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(...)Originally Posted by Korben
I think that is the sentiment shared by many people. You see it all the time. People seem to be more freely giving to animals than to their fellow humans. I guess when people see animals they see innocence and somehow that is lost looking at other humans. I would say I am guilty of this sometimes, too.
The idea goes;
we are bigger and stronger,
or just better-armed.
Because we have power;
to victimize the weak seems
excessively cruel.
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The idea goes;Originally Posted by Thomas
we are bigger and stronger,
or just better-armed.
Because we have power;
to victimize the weak seems
excessively cruel.
That is the beauty
of nuclear weapons.
The are so fearsome
that they scare malefactors
into inaction.
And if not,
at least it is all
over quickly
and without much pain.
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That is the beautyOriginally Posted by Manton
of nuclear weapons.
The are so fearsome
that they scare malefactors
into inaction.
And if not,
at least it is all
over quickly
and without much pain.
For the lucky ones,
perhaps, but those who survive
are not left with much.
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For the lucky ones,Originally Posted by Thomas
perhaps, but those who survive
are not left with much.
The solution is
a very large arsenal
of high yield warheads
and reliable delivery systems
that can defeat ABMs,
for instance decoys and MIRVs.
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The solution isOriginally Posted by Manton
a very large arsenal
of high yield warheads
and reliable delivery systems
that can defeat ABMs,
for instance decoys and MIRVs.
Manton: I see you
as the older brother who
knew all the cool stuff
But, for M-A-D
I am not feeling the love.
back to kittens PLZ?
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Manton: I see youOriginally Posted by Thomas
as the older brother who
knew all the cool stuff
But, for M-A-D
I am not feeling the love.
back to kittens PLZ?
I think it would be
overkill to nuke kittens.
But since we have not
tested in such a long time,
if you have some kittens
then I am game.
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I think it would beOriginally Posted by Manton
overkill to nuke kittens.
But since we have not
tested in such a long time,
if you have some kittens
then I am game.
We can ask the Iranians, I hear they want to test soon so they can join the nations contributing to world peace by piling on nukes.
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I think it would beOriginally Posted by Manton
overkill to nuke kittens.
But since we have not
tested in such a long time,
if you have some kittens
then I am game.
Conservative ghoul!
Kittens are precious resource!
Korben will save them.
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We can ask the Iranians, I hear they want to test soon so they can join the nations contributing to world peace by piling on nukes.Originally Posted by Fuuma
Droll Frenchy humour:
I have duly noted it;
at the end, I LOL'd
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Conservative ghoul!Originally Posted by Thomas
Kittens are precious resource!
Korben will save them.
The essense of good
government is to occasionally
and visibly punish those
who don't deserve it.
The true origin
of gratitude is not
benefits received
but punishment spared.
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The essense of goodOriginally Posted by Manton
government is to occasionally
and visibly punish those
who don't deserve it.
The true origin
of gratitude is not
benefits received
but punishment spared.
Machaivelli:
funny from an avatar
who quotes F. Nietzsche
(Excellent pick of
movies, btw, must see
that one again, soon!)
Dakota rube
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I am a pan-speciesist. Whatever that means.Originally Posted by Connemara
You like it? The sheep poon?
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