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Sandy - why the struggles with quote format lately?
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What I can say in all honesty ,sincerity and factually about you is that you are consistently and remarkably ineffective in your analysis. In one sentence Iran is by far a greater concern than Syria and North Korea combined. I am not gong to do your homework check it out yourself but I'll offer some clues. 1) the agreement between United States and Iran is inherently and dangerously flawed allowing them carte blanche, so that Iran doesn't even have to break the agreement and can achieve more in the open than Syria and North Korea can under the shadow of darkness. 2) Unlike Syria and North Korea and their allies Iran is the largest sponsor of terrorism in the world and openly stated it would destroy another nation, Israel 3) because of the situation described in #2 Netanyahu believes Iran is 50 times more dangerous than North Korea and he said many more times than Syria... Now stop and think. If Iran goes to war with Israel what would America's position be? Deep sincere wishes you may not always be right but you are always" Deep Sincere Wishes" Please share this post with your tag team partner( ie speak among yourselves) Personal Best Regards: |
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You are 100% right. The Russians lost big time in Afghanistan and the US has not won either. Those guerilla warriors have not been defeated in any enemy invasion going back in time to Alexander The Great. MDLBQ definitely is a slow learner if he believes the US would squash the North Korea forces like bugs. Ask any of the veterans of the Korean War. There are now millions more of the North Koreans all brainwashed into dying for their lunatic leader. Our lunatic leader would not be able to get the same number of troops willing to die for him. #not my president |
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Secondly, almost NOTHING you say is "honest, factual or sincere"...so you can save that embarrassment too. :D Quote:
Let's try the fact that this thread is about North Korea and not a relative comparison...of which nation is a "greater concern." That you have tried, once again, to obfuscate with your inability to present a cogent argument and/or stay on topic...is not really surprising. That you think just because you say something, it must be factual...is also not surprising. And neither is your example of the leader of a country right next to Iran and completely out of reach of North Korea...saying that Iran is more dangerous than North Korea. You suppose the leaders/populace of South Korea and Japan...would agree with Netanyahu's statement? :oops: In other words, you're less-than-bright attempt to justify your misdirection and off-topic post is (wait for it :D)...NOT surprising either. However, since you've already brought it up, I'll call your bluff of one non-nuclear country that sponsors terrorists with mostly suicide vests and Toyota Hilux pickup trucks with 50 cal's in the bed...and raise you a nuclear country within striking distance of almost 180 MILLION people (Japan/S. Korea combined). Not to mention that Japan's $4.38 TRILLION (USD) ranks 3rd in the world and South Korea's $1.38 TRILLION (USD) ranks 11th in the world...while Israel's GDP is $299 billion (USD) ranks 36th in the world. So not only are we talking a HUGE difference in population...but also how it would affect the world's finance centers & economies. Japan vs South Korea vs Israel - Country Facts Comparison So, tell us all again how a NON-NUCLEAR country who is an immediate threat to 8.5 Million people (Israel's population), is so much worse than a NUCLEAR armed country, with a narcissistic sociopath leading it...that is within striking range of 180 Million people. I really want to hear this. :popcorn: Let me warn you though, since you NEVER provide proof to your bloviating and you've already buried yourself with embarrassment...this would be an excellent time for you to review the 'Rule Of Holes.' 'When you're in one...STOP digging.' :1rotfl: Quote:
You DO crack me up though, given that your pseudo-intellectualism is so strikingly borne of desperation...as to almost garner a little empathy. :a20: Deepest Sincere Wishes: :wave: |
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The point you miss is that perpetual "war" is what they want. You think it's an accident we never ended the Korean war? We haven't "declared war" officially since WWII. Declaration of war by the United States - Wikipedia |
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You may not always be right but your always Deepest sincere Wishes. I noticed that you ignored the theme of this topic. The issue was we are on the verge of..... what I asked originally was define "verge". what I followed with was that no one in this conversation spoke to Iran and based on how active Iran is in sponsoring terrorism, etc they are the real aggressors not N Korea nor Syria. Iran is the real threat here because N Korea and Syria are primarily involved in internal conflicts..and by the way did you happen to notice that N Korea's latest test failed. Naturally, never should caution be tossed to the wind but I am not suggesting that. However a more reasonable and realistic outlook point to Iran as very troubling. Your vitriolic attacks on me are very telling. Personal Best Regards: |
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You are almost never correct, but that doesn't seem to stop you from trying to obfuscate, misdirect and change the subject, in attempts to hide your pseudo-intellectualism...and is much more telling. :ho: I simply eviscerated your asinine previous post, with facts and links...no vitriol present. :D You're lack of knowledge, credibility and cognitive thinking elicits great mirth...not vitriol. You're neither credible, nor smart enough...to become vitriolic towards. :ohdear: Sorry if that hurts your feelings. ;) Deepest Sincere Wishes: :wave: |
Looks like the (unt got her thesaurus out again...
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Despite being given the courtesy and opportunity of friendly reminders by other posters you continue with the poor alinsky version of vitriolic and shaming as a basis for your responses. You admonish me for insincerity with my use of the word "Dear" but lose sight of the fact that every one of your Political Talk posts ends with your identification signature "Deepest Sincere Wishes". An identification signature mimicking my "Personal Best Regards, I might add You repeatedly and continually refer to me as pseudo-intellectual and I respond in a sotto voce manner "Deepest is thinking wow this guy is smarter than me". You can define me anyway you wish. However what I am not is over emotional, nor do I have a propensity toward personal attacks . Once again I harbor you no ill will and I will always respond civilly unless force to do otherwise in which case I am quite capable of responding in kind. In another matter you have told me that you are not a member of a tag team. I take you at your word and will never raise that issue again. PS Again, Iran is the bad actor to watch because they continue to cross their borders to enact their jihad. Personal Best Regards: |
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You really have a high opinion of yourself...that is totally divorced from reality. :oops: That you believe you're supposedly 'civil,' yet take every opportunity to denigrate anyone who doesn't share your extreme right positions...is beyond pathetic. No wonder you have a bromance with Trump, since you both share a lot of the most disgusting personality traits...a decent human can have. :ohdear: And by the way, I personally harbor no ill will toward you either. If the truth be known, I actually feel a bit sorry for you as it is apparent that you've spent your life trying to live up to something you can never achieve...which is intelligent discourse based on cognitive thinking and an ability to evaluate both sides disparately. That you always slink right back to your simpleton views proves that and here's a big hint, calling you the 'pseudo-intellectual' that you are is NOT a compliment...and you are far from my equal in that arena. :D As to Iran being a bad actor...NO ONE stated that they weren't. I'm not sure if maybe you think people can't go back and read what you said, but your original point was to try and state how much worse the Iran situation is than North Korea and after I eviscerated that argument (with links/proof)...now you're saying that you were only trying to say that Iran is a "bad actor?" Do you really believe folks are dumb enough to believe your outright lying and attempt at obfuscation/misdirection...when they can read for themselves what you've said? :ohdear: Deepest Sincere Wishes: :wave: |
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You can dress some folks up, but you can't bring them home to mother. |
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HOWEVER, in the now...present, where we live. We can destroy Nirth Korea and they really cannot hurt our borders.... BUT we are giving this young person in North Korea exactly what he wants...attention. He thrives on that and has been seeking that for years. Trump is giving him that attention. The fear is NOT anything, but we guess at what weapons he has, but my guess is he could care less whether his country is destroyed....but he could wipe a few ships off the face of the earth, and who knows the damage that might occur in Japan or South Korea, or even China. Iran nobody will disagree, although I suggest Russia, perhaps not nuclear is a bigger problem long term, but to be blind to the current great from North Korea is truely blind. |
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I rest my case. :thumbup: Deepest Sincere Wishes: :wave: |
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Then again, she does have good reason to be so. |
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But since this appears to be aimed at me..... I think I recall Rubicon from the original politics board, but not really sure. When I first came back, I respected his vocabulary, but then noticed he was citing offbeat websites. Many of which are of Russian origin. One he linked to a few times was Zerohedge. Now he denies it, and with the inability to properly search political posts, I gotta just say..he did, he knows it and drop it. I also noticed, while he does have a great vocabulary, the words sounded familiar to me. So I posted TWICE flagrant violations of PLAGARISM on his part. In both cases, word for word and posted as his. Could be he forgot to link it, or say it, but when I called him on it, he never said a word. A few days ago, he did it again, although this time he changed just a few words from a Boston Globe story on Wellsley. THUS FAR I FEEL GOOD LOOKING IN THE MIRROR BECAUSE I JUST COULD NOT DO ANYTHING LIKE THAT. When not plagiarizing his main theme is to attack "progressives". I mean probably 85/90% of his posts blame everything on that group. I have no idea how many millions of Americans are "progressive" but it is a large number. SO, from one side of his mouth, he calls ANYONE, AND I MEAN ANYONE who opposes Trump, personally or policywise to suffer from some kind of syndrome, and from the other he attacks anyone in this country who is progressive. In these attacks, he never ever shrouds them in actual topics. He attacks only in general. LET ME TAKE ANOTHER LOOK IN THAT MIRROR. YEP, STILL FEELING GOOD. I DO ATTACK TRUMP, BUT NOT A PARTY OR ANY PARTICULAR GROUP IF AMERICANS. I MENTION TRUMP FOLLOWERS AND SYMPATHIZE WITH THEM BUT DO NOT ATTACK WIDE SWATHS OF AMERICANS. ON issues, he lectures other posters about how they will not discuss issues, YET, he avoids issue driven threads like the plague. I have begun issues ON OURPOSE that were not close to anti Trump, and did it on purpose to see if he might comment. Nope, not once. LET ME LOOK IN THAT MIRROR AGAIN. I STILL FEEL GOOD BECAUSE I WANT BADLY TO HAVE DISCUSSIONS ON HERE TO BE ANOUT ISSUES, BUT NOT RUBICON. Almost daily, although I cannot say that fore sure, Rubicon will sermonize someone or all of us on attacking. It is usually the front part of his attack on some group of people. I have seen all immigrant, some immigrants, non whites, Democrats and others be berated. Never with a suffix of "some" it is always all. I am getting tired here..typing on an iPad while supposed to be watching kiddos is not easy, but if you need more, there is more. Bottom line, you and of course Gracie, will defend his hypocrisy and hate always, but I can look in the mirror and feel good. I am anti Trump. Never hid that. I am conservative and DO mention when I agree with any of his policies, UNLIKE RUBICON who blames all the ills of the world on anyone who opposes Trump. I do not trust Trump, with good reason, and I believe the country will find out in due time (not a reference to the Russia probe at all). So, you, Gracie, and Rubicon and whomever is enlisted (not saying you fit that category, but Gracie is prone to solicit help to go after other posters) to help in attempting to make me feel guilt, it will not work. I approach this forum as a sharing and learning xperience, but will admit, being lectured almost daily by either Rubicon or Gracie has gotten MUCH TOO MUCH of my attention, but I will not sit and read lies, or total misinformation by people in a blind attempt to prop up the single most dispicable man to ever sit in our White HOuse. I predict always his failure completely because I have followed his lie ridden, muck raking career all his life, and he ALWAYS..ALWAYS reverts back to his native self. I just pray that he does not do lasting damage to this country. He is already destroying all ethics in the White House and is doing it quietly...but you have to read that to know it. That he doesn't tweet...only hate does he tweet. |
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I had a group of friends some time back, and one person in the group just rubbed me the wrong way. For years, I avoided her because it would bring up uncomfortable feelings, including anger, and I just didn't want to deal with her. Then one day I came to the realization that what I didn't like about her was actually a characteristic I didn't like about myself, but I just wasn't willing to see that in myself for a very long time. Today we talk and it's like we never lost all those years. I'm just saying, that when I feel that obsessed about what another person says whenever they speak, I know it's time for me to look in the mirror. But that's just me, no one else has to agree and that's okay too. Enjoy your children/grandchildren and the rest of your Easter holiday. |
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Will at least try to be short. I first noticed Rubicon on here during the campaign, and what got my attention besides his vocabulary was his twisting of facts, no matter how or using what method, and always his total ignoring of posts that were well researched, linked and accurate. I have no problem with disagreement, but I have a serious problem with lying, avoidance of facts, and attacking others for what you are doing, or simply attacking with no basis. Look, I know as someone who disagreed with Obama for 8 years and who is a total conservative I have no "friends" if you will on here, but I have grown so weary of general condemnation, total lack of interest in facts, and interest in ONLY himself. Enjoy reading his posts, and someday share what you learn...I really would love to hear that. He searches for any link to punish "progressives" no matter the fact. If you need thatbreinforcement, so be it. But thanks for a response and now the king and queen can have the floor for their talk down lectures. Obviously you don't check his sources or reliability, nor does his name calling, albeit with great grammar, bother you. I don't imagine you ever looked to see if his posts might be the problem, rather than my objection ? I do need to acknowledge your comment on looking in the mirror and seeing traits that you have yourself. I get what you are saying, and can tell you, I, nor I think anybody goes after Rubicon on every thing he says...either today or yesterday I agreed with his comments on Iran. BUT did you ever notice, the ONLY posts he replies to are to attack another. On issues, he NEVER EVER replies to posts. Then I need to look in the mirror. I did, and my old old body and mind, far from perfect is comfortable |
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What you fail to take into account, is Rubicon's constant preaching down from his soapbox to everyone else and then making false statements...without ever backing them up. While he (and apparently you) believe he is being 'civil,' when you consistently denigrate an entire demographic...that is anything BUT civil. That I choose to call him a 'con,' is not born from a desire to be mean...it is exactly the method he uses in his bloviating soapbox rants. When you read the posts from the racists/bigots/misogynists here, myself and a few others will address them but...you will NEVER see a condemnation from Rubi because they share his far right views. THAT is an issue that should compel someone...to take a hard look at themselves in the mirror. By the way, Rocky and I are NOT of the same political viewpoint, but I respect him because he gives original (non-plagiarized) opinions and then backs them up with links that he believes proves his point. And maybe I'm being too harsh on RubiTHECon as far as links, because to the best of my knowledge he has never supplied EVEN ONE...so maybe he just isn't smart enough to know how to do it. :shrug: May you also have a nice Easter and remainder of the day. :ho: ColdNoMore :wave: |
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Anyway, you were wrong about one thing.......for what it's worth, you do have a friend on this forum :) I too consider myself a conservative, but even conservatives can have their differences at times. |
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Iran Is a Bigger Threat Than Syria and North Korea Combined - WSJ In the first paragraph, it is almost word-for-word...to what 'The Con' posted. :ohdear: Now, which of you posters still think...that Rubi is so smart? :1rotfl: Deepest Sincere Wishes: :wave: |
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Anyway, again, I thank you for taking the time to reply and for the kind words at the end. I hope you had an enjoyable Easter as well.....which makes me think, what the heck are we doing on here?? :wave: |
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https://www.talkofthevillages.com/fo...80-post68.html Pseudointellectual | Definition of Pseudointellectual by Merriam-Webster Quote:
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Let me just say...that I only give what I get. :D Since you have shown a willingness to post with respect and decency, I will, as with others who do the same...reciprocate. :thumbup: And if you aren't aware, you can start determining what people are like by hitting the 'quote' button in any post, scroll all the way down...and the last 10 posters user names will show next to their post. So when you see me called the 'C' word (without EVER a condemnation from people like GG, who claim a supposed moral superiority :oops: )...you'll maybe understand my responses a little better. :ho: Post #51 in this thread...being the perfect example. https://www.talkofthevillages.com/fo...93-post51.html Take care and have a great evening. :) |
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Plagarism in any form is LYING. When you read this man's post, in many cases, they are not his words. That is simply lying and posting under false pretense. In addition, we get lectures from he and Gracie about conformity to the rules. PLAGARISM is against the rules, and is stealing from the real source. I was asked to look in the mirror. I do not plagerize and I do not steal, yet I am to look in the mirror. Yes, perhaps ignoring this would make Rubicon and Graciegirl happy, but that is dishonest. To Abby, who was at least non judgemental, this is a regular course for these two, and I suppose it could be ignored, but why ? Are we to give people some sort of break and for what reason. If I plagerize or tell a lie, you should call me on it and right away. I have been stewing in this and asking why in the world should someone be able to do this and I, and others, asked to back off or examine our actions. Rubicon, NOT ME, steals by plagiarizing. Rubicon, not me then lectures me and others in following rules. What rules is he referring to. I also expect if you want to make a case, you research and share your information for others to see. |
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You know it, I know it, a few others know it and most importantly...THEY know it. :ohdear: We can't really expect honesty and decency from those who exemplify the opposite...but that doesn't mean we can't call it out when it occurs. |
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Today, the Vice President said...""[T]he era of strategic patience is over," while visiting South Korea.
He intimidated that the ball is in China's corner relative to this problem. And I assume that our fleet is there because the time frame is short. Lots of bad things can happen here....LOTS....but hopefully China can pull this off. I did a little bit of investigation to see what the relationship is between China and North Korea. They have been allies for years but the relationship is a bit strained now...... "There have been unconfirmed reports that China has moved up to 150,000 troops to its border with North Korea, which Beijing has called "pure fabrication". But on Friday, China did suddenly suspend flights between Beijing and Pyongyang without offering any explanation. Whether China is preparing to intervene in Korea once again, preparing to manage the fallout of a US intervention in Korea, or just playing it safe, nobody knows." Will China intervene in North Korea? | North Korea | Al Jazeera In the meantime, Russia joins the fray.... "China and Russia have dispatched spy vessels to shadow Donald Trump’s ‘armada’ as it steams to North Korean waters, amid rising tensions over Pyongyang’s nuclear ambitions. Japanese media reported the deployment as Mike Pence, the US vice president, warned Pyongyang the “era of strategic patience is over” during a visit to South Korea. Beijing sought Russian help in averting a crisis over North Korea last week, as concerns grow in China that Donald Trump is seeking to confront North Korea over its weapon’s program." "Pointing to Mr Trump’s recent military actions in Syria and Afghanistan, he said: "North Korea would do well not to test his resolve.” Mr Pence also joined South Korean acting President Hwang Kyo-ahn in reaffirming their plans for the deployment in South Korea of a US anti-missile system, known as THAAD. China and Russia dispatch ships to shadow Donald Trump’s 'armada' as it approaches North Korean waters - Japanese media report HOWEVER, China has to play both sides here..... "A Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman immediately voiced Beijing’s opposition to the missiles, which China claims is a threat to its own security interests. The vice president also said Mr Trump was hoping China would use its "extraordinary levers" to pressure the North. However, a report by Bloomberg said Beijing’s leaders had been snubbed when requesting to meet with North Korean officials. “Pyongyang didn’t respond to requests from China Foreign Minister Wang Yi and Wu Dawei, the country’s top envoy for North Korean nuclear affairs, to meet with their North Korean counterparts,” the report said. Seems a bit "hairy" in that area now and on the assumption that the time frame is short.....but the North Korean also... "Saturday’s event saw the North unveil a special forces unit who were "wearing black camouflage cream on their faces and black sunglasses”, South Korea’s Yonhap news agency said. “They were carrying a new type of rifle installed with grenade launchers,” it said, adding that it may have been set up to counter a potential US "beheading" operation to take out Pyongyang's leadership. The US counterterrorism unit best known for removing Al-Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden in May 2011 were reported to have been involved in recent drills in South Korea. But observers believe President Trump has little room for manoeuvre over North Korea, given the military deterrent Kim Jong-un’s regime has at its disposal. It seems "something" has to give......looking for opinions based on this assumption... Any move by the US militarily will certainly bring a response of perhaps nuclear arms, which "could be" a lot of lives in South Korea or Japan or based on the reaction that N Korea had to China, perhaps in China. North Korea seems ready to "rock and roll". It does not appear we are going to back off, and obviously we will not use nuclear weaponery. But it does appear we have to do something now. It now involves a few other countries with nukes (Russia, China) and that alone is a bit scary. Even a momentary lapse in judgement or understanding could be fatal. This is what North Korea has hoped for.....ATTENTION, and now they got it. I just cannot imagine them allowing this attention to just fade away. |
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What's scary is your just realized any lapse in judgement toward foreign affairs could be fatal...in the 50 years you have so called been active in the political arena, when was that not the case? Last week you felt we needed to bomb Syria and this week we have given N Korea too much ATTENTION... Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-G890A using Tapatalk |
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