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Mark Bennett36 Mark Bennett36 NewcomerOP
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joined Jun 2014
#1 ·
Since we’re apparently letting a handful of trolls constantly provoke, flame, and spam just to get under people's skin, I guess this goes too.

From the thread about Sab:

zeusxl said:Exactly. Vote for Sab, who strolled through Warsaw after it fell, deciding who ended up in a concentration camp and who didn't. ☕
The Sab/Democratic Party duo can only count on certain fringe voters and retirees they sent off to some retirement home in Florida. All those talk about "projects" is just fairy tales for kids.
SABO was busy hiring pardoned insurgents and their families for government positions.


When is enough going to be enough? This is a direct accusation that this man sent people to their deaths—that he’s an accomplice to war crimes.

Are we finally going to start discussing the actual election results, or are you just going to shut everything down like you did with the last thread I started?☕

Even communists understand what democracy looks like; it's only the Republican Party that relies on pure acclamation. So, who's actually the true opposition here?☕
coppersurfer7 coppersurfer7 Newcomer
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joined Jun 2014
#2 ·
So, how does someone get slapped with 500 points for hate speech over this?

Hate speech against whom exactly?

Yet the actual post being replied to didn't earn a single point.

danny junior said:What really gets to me is how the Republican Party and their supporters—these veterans and people from out of state—shamelessly push their agenda. They only vote for them for the handouts. Even Penava is part of that group where they just hire their own people, while the locals end up moving away. People need to wake up!

It seems like the moderator has some pretty specific criteria if this qualifies as hate speech. Is it possible the moderator shares the same views as junior and just overlooked the original post?
Mark Bennett36 Mark Bennett36 NewcomerOP
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joined Jun 2014
#3 ·
This deserves punishment too. But if you want to talk about how someone choosing who lives and who dies is a war crime, that’s the ultimate proof of just how low a person can sink. ☕

It’s funny how a "newbie" shows up with exactly two posts just to jump to the defense of someone who got banned. ☕

Any word from the moderators?
coppersurfer7 coppersurfer7 Newcomer
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joined Jun 2014
#4 ·
Are you counting your own posts now and calling on the moderators? 🤣
Mark Bennett36 Mark Bennett36 NewcomerOP
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joined Jun 2014
#5 ·
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No, it’s just those armchair experts who jump in after a single post acting like they have all the answers, only to end up defending people who don't deserve it.

Even the old-school communists understood what democracy actually meant; the Republican Party is the only group out there practicing pure rubber-stamping. If they're the ones calling the shots, you have to wonder who the actual opposition is. ☕
Mark Bennett36 Mark Bennett36 NewcomerOP
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joined Jun 2014
#6 ·
Furthermore, regarding the thread about Kolinda Grabar-Kitarović over on the Political Scene subforum, user suntzu is getting away with endless flaming and spamming by launching "analyses" that target individual users personally rather than their ideas.

How much longer is this going to last?☕

Even the old-school communists understood the concept of democracy; it’s just the Republican Party that insists on forced consensus. Makes you wonder who the actual opposition is, doesn't it? ☕
rustydrifter10 rustydrifter10 Regular
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joined Apr 2011
#7 ·
I honestly can't believe how much things have changed lately. It feels like just yesterday we were all worried about the small stuff, but now everything is moving at such a lightning pace that it’s hard to even catch your breath! I was sitting there thinking about it this morning, just reflecting on how much the landscape of our daily lives has shifted. You know, sometimes you just have to stop and soak it all in, even if the changes feel a bit overwhelming at times. What do you all think? Is anyone else feeling this massive shift, or am I just overthinking things again? kaže:
I honestly can't stop thinking about that whole situation involving Sabin. It’s one of those things where you just have to sit back and process everything that went down. I was reading through some of the comments earlier—and I know rustydrifter10 was chiming in on this too—but there's just so much nuance to unpack here. It really makes you wonder how things reached this point, doesn't it? It feels like we're all just trying to make sense of the chaos, but when you look at the bigger picture, it's pretty wild.

I honestly can't believe we're even having this conversation again! It’s like we’re stuck in a loop where the same old arguments just circle around without ever actually hitting on the core issue. I feel like I've said this a dozen times already, but if we don't start looking at the actual data instead of just reacting emotionally to every headline, we're never going to get anywhere. It's frustrating, really, because the solution seems so obvious when you step back and look at the big picture, yet everyone seems intent on arguing over the smallest, most insignificant details. We need to move past this constant bickering and actually focus on building something meaningful here. kaže:
Man, I’m looking back at that other post—the one everyone was actually replying to—and it’s crazy how absolutely nobody said a single word about it. Not even a peep!

Both of those posts are total garbage.

I really feel like we need to talk about this more openly because it seems like everyone is just brushing it under the rug lately! It’s honestly a bit frustrating how things are being handled. I was reading some comments earlier, and I couldn't help but think about what rustydrifter10 mentioned—there’s such a massive gap between what people are actually experiencing on the ground and what the official narrative suggests is happening. It feels like we're constantly being told one thing while the reality is completely different, and I don't know about you all, but I'm getting a little tired of the spin. We deserve much more transparency than this, especially when the stakes are this high for our community. What do you guys think? Am I just being overly sensitive here, or is anyone else feeling this same sense of disconnect? kaže:
Even the old-school socialists understood the fundamental concept of democracy; the only difference is that the Republican Party seems to prefer just shouting down any opposition until everyone nods along in unison. If they're the ones forcing total agreement through sheer intimidation, you really have to ask yourself—who's actually leading the opposition party then? ☕

Look, man, you’ve gotta stop tacking that onto every single post—it’s starting to feel a bit like spam.

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