[quote]DJHT wrote:
X there are people here arguing in another thread that an animal (as in a Dog) is more important than a human life. Nothing is surprising any longer. [/quote]
Well, wouldn’t it depend on the human? I mean if it means saving Hitler or some rabid gay-feminist activist, wouldn’t it be okay. Especially if the are rabid and all and should be put down anyway.[/quote]
Really? I am not omniscient. As soon as you start putting yourself as judge, jury and executioner you really need to take a step back and look in the mirror. [/quote]
Sarcasm. I know it is hard to tell when there are people who actually believe these things.[/quote]
[quote]Professor X wrote:
It is ridiculous that anyone would side with the shooter here…unless they think it is ok for women to now shoot ugly guys who hit on them.[/quote]
X there are people here arguing in another thread that an animal (as in a Dog) is more important than a human life. Nothing is surprising any longer. [/quote]
Truly. Nice to know who has my back in the event that a choice between me and Fido arises.
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ID I have saved well over a hundred human lives during my career, a few I was sole responsible for. As a hillbilly I was raised to respect animals but they are just that animals, once a lab/great dane mix attacked my brother. Me and my dad took him out to the pasture and shotgun to the back of the head. [/quote]
[quote]Professor X wrote:
It is ridiculous that anyone would side with the shooter here…unless they think it is ok for women to now shoot ugly guys who hit on them.[/quote]
X there are people here arguing in another thread that an animal (as in a Dog) is more important than a human life. Nothing is surprising any longer. [/quote]
Truly. Nice to know who has my back in the event that a choice between me and Fido arises.
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ID I have saved well over a hundred human lives during my career, a few I was sole responsible for. As a hillbilly I was raised to respect animals but they are just that animals, once a lab/great dane mix attacked my brother. Me and my dad took him out to the pasture and shotgun to the back of the head. [/quote]
[quote]Ranzo wrote:
He is obviously wrong for shooting the kid, but why is it that Gays are always the victim. Why must the world accept gay behavior? quit harrasing people and imposing your views and ideas on others. That goes for other subcultures as well. If a guy was saying those same things to a girl in school he would be punished or labled a perv. and sent away but when a gay kid does it we are supposed to sympathise?
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In this case he’s the victim because he was the one shot in the back of the head.
Did he make inappropriate comments? Possibly.
Does being the recipient of an inappropriate comment that in no way makes you feel in danger for your life mean you’re allowed to kill someone? God I hope not or I need to stop being a dick.
The gay part is really irrelevant. The defense is trying to say it’s relevant but really the only excuse for ending someone’s life is that you felt that if you didn’t someone else’s (possibly yours) would be forfeit as a result. Clearly this wasn’t the case here.
[quote]Professor X wrote:
It is ridiculous that anyone would side with the shooter here…unless they think it is ok for women to now shoot ugly guys who hit on them.[/quote]
X there are people here arguing in another thread that an animal (as in a Dog) is more important than a human life. Nothing is surprising any longer. [/quote]
Truly. Nice to know who has my back in the event that a choice between me and Fido arises.
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Dinnae worry ID, there’s still plenty of us sane folks around!
Going back to the OP’s thread title question, I do think that there is a trend of the bullied becoming the bullies. If you look at the current state of just about everything, everybody is asking for concessions and recognition that they are just as important as everybody else.
this leads to the lack of a true majority in that all the minorities (read “bullied”) are becmoing very loud in their proclamations of equality. I am all for treating everybody with respect, but it seems that the “bullied” are trying to make their cases at the expense of the majority (“bullies”). I feel like this may get me flamed, but whatever.
[quote]FireFace wrote:
Going back to the OP’s thread title question, I do think that there is a trend of the bullied becoming the bullies. If you look at the current state of just about everything, everybody is asking for concessions and recognition that they are just as important as everybody else.
this leads to the lack of a true majority in that all the minorities (read “bullied”) are becmoing very loud in their proclamations of equality. I am all for treating everybody with respect, but it seems that the “bullied” are trying to make their cases at the expense of the majority (“bullies”). I feel like this may get me flamed, but whatever.[/quote]
It is interesting. If people bully from feeling of inferiority, then what must it feel like for those who they saw as weaker become suddenly stronger. I cannot imagine that would feel very good, especially at that age. It’s not like it is 10 years later and the dude comes back as a dudette on the Maury Povitch (sp?) show on secret crushes.
What the fuck is that? I get ‘‘hitted on’’ by gay guys all the time and I don’t care because I am not gay. How about telling them that you are not interested.
The gay guy got KILLED and some of you rednecks are trying to start some sort of debate. Fuck this forum
