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Title: Neo-Coward
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URL Source: http://www.libertypost.org/cgi-bin/ ... .cgi?ArtNum=127494&Disp=97#C97
Published: Feb 2, 2006
Author: Aaron the Homosexual
Post Date: 2006-02-03 19:28:54 by Esso
Keywords: Neo-Coward
Views: 2614
Comments: 119
97. To: WhiteSands, Brian S (#53) FREEDOM4UM Here is where they gather. I've already reported the forum to the office of Homeland Security. They scare me. Aaron posted on 2006-02-02 16:43:21 ET Reply Trace
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#52. To: Axenolith (#49)
Government blows, and that which governs least blows least... Axenolith posted on 2006-02-03 22:28:58 ET Reply Trace Private Reply I'm going with that, or the malaria reproductive cycle.
Those people on LP SURE change their names a lot. Now that's the sign of a REAL legitimate forum. Yup. It's just a all-round REAL legitimate type place.
Homeland Security: the same guys that ran FEMA's response to the hurricanes. All right, fellow miscreants! We ain't got a chance, see? The Homeland Security coppers, they're the same guys that pulled off that miraculous rescue of New Orleans. Be afraid. Be very afraid.
CP2
Aaron's probably made sure we've got our very own.
Why thank you for the compliment. I'll keep that in mind.
It's the Tree of Life, which is supposed to represent the ten manifestations of God in our Universe. It is also a blueprint to the human soul, as that is what is meant by that passage in Genesis that states Man was created in God's likeness. It's the soul that it was talking about, not the physical form.
I can't understand why'd he'd do such a stupid thing if he really meant what he said. When I first noticed that post of his, I thought he was joking.
The truth actually scares many now. Absolutely Orwellian. They can't even understand the positions on issues here. Unable to think for themselves. First reaction- call fed govt to destroy 'illegal' thought. Republicans call fed govt and demand our individual rights be taken away. It shocks me everyday that this is really happening in the US.
The Palies are depraved beyond redemption, and they should all rot in hell. Their flesh should bubble up in boils, and pus should ooze from them; their eyes should burst, and the blood run down their oozing pathetic faces. - Goldi Lox Anti-terrorism training is indoctrination into the zionist worldview
I finally feel that I'm where I belong too, Thanks Chrissy. ;c) (If I do build my own place one day it will be a lot like a mixture of this place and PL.)
You're welcome. :) Honest, I didn't remember seeing you there.
We've been challenged, and we've risen to those challenges. We've climbed the mighty mountain. I see the valley below, and it's a valley of peace. - W
it does me too!
FREEDOM4UM Here is where they gather. I've already reported the forum to the office of Homeland Security. They scare me. Aaron posted on 2006-02-02 16:43:21 ET Reply Trace What a freaking idiot!
The liberty of a democracy is not safe if the people tolerate the growth of private power to a point where it becomes stronger than their democratic State itself. That, in its essence, is Fascism -- ownership of government by an individual, by a group, or any controlling private power. Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Yeah, maybe a quarter ounce of coke would bring Jerry back to life. And then there's Robert Plant and Jimmy Page. A gallon of some good Scotch would prime the pump with Robert, but Page you would need top pump him up with some good China white to get him motivated. And, I saw some damn good hooters shots at Plant's show once. ROTFLOL!
The liberty of a democracy is not safe if the people tolerate the growth of private power to a point where it becomes stronger than their democratic State itself. That, in its essence, is Fascism -- ownership of government by an individual, by a group, or any controlling private power. Franklin Delano Roosevelt
That's not what I got taught when I was a kid going to Sunday school. But then again, the teachings of Christianity have become so confused and confusing that it's little wonder that nobody really believes in it any longer. Oh sure, people are supposedly more religious than ever before, yet I never see any Christians out on the streets giving aid and comfort to the legions of homeless people I see every day. They're too busy driving their cars past them while talking on their cell phones to notice or care. If they really believed in the teachings of Jesus they would be swarming the homeless with offers of aid, handing over food and providing shelter while teaching the word, but instead they rush past on their way to work or on their way home or on the way to the shopping mall. Churches are no longer places of worship and contemplation, they are social gatherings where people network and show off their new clothes and their new cars, while the preacher/minister/poobah at the altar exhorts the faithful to contribute towards construction of the new playroom for their kiddies or a new roof for the auxillery building. This is what happens when a society's faith dies.
It looks like an ancient interpretation of the life cycle of the liver fluke...
#53. To: christine (#4)
#54. To: Esso (#0)
I've already reported the forum to the office of Homeland Security.
#55. To: h-a-l-f-w-i-t-t (#53)
Those people on LP SURE change their names a lot.
#56. To: h-a-l-f-w-i-t-t, Esso, Jethro Tull, Dakmar, Brian S, ALL (#54)
Appearing on page A5, the story said the federal government had awarded a $385 million contract for the construction of "temporary detention facilities."
#57. To: Dakmar, Esso (#2)
I saw a little of that thread earlier, all those people except BrianS are nuttier than shithouse rats.
#58. To: robin (#44)
what does it mean?
#59. To: christine (#56)
Aaron's probably made sure we've got our very own.
#60. To: christine (#6)
#61. To: christine (#32)
#62. To: FormerLurker (#57)
Why thank you for the compliment. I'll keep that in mind.
#63. To: Bayonne (#60)
It shocks me everyday that this is really happening in the US.
#64. To: Esso (#0)
97. To: WhiteSands, Brian S (#53)
#65. To: Jethro Tull, Elliott Jackalope, Dakmar (#24)
Hmmmm....we could dig up Jerry Garcia and team him with Peter Best and call them "The Best of the Dead"
#66. To: FormerLurker (#58)
It's the soul that it was talking about, not the physical form.
 | Gold and silver are real money, paper is but a promise. |
#67. To: rowdee (#31)
Yeah, I was fishing around and found this article on El Pee. You might like to look at it.
There are certainly a bunch of wimps, eunuchs, and girly men and dike wimmen hanging out over there, it seems to me. It seems like they have hooks thru their noses and are led along the group think path like a bull is led via a leadrope with a clasp thru the nose ring--makes them rather mild and compliant with a gentle 'movement' of the rope.
The liberty of a democracy is not safe if the people tolerate the growth of private power to a point where it becomes stronger than their democratic State itself. That, in its essence, is Fascism -- ownership of government by an individual, by a group, or any controlling private power. Franklin Delano Roosevelt
#68. To: BTP Holdings (#67)
Geez..yes...that sentence should win some sort of Pulitzer Prize.
Resurrected from the catacombs of lunacy and human wickedness past, mutating to the dictates of malice and corruption present, becoming the oxygen by which tyrants thrive, the voices by which hate prospers and the muscle by which the worst in the human condition grows, the army of fascism, birthed by brainwashed conditioning and bred in ignorance, unwillingly serves the masters who have created it, becoming its own worst enemy, the force that will self implode upon the evisceration of the freedoms, rights and democracy it took for granted.
In 1947, the UN created a perpetual war and named it Israel.
#69. To: BTP Holdings (#64)
For the high and heinous crime of being American?
Here is where they gather. I've already reported the forum to the office of Homeland Security. They scare me.
In 1947, the UN created a perpetual war and named it Israel.
#70. To: FormerLurker (#58)
And also the mind's ability to create. What man can create, man can also destroy. The creative capacity of the mind of man is indeed a double edge sword.
that is what is meant by that passage in Genesis that states Man was created in God's likeness. It's the soul that it was talking about, not the physical form.
The liberty of a democracy is not safe if the people tolerate the growth of private power to a point where it becomes stronger than their democratic State itself. That, in its essence, is Fascism -- ownership of government by an individual, by a group, or any controlling private power. Franklin Delano Roosevelt
#71. To: BTP Holdings (#65)
Maybe it's me. I've read Aaron's comments and they seem to be those of many on LP. So what's the bitch? If he really wanted to give this forum trouble, he'd have reported us to the ADL. They direct Homeland Security. BTW, did Goldi object? Nah...Aaron is a soulmate.
#72. To: Jethro Tull, ALL (#71)
yeah, no kidding. looked at the news links on LP's homepage lately?
#73. To: wbales (#68)
And this one the bot, joe_the_aroma, disagreed with. Did you see dog's response? Does intellectual annihilation fit as a description?
The reality of what the United States has been since its inception, an Evil Empire laying waste to billions of world citizens and their lives, is never taught to the very citizens now affected by the blowback inherent in perpetuating human malice throughout the globe.
The liberty of a democracy is not safe if the people tolerate the growth of private power to a point where it becomes stronger than their democratic State itself. That, in its essence, is Fascism -- ownership of government by an individual, by a group, or any controlling private power. Franklin Delano Roosevelt
#74. To: christine (#72)
I saw. The link to the Hava Nagila Daily was especially painful.
#75. To: Esso, christine, wbales, Jethro Tull, Bayonne, Eoghan, tom007, robin, rowdee, Neil McIver, Diana, Dakmar (#0)
Don't miss this. And don't miss the reply right it above to Goldi and Brian S. http://libertypost.org/cgi-bin/readart.cgi? ArtNum=127494&Disp=154#C154
The liberty of a democracy is not safe if the people tolerate the growth of private power to a point where it becomes stronger than their democratic State itself. That, in its essence, is Fascism -- ownership of government by an individual, by a group, or any controlling private power. Franklin Delano Roosevelt
#76. To: BTP Holdings, FormerLurker (#75)
I'll be interested to see how Aaron replies to you and dog.
#77. To: Brian S (#16)
I appreciate the sentiments, Brian, but I don't miss it. Running a forum and trying to be fair to all sides is a thankless task. Arbitrating disputes takes a lot of hours that go uncompensated, and then when you're done, half the people slam you for your final decision. I was at the point of hardly ever voicing my own opinion on matters since managing the site took first precedence, and I decided my own energy was better spent elsewhere. It was a pessimistic time for me also, when I didn't see any real hope that my efforts would make the smallest difference in bringing attention to the importance of liberty. Those naysayers who favor the invasion of Iraq and mindlessly chearlead GWB simply because he's an official member of the Republican team and an anti-democrat regardless of how truely unRepublican his policies are, deserve to wallow in their ignorance. If they are being paid to desecrate their Rights, then they deserve to live without them. People are free to think and decide how they will, and are also free to decide who they will and will not listen to. If they choose poorly, then in the end, it's their own fault.
BTW: I have a better name for the software .... Microsoft Internet Exploder.
-- George Bonser
#78. To: Starwind (#77)
Makes me want to do some more BE counts, which can be done from the LC page. To date, Badeye has posted about 59,300 times on LP. That out of a total pool of about 1.593 million posts. He's responsible for about 3.7% of LP activity, which is about 1 post in 27 over the life of LP. And that's not accounting for the time he wasn't posting, such as prior to his arrival and the time I had banned him. He only had about 20,000 posts when I banned him so he's added about twice that count since returning in about 18 months time, which is an average of about 106 times every business day. The ability of someone to do this really highlights a flaw in the free speech forum theory, which namely is the assumption that no participant could possibly have the resources to post these dramatic counts or that people would only post when they have something meaningful to say. A software solution would be to limit everyone's posting to a certain amount per day or, perhaps, week. The weekly approach would allow for spikes on particular days when something significant happens. Starwind, I thought you'd particularly appreciate BE's latest stats...
BTW: I have a better name for the software .... Microsoft Internet Exploder.
-- George Bonser
#79. To: Neil McIver (#78)
He's responsible for about 3.7% of LP activity, which is about 1 post in 27 over the life of LP. And that's not accounting for the time he wasn't posting, such as prior to his arrival and the time I had banned him. He only had about 20,000 posts when I banned him so he's added about twice that count since returning in about 18 months time, which is an average of about 106 times every business day. Astounding for someone who isnt the site owner.. isnt it? And considering he doesnt post on weekends..
Makes me want to do some more BE counts, which can be done from the LC page. To date, Badeye has posted about 59,300 times on LP. That out of a total pool of about 1.593 million posts.
#80. To: Dakmar (#62)
No problem Dak. Wasn't sure at first though... :)
Honest, I didn't remember seeing you there.
#81. To: christine (#76)
I'd be interested myself. In looking over Aaron's posting history, he is certainly on the bot side of most topics. Maybe I can enlighten him... :)
I'll be interested to see how Aaron replies to you and dog.
#82. To: Esso (#0)
Aaron can't even spell god right. He spells it, g*d. What an idiot.
#83. To: Splitends, Flintlock (#82)
Is this the Aaron than has a website about his rod?
We've been challenged, and we've risen to those challenges. We've climbed the mighty mountain. I see the valley below, and it's a valley of peace. - W
#84. To: FormerLurker (#80)
Ask anyone, if I didn't like you I'd say so, none of this subtle omission shit for me. :)
No problem Dak. Wasn't sure at first though... :)
We've been challenged, and we've risen to those challenges. We've climbed the mighty mountain. I see the valley below, and it's a valley of peace. - W
#85. To: Elliott Jackalope (#66)
That's not what I was taught in Catholic school either. But over the years, I've done some reading into various facets of ancient history and religion, including Judaism and the "hidden" knowledge of that faith. The original Hebrew doesn't mean exactly the same thing as what is written in the translated text of the Old Testament, and is further clarified by the unwritten book of the Jewish faith, the Kabballah. The Kabballah provides the means to understand the true meanings of the Hebrew text, which is significantly different than any modern understanding of the Bible. Basically, in addition to that passage in Genesis I mention, the Hebrew text uses a plural form of the word God, where the final meaning is that God is both masculine and feminine, and that is why we are created in that manner, along with every other living being in existance. It has to do with the duality of Nature, the positive and negative, the light and dark, the Alpha and the Omega if you will. One school of thought is that when the masculine and feminine aspects of God unite, a new Universe is created. So our entire Universe is a child of God. It's certainly not something most Jews would believe I'm sure, but there are some Jewish scholars that do.
That's not what I got taught when I was a kid going to Sunday school.
#86. To: All (#85)
For instance, where in the Bible the passage states, "God created Man in His own Image", the original Hebrew text states, "God created Man in Their own Image"...
Basically, in addition to that passage in Genesis I mention, the Hebrew text uses a plural form of the word God, where the final meaning is that God is both masculine and feminine, and that is why we are created in that manner, along with every other living being in existance. It has to do with the duality of Nature, the positive and negative, the light and dark, the Alpha and the Omega if you will.
#87. To: Splitends (#82)
That's how Jews spell God, as in Hebrew, God is spelt YHVH (using the Hebrew characters instead of their English representations), where the vowels are missing. The vowels are missing because supposedly, if the word was ever pronounced with the vowels, it would cause the very Earth to shake. So in reverence, they leave out the vowel of the word God when writting it in English.
Aaron can't even spell god right. He spells it, g*d.
#88. To: christine, FormerLurker (#76)
I thought it was interesting that dog posted that image which is basically taken from the old Soviet system of reporting on your neighbors and being a spy for the gooberment. If I recall, it's nearly an exact copy. And it is also what the Hitler Youth was involved with, and which the D.A.R.E. program follows, to turn the kids into snitches who rat out on every little thing to the authorities.
I'll be interested to see how Aaron replies to you and dog.
The liberty of a democracy is not safe if the people tolerate the growth of private power to a point where it becomes stronger than their democratic State itself. That, in its essence, is Fascism -- ownership of government by an individual, by a group, or any controlling private power. Franklin Delano Roosevelt
#89. To: BTP Holdings (#70)
That is yet another duality.
And also the mind's ability to create. What man can create, man can also destroy. The creative capacity of the mind of man is indeed a double edge sword.
#90. To: FormerLurker (#85)
Why turn to the Kabbalah to understand these texts? There are bibles that give exact translations .. why turn to the occult?
e original Hebrew doesn't mean exactly the same thing as what is written in the translated text of the Old Testament, and is further clarified by the unwritten book of the Jewish faith, the Kabballah. The Kabballah provides the means to understand the true meanings of the Hebrew text, which is significantly different than any modern understanding of the Bible.
#91. To: Neil McIver, Starwind (#78)
Well what a busy little beaver. 106 a day. One-hundred Six. Per day. And I'm not sure but I think Starwind's study placed almost all of those M-F 0800 - 1700 more or less. Looks like his "business" is posting on the internet.
which is an average of about 106 times every business day.
In 1947, the UN created a perpetual war and named it Israel.
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