[Uchuujinsan]

please....lets....just....stop....this -.-

[NGTM-1R]

You're all idiots my theory has all evidence in its favor but I won't show you because my theory is too better than yours.

Oh god, Centrixo has hacked Snail's account.

[TrashMan]

And....another week.

You've basically said that you entered the debate with total ignorance of the evidence on either side. If you are starting an argument about a subject you admit you know nothing about and don't wish to learn anything about I can only conclude you are doing it cause you like to argue and don't care what you argue about. That's trolling. And you're getting a week off for it.

 

When did  I say that? I've read much about this issue (books and articles) so I guess I know as much about it as most people, if not more.

Now if you're telling me you got hard facts about this case, I'm afraid I'm gonna have to call bull*** on that... I find it hard to believe you got granted access to the Vatican archives and other manuscripts in various museums. So you got your info for the same sources as everyone else - a book or two or a few internet articles.

Oh, b.t.w. - you suck as an admin. Big time. Misuse of power, frivolous behavior and all that jazz.
I know I can be a stubborn, irritating SOB - heck, no ones denying that. But I also happen to be a stubborn, irritating SOB that's right. And when I'm right, I don't back down in front of anyone - I wouldn't even if you were the president of Earth and I sure as hell won't be scared by a admin on a power trip.

You should actually look into legit reasons for banning me, instead of coming up with this crap in an effort to shut me up.
Ironic isn't it? You're the one who so often talks about freedom of speech and tolerance. Oh, how the mighty have fallen!

[Turambar]

*sigh*  Trashy, you know with that kind of comment, he's probably gonna wake up and monkey you again.  Just calm down and go back to your silly wrong arguments, ok?

[Snail]

I'm tempted to say that Karajorma would be doing a disservice to the community if he didn't ban you right now.

[karajorma]

Which is why it's a month off this time.

You haven't posted on the subject of Conservapedia since the first post. You keep trying to drag the topic to your nonsense. No one is interested. I've told you several times to stop and yet you are still doing it. See you in August Trashman.

EDIT : This does mean I won't get a weekly reminder to check Conservapedia any more now. Pity.

[Blue Lion]

Don't worry, I'll remind you.

[karajorma]

Not being hugely familiar with the America Civil War I can't tell if there are any obvious factual errors in their new article of the week.

[Blue Lion]

Isn't the Revolutionary War the AOTW?

[karajorma]

Bah! One war in that country. I know little about either.

[Blue Lion]

It's fairly close to correct.

Go read (or reread) the article on Barrack Obama. Hilarious.

[DarthWang]

For the earth to be subject to such severe time dilation, it would either have to be moving through space at nearly the speed of light, or caught inside of a gravity well bigger than pretty much anything ever observed. Either one of these scenarios (despite having no evidence for them) would lead to the destruction of the earth, or at least it would be rendered inhospitable for life.

[NGTM-1R]

I am sorely tempted to request Trashman be unmonkeyed for the sole purpose of letting me see how deep a hole he can dig for himself, and whether the one time I managed to shut him up was a fluke (no, not a worm) or not.

In other words, in the name of science!

...or I'm bored.

[Nuclear1]

It's fairly close to correct.

Go read (or reread) the article on Barrack Obama. Hilarious.

I'd never actually thought Conservapedia was racist until now.

[karajorma]

Well if you stick that many idiots together racism always floats to the surface.

If elected, Obama would be the first Affirmative Action President.

Obama has declared himself to be a Christian, yet never replaced his Muslim name with a Christian one as many do, casting doubt on his politically self-serving claim

Seriously? I guess I'm not an atheist then cause I still have a Muslim name too.


The article is so obviously biased that it's a joke. Look at the amount of nonsense they have over him saying that his great-grandfather was present at the liberation of Auschwitz when he actually meant Buchenwald. For anyone else they'd have just said that he heard the story when younger and picked the wrong concentration camp. But since Obama said it, it must obviously be a lie.

But the best piece of two faced reporting must be the fact that both candidates dropped support for a religious figure. Mention is made of Pastor Jeremiah Wright.

Wright had been making inflammatory comments and posting his sermons online for sale. These include the statements "God damn America" and describing the September 11th attacks, he said "We have supported state terrorism against the Palestinians and black South Africans, and now we are indignant because the stuff we have done overseas is now brought right back to our own front yards. America's chickens are coming home to roost." In addition, Rev. Wright blamed America saying "We supported Zionism shamelessly while ignoring the Palestinians and branding anybody who spoke out against it as being anti-Semitic."

Funnily enough the page for John McCain says nothing about Rev John Hagee. The BBC on the other hand has this lovely nugget.

US presidential hopeful John McCain has rejected the backing of a Church leader who said Hitler was carrying out "God's will" in chasing the Jews from Europe.

It comes after the comments by evangelical preacher Rev John Hagee, which were made in the 1990s, re-emerged on a US news website. In a sermon, Rev Hagee said the Nazi leader was carrying out a divine plan to gather Jews into the Holy Land.

Rev Hagee has also described the Roman Catholic Church as "the great whore" and a "false cult system", as well as suggesting that Hurricane Katrina was God's retribution for homosexual sin.

But while Senator McCain condemned those comments, he had not rejected Rev Hagee's endorsement until Thursday, when an audio recording of the preacher saying that God sent Hitler to help Jews reach the promised land was published on the Huffington Post website.

Sounds like a no score draw to me for both candidates.

[Androgeos Exeunt]

I am sorely tempted to request Trashman be unmonkeyed for the sole purpose of letting me see how deep a hole he can dig for himself, and whether the one time I managed to shut him up was a fluke (no, not a worm) or not.

In other words, in the name of science!

...or I'm bored.

I think the reason why I can't get the hang of Conservapedia is because I'm not American.

[Mefustae]

I've been gone over two weeks, and I come back and this is still ****ing here!? WTH?

[karajorma]

Well it did get bumped twice.

[Janos]

I am sorely tempted to request Trashman be unmonkeyed for the sole purpose of letting me see how deep a hole he can dig for himself, and whether the one time I managed to shut him up was a fluke (no, not a worm) or not.

In other words, in the name of science!

...or I'm bored.

I think the reason why I can't get the hang of Conservapedia is because I'm not American.

"When the facts don't support the ideology, it's time to change the facts"

edit: You could say that American conservatism has become so cultlike that it simply cannot tolerate facts that contradict some of it's basic premises. From their point of view it's like the rest of the world had some bias against ideology that has thrived and lived in isolation for decades. Now the ideology is unable to change because it has been turned into a tool.

Instead of people changing this ideology, the ideology changes people - it is no more a social network, but an overarching social theory that is no longer limited to it's origins in politics.
The entire ultraconservative movement is metaphorically speaking a house so delicately built that removing or changing even one building brick of the structure could lead to catastrophic change. Such stagnation and clinging to ideology is not uncommon in the looong history of mankind.

[Blue Lion]

http://www.conservapedia.com/Sudden_Jihad_Syndrome

Sudden Jihad Syndrome is a term Daniel Pipes coined to describe Muslims that suddenly or unexpectedly turn against civilized, Western society and engage in acts of terror. Pipes has argued that due to this phenomenon all Islamists must be considered potential terrorists.