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[quote]Bismark wrote:

[quote]SkyzykS wrote:

[quote]Bismark wrote:

[quote]SkyzykS wrote:
I CAN"T FUCKING BELIEVE THEY WOULD DO THAT!!!

Really though:
Are we supposed to express incredulity at staged tragedies carried out by people who blow themselves up on principal?

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So Palestinians as a whole should be associated with suicide terrorism by virtue of what, exactly?[/quote]

Yes. Because I said so. Now go shove it up your ridiculously fastidious asshole right next to where you will be keeping useless fucking diploma you haven’t gotten yet and are way too proud of.
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Forgive my opposition to a categorically racist assertion on your part. Yes, because you’re qualified to assess the value of a professional degree from a reputable policy school. There’s the hostility toward academia again. [/quote]

At some point you are going to have to learn when I’m fucking with you by making stereotypical idiotic responses and when I’m not.

They don’t teach that where you are.

And I do so hate that booklearnin. I mean, when I sit down to dinner with my wife or hang out with friends I just have to do my best to quell the rage that is exploding in my chest. Why even when in college myself it was all I could do to not just off my self. If I wasn’t on the deans list, tutoring others or helping out in the lab I probably would have.

There may possibly be something I know about what you are doing that you don’t. Not that it should make any difference to you, but a good heaping hand full of people I’ve known have poli-sci degrees. Not a single one has done anything remotely related to what they studied. Not ONE. Not for lack of trying, lack of accreditation, or lack of intelligence.

So seriously, enjoy the ride, cause when it’s over it is fucking over. I’d honestly be interested to hear how that pans out in the next ten years.

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man they need a like button

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[quote]SkyzykS wrote:

[quote]Bismark wrote:

[quote]SkyzykS wrote:

[quote]Bismark wrote:

[quote]SkyzykS wrote:
I CAN"T FUCKING BELIEVE THEY WOULD DO THAT!!!

Really though:
Are we supposed to express incredulity at staged tragedies carried out by people who blow themselves up on principal?

[/quote]

So Palestinians as a whole should be associated with suicide terrorism by virtue of what, exactly?[/quote]

Yes. Because I said so. Now go shove it up your ridiculously fastidious asshole right next to where you will be keeping useless fucking diploma you haven’t gotten yet and are way too proud of.
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Forgive my opposition to a categorically racist assertion on your part. Yes, because you’re qualified to assess the value of a professional degree from a reputable policy school. There’s the hostility toward academia again. [/quote]

At some point you are going to have to learn when I’m fucking with you by making stereotypical idiotic responses and when I’m not.

They don’t teach that where you are.

And I do so hate that booklearnin. I mean, when I sit down to dinner with my wife or hang out with friends I just have to do my best to quell the rage that is exploding in my chest. Why even when in college myself it was all I could do to not just off my self. If I wasn’t on the deans list, tutoring others or helping out in the lab I probably would have.

There may possibly be something I know about what you are doing that you don’t. Not that it should make any difference to you, but a good heaping hand full of people I’ve known have poli-sci degrees. Not a single one has done anything remotely related to what they studied. Not ONE. Not for lack of trying, lack of accreditation, or lack of intelligence.

So seriously, enjoy the ride, cause when it’s over it is fucking over. I’d honestly be interested to hear how that pans out in the next ten years.
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Given your comments and your absence of training or experience in the field, I highly doubt that. It’s difficult to get your foot in the door with a BA in an academic field, hence the need for a graduate and postgraduate education.

Yes, my institutions status as a feeder school and the government internship I’m required to complete will leave me with little in regard to job prospects. I’ll probably lament the fact that I didn’t study something “practical”.

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[quote]Bismark wrote:

Given your comments and your absence of training or experience in the field, I highly doubt that.[/quote]

My man, I’m not the one arguing from the classroom with a naturally born resident Israeli about the PLO and wondering why he thinks I’m a tool.

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[quote]SkyzykS wrote:

[quote]Bismark wrote:

Given your comments and your absence of training or experience in the field, I highly doubt that.[/quote]

My man, I’m not the one arguing from the classroom with a naturally born resident Israeli about the PLO and wondering why he thinks I’m a tool.
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Forgive me if I’m being a “ridiculously fastidious asshole”, but where exactly did I argue with Jewbaxca regarding the PLO? You are giving unsolicited career advice when you lack an undergraduate education in the field and whose occupational opportunities you asset are a pipe dream. Would I not sound like an ass if I told a prospective welder the same?

Regardless, being a citizen of a state or even serving in its armed forces does not inherently make one a subject matter expert regarding its national security. With no offense to him, serving a mandatory tour in the IDF does not make one a paragon of Middle Eastern studies, although that is the consensus in PWI. Are all American service members al-Qaida experts? Of course not. Even if that was the case, calling me a tool doesn’t exactly constitute intellectual rigor. I’m not losing sleep over the childish insults of an internet commando and champion of the Jewish race.

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[quote]Bismark wrote:
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Bissy, any of this sound familiar to you?

Expects to be recognized as superior and special, without superior accomplishments.

Expects constant attention, admiration and positive reinforcement from others.

Is preoccupied with thoughts and fantasies of great success, enormous attractiveness, power, intelligence.

Is arrogant in attitudes and behavior.

In many ways you’re typical of the crap universities churn out today. A rote learner with absolutely no critical thinking faculties. Reading a Walt and Mearsheimer essay doesn’t make one an expert on Israel.

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[quote]SexMachine wrote:
Bissy, any of this sound familiar to you?

Expects to be recognized as superior and special, without superior accomplishments.

Expects constant attention, admiration and positive reinforcement from others.

Is preoccupied with thoughts and fantasies of great success, enormous attractiveness, power, intelligence.

Is arrogant in attitudes and behavior.

In many ways you’re typical of the crap universities churn out today. A rote learner with absolutely no critical thinking faculties. Reading a Walt and Mearsheimer essay doesn’t make one an expert on Israel.[/quote]

Cute. Did you mean to post this in your psychoanalysis of Preaident Obama thread?

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I always find it telling when someone refers to him as “President Obama.” It’s certainly not respect for the office or we would’ve heard talk about “President Bush” from the same people.

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Always the ideologue. Yes, it is out of respect for the office. I extend the same courtesy to former President Bush. Are you even American?

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[quote]Bismark wrote:
Always the ideologue. Yes, it is out of respect for the office. I extend the same courtesy to former President Bush. Are you even American? [/quote]

Is Obama?

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[quote]SexMachine wrote:

[quote]Bismark wrote:
Always the ideologue. Yes, it is out of respect for the office. I extend the same courtesy to former President Bush. Are you even American? [/quote]

Is Obama?[/quote]

That’s a question for another thread. Regardless, I think you black box posters that disagree with you and seek to undermine them based on your initial encounters with them as opposed to the content of their posts. There are likely issues that I’m more conservative than you. However, playing the devil’s advocate is much more rewarding than participating in group think.

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[quote]SexMachine wrote:
Bissy, any of this sound familiar to you?

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Bismark reminds me of any of the various spoiled brats who have shot up college campuses recently. Perhaps we should stop mocking him for the idiot he is and encourage him to seek help.

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[quote]Bismark wrote:

That’s a question for another thread. Regardless, I think you black box posters that disagree with you and seek to undermine them based on your initial encounters with them as opposed to the content of their posts.
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I don’t suffer fools gladly, that’s all.

I don’t really care what your politics are.

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However, playing the devil’s advocate is much more rewarding than participating in group think. [/quote]

I’m not a group thinker. I disagree with every poster here in one thing or another.

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[quote]thethirdruffian wrote:

[quote]SexMachine wrote:
Bissy, any of this sound familiar to you?

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Bismark reminds me of any of the various spoiled brats who have shot up college campuses recently. Perhaps we should stop mocking him for the idiot he is and encourage him to seek help.
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Ad hominems in lieu of discussion. I am impressed by the ability of various posters to perform thorough psychoanalysis through an internet forum.

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[quote]Bismark wrote:

[quote]thethirdruffian wrote:

[quote]SexMachine wrote:
Bissy, any of this sound familiar to you?

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Bismark reminds me of any of the various spoiled brats who have shot up college campuses recently. Perhaps we should stop mocking him for the idiot he is and encourage him to seek help.
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Ad hominems in lieu of discussion. I am impressed by the ability of various posters to perform thorough psychoanalysis through an internet forum.[/quote]

Inability to pick up on social cues…

Joke, noun. A thing that someone says or does to cause amusement or laughter.

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[quote]Bismark wrote:

[quote]thethirdruffian wrote:

[quote]SexMachine wrote:
Bissy, any of this sound familiar to you?

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Bismark reminds me of any of the various spoiled brats who have shot up college campuses recently. Perhaps we should stop mocking him for the idiot he is and encourage him to seek help.
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Ad hominems in lieu of discussion. I am impressed by the ability of various posters to perform thorough psychoanalysis through an internet forum.[/quote]

Oh, I don’t care about the topic. I haven’t read the substantive posts.

It’s just that all your posts radiate imagined self-worth.

You are rational enough to be insecure, so you are defensive.

Read more; post less.

Ask questions that you do not know, or think you know, the answer to.

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Yeah, I must have delusions of grandeur if I don’t pick up on being compared to “spoiled bets that have recently shot up college campuses” and being called an “idiot” as humorous banter. I’m glad to see that I’m able to ruffle the feathers of my infinite superiors though.

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[quote]Bismark wrote:
Yeah, I must have delusions of grandeur if I don’t pick up on being compared to “spoiled bets that have recently shot up college campuses” and being called an “idiot” as humorous banter. I’m glad to see that I’m able to ruffle the feathers of my infinite superiors though.[/quote]

Dude, nobody is calling you an idiot. You’re obviously pretty intelligent and certainly diligent.

We are, however, calling you a unicorn with a dickhorn.
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