Russel Brand On Revolution

[Galt]

respectable scientists

[myrnova]

o·pin·ion
??piny?n/Submit
noun
1.
a view or judgment formed about something, not necessarily based on fact or knowledge.
"I'm writing to voice my opinion on an issue of great importance"
synonyms: belief, judgment, thought(s), (way of) thinking, mind, (point of) view, viewpoint, outlook, attitude, stance, position, perspective, persuasion, standpoint; More
as I see it, to my mind, (according) to my way of thinking, personally, in my estimation, if you ask me, for my money, in my book

Writing "In my opinion" when I start a sentence, to me is like "this is my legitimate point of view, so respect it and discuss, because I have arguments to prove this statement".

By the way, it was you that some time ago asked me "what's this man of steel and burger is ace you always quote?". I remember I tried to explain that H20 was claiming those shitty movies are not war propaganda, but "a way to come back to our chidhood". But in my italoenglish it sounded like "it is a way to look for the kids in the house" or smth

[myrnova]

Let's put it this way, I'm not a big fan of the current Russian government, the anti gay policy, and slavish ass kissing to the Russian church is disgusting. I mean they even screw up their own people, not just other people? But, I would never say I was antirussian as a way to criticize their government, it would be bigoted of me if I did.

WRONG. If Russian Empire invaded every nation (U.S. included) and imposed russian war propaganda with slogans like "we are the Mother Russia", "God bless Russia", and wanted all the population of the invaded lands (with bombs, napalm, torture, agent orange etc.) to be antigay, church followers, watch all russian shitty movies, comedies and such. If Russian Military killed millions of innocent people "because of freedom and democracy... and justice for all". If Russia disrespected every international laws, committing crimes against humanity, ignoring U.N. rules, etc. You would say: "I am antirussian". Period.

[Bagatell]

Ok I'll read it.

[Skips through Brand editorial]

Ok, he says very little as one would expect, some vaguely socialist rhetoric typical of a middle class arty farty type. Next.

So you can't be bothered to read it but you can be bothered to dismiss it? I'll leave you and spaghetti brains to it (worked out who the two twats are yet?). No wonder Ableton don't promote this forum.

[rote fahne]

Lord Jakob Rothschild interviewed down the road.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6sCioKnpHdY

[myrnova]

Period.

Please try not to use Americanisms at then end of your posts Myra, it doesn't suit you. You dig my jive?

... Guess why the people of some african nations have to speak french... I am not even aware of the difference between american terms and proper english (infact I speak italian and just use uncle sam language) If it was for me, the real international tongue would be esperanto.



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[myrnova]

"Period" is American for "full stop". Italian is "ciclo mestruale" and French is "nil points".

"ciclo mestruale"?
"ciclo mestruale" means "menstrual cycle"

The word for "period" is "punto". If Americans have thier bloody "period" h24 it is not my fault We have "punto" (full stop).

[myrnova]

Ok I'll read it.

[Skips through Brand editorial]

Ok, he says very little as one would expect, some vaguely socialist rhetoric typical of a middle class arty farty type. Next.

So you can't be bothered to read it but you can be bothered to dismiss it? I'll leave you and spaghetti brains to it (worked out who the two twats are yet?). No wonder Ableton don't promote this forum.

This really is a shit post. I did read it. It was very much as I expected. I have seen Brand on TV enough to have good idea what it will be like. First and foremost he is a professional comedian. After that he is an arty farty type and a bit of a lefty. He is not a professional revolutionary. Next.

So: Bagatell, who lives in the land of Durruti, is a fan of this embarassing british "beppe grillo" copycat?

[Hanil Yoo]

I miss Russels big hair.

[Galt]

I miss Russels big hair.

Christ, I thought you were going to say his big cock for a minute there.

You must be a very slow reader... Seriously, one word per minute?

[myrnova]

"Period" is American for "full stop". Italian is "ciclo mestruale" and French is "nil points".

"ciclo mestruale"?
"ciclo mestruale" means "menstrual cycle"

The word for "period" is "punto". If Americans have thier bloody "period" h24 it is not my fault We have "punto" (full stop).

Well I'll be buggered, I thought a punto was a car!

It is not difficult: "point" derives from italian "punto". The full stop is infact a point. Americans, instead, have "period" (which comes from italian "periodo"). At least 70-80% of english terms derive from ancient italian/latin. The rest comes from ancient german.

[myrnova]

So: Bagatell, who lives in the land of Durruti, is a fan of this embarassing british "beppe grillo" copycat?

Come on, Spain vs Italy

[Galt]

Incorrect. "Point" derives partly from the Old French "point", from the LATIN "punctum", and partly from the Old French "pointe", from the LATIN "puncta". Nobody here cares about or for Italian.

Your'e dictionary is invalid.

[myrnova]

Incorrect. "Point" derives partly from the Old French "point", from the LATIN "punctum", and partly from the Old French "pointe", from the LATIN "puncta". Nobody here cares about or for Italian.

Your'e dictionary is invalid.

French derives from latin. Infact it is called "a neolatin tongue". English derives from german. Infact it is called "a germanic tongue". The fact it contains 70-80% of words derived from latin is because of the ancient roman empire invasion and the wars with france.

[Galt]

Incorrect. "Point" derives partly from the Old French "point", from the LATIN "punctum", and partly from the Old French "pointe", from the LATIN "puncta". Nobody here cares about or for Italian.

Your'e dictionary is invalid.

French derives from latin. Infact it is called "a neolatin tongue". English derives from german. Infact it is called "a germanic tongue". The fact it contains 70-80% of words derived from latin is because of the ancient roman empire invasion and the wars with france.

True, but wholly irrelevant.