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Re: Drama in the Free State
« Reply #750 on: May 27, 2009, 01:43:22 PM »


Every single person in the thread where Jesse talked about Kat's article mentioning him, who criticized his choice of weapon purchase, should be ashamed of themselves for wasting everyones time with garbage that did not need to be either written, nor read.

Nobody should give a shit what these peoples opinion are of Jesse's weapon.  We are all arguably just a little bit stupider for having to have read that shit, and if anyone here is the offender who did that, you should be damned well ashamed of yourself.  His choice of weapon has no bearing on Kat's article, or the incident in question. 

When a responsible person carries, you probably won't know he's carrying.  Its like a wallet to a well balanced person, a part of their personal stuff.  They know subconsciously exactly where it is, and exactly whats in it.  They don't obsess over it, showing it to people.  When was the last time someone showed you their wallet?  You may catch a glimpse, but thats about all you'll see.  

To an immature person who is not in the right frame of mind, its like the coolest fuckinshit ever.  Like a kid with a new iPod or some other hot-list item, they're all geeked on it, but by the code of Man-Law, its taboo to flash it around.  But they can't help it, because they want everyone to know how badass they are.  And those are the absolute DEFINITIVE wrongest people to be carrying.  


I reckon the Second Amendment applies to irresponsible toy-lovers as well as to evolved gun-culture members.  Just as the First applies equally to immature macho-flash exhibitionists and thoughtful talk-show hosts.
Right on (again), Alex.

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Re: Drama in the Free State
« Reply #751 on: May 27, 2009, 01:45:21 PM »

Every single person in the thread where Jesse talked about Kat's article mentioning him, who criticized his choice of weapon purchase, should be ashamed of themselves for wasting everyones time with garbage that did not need to be either written, nor read.

Nobody should give a shit what these peoples opinion are of Jesse's weapon.  We are all arguably just a little bit stupider for having to have read that shit, and if anyone here is the offender who did that, you should be damned well ashamed of yourself.  His choice of weapon has no bearing on Kat's article, or the incident in question.   All it was, was "noise" which distracted from the relevant issue(s).

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Re: Drama in the Free State
« Reply #752 on: May 27, 2009, 03:55:36 PM »


Every single person in the thread where Jesse talked about Kat's article mentioning him, who criticized his choice of weapon purchase, should be ashamed of themselves for wasting everyones time with garbage that did not need to be either written, nor read.

Nobody should give a shit what these peoples opinion are of Jesse's weapon.  We are all arguably just a little bit stupider for having to have read that shit, and if anyone here is the offender who did that, you should be damned well ashamed of yourself.  His choice of weapon has no bearing on Kat's article, or the incident in question. 

When a responsible person carries, you probably won't know he's carrying.  Its like a wallet to a well balanced person, a part of their personal stuff.  They know subconsciously exactly where it is, and exactly whats in it.  They don't obsess over it, showing it to people.  When was the last time someone showed you their wallet?  You may catch a glimpse, but thats about all you'll see.  

To an immature person who is not in the right frame of mind, its like the coolest fuckinshit ever.  Like a kid with a new iPod or some other hot-list item, they're all geeked on it, but by the code of Man-Law, its taboo to flash it around.  But they can't help it, because they want everyone to know how badass they are.  And those are the absolute DEFINITIVE wrongest people to be carrying.  


I reckon the Second Amendment applies to irresponsible toy-lovers as well as to evolved gun-culture members.  Just as the First applies equally to immature macho-flash exhibitionists and thoughtful talk-show hosts.
Right on (again), Alex.



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Re: Drama in the Free State
« Reply #753 on: May 27, 2009, 07:09:21 PM »


Every single person in the thread where Jesse talked about Kat's article mentioning him, who criticized his choice of weapon purchase, should be ashamed of themselves for wasting everyones time with garbage that did not need to be either written, nor read.

Nobody should give a shit what these peoples opinion are of Jesse's weapon.  We are all arguably just a little bit stupider for having to have read that shit, and if anyone here is the offender who did that, you should be damned well ashamed of yourself.  His choice of weapon has no bearing on Kat's article, or the incident in question. 

When a responsible person carries, you probably won't know he's carrying.  Its like a wallet to a well balanced person, a part of their personal stuff.  They know subconsciously exactly where it is, and exactly whats in it.  They don't obsess over it, showing it to people.  When was the last time someone showed you their wallet?  You may catch a glimpse, but thats about all you'll see.  

To an immature person who is not in the right frame of mind, its like the coolest fuckinshit ever.  Like a kid with a new iPod or some other hot-list item, they're all geeked on it, but by the code of Man-Law, its taboo to flash it around.  But they can't help it, because they want everyone to know how badass they are.  And those are the absolute DEFINITIVE wrongest people to be carrying.  


I reckon the Second Amendment applies to irresponsible toy-lovers as well as to evolved gun-culture members.  Just as the First applies equally to immature macho-flash exhibitionists and thoughtful talk-show hosts.
Right on (again), Alex.



Yeah, it does.  So what?  That doesn't mean the general populace can't shun a dumbfuck if he's a danger to himself and others.  Or is this social ostracization crap only good for certain things, after the offense? 
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Re: Drama in the Free State
« Reply #754 on: May 27, 2009, 07:12:27 PM »

Yeah, it does.  So what?  That doesn't mean the general populace can't shun a dumbfuck if he's a danger to himself and others.  Or is this social ostracization crap only good for certain things, after the offense? 

Ostracization doesn't work.
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Re: Drama in the Free State
« Reply #755 on: May 27, 2009, 08:35:30 PM »

Yeah, it does.  So what?  That doesn't mean the general populace can't shun a dumbfuck if he's a danger to himself and others.  Or is this social ostracization crap only good for certain things, after the offense? 

Ostracization doesn't work.

Indignant rebukes in 3...2...1...
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Re: Drama in the Free State
« Reply #756 on: May 27, 2009, 08:37:15 PM »

Yeah, it does.  So what?  That doesn't mean the general populace can't shun a dumbfuck if he's a danger to himself and others.  Or is this social ostracization crap only good for certain things, after the offense? 

Ostracization doesn't work.

Indignant rebukes in 3...2...1...

What? It's true. He's still in NH and he's still got people defending him. He can still go to Walmart and buy ammo for that MAC-DADDY.
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Re: Drama in the Free State
« Reply #757 on: May 27, 2009, 08:38:15 PM »

Yeah, it does.  So what?  That doesn't mean the general populace can't shun a dumbfuck if he's a danger to himself and others.  Or is this social ostracization crap only good for certain things, after the offense? 

Ostracization doesn't work.

It does too!  Just sign this contract and prepare to be offended on a voluntary basis!
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Re: Drama in the Free State
« Reply #758 on: May 27, 2009, 08:51:59 PM »

Yeah, it does.  So what?  That doesn't mean the general populace can't shun a dumbfuck if he's a danger to himself and others.  Or is this social ostracization crap only good for certain things, after the offense? 

Ostracization doesn't work.

Indignant rebukes in 3...2...1...

What? It's true. He's still in NH and he's still got people defending him. He can still go to Walmart and buy ammo for that MAC-DADDY.

Yeah, I know.  I's just sayin'.

They don't have to sit on their hands with mouths shut. 
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Re: Drama in the Free State
« Reply #759 on: May 27, 2009, 08:53:31 PM »

Yeah, it does.  So what?  That doesn't mean the general populace can't shun a dumbfuck if he's a danger to himself and others.  Or is this social ostracization crap only good for certain things, after the offense? 

Ostracization doesn't work.

Indignant rebukes in 3...2...1...

What? It's true. He's still in NH and he's still got people defending him. He can still go to Walmart and buy ammo for that MAC-DADDY.

I agree with you.  I'm just pointing out reality as it applies to this BBS :P

Ostracization doesn't work because people are disincentivized to go along with it.  Think of participants in ostracization as a cartel (because that's what it is).  Now think about cartels why they don't work...or if you can't figure it out, look here.  And there you go.
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Re: Drama in the Free State
« Reply #760 on: May 28, 2009, 12:08:49 AM »

Yeah, it does.  So what?  That doesn't mean the general populace can't shun a dumbfuck if he's a danger to himself and others.  Or is this social ostracization crap only good for certain things, after the offense? 

Ostracization doesn't work.

Indignant rebukes in 3...2...1...

What? It's true. He's still in NH and he's still got people defending him. He can still go to Walmart and buy ammo for that MAC-DADDY.

I agree with you.  I'm just pointing out reality as it applies to this BBS :P

Ostracization doesn't work because people are disincentivized to go along with it.  Think of participants in ostracization as a cartel (because that's what it is).  Now think about cartels why they don't work...or if you can't figure it out, look here.  And there you go.

That's why it wouldn't work best case, where everybody really hates the guy.

This isn't even close to that, and most cases wouldn't be.

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« Reply #761 on: May 28, 2009, 08:14:13 AM »

Yeah, it does.  So what?  That doesn't mean the general populace can't shun a dumbfuck if he's a danger to himself and others.  Or is this social ostracization crap only good for certain things, after the offense? 

Ostracization doesn't work.

Indignant rebukes in 3...2...1...

What? It's true. He's still in NH and he's still got people defending him. He can still go to Walmart and buy ammo for that MAC-DADDY.

I agree with you.  I'm just pointing out reality as it applies to this BBS :P

Ostracization doesn't work because people are disincentivized to go along with it.  Think of participants in ostracization as a cartel (because that's what it is).  Now think about cartels why they don't work...or if you can't figure it out, look here.  And there you go.

That's why it wouldn't work best case, where everybody really hates the guy.

This isn't even close to that, and most cases wouldn't be.

I like to make the strongest case possible by being as charitable as possible to the position which I'm arguing against :P
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Re: Drama in the Free State
« Reply #762 on: May 28, 2009, 08:22:33 AM »

Yeah, it does.  So what?  That doesn't mean the general populace can't shun a dumbfuck if he's a danger to himself and others.  Or is this social ostracization crap only good for certain things, after the offense? 

Ostracization doesn't work.

Indignant rebukes in 3...2...1...

What? It's true. He's still in NH and he's still got people defending him. He can still go to Walmart and buy ammo for that MAC-DADDY.

I agree with you.  I'm just pointing out reality as it applies to this BBS :P

Ostracization doesn't work because people are disincentivized to go along with it.  Think of participants in ostracization as a cartel (because that's what it is).  Now think about cartels why they don't work...or if you can't figure it out, look here.  And there you go.

That's why it wouldn't work best case, where everybody really hates the guy.

This isn't even close to that, and most cases wouldn't be.

I like to make the strongest case possible by being as charitable as possible to the position which I'm arguing against :P

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Re: Drama in the Free State
« Reply #763 on: May 28, 2009, 11:06:25 AM »

Drama in the free state indeed. It'll have to be something to look out for for any of us planning on making the move.
To be frank, it's really not that big of a deal. Just how some of you get on this forum everyday or multiple times per day, the same applies for the denizens over there. People make posts and sometimes you get threads like this, here or there.
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Re: Drama in the Free State
« Reply #764 on: May 28, 2009, 11:58:12 AM »

t's really not that big of a deal.
^this

There are 700+ FSPers in NH. I generally see only one of them in a given day, and I'm married to her. There's drama, but not much, and it's usually because the kids are keeping us awake all night :P
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