> avo
> hottness has nothing to do with it. the fact is that less then a percent of them are successful.>
Dude. Women love men with money and power.
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2,177 21-Dec-2008 20:52:43
Re: Liberals and hyperactive empathy (24 replies, posted in Politics)
> esa wrote:
> So Dick Cheney is a healthy, mature and evolved human being.
And Hillary Clinton is emphatic about injustice to animals.
They're both healthy. Hillary is really Machiavellian but pretends not to be.
2,178 21-Dec-2008 20:49:38
Re: Liberals and hyperactive empathy (24 replies, posted in Politics)
That's why they have the hottest wives and many mistresses
2,179 21-Dec-2008 20:46:49
Re: Liberals and hyperactive empathy (24 replies, posted in Politics)
Yes it is.
2,180 21-Dec-2008 20:43:34
Re: Liberals and hyperactive empathy (24 replies, posted in Politics)
No no. The second kind of conservative is not committed to Christian morals or society's morals. They do what they need to do for wealth and power, giving pragmatic concerns priority over moral ones. If that means "play by the rules but really not," then they will.
2,181 21-Dec-2008 20:36:12
Re: Liberals and hyperactive empathy (24 replies, posted in Politics)
They aren't morally superior. They are healthy, mature and evolved human beings.
As for liberals, they are people who commit to liberal ideologies and describe them as such. I have observed the traits I described to be universally in them.
2,182 21-Dec-2008 20:31:10
Re: Liberals and hyperactive empathy (24 replies, posted in Politics)
Well to be honest, I never met a committed liberal who didn't fit that model.
2,183 21-Dec-2008 20:21:58
Topic: Liberals and hyperactive empathy (24 replies, posted in Politics)
I have found that there is a connection between liberals, and a hyperactive empathy and commitment to aesthetically pleasing "oughts." "We ought to cure the world of injustice and make it just and fair for everyone!", and "zomg animals are suffering."
As for conservatives, there are two breeds. These two breeds may also interlap with one another.
The first breed is the kind of conservative who wants to conserve political, social and/or religious values (though usually connected) on the population, in an atmosphere that is becoming increasingly sexual, violent and dependent on mommy (the government).
The second kind of conservative is the goal orientated pragmatist. These kind of conservatives could be Machiavellians, you never know. All they are concerned with is that society and the economy function efficiently, they are passive to injustice, knowing that justice is a facade to power, they believe that pragmatic concerns are above moral ones, and they are often committed to advancing their own interests of wealth and power.
Now I just wanted to say one more thing. I think liberals and the first kind of conservative is a sick kind of human being, while the second kind of conservative is a healthy human being.
Thoughts?
2,184 20-Dec-2008 23:33:38
Re: The Do Nothing President (16 replies, posted in Politics)
> A10 wrote:
> >Still the most powerful countries in the world, though starting to face competition by oligarchic China
No the autocracies are gone. They've been replaced by a form of government that is more flexible and able to better adapt to modern times.
And China has a long way to go. Per capita income in china is just 2k a year. They're strong because they're big but they haven't yet been able to match the quality of life of other countries.>>
Naw, democracy is more of a feature of capitalism. Just ask yourself who exercises the power in a democratic government and who the government always seems interested in satisfying first.
Well, China has billions of people living in it, most of who are farmers. But the people in the cities are doing tremendously better. Their GDP is also getting close to the US.
2,185 20-Dec-2008 23:10:05
Re: The Do Nothing President (16 replies, posted in Politics)
> A10 wrote:
And where are those autocracies now?>
Overthrown for being a bunch of noobs, or for less noobs, monarchs with constitutional limits.
2,186 20-Dec-2008 22:13:14
Re: Resource-based economy (714 replies, posted in Politics)
WTF is a resource based economy?
2,187 20-Dec-2008 22:08:30
Re: The Do Nothing President (16 replies, posted in Politics)
Avo,
Hahaha. You do realize that many of those same countries were once autocracies and were also the most powerful and wealthy countries a hundred years ago right? You also realize that those countries were also among the first to industrialize and had colonial empires right?
2,188 20-Dec-2008 20:43:13
Re: What caused IC's downfall? (47 replies, posted in General)
I wonder if Stefan would be willing to sell IC for $50,000. Lol, ask him.
2,189 20-Dec-2008 07:00:05
Re: Palin's Daughter's Boyfriend's Mother Arrested (19 replies, posted in Politics)
Trig should have been aborted imho
2,190 20-Dec-2008 06:55:45
Re: The Do Nothing President (16 replies, posted in Politics)
What did he do?
2,191 20-Dec-2008 06:22:21
Topic: The Do Nothing President (16 replies, posted in Politics)
Hypothetically speaking, if a president was running on the platform of doing nothing, with the exception of the essential duties of the executive, would you vote for them? Anyhow, I always thought it would be amusing to run for office on a platform of being the "do nothing president!"
The do nothing president ftw!
2,192 20-Dec-2008 06:11:22
Re: Calmness in Our Lives (19 replies, posted in General)
LMAO! KT is now my favorite mod.
2,193 19-Dec-2008 06:01:57
Re: Omfg Snow In Vegas!! (24 replies, posted in Politics)
> Soth wrote:
> the high has been -5 degrees all week here>>
Lucky. it's been -15 degrees here. Dude, I had my heat up all the way and still it was cold.
2,194 19-Dec-2008 06:01:11
Re: Omfg Snow In Vegas!! (24 replies, posted in Politics)
> Zarf BeebleBrix wrote:
Okay, in our defense (yeah, I'm one of those Las Vegas wimps), our snow is more dangerous than your snow.
Las Vegas snow happens while weather is just slightly below the freezing point, which makes the snow sit in that middle ground between freezing and not freezing. That means the water turns to ice when it hits pavement. Iced roads=bad.
And by the way, yes, I did have fun in the snow. It's like the first snow I've seen in years and I had a free day. 
As a little side note... school was closed today, yet by about 9 am everything was bone dry. 
>>
Glad you had a good time in the snow Zarf. Btw, we get icey roads too. People skidding around, and the noob 16 year olds zomg. However, you live through it. Black ice is the real annoyance, but we get used to that too. Nonetheless, the ice doesn't last long because the government melts it with mad salt.
2,195 19-Dec-2008 05:31:08
Re: What caused IC's downfall? (47 replies, posted in General)
I remember back when they introduced bureaucracy. That ticked me off. It also ticked me off that cfs now produce less.
2,197 19-Dec-2008 00:46:27
Re: Omfg Snow In Vegas!! (24 replies, posted in Politics)
Soth,
Ouch!
Skoe,
Well they better get used to it!
Rh,
Global Cooling
2,198 18-Dec-2008 22:50:02
Re: Omfg Snow In Vegas!! (24 replies, posted in Politics)
LOL.
Talk about snow here in MN. Dude, last night I couldn't open my garage to buy groceries.
But I love it when only 3 inches of snow closes highways and schools in Las Vegas and the South. It's so funny, since not even 8 inches would close highways or schools over here. They're such wussies.
2,199 18-Dec-2008 22:44:34
Re: Deci dates milfs (49 replies, posted in General)
oic. Well everyone knows there's something wrong with TU, lol.
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