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vardcore
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Posted: Mon Nov 14, 2011 6:49 am |
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Joined: Tue Oct 04, 2005 11:45 amPosts: 59Location: Gainesville Taco Explosion!
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Marbs wrote: Sexual orientation, gender, and race are not choices. A career with an emphasis on violence, aggression, and a false sense of superiority most certainly is a choice. Your argument is weak and ill-informed. Not to mention your grammar is deplorable and the use of smiley faces indicates the maturity of a 12 year-old.
Jon I was fairly certain your personal choice to be a woman was based on higher salaries. Or maybe I am thinking of your fascination for porcupines. Same issue, really.
_________________ I am looking for Japanese hardcore records (Death Side, Gauze, etc...) that you either don't have either or are too smart to trade to me for test pressings and junk I might have. |
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vardcore
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Posted: Mon Nov 14, 2011 6:53 am |
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GenericInsight wrote: uniqueusername893451 wrote: If you've met good police officers, good for you. I'm sure they exist. I'm well aware just as "bad apples exist in every bunch" there clearly are good ones. Me however, I have not met nor known any, and anyone I have ever met (I have quite a few relatives on the police force) who has become one has developed that very superiority complex. Even if they did not start out with it, they eventually developed it... and it's really unfortunate. I would very much like to be proven wrong, but it's been hard. But I digress. Did anyone encounter a bad cop at the Fest 10, outside of those folks ticketed for open containers after being repeatedly warned? The ones I saw were keeping cars from running over kids decked out in all black. That said, I have met a few power tripping goons in my time, but not recently.
_________________ I am looking for Japanese hardcore records (Death Side, Gauze, etc...) that you either don't have either or are too smart to trade to me for test pressings and junk I might have. |
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BlatantAnomaly
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Posted: Mon Nov 14, 2011 8:46 am |
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Joined: Sun Oct 08, 2006 7:13 pmPosts: 638Location: Pembroke Pines, Florida, US
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Holy fuck. I couldn't have trolled this hard on purpose.
Marbs, quit being so sexist. Men can wear lacy things if they choose. On a real note though, I would have changed the pronoun in what I said to the appropriate gender for whomever I was talking about. Stop patronizing women by jumping to their defense at the first sign of anything that even remotely seems like an untoward remark. Women are perfectly capable of standing up for themselves.
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Marbs
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Posted: Mon Nov 14, 2011 9:06 am |
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vardcore wrote: Marbs wrote: Sexual orientation, gender, and race are not choices. A career with an emphasis on violence, aggression, and a false sense of superiority most certainly is a choice. Your argument is weak and ill-informed. Not to mention your grammar is deplorable and the use of smiley faces indicates the maturity of a 12 year-old.
Jon I was fairly certain your personal choice to be a woman was based on higher salaries. Or maybe I am thinking of your fascination for porcupines. Same issue, really. No, it was just a lucky coincidence. And the porcupine thing was just a phase. I am totally into marmosets now. BlatantAnomaly wrote: Holy fuck. I couldn't have trolled this hard on purpose.
Marbs, quit being so sexy. Men can wear lacy things if they choose. FYP. And as far as police officers go, I was in no way implying that all police officers are bad. I was just pointing out the fact that the profession is worthy of criticism. I do see it as nearsighted when bands do not use specific events to illustrate their frustration with police officers, but I do not at all see it as hypocrisy when they justifiably rail against racism, sexism, and homophobia. The critique of cops is based on specific incidents of excessive force met with little disciplinary action. This is an issue with protecting your own at the expense judicial fairness. It is an institutional problem and as such the entire institution deserves criticism. Racism, sexism, and homophobia are signs of poor character that should never be tolerated. Ever. xjuanx wrote: Just kill each other  I am not surprised that this sentiment came from a Texan. Jon
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uniqueusername893451
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Posted: Mon Nov 14, 2011 9:26 am |
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Marbs wrote: Whoever said that ALL comedians tell racist, sexist or homophobic jokes needs to turn off the Dane Cook and Carlos Mencia and see the rest of the world. nobody said that... i said prove that ALL comedians who talk about race and make jokes based on it are racist. Carlos Mencia is a horrible comedian - but go ahead and make the case that he's racist against mexicans because he tells jokes about them. Richard Pryor must have been racist too.
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Marbs
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Posted: Mon Nov 14, 2011 9:42 am |
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vardcore
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Posted: Mon Nov 14, 2011 10:25 am |
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Joined: Tue Oct 04, 2005 11:45 amPosts: 59Location: Gainesville Taco Explosion!
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Bottom line: no one should be persecuted for being racy or sexy, whatever their species. Up the turnips!
Cops bad, dressing like cops good.
_________________ I am looking for Japanese hardcore records (Death Side, Gauze, etc...) that you either don't have either or are too smart to trade to me for test pressings and junk I might have. |
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xjuanx
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Posted: Mon Nov 14, 2011 12:00 pm |
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vardcore wrote: xjuanx wrote: Hey Vardcore, Thanks for the information. What happened to my hoodie is that when I bought it, the insertion pin was missing. I am afraid to put the shirts on and wash them afterwards, because according to some research that I have done, they tend to shrink a lot. I messaged Hot Water Music, but they haven't replied and it's been almost 2 weeks. Is there anything else that I can do about this? Also, could you tell me your thoughts about Tultex. Is there anything to do that won't make them shrink? Response will be appreciated  I have a few tultex shirts, small, and they are still fine. Some of them are a cotton-poly blend, so that may make a difference. I like 'em. If you wash them and hang dry, they should not shrink. Unless you are racist, in which case they will actually enlarge in the dryer. Not sure why that happens. Not racist at all, but when I do my laundry today, I am going to hang them dry for sure! Also, do you think that there is anything that I can work out with HWM in order to like get a new hoodie (I can ship mine back to them if nesessary) or something like that? I'm still bummed about it, but I also tend to complain more than a little 5 year old girl sometimes haha
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Marbs
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Posted: Mon Nov 14, 2011 12:32 pm |
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xjuanx wrote: Not racist at all, but when I do my laundry today, I am going to hang them dry for sure! Also, do you think that there is anything that I can work out with HWM in order to like get a new hoodie (I can ship mine back to them if nesessary) or something like that? I'm still bummed about it, but I also tend to complain more than a little 5 year old girl sometimes haha I will talk to Jason and find out where the merch is. If it is in town and accessible I will figure something out. What size and design was it? Jon
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fat_juan
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Posted: Mon Nov 14, 2011 12:35 pm |
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i was gonna say something but i rather not, people can get offended around here pretty easily, now let's change the subject and talk about the shirts
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fornikatieng
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Posted: Mon Nov 14, 2011 2:56 pm |
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A discussion about sexism in a thread about laundry.
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GenericInsight
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Posted: Mon Nov 14, 2011 3:09 pm |
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vardcore wrote: Did anyone encounter a bad cop at the Fest 10, outside of those folks ticketed for open containers after being repeatedly warned? The ones I saw were keeping cars from running over kids decked out in all black.
That said, I have met a few power tripping goons in my time, but not recently.
Wasn't implying that the average cop you pass by on the street is going to be a power hungry goon. I'm more talking about when it comes to things i.e. Occupy Wall Street, and whatnot, and shit, if you heard some of the racist/mongering crap that comes out of my police-officer cousins' mouths, you'd think they ALL have some kind of complex. They weren't like that prior to joining the police force. Same goes for a friend of my brother's that he grew up with after joining the NYPD after college. That being said, I've never had an issue with Gainesville police aside from Fest 8 and 9 where I got stopped, multiple times, checked and almost ticketed for drinking ROOT BEER and SODA while walking down the street. As in the effect of when I said "Don't worry, it's only soda" they literally had to smell/taste the bottles to "make sure". It's happened to me here too. I understand sometimes people sneak alcohol in certain ways but this happened to me multiple times during Fests 8 and 9. This year I flat out chose not to even drink soda on the street so I wouldn't deal with that again. *No, I'm not really complaining about "hating cops" because I got nearly ticketed for drinking soda. I'm just saying that most of them aren't even nice about it when you tell them. I'd rather not have a bunch of police officers try and taste my root beer every step I go to make sure it is indeed only soda, so if I asked nicely for them to not do that, I'd like to see that happen. I understand if they're dealing with this then yes, take extra precautions, and in the grand scheme this is nothing compared to what's been going on at Wall Street. I'm not some "fuck I'm so punk I hate cops" type; I just can understand WHY someone would make a statement like it.
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GenericInsight
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Posted: Mon Nov 14, 2011 3:14 pm |
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Marbs wrote: FYP.
And as far as police officers go, I was in no way implying that all police officers are bad. I was just pointing out the fact that the profession is worthy of criticism. I do see it as nearsighted when bands do not use specific events to illustrate their frustration with police officers, but I do not at all see it as hypocrisy when they justifiably rail against racism, sexism, and homophobia. The critique of cops is based on specific incidents of excessive force met with little disciplinary action. This is an issue with protecting your own at the expense judicial fairness. It is an institutional problem and as such the entire institution deserves criticism.
Racism, sexism, and homophobia are signs of poor character that should never be tolerated. Ever. *Slow clap* but really. This, and all of this, spot on.
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uniqueusername893451
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Posted: Mon Nov 14, 2011 3:23 pm |
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GenericInsight wrote: vardcore wrote: Did anyone encounter a bad cop at the Fest 10, outside of those folks ticketed for open containers after being repeatedly warned? The ones I saw were keeping cars from running over kids decked out in all black.
That said, I have met a few power tripping goons in my time, but not recently.
Wasn't implying that the average cop you pass by on the street is going to be a power hungry goon. I'm more talking about when it comes to things i.e. Occupy Wall Street, and whatnot, and shit, if you heard some of the racist/mongering crap that comes out of my police-officer cousins' mouths, you'd think they ALL have some kind of complex. They weren't like that prior to joining the police force. Same goes for a friend of my brother's that he grew up with after joining the NYPD after college. That being said, I've never had an issue with Gainesville police aside from Fest 8 and 9 where I got stopped, multiple times, checked and almost ticketed for drinking ROOT BEER and SODA while walking down the street. As in the effect of when I said "Don't worry, it's only soda" they literally had to smell/taste the bottles to "make sure". It's happened to me here too. I understand sometimes people sneak alcohol in certain ways but this happened to me multiple times during Fests 8 and 9. This year I flat out chose not to even drink soda on the street so I wouldn't deal with that again. *No, I'm not really complaining about "hating cops" because I got nearly ticketed for drinking soda. I'm just saying that most of them aren't even nice about it when you tell them. I'd rather not have a bunch of police officers try and taste my root beer every step I go to make sure it is indeed only soda, so if I asked nicely for them to not do that, I'd like to see that happen. I understand if they're dealing with this then yes, take extra precautions, and in the grand scheme this is nothing compared to what's been going on at Wall Street. I'm not some "fuck I'm so punk I hate cops" type; I just can understand WHY someone would make a statement like it. you wernt almost ticketed for root beer, c'mon dude.. these examples make me think your threshold for harassment is pretty low. as far as understanding viewpoints... i understand lots of viewpoints.. doesnt make them valid and you wont find me endorsing them. anyway, just figured i'd go all un-punk / un-PC on everyone for a little bit. i love all of you in this thread. but only in this thread. see you at the next Fest.
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xjuanx
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Posted: Mon Nov 14, 2011 7:13 pm |
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fat_juan wrote: let's change the subject and talk about the shirts
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