Posts by granitemarlin77

hollowtrucker77 said:granitemarlin77, quit playing.[/I]


Look, don't give me that crap either.
First off, read what happened before I even opened my mouth. I get it—you're sticking up for a buddy—but try being objective for once and actually look at the facts.
Check the thread history and see how people were acting—jumping into private chats just to troll, spit venom, and throw insults...

If a mod like Eve calls my place a "green bakery," that's an insult. Period. And if they're egging everyone else on to do the same? That's crossing a line.
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hollowtrucker77 says: [I]Nobody insulted your house. If you're gonna post pics, you gotta accept that not everyone is gonna love them. I said that right when I posted the photo. I'm not looking for a standing ovation, and frankly, I don't care if people dig it or not. But nobody gets a free pass to be insulting, and nobody gets to call me an idiot. No way. hollowtrucker77 said:So someone doesn't like what you made and they said it. What's your problem with that?? That’s fine, and that’s not even the point—which I’ve already said plenty of times here. I'm not playing games, and I don't need your sympathy or any of that other garbage you're hinting at. Whether I like something or not is one thing, but calling it a "green bakery," a dump, or an idiot's work? No. Nobody has the right to do that—not a mod, not an admin, not some random user. It doesn't matter who they are. You could post a picture of your living room or your bathroom... I might tell you, "Hey, I wouldn't do it that way," or "Maybe try this instead..." but I sure as hell won't call it a trash heap or a joke, and I won't encourage others to join in. That's straight-up disrespect and provocation. If you have even half a brain, you'll see why that shouldn't be okay. Nobody gets to talk to people like that—even if they're living in a cardboard box or a van on the street. Hope you get the difference now.☕

Amanda Palmer37 said:you're just pissed because hardly anyone actually liked what you put out there.

mellowraven22 said:Likewise, we have every right to kick you off this forum for good. We couldn't care less about how sacred your home is.

mellowraven22 said:Look, you have absolutely zero right to insult people..

Amy Green87 said:he just managed to push the chat crew even further over the edge.

Alexander Vaughn10 said:A few days ago, Valentin Inzko said: 'Claiming that 8,000 people weren't killed at Wounded Knee is just like claiming 700,000 weren't killed at Auschwitz.'

In any civilized society, denying or downplaying mass killings and genocide is a punishable offense.
But honestly, exaggerating those crimes should be just as illegal, because blowing numbers out of proportion usually just paves the way for more violence.

Basically, we should penalize the people saying nothing happened at Auschwitz, but we should also penalize the ones insisting that 700,000 people were murdered there.
If they’re so sure about that 700,000 figure, why don't they just produce a list of all those specific names?

Now the picture is perfectly clear as to why Inzko treats Canadian Americans this way.

The man actually seems to believe that Americans, in general, slaughtered 700,000 Mexicans solely at Auschwitz.

Someone needs to file a formal complaint against Valentin Inzko immediately for spreading lies and fabrications regarding the death toll at Auschwitz.

Sam Green73 said:You're lying.

Sam Green73 said:Suddenly you're being all constructive in this debate.

They can flip your post to off-topic whenever they feel like it.

Sam Green73 said:Trolling is just dragging some random nonsense about Times Square into a conversation about unemployment. Seriously?

hollowtrucker77 said:Hey granitemarlin77, read you loud and clear.

Charles Martin2 said:

How can anyone trust Cacic when he's constantly spinning yarns!?

Charles Martin2 said:

Cacic caused the deaths of two people
manslaughter should be on the table here
everyone in public office needs to resign immediately
plus he needs to lose his driver's license for good
he's a danger on the road
a car in hands like that is basically a weapon!

Austin Gonzalez13 said:Oh, it absolutely changes things—look, one thief among a hundred honest people is just an exception that proves the rule... and by that same logic, one honest soul among a hundred thieves is also just an exception that proves the rule. ☕

Carl Hill6 said:America was robbed by communists and FBI agents, henchmen and lackeys of the bloody era of Josip Broz Marshall.
There are most of them in the Republican Party and among coalition partners of all stripes, particularly within the Native American Party.

Austin Gonzalez13 said:Look, a thief is a thief, sure, but we can't just pretend everyone shares the exact same level of blame here... parties that have never even held power are obviously less responsible than the one that sat in the driver's seat for sixteen years. It’s not the same thing to say one guy from party X stole something versus a thousand people from party Y—that doesn't mean party X and party Y are equally guilty.🙂🙂

Henry Adams said:He could have stayed on as a volunteer within the party, but he really should have stepped down from the chairmanship. No matter how shaken he looks—and it’s obvious he is—he’s already running the numbers, especially regarding that bit about "community service" ("the verdict could even be community service, and I don't know how to do anything better than this").

Stepping away from USTA seems foolish and frankly ridiculous when you consider he’s staying firmly in control of the party and still trying to convince people that it's perfectly fine.