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[TOP]

One step closer to your thread RB...... after NN you're next in line....

 

[Cypress]

Looks like the pussy posse is coming after me! Oh, how can I survive

Yeah, you're a lumberjack, all right You don't have what it takes to split wood

It's a joke.

Stacking bales of hay and splitting firewood doesn't give anyone any tangible knowledge of farming or lumberjack work.

 

[Cypress]

I'm not dumpy.

I should have wrote stocky, it's a more generous word!

 

[Cypress]

Stop pretending, Sock.

Bulverism 17

The Theory of the Big Bang is just a nonscientific theory

There is no such thing as an accelerating reference frame!!

There is no such thing as an 'accelerating frame of reference'.

Axioms are not postulates!

 

[Cypress]

Stop pretending, Sock.

Bulverism 53

The Theory of the Big Bang is just a nonscientific theory

There is no such thing as an accelerating reference frame!!

There is no such thing as an 'accelerating frame of reference'.

Axioms are not postulates!

 

[NiftyNiblick]

I wouldn't choose to live in the boondocks permanently, but I am glad for the experience.
Having had the opportunity to live on farms, in large cities, in smallish college towns, etc. gave me a chance to learn something about myself.

Does an excess of self-awareness
sometimes bring about the situation
where one wishes that one had been less curious?

Look at who's walking around on this planet,
I would have to think so.

 

[QP!]

city people become oriented on dominating other people.

country people learn to make a living from mother earth, through learning, patience and hard work.

It's obvious why totalitarians prefer the city, given this framework.

oh OK i will play now since we are creating absurd stereotypes.


I actually grew up in the country. Farm country. I can tell you country folk love exploiting child and migrant labor.

They actually make their livings via using mother earth to exploit others including their own young kids. Dominating and punishing them.

If you want to be a totalitarian you are far better to go do it on a farm or ranch where you are much more likely to get away with that abuse.

 

[Phyllis Diller]

oh OK i will play now since we are creating absurd stereotypes.


I actually grew up in the country. Farm country. I can tell you country folk love exploiting child and migrant labor.

They actually make their livings via using mother earth to exploit others including their own young kids. Dominating and punishing them.

If you want to be a totalitarian you are far better to go do it on a farm or ranch where you are much more likely to get away with that abuse.

spoken like a true city person who hates farmers, the real producers of the world.

your idea of a farm sounds like the totalitarian understanding of farms.

that is how you would run a farm. that's how globalists run everything. like slave owners.

 

[QP!]

spoken like a true city person who hates farmers, the real producers of the world.

your idea of a farm sounds like the totalitarian understanding of farms.

that is how you would run a farm. that's how globalists run everything. like slave owners.

This post just shows how entirely clueless you are when it comes to your own posts, when you cannot see a post parodying your idiotic stereotyping of 'city people'.

 

[Phyllis Diller]

This post just shows how entirely clueless you are when it comes to your own posts, when you cannot see a post parodying your idiotic stereotyping of 'city people'.

the city demands human on human predation. the country does not.

criminals love the city.

you're a criminal.

you love the city.

its airtight, bitch.

 

[QP!]

the city demands human on human predation. the country does not.

criminals love the city.

you're a criminal.

you love the city.

its airtight, bitch.

Again your cartoonish view of the clarity of this question does not match the facts, which do not speak to any clear disparity, in the way you would like to pretend exists. But then reality is not something you really concern yourself with.

In Town vs. Country, It Turns Out That Cities Are the Safest Places to Live
A generation of movies have made us think that the American city is an inherently dangerous place. But a new study shows that you're more likely to die violently in the quiet countryside

New York City Is a Lot Safer Than Small-Town America
Rising homicide rates don’t tell the whole story. When you dig deeper into data on deaths, you'll find the more urban your surroundings, the less danger you face.

Report: Suburbs' arrest rates surpass urban cities

People in Rural Areas Die at Higher Rates Than Those in Urban Areas
Deaths from heart disease, cancer and COVID are all higher in rural areas than urban ones in the U.S., and the gap is only widening

 

[Phyllis Diller]

Again your cartoonish view of the clarity of this question does not match the facts, which do not speak to any clear disparity, in the way you would like to pretend exists. But then reality is not something you really concern yourself with.

blah blah blah.

nobody was even talking about suburbs, you fucking idiot.

now stay in your city and stay an asshole.

are you an old asian or a burn victim?

looks like your eyes got singed shut and they had to reopen them with surgery.

 

[Dutch Uncle]

No, you didn't sharpen a drill bit. You know nothing about angles or reliefs, or why they are used for different materials.

^^^
Claims to be telepathic along with claiming to be a machinist.

 

[Dutch Uncle]

I should have wrote stocky, it's a more generous word!

Stocky works.

 

[Into the Night]

Diversity makes the world more interesting.

Chanted right out of scripture. Meaningless.

 

[Into the Night]

Agreed on rural living. A minor disagreement on the subject of locks; locks are for honest people. Leaving something unsecured or unlocked can be seen as a form of temptation.

That said, I'm also reminded of Robert Frost's "Mending Wall" oft-quoted line "Good fences make good neighbors".

Yet more virtue signalling by the Sock. Stop pretending, city kid.

 

[Into the Night]

I wouldn't choose to live in the boondocks permanently, but I am glad for the experience.
Having had the opportunity to live on farms, in large cities, in smallish college towns, etc. gave me a chance to learn something about myself.

Stop pretending, Sock.

 

[Into the Night]

I sharpened a drill bit on my grinder so now I'm a machinest.

You've never sharpened a drill bit. It is obvious you don't know how. Stop pretending, Sock.

 

[Into the Night]

Yes, my dear, it certainly is, as you've found out, and will continue to learn, to your sorrow.

LIF. Grow up.

 

[Into the Night]

This post just shows how entirely clueless you are when it comes to your own posts, when you cannot see a post parodying your idiotic stereotyping of 'city people'.

He's accurate here, for the reasons he explained in his post. Argument of the Stone fallacy.