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Why we should all object to *-ist jokes...
DoctorMO (Keeper of the Computer, Guru, Community Artist) Posted Sep 12, 2002
Ah well many countries do a ind of slavory, basicaly trapping people into cerain types of wor, eps imagrents. and paying them less that what is needed to live.
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Why we should all object to *-ist jokes...
Researcher 185550 Posted Sep 12, 2002
Yur that's true but it's not slavery in its absolute form: treating people as property, not paying them, and just replacing them when they get broken.
Why we should all object to *-ist jokes...
DoctorMO (Keeper of the Computer, Guru, Community Artist) Posted Sep 12, 2002
you'd be suprided, that if you took out the word slavory, people would think your were talking about the poor and poorer.
-- DoctorMO --
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Researcher 185550 Posted Sep 12, 2002
I realise that that is true, but the poor have legal rights, even if they're frequently abused. Slaves have none. In slave- holding America and everywhere, the poorest white, up to his elbows in debt, and keeping himself that way with excess drink and gambling, was the social superior of the most hard- working black.
Why we should all object to *-ist jokes...
DoctorMO (Keeper of the Computer, Guru, Community Artist) Posted Sep 12, 2002
I see your point.
Why we should all object to *-ist jokes...
Researcher 185550 Posted Sep 12, 2002
But...? No but? Come on! I've come to expect losing to you. Why isn't there a but?
Why we should all object to *-ist jokes...
DoctorMO (Keeper of the Computer, Guru, Community Artist) Posted Sep 12, 2002
because I can see your point, and because I can half belive it myself, it's one of thouse proposes, were I wanted you to look at the similarities rather then define what slavory is. s anyway.
-- DoctorMO --
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Researcher 185550 Posted Sep 13, 2002
So in a sense I didn't /really/ win, You cleverly manipulated the conversation whether intentionally or not I don't know, but either way that's better than a win for you.
Why we should all object to *-ist jokes...
DoctorMO (Keeper of the Computer, Guru, Community Artist) Posted Sep 15, 2002
I can't see why I have to /win/ every debate, I just want to look at the world with minds of similar kind, and see what we can see...
I don't win, I just learn.
-- DoctorMO --
Why we should all object to *-ist jokes...
Researcher 185550 Posted Sep 16, 2002
Well, no, I suppose, but like I said: I'm used to you having some counter- argument that I can't counter.
Why we should all object to *-ist jokes...
DoctorMO (Keeper of the Computer, Guru, Community Artist) Posted Sep 16, 2002
You like to be countered I can see, so do I. but I can't counter everything. It just dosn't mean win/lose it means if I say any more I'll just be repeating myself.
-- DoctorMO --
Why we should all object to *-ist jokes...
Researcher 185550 Posted Sep 17, 2002
Win/lose is oversimplified I know but it's quicker than "Sort of win, but really that's just because the other guy can't think of a counter- argument
Why we should all object to *-ist jokes...
egon Posted Sep 17, 2002
Nice to see the two of you going into a deep philosophical debate about the nature of arguments.
Why we should all object to *-ist jokes...
DoctorMO (Keeper of the Computer, Guru, Community Artist) Posted Sep 17, 2002
always a pleasure
a sort of win is still a win in your eyes, I disn't just say nothing, I conceeded you were right, but only because of the type of arugment. if you wanted a strait win. try 'Ah yes but isn't it art'.
-- DoctorMO --
Why we should all object to *-ist jokes...
DoctorMO (Keeper of the Computer, Guru, Community Artist) Posted Sep 18, 2002
Why we should all object to *-ist jokes...
Researcher 185550 Posted Sep 18, 2002
Latin maybe, French maybe, Ancient Greek possibly, but not Hebrew.
Sed non artus est?
Why we should all object to *-ist jokes...
DoctorMO (Keeper of the Computer, Guru, Community Artist) Posted Sep 18, 2002
hmm, hebrew, is much better for the imagination...
-- DoctorMO --
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