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Subject: Re: That was the most moving blog entry I have ever read
From: Wol posted Sat, Oct 6 2007, 6:29am 
no, we're not. as Tarzan said, it should've been understood that it wasn't "their" land to begin with. unfortunate, yes, and sad, yes. but you people are pulling your own heartstrings.

this is just as silly as protestors who claim "fur is murder", and so help me GOD if any of those ignorant bleeding hearts post on this website. it's sad. but it doesn't constitute blog propaganda. it DID work, however. whoever posted it got everybody here crying, that's for damn sure.

and as for this:

Never have I heard a better reason to be Anarchists.


you must live in a terribly sheltered place if THAT is your best motivation to become an anarchist.

gah!

xWol
Subject: Re: That was the most moving blog entry I have ever read
From: lowredx posted Sat, Oct 6 2007, 9:13am 
Your post says more about you than it does about Tony's blog. Sad indeed.
Subject: Re: That was the most moving blog entry I have ever read
From: Wol posted Sat, Oct 6 2007, 12:38pm 
blah blah, whine whine. at least my post was true. so many tender people so easily swayed by one blog i didn't even have to read to learn everything about it, thanks to this topic. a blog that was written by someone who apparently, according to tarzan, was misinformed about his entire subject.

so as for your comment, if you haven't figured out what tony's blog says by now, maybe you're the only sad sight here. this isn't a book club. look for reviews elsewhere. oh, and grow a sac.
Subject: Re: That was the most moving blog entry I have ever read
From: mysticete posted Sat, Oct 6 2007, 9:07pm 
If you didn't even read it, why bother posting here

Cough Troll Cough Cough
Subject: Re: That was the most moving blog entry I have ever read
From: lowredx posted Sun, Oct 7 2007, 12:14am 
Wol, I was kind of pissed at the sac comment till I looked at your profile. LOL.
Subject: Re: That was the most moving blog entry I have ever read
From: Entity posted Sat, Oct 6 2007, 6:51pm 
Anarchy is a greek word meaning (if I remember correctly): Something like "not one man leader" or "no ruler" etc. Meaning everyone is equal. We all share the cake... I could be wrong though!
Subject: Re: That was the most moving blog entry I have ever read
From: Wol posted Sat, Oct 6 2007, 9:31pm 
cool, you know what anarchy means. but that isn't what anarchism is. you might know what fasces or fascio mean too. doesn't mean Fascism accurately represents its namesake. you dig?

and as for the fool calling me a troll, i've been on this site longer than or AS long as many of the veterans. my point was simply a more aggressive way of agreeing with both Tarzan and Caligari, and shunning the sensitive sallys who were swayed by the blog in question, which was written totally biased by personal feelings.

seriously. tough it out. we'll all make it through this, i promise. you want a kiss?

xWol
Subject: Re: That was the most moving blog entry I have ever read
From: Entity posted Sat, Oct 6 2007, 9:57pm 
What the Hell is your problem? I add a comment and you start crying? I wasn't even commenting to the subject. Just my 2 cents.... Grow up*!
Subject: Re: That was the most moving blog entry I have ever read
From: Wol posted Sat, Oct 6 2007, 11:00pm 
hey, now you're reading MY lines. i'm in charge of calling people crybabies around here.

and be cool, man. i wasn't insulting you, so i'm sorry if i made you think i was. no need to be offensive.
Subject: Re: That was the most moving blog entry I have ever read
From: mysticete posted Sun, Oct 7 2007, 4:53am 
I think Sarcastic Skeptic has that job, and frankly he is much better at it then you.
Subject: Re: That was the most moving blog entry I have ever read
From: Ghost of TC posted Sat, Oct 6 2007, 11:36pm 
Tarzan didn't say anything about the blog other than comment on land owning privileges when I asked "when did our land become their land?" Problem is, you and Caligari took that to mean something more than it did.

And to be fair, Tarzan mistook my statement. I understand all too well about land use and property ownership. The question I asked in the blog wasn't meant to be answered. It was meant to cause the citizens of the USA, a "free" country, to have a deep-think about whether this country belongs to the government or to the citizens. I figured some people would miss that point.

You and Caligari can continue to crap all over the blog all you like. Please, if it isn't written well enough, complain to Cisco, the site owner, and ask him to have it taken off. Then you can spend more time reading Phil's blog or poofing that nice hairdo of yours. I wrote this blog to create debate and maybe a warning to those who are ignorant of what is going on around them. Some of the comments posted so far aren't what I had in mind. I do, though, enjoy reading your comments. They remind me why there is a problem in the U.S. in the first place. Actually, comments like yours and Cali-whatever's (I've been here for 7 years and don't remember either of you) remind me of a time when I'd spend too much time tearing complete and total tools (i.e. - the two of you) apart on this site. Recently I realized there were better things to do. Like right now. I'm going to go toss my garbage in the landfill. Have a nice day.
Subject: Re: That was the most moving blog entry I have ever read
From: Wol posted Sun, Oct 7 2007, 12:34am 
TLDR.

haha, but seriously. down, killer. guess i hurt your feelings, so i apologize. but i'm not gonna waste my time replying to your boring butthurt rant for too long, since there's no point. i refuse to fight with you and resort to petty insults, not to mention the fact that i've LIKED some of your other blogs. besides, you can't teach the ignorant anything they don't wanna learn. so listen up. it's not that it's not written "well enough", it's shit like this:

It was meant to cause the citizens of the USA, a "free" country, to have a deep-think about whether this country belongs to the government or to the citizens. I figured some people would miss that point.


did you just wake up one day and finally realize that's how the world works?
you're also probably one of the many Americans who misunderstands and misquotes the constitutional ammendments, such as freedom of speech, and commonly cites it as an excuse to be an outspokenly opinionated d-bag, exempliflying exactly what IS wrong with the United States.

here's a hint: ignorance.

xWol
Subject: Re: That was the most moving blog entry I have ever read
From: Ghost of TC posted Sun, Oct 7 2007, 1:20am 
You haven't like "some" of my blogs. I've only had one other one and it sucked.

Sorry my post was too long for you to bother to read. I'll try and keep this one under 100 words.

So far you've missed the point of everything I wrote in that blog. Everything. The parts which were to-the-point and the parts which were illusionary. Congrats. Oh, that's right, it was too long so you didn't read it. All you've done is bitch at the responses to it. I'll make sure the next blog is filled with items which do not generate any response other than apathy or anger, on top of being short.
Subject: Re: That was the most moving blog entry I have ever read
From: M0thman posted Sun, Oct 7 2007, 2:15am 
I concur. I have a friend who work for the BLM. He says he gets sad every time he has to work with logging companies. Doesn't like to see places like you described destroyed. TC, have you talked to the BLM about the falls? I could be wrong on this but once the logging company cleans the place up they probably won't have any use for the area. Maybe you and some friends could look into purchasing the aforementioned land.
With empathy, -Mothman
Subject: Re: That was the most moving blog entry I have ever read
From: Wol posted Sun, Oct 7 2007, 2:21am 
well, you DID say, and i quote,

I wrote this blog to create debate and maybe a warning to those who are ignorant of what is going on around them.


and that's exactly what it created. so don't be angry just because some of us disagreed. or even if we didn't disagree with your point, maybe we did your means, and the responses of others, which was exactly where my original post was directed before being needled at until i bit harder. but i wasn't aiming to insult you in the first place.

so, let's just call it quits now. i think you'd like that, i KNOW i'd like that, and the readers who are more interested in the very thing this website was created for, cryptozoology, will love that. so, no more bad blood. i'm bored with it, and since i started it i can end it.

p.s., TLDR was directed toward your paragraph prior to this one where you spent more time commenting on me personally than any argument i might've made. not your blog entry.
Subject: Re: That was the most moving blog entry I have ever read
From: Ghost of TC posted Sun, Oct 7 2007, 2:27am 
You didn't create debate, you bitched about something you didn't even bother to read and then bitched about responses to it. I welcome any debate by those who have actually read it.

I haven't been insulted by anything and doubt I will be.
Subject: I remember Wol
From: Stu posted Sun, Oct 7 2007, 5:59am 
Hey Wol, I remember you.

In fact, I was just saying to Tony, 'That muppet Wol's posting for a change. Isn't he a complete & utter....' & then I forgot everything else about you except that you're a muppet. Thanks for the reminder Wol!
Subject: Re: That was the most moving blog entry I have ever read
From: Caligari posted Mon, Oct 15 2007, 11:09pm 
Don't drag me into your nonsense. I'm not getting involved.
Subject: Re: That was the most moving blog entry I have ever read
From: mysticete posted Sun, Oct 7 2007, 4:58am 
I have been lurking here for, damn, forever (I remember the ORIGINAL website), and have actively been posting here for maybe a year, yet I have never heard of you before this post. If the only substanstial posts you can make are are jabs of a blog you never read, then your a troll.


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