help people to feel as deeply for those that are dying and suffering right now (as a result of 'power / oil / wealth generating' wars and consumer exploitation), as they seem to feel (deeply) about their own nationals who die by the hands of 'terrorists'. In my view, this is cognitive dissonance and needs to be challenged, but at least from my perspective, it seems to be a waste of time to attempt to do so on internet forums, so I'd rather engage my passion / time elsewhere.
okay, well how it actually sounded was like you were implying that myrnova is in the right and everyone else is in the wrong because the Americans really are arseholes.krulecello wrote:My original response to myrnova for reference.....(this was response to Myrnovas critique of Jack and suggestion that Jack should be banned)Forge. wrote: I thought myrnova complaining about being banned on KVR for supposedly being anti-american then coming here and being even more anti-american kind of proved your point, that's all.
What was ironic was that you then supported myrnovas delusional and quite pathetic attempt at trying to claim that everyone just wants him banned because he says things that are "bad about US policy", despite a tradition of threads criticizing US policy for the last 10 years on this forum, plus your arrogant and hypocritical points suggesting the reason people are pissed off with myrnova is really down to their egos or indoctrination and cognitive dissonance that needs to be challenged, as if everyone here is a bunch of fuckwits.
Especially in light of the fact that you responded to my attempts to actually debate the climate change issue with you in the other thread with the kind of moronic pictures of dead children that myrnova uses to shut me up when i said something that you didn't like, then yeah I thought it was pretty funny and ironic.
I don't think banning people is the answer. My last paragraph is very much how I feel, my passion for the world. I don't think any of this makes me a hypocrite, but if you think it does, then I'm comfortable for you to hold that view. (For the record, I don't think you are dumb Forge, quite the opposite.)krulecello. wrote:Myrnova, my view is simply this, that it's very difficult, once a person forms a belief about themselves (through indoctrination or ego) in relation to other people and the world, to truly challenge their perspective (ie, to the point that they start questioning themselves and their motives deeply rather than protecting their ego and reacting).
Banning them doesn't help change their views either, it might even, in some cases, simply reinforce them.
I really don't know how to bring about an awareness and / or deeper understanding in others. How to help people to feel as deeply for those that are dying and suffering right now (as a result of 'power / oil / wealth generating' wars and consumer exploitation), as they seem to feel (deeply) about their own nationals who die by the hands of 'terrorists'. In my view, this is cognitive dissonance and needs to be challenged, but at least from my perspective, it seems to be a waste of time to attempt to do so on internet forums, so I'd rather engage my passion / time elsewhere.
Hypocrisy is the state of pretending to have virtues, moral or religious beliefs, principles, etc., that one does not actually have.[1] Hypocrisy involves the deception of others and is thus a kind of lie.[1]
Hypocrisy is not simply failing to practice those virtues that one preaches.
yeah, the search engine on this forum is not good enough to catch it with "" quotation marks etc that split it up, thats why you need the *Funk N. Furter wrote:search of myrnova and "dumb yankee"Forge. wrote:search of myrnova and "dumb*yankee*"
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