CapeXit 2

[ToxicBunny]

If you had've lived in Nazi Germany, would you have accepted that?

Bit of a stupid comparison Brian.. Lots of what happened to bring nazi Germany about was not democratic.

 

[Grant]

Nonsense. They're both useful, and not. In this case clearly well researched, it certainly didn't thumb suck that answer.

I try to only use them to derive difficult to determine facts.

no, not nonsense - we may as well relinquish debate and resort to conversation with bots.


i can see your school reports now:
"brian can do better - must try harder"

 

[Brian_G]

Bit of a stupid comparison Brian.. Lots of what happened to bring nazi Germany about was not democratic.

Lots of what's happening here is certainly not democratic - when did we have a vote on changing the law to only favour "previously disadvantaged"?
Certainly, that handicap was quite some time ago now..

 

[lexity]

It's the secessionists who wish to inflict their desires on others, not the other way around.

You're doing it again. This is starting to make you look really bad, dude.

That's a bad habit verging on anti-social.

When have I ever advocated to force my preferred rule-set onto anyone?

Quite the opposite, I'd much prefer people get exactly what they want and let the chips fall where they may.

In the real world, getting more people to support the cause improves your chances of success, no matter how you believe the world should actually work.

Correct. And doing so peacefully involves confining yourself to make the strongest argument you can. As opposed to passing laws to force your preferred rule-set onto the unwilling.



It's not rocket science but you're kicking and screaming at the prospect others will catch on.

 

[Brian_G]

no, not nonsense - we may as well relinquish debate and resort to conversation with bots.

I'm more careful than you think - AI makes me veeery nervous. But we have to move forward with the times too.

 

[lexity]

Lex - my earlier question re accepting a partial murder-ok type village - it's important, but can't go on until I get some response from you.

It got lost in the incoming posts. Link, please?

 

[Brian_G]

It got lost in the incoming posts. Link, please?

Post in thread 'CapeXit 2'

Mar 11, 2026

How is that relevant to the right of every individual to express his/her preference?

I do admire your "live and let live" philosophy, but how far do you take it?

For instance, if a village decided they want to make murder okay under certain circumstances, do you allow it to go on without interference? Specifically, since that could end up a threat to you, does that then change the consideration?

• Brian_G

 

[ToxicBunny]

Lots of what's happening here is certainly not democratic - when did we have a vote on changing the law to only favour "previously disadvantaged"?
Certainly, that handicap was quite some time ago now..

Not quite on the same level, so your comparison is still stupid.

 

[vigras rojara]

Lots of what's happening here is certainly not democratic - when did we have a vote on changing the law to only favour "previously disadvantaged"?
Certainly, that handicap was quite some time ago now..

Which law?

You're doing it again. This is starting to make you look really bad, dude.

That's a bad habit verging on anti-social.

When have I ever advocated to force my preferred rule-set onto anyone?

Quite the opposite, I'd much prefer people get exactly what they want and let the chips fall where they may.



Correct. And doing so peacefully involves confining yourself to make the strongest argument you can. As opposed to passing laws to force your preferred rule-set onto the unwilling.



It's not rocket science but you're kicking and screaming at the prospect others will catch on.

I have made it clear that I live in the real world. Sorry.

The reason that secession goes absolutely nowhere is because its fans don't live in the real world.

 

[Brian_G]

i can see your school reports now:
"brian can do better - must try harder"

More accurate than you would think ;- )

 

[Grant]

I'm more careful than you think - AI makes me veeery nervous. But we have to move forward with the times too.

here's an idea
instead of asking a question to which you will receive a vague opinion, instead ask a direct question requesting the document that supports "x, y & z"

 

[Grant]

More accurate than you would think ;- )

they dont call me "gypsy rose" for nothing.

 

[Brian_G]

Which law?

Do you want to play games, or get to the issue? Point being made is that if you don't stand up when things go sour, then things will remain sour, likely get worse.

 

[lexity]

Normal people.

Right so you've changed your tune.... suddenly lexity is normal.

Do I like the outcome in SA? No. Do I accept it? Yes.

We'll just have to take your word for it since you're too chicken-****... even to post google's definition.

 

[ToxicBunny]

Right so you've changed your tune.... suddenly lexity is normal.


We'll just have to take your word for it since you're too chicken-****... even to post google's definition.

Huh? Put down the spliff.

 

[Brian_G]

here's an idea
instead of asking a question to which you will receive a vague opinion, instead ask a direct question requesting the document that supports "x, y & z"

I've had quite some practice, go to those depths when it's needed, or just giving it a nudge sometimes is enough. ChatGPT is one of the better ones with finding facts.

 

[Brian_G]

Lex, if you're wondering if that outstanding question is a trick question - yes.

 

[lexity]

I do admire your "live and let live" philosophy, but how far do you take it?

For instance, if a village decided they want to make murder okay under certain circumstances, do you allow it to go on without interference? Specifically, since that could end up a threat to you, does that then change the consideration?

Ok. Good question. (we are proceeding on the basis that this is relevant to the topic of capexit)

'We' already tolerate murder. That's a fact in the case of the large village in the international community called the USA.

That happened following 9/11.... the ptb decide to hell with limits on the State, we can now assassinate US citizens anywhere in the world.



Do we do nothing about it?

By now you should know, but let me remind you.... the one thing that mass criminals fear above all else is......

Let's see if you can guess:

(clue: s..... o........ and e...... b......)

 

[lexity]

Huh? Put down the spliff.

Coward.

 

[ToxicBunny]

Coward.

OK.. *pats on the head*