Red Mosquito

BurtReynolds wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

BurtReynolds wrote:I mean, even Hitler had a solution!

Just uh, just in case you didn’t know, not all solutions are good solutions. Working towards a terrible solution is not… eh never mind.

Yeah I mentioned that in the same post.

epilogue wrote:

BurtReynolds wrote:

epilogue wrote:

BurtReynolds wrote:It sounds like a terrific solution to corrupt government.

I think if you were an honest person, you could admit that even your most hated political enemies - being real life human beings and not demons - are working towards solutions to problems. I mean, even Hitler had a solution! If you were not drowning in irony poison - and not willfully trying to misunderstand trag's points to sound like a "decent person" - you could just say you find the right's solutions to be terrible. Take me for instance: I find the DEI crowd's solution to racial or gender inequality to be utterly abhorrent and counter productive, but I can still admit that they have some sort of solution and are working towards implementing it, backwards as it is.

Wow

We'll, there you go, Trag. Here is your "realistic" hero.

Yes, it's realistic to assume even your political enemies are working towards solutions (fucked as they are) to problems, not cartoon villains bent on serving evil like Skeletor. I don't think this is controversial.

It isn't controversial. But in this case, it also isn't accurate. There are no solutions. There are fabricated problems and there are... shrugs.

This administration wants to dissolve the government. There can be no solutions.

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

BurtReynolds wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

BurtReynolds wrote:I mean, even Hitler had a solution!

Just uh, just in case you didn’t know, not all solutions are good solutions. Working towards a terrible solution is not… eh never mind.

Yeah I mentioned that in the same post.

Right but working towards a solution doesn’t make them commendable. If the solution sucks it’s a waste of time and energy, not an example of “at least they are trying to do something”

BurtReynolds wrote:

epilogue wrote:

BurtReynolds wrote:

epilogue wrote:

BurtReynolds wrote:It sounds like a terrific solution to corrupt government.

I think if you were an honest person, you could admit that even your most hated political enemies - being real life human beings and not demons - are working towards solutions to problems. I mean, even Hitler had a solution! If you were not drowning in irony poison - and not willfully trying to misunderstand trag's points to sound like a "decent person" - you could just say you find the right's solutions to be terrible. Take me for instance: I find the DEI crowd's solution to racial or gender inequality to be utterly abhorrent and counter productive, but I can still admit that they have some sort of solution and are working towards implementing it, backwards as it is.

Wow

We'll, there you go, Trag. Here is your "realistic" hero.

Yes, it's realistic to assume even your political enemies are working towards solutions (fucked as they are) to problems, not cartoon villains bent on serving evil like Skeletor. I don't think this is controversial.

It isn't controversial. But in this case, it also isn't accurate. There are no solutions. There are fabricated problems and there are... shrugs.

This administration wants to dissolve the government. There can be no solutions.

This assumes that you need government to solve all your problems. Quite a few arguments against this idea!

BurtReynolds wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

BurtReynolds wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

BurtReynolds wrote:I mean, even Hitler had a solution!

Just uh, just in case you didn’t know, not all solutions are good solutions. Working towards a terrible solution is not… eh never mind.

Yeah I mentioned that in the same post.

Right but working towards a solution doesn’t make them commendable. If the solution sucks it’s a waste of time and energy, not an example of “at least they are trying to do something”

I think that goes without saying. I was just responding to the needling of trag's word choice and refusal to really engage with what he was saying.

E.H. Ruddock wrote:He’s firing all fbi agents that worked on any January 6 investigations now

If it were legal to fire you, they wouldn't put so much effort into getting you to resign voluntarily.

epilogue wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:He’s firing all fbi agents that worked on any January 6 investigations now

Solutions!

epilogue wrote:

BurtReynolds wrote:

epilogue wrote:

BurtReynolds wrote:It sounds like a terrific solution to corrupt government.

I think if you were an honest person, you could admit that even your most hated political enemies - being real life human beings and not demons - are working towards solutions to problems. I mean, even Hitler had a solution! If you were not drowning in irony poison - and not willfully trying to misunderstand trag's points to sound like a "decent person" - you could just say you find the right's solutions to be terrible. Take me for instance: I find the DEI crowd's solution to racial or gender inequality to be utterly abhorrent and counter productive, but I can still admit that they have some sort of solution and are working towards implementing it, backwards as it is.

Wow

We'll, there you go, Trag. Here is your "realistic" hero.

Yes, it's realistic to assume even your political enemies are working towards solutions (fucked as they are) to problems, not cartoon villains bent on serving evil like Skeletor. I don't think this is controversial.

It isn't controversial. But in this case, it also isn't accurate. There are no solutions. There are fabricated problems and there are... shrugs.

This administration wants to dissolve the government. There can be no solutions.

Bi_3 wrote:

epilogue wrote:

BurtReynolds wrote:

epilogue wrote:

BurtReynolds wrote:It sounds like a terrific solution to corrupt government.

I think if you were an honest person, you could admit that even your most hated political enemies - being real life human beings and not demons - are working towards solutions to problems. I mean, even Hitler had a solution! If you were not drowning in irony poison - and not willfully trying to misunderstand trag's points to sound like a "decent person" - you could just say you find the right's solutions to be terrible. Take me for instance: I find the DEI crowd's solution to racial or gender inequality to be utterly abhorrent and counter productive, but I can still admit that they have some sort of solution and are working towards implementing it, backwards as it is.

Wow

We'll, there you go, Trag. Here is your "realistic" hero.

Yes, it's realistic to assume even your political enemies are working towards solutions (fucked as they are) to problems, not cartoon villains bent on serving evil like Skeletor. I don't think this is controversial.

It isn't controversial. But in this case, it also isn't accurate. There are no solutions. There are fabricated problems and there are... shrugs.

This administration wants to dissolve the government. There can be no solutions.

This is an interesting statement and seems at odds with what the electorate voted for. Why do you think these are ‘fabricated problems’?

dimejinky99 wrote:What the fuck is goin on?

BurtReynolds wrote:This conversation is even dumber than me and dime's petty sniping.

Yes, like all human beings on planet earth, people on the right recognize problems, create goals, and form strategies and solutions to deal with those problems and achieve goals. One need look no further than your Project 2025 boogieman for proof of that. Of course, if you're on the left, those all seem fake and wrong, but please try to access enough hidden and never used brain power to realize that your personal political opinion of their problems, goals and solutions are distinct from their actual view of those things.

VinylGuy wrote:

dimejinky99 wrote:What the fuck is goin on?

Yeah well maybe travelling to the states won’t happen this year

Yeez what a mess