Maddog's memes.

Maddog wrote:

and this one Counters all your others
Plus you can add New Zealand too
the REAL Land of the Free (as studies have shown)
and REAL Home of the Brave (obviously when compared to US cowardice )

Maddog wrote:

this is totally Reverse
a Thinking group would compare themselves to others and Copy things that lead to a successful outcome
it is the Non-thinker that Fears Change and Doesn't see the room and need for improvement

how is it feelings? and not just trying not to be Stupid?
the USA is being offered the answers to the Quiz by kids that have already aced it.
it's not feelings on the left it is plain being Dumb asses on the right

veya_victaous wrote:

Maddog wrote:

and this one Counters all your others
Plus you can add New Zealand too
the REAL Land of the Free (as studies have shown)
and REAL Home of the Brave (obviously when compared to US cowardice )

Oh you have an opinion about the US?

That's nice.

veya_victaous wrote:

Maddog wrote:

this is totally Reverse
a Thinking group would compare themselves to others and Copy things that lead to a successful outcome
it is the Non-thinker that Fears Change and Doesn't see the room and need for improvement

how is it feelings? and not just trying not to be Stupid?
the USA is being offered the answers to the Quiz by kids that have already aced it.
it's not feelings on the left it is plain being Dumb asses on the right

I'll let Dr Sowell know how you feel.

or you could try THINKING
the new Experience Might do wonders for you

Maddog wrote:

veya_victaous wrote:

Maddog wrote:

and this one Counters all your others
Plus you can add New Zealand too
the REAL Land of the Free (as studies have shown)
and REAL Home of the Brave (obviously when compared to US cowardice )

Oh you have an opinion about the US?

That's nice.  

of course I Do So does everyone in the Western world
What sort of Dumb ass thinks that is a counter
Do you live under a rock? have you not noticed GLOBALISATION? what about American Imperialism?

Do you think the Gaul's had an opinion on the Romans?

veya_victaous wrote:

Maddog wrote:

Oh you have an opinion about the US?

That's nice.  

of course I Do So does everyone in the Western world
What sort of Dumb ass thinks that is a counter
Do you live under a rock? have you not noticed GLOBALISATION? what about American Imperialism?

Do you think the Gaul's had an opinion on the Romans?  

Are we making you buy guns?

Maddog wrote:

Who is that 'Uncle Tom' twat, anyhoo ???

Never heard of him; but that's okay -- he's probably never heard of me either..

I doubt that a no-clue dumbfuck GOP corporatist sellout like that reads NewsFix, anyway -- indeed, I would be surpised if he even knows how to read !

I like this thread and I like Maddog. He challenges you all, over and over, with fresh ideas against your old, tired, and worn thinking and I see no real comebacks to be honest, just blah blah insults.

And I have also noticed the stark difference between someone who is fluid in his thinking compared to some of you who are really, really stuck in the outdated groove you've been in for years - scared to peep outside of your old ideas - brainwashed by your own memories and ways of being, you might say.

You don’t have to agree with him but you could all do with adopting some fluidity when it comes to your patterns of thinking.
Open and expand.

The only thing fluid about Maddog is the spunk on his hands when he wankshimself  into a frenzy over guns nd Trump

Angry Andy wrote:The only thing fluid about Maddog is the spunk on his hands when he wankshimself  into a frenzy over guns nd Trump

Yeah. That answer, is exactly the type of crap I was referring to.
You can’t challenge him or take him on so you talk about his cock. You haven’t come up with a decent debate for years.

WhoseYourWolfie wrote:

Maddog wrote:

Who is that 'Uncle Tom' twat,  anyhoo  ???

Never heard of him; but that's okay --  he's probably never heard of me either..

I doubt that a no-clue dumbfuck GOP corporatist sellout like that reads NewsFix, anyway --  indeed, I would be surpised if he even knows how to read  !

I would suggest that his claim to literacy is somewhat more impressive and believable than your own, though like myself and others whose first language is English he may experience some difficulty in understanding just what such eloquent phrases as "...no-clue dumbfuck GOP corpotratist sellout" actually mean.

And by the way, isn't calling a black man an "Uncle Tom twat" racist?

In this thread both Andy and yourself have demonstrated beyond a shadow of a doubt that the ultra Right is most certainly not the sole preserve of abusive knuckle-dragging extremist morons.

WhoseYourWolfie wrote:

Maddog wrote:

Who is that 'Uncle Tom' twat,  anyhoo  ???

Never heard of him; but that's okay --  he's probably never heard of me either..

I doubt that a no-clue dumbfuck GOP corporatist sellout like that reads NewsFix, anyway --  indeed, I would be surpised if he even knows how to read  !

Google him. Dr Sowell is pretty.well known around here.

Angry Andy wrote:The only thing fluid about Maddog is the spunk on his hands when he wankshimself  into a frenzy over guns nd Trump

I didn't vote for Trump. If you actually paid attention you would probably know who I voted for.

But that would require you to think as opposed to emote.

I won't conveniently fit in any box. I'm sorry that irritates you.

eddie wrote:I like this thread and I like Maddog. He challenges you all, over and over, with fresh ideas against your old, tired, and worn thinking and I see no real comebacks to be honest, just blah blah insults.

And I have also noticed the stark difference between someone who is fluid in his thinking compared to some of you who are really, really stuck in the outdated groove you've been in for years - scared to peep outside of your old ideas - brainwashed by your own memories and ways of being, you might say.

You don’t have to agree with him but you could all do with adopting some fluidity when it comes to your patterns of thinking.  
Open and expand.

Gracias chica mas loco.

Fred Moletrousers wrote:

WhoseYourWolfie wrote:


Who is that 'Uncle Tom' twat,  anyhoo  ???

Never heard of him; but that's okay --  he's probably never heard of me either..

I doubt that a no-clue dumbfuck GOP corporatist sellout like that reads NewsFix, anyway --  indeed, I would be surpised if he even knows how to read  !

I would suggest that his claim to literacy is somewhat more impressive and believable than your own, though like myself and others whose first language is English he may experience some difficulty in understanding just what such eloquent phrases as "...no-clue dumbfuck GOP corpotratist sellout" actually mean.

And by the way, isn't calling a black man an "Uncle Tom twat" racist?

In this thread both Andy and yourself have demonstrated beyond a shadow of a doubt that the ultra Right is most certainly not the sole preserve of abusive knuckle-dragging extremist morons.

No one called Huey Newton or Fredrick Douglass Uncle Tom's. Maybe he doesn't know who they are either.

Maddog wrote:

Angry Andy wrote:The only thing fluid about Maddog is the spunk on his hands when he wankshimself  into a frenzy over guns nd Trump

I didn't vote for Trump. If you actually paid attention you would probably know who I voted for.

But that would require you to think as opposed to emote.  

I won't conveniently fit in any box. I'm sorry that irritates you.  

Neither will I. It’s why I got called extremely LW on a RW forum and got called RW on this forum - although now that’s been pretty much dropped.
I won’t sit and play with myself over how so LW I am or how liberal, and if I don’t agree with a supposed “LW way of thinking” well....I don’t give a flying fuck.

I hate labels and boxes and rigid thinking and if you ask me, the extremes on both sides are guilty of this. I don’t want any part of it.

Maddog wrote:

eddie wrote:I like this thread and I like Maddog. He challenges you all, over and over, with fresh ideas against your old, tired, and worn thinking and I see no real comebacks to be honest, just blah blah insults.

And I have also noticed the stark difference between someone who is fluid in his thinking compared to some of you who are really, really stuck in the outdated groove you've been in for years - scared to peep outside of your old ideas - brainwashed by your own memories and ways of being, you might say.

You don’t have to agree with him but you could all do with adopting some fluidity when it comes to your patterns of thinking.  
Open and expand.

Gracias chica mas loco.  

You’re welcome. I really only say what I see.

Some posters don’t know what to do with those posters who keep updating their thinking. I keep using the expression “being fluid” but it’s really the only way to express how I think, we should all try to think.

Maddog wrote:

Tad insulting, when the gun was used to ethnically cleansed countless indegeneous groups in the US

Very poor taste and shows the warped mentality of gun advocates

Didge wrote:

Maddog wrote:

Tad insulting, when the gun was used to ethnically cleansed countless indegeneous groups in the US

Very poor taste and shows the warped mentality of gun advocates

Not hardly. Guns were confiscated from the Indians at Wounded Knee by government forces prior to the massacre.

Maddog wrote:

Didge wrote:


Tad insulting, when the gun was used to ethnically cleansed countless indegeneous groups in the US

Very poor taste and shows the warped mentality of gun advocates

Not hardly.  Guns were confiscated from the Indians at Wounded Knee by government forces prior to the massacre.

Words fail me.

The gun was used to ethnically cleanse countless indegeneous tribes, due to the greed of expanding colonialists. Where every single treay bu US Goverments was U-turn on. The gun was used to enforce such policies.

To show the stupidity of selling guns on the flip side of this. 
Many Americans had been seeling guns to the Sioux and Cheyenne tribesmen.
Of which many were the Winchester Repeating Rifle

Come the Battle of the Little Big Horn. Not only was Custards strategy something he had used before and had worked. To go straight for the actual village, but splitting up his forces multiple times. Led to each being taken out peicemeal by superior fire power. As around 200 Indians had repeating rifles. As well as other guns.

The US Cavalry, only had the Remington and Springfield carbine single shot rifle.

There is a classic example of selling a far superior weapon sold to a perceived enemy, than your own soldiers are equiped with. Hence why they were completely massacred.

Didge wrote:

Maddog wrote:

Not hardly.  Guns were confiscated from the Indians at Wounded Knee by government forces prior to the massacre.

Words fail me.

The gun was used to ethnically cleanse countless indegeneous tribes, due to the greed of expanding colonialists. Where every single treay bu US Goverments was U-turn on. The gun was used to enforce such policies.

To show the stupidity of selling guns on the flip side of this. 
Many Americans had been seeling guns to the Sioux and Cheyenne tribesmen.
Of which many were the Winchester Repeating Rifle

Come the Battle of the Little Big Horn. Not only was Custards strategy something he had used before and had worked. To go straight for the actual village, but splitting up his forces multiple times. Led to each being taken out peicemeal by superior fire power. As around 200 Indians had repeating rifles. As well as other guns.

The US Cavalry, only had the Remington Single shot rifle.

There is a classic example of selling a far superior weapon sold to a perceived enemy, than your own soldiers are equiped with. Hence why they were completely massacred.

Cool story bro. I'm familiar with it. I also know that Indians in America would not be offended by that meme. But it got you to think, so it served it's purpose. I'm surprised you gave the one about Jews a pass.

Maddog wrote:

Didge wrote:


Words fail me.

The gun was used to ethnically cleanse countless indegeneous tribes, due to the greed of expanding colonialists. Where every single treay bu US Goverments was U-turn on. The gun was used to enforce such policies.

To show the stupidity of selling guns on the flip side of this. 
Many Americans had been seeling guns to the Sioux and Cheyenne tribesmen.
Of which many were the Winchester Repeating Rifle

Come the Battle of the Little Big Horn. Not only was Custards strategy something he had used before and had worked. To go straight for the actual village, but splitting up his forces multiple times. Led to each being taken out peicemeal by superior fire power. As around 200 Indians had repeating rifles. As well as other guns.

The US Cavalry, only had the Remington Single shot rifle.

There is a classic example of selling a far superior weapon sold to a perceived enemy, than your own soldiers are equiped with. Hence why they were completely massacred.

Cool story bro.  I'm familiar with it.  I also know that Indians in America would not be offended by that meme.  But it got you to think, so it served it's purpose. I'm surprised you gave the one about Jews a pass.  

Thanks

I actually know a descendent of one of the Indians that fought at the battle.
She lives here in Ashford.
One of the best looking women I have ever seen.
I gained interest in the battle and their history and she had been passed down knowledge from the actual battle etc. to me.

When I read up on accounts, it showed to me how accurate her stories were.

Have not seen the Jew one yet as only saw that one so far.

At the end of the day, you do not speak for all American Indians, so its a big stretch to say whether its offensive or not to them.

I am all for free speech and you to post this, just think its in poor taste

Maddog wrote:

Some did resist.

Take for example the first Warsaw uprising.

Tad of a ridiculous argument mind, when many were in countries invaded by Germany and the national armies were defeated and then collooborators helped round them up and shoot many Jews also

Also many Jews were unaware what would happen to them.

The Germans used tricks like even building a fake railway station, to fool Jews. For example at Treblinka Death Camp

At the camp, a storehouse was "disguised as a train station," according to a pamphlet which I purchased at the Visitor's Center in 1998. The fake station was designed to fool the Jews into thinking that they had arrived at a transit camp, from where they were going to be "transported to the East."

Regarding the fake train station, Samuel Rajzman testified as follows at the Nuremberg IMT:

At first there were no signboards whatsoever at the station, but a few months later the commander of the camp, one Kurt Franz, built a first-class railroad station with signboards. The barracks where the clothing was stored had signs reading "restaurant," "ticket office," "telegraph," "telephone," and so forth. There were even train schedules for the departure and the arrival of trains to and from Grodno, Suwalki, Vienna, and Berlin.

Didge wrote:

Maddog wrote:

Some did resist.

Take for example the first Warsaw uprising.

Tad of a ridiculous argument mind, when many were in countries invaded by Germany and the national armies were defeated and then collooborators helped round them up and shoot many Jews also

Also many Jews were unaware what would happen to them.

The Germans used tricks like even building a fake railway station, to fool Jews. For example at Treblinka Death Camp

At the camp, a storehouse was "disguised as a train station," according to a pamphlet which I purchased at the Visitor's Center in 1998. The fake station was designed to fool the Jews into thinking that they had arrived at a transit camp, from where they were going to be "transported to the East."

Regarding the fake train station, Samuel Rajzman testified as follows at the Nuremberg IMT:

At first there were no signboards whatsoever at the station, but a few months later the commander of the camp, one Kurt Franz, built a first-class railroad station with signboards. The barracks where the clothing was stored had signs reading "restaurant," "ticket office," "telegraph," "telephone," and so forth. There were even train schedules for the departure and the arrival of trains to and from Grodno, Suwalki, Vienna, and Berlin.

Many resisted all over Europe. Those with guns had slightly more success than those that didn't. Those with more modern guns did even better.

Didge wrote:

Maddog wrote:

Cool story bro.  I'm familiar with it.  I also know that Indians in America would not be offended by that meme.  But it got you to think, so it served it's purpose. I'm surprised you gave the one about Jews a pass.  

Thanks

I actually know a descendent of one of the Indians that fought at the battle.
She lives here in Ashford.
One of the best looking women I have ever seen.
I gained interest in the battle and their history and she had been passed down knowledge from the actual battle etc. to me.

When I read up on accounts, it showed to me how accurate her stories were.

Have not seen the Jew one yet as only saw that one so far.

At the end of the day, you do not speak for all American Indians, so its a big stretch to say whether its offensive or not to them.

I am all for free speech and you to post this, just think its in poor taste

Google Wounded Knee (the first one). The meme is directed more towards that.

Maddog wrote:

Didge wrote:

Some did resist.

Take for example the first Warsaw uprising.

Tad of a ridiculous argument mind, when many were in countries invaded by Germany and the national armies were defeated and then collooborators helped round them up and shoot many Jews also

Also many Jews were unaware what would happen to them.

The Germans used tricks like even building a fake railway station, to fool Jews. For example at Treblinka Death Camp

Many resisted all over Europe.  Those with guns had slightly more success than those that didn't.  Those with more modern guns did even better.  

But at what consequence to many others?

Look what happen after the assassination of Reinhard Heydrich?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lidice_massacre

There was no other hope under Nazi occupation, no negotitation. Either colloboration or resist.

Nazi reprisals were horrendus. This is not taking anything away from the bravery of those who did resist mind, but their actions came with heavy consequences.

You should read the Jewish uprising in Warsaw, they hardly had any guns.

Many only had Molotov cocktails to use.

Maddog wrote:

Didge wrote:

Thanks

I actually know a descendent of one of the Indians that fought at the battle.
She lives here in Ashford.
One of the best looking women I have ever seen.
I gained interest in the battle and their history and she had been passed down knowledge from the actual battle etc. to me.

When I read up on accounts, it showed to me how accurate her stories were.

Have not seen the Jew one yet as only saw that one so far.

At the end of the day, you do not speak for all American Indians, so its a big stretch to say whether its offensive or not to them.

I am all for free speech and you to post this, just think its in poor taste

Google Wounded Knee (the first one).  The meme is directed more towards that.  

I have a good knowledge off this event, but how on earth are people supposed to take that as Wounded Knee and not the Battle of the Little Big Horn for example?

Is that Spotted Elk in the picture?

Didge wrote:

Maddog wrote:

Google Wounded Knee (the first one).  The meme is directed more towards that.  

I have a good knowledge off this event, but how on earth are people supposed to take that as Wounded Knee and not the Battle of the Little Big Horn for example?

Is that Spotted Elk in the picture?

You're over thinking this. It's a meme, not a doctoral thesis.