the B said:There's bound to be a Galloway bashing thread for this...
the B said:There's bound to be a Galloway bashing thread for this...
the B said:There's bound to be a Galloway bashing thread for this...
the B said:Otherwise I'll start posting whatever I like, wherever I like - even if it has nothing to do with the thread involved...
butchersapron said:Didn't see him denying it here:
www.respectcoalition.com/index.php?aid=26
Typically, for a man of his contradictions, Galloway is a staunch believer in capital punishment. Given his knowledge of Saddam's crimes he would presumably, after due process, advocate the death penalty in his case?
'If he was convicted by a kangaroo court of invaders, certainly not.'
But he writes in his book how Saddam took it upon himself personally to murder friends he thought might become political enemies. If he believes in capital punishment and that is not a capital offence what is?
'The people who would hang Saddam are guilty of bigger crimes than he is.'
But murder is still murder?
'To hand Saddam over to an illegal puppet administration, who will not give any of the Iraqi leaders a fair trial - how could they, because the Baathists would then tell all the secrets of American and British involvement back to the Seventies? - would be no justice.'
Dubversion said:astonishing. you say that like you've never done it before, yet half the time it's ALL you do..
breathtaking lack of self-awareness there...
i wouldnt say 'led by' myself. i would say 'well known figure is member of'...Dubversion said:excellent, thanks butchers:
so RESPECT is led by an AVOWEDLY anti-abortion, very PROBABLY pro-death penalty, religious extremist.
nice...
Gumbert said:i wouldnt say 'led by' myself. i would say 'well known figure is member of'...
Respect...
Dubversion said:excellent, thanks butchers:
unless there's been some VERY judicious editing and the interviewers questions bore little relation in fact to how they appear in print, i see no denial or contradiction..
so RESPECT is led by an AVOWEDLY anti-abortion, very PROBABLY pro-death penalty, religious extremist.
nice...
Gumbert said:i wouldnt say 'led by' myself. i would say 'well known figure is member of'...
Respect...
Dubversion said:you say 'potato', i say vodka.
aye 'capitalism' let's call the whole thing off ...let's call the whole thing off
Not at all. I can't remember talking with you or butchers about the number of SWP threads. The whole issue of personal abuse was brought up by other people and has been amply demonstrated by various people in this thread. The level of abuse is a general thing and nothing to do with a specific dispute between me, you and butchers. It is an ongoing feature of UK p&p, therefore my mentioning it after it had been arosed as an issue is entirely legitimate and trying to dismiss this as a personal fued with you is simply not true.meanoldman said:This thread though isn't you making impartial suggestions as to how p&p could be improved, it is a result of, and continuation of, the arguments you've had with me and butchers and others.
Several people have made specific references to me by name and have dismissed this thread as a personal vendetta I have rather than admit that the UK p&p situation is an ongoing thing. I started this thread without mentioning any personal dispute I have had with anyone, and it has been other people who have tried to introduce arguments about my so called "hidden agenda" and questioned my "honesty". I didn't bring these things up. Would you like to explain how these things are directly relevant to the general behaviour of the bulk of UK p&p posters? And do you believe in any kind of moderation policy at all on internet forums? Do you think there should be any kind of limits on the level and type of abuse that is tolerated? Is it OK to make all sorts of false claims about people? And how would you enforce these things? I suggest that you would be better off on a "total free speech" type forum where all kind of vile stuff is tolerated or do you in reality actually support rules and limits, like there are on urban75? Doesn't it actually come doen to an argument where the lines are drawn, and so you are not actually that different from the B, you just have a different place that you would draw the line? Maybe you simply prefer the status quo and don't want things changed, hence you are using the the 'lassiez faire' argument, but presumably if the statud quo wasn't to your liking then you wouldn't be saying 'let people continuing doing what they are doing'?nosos said:You really have got a persecution complex going haven't you. You're calling for bans and binnings - even if I had no idea who you were, I'd oppose this - the fact that you're calling for it after a large argument with certain posters make me take your suggestions even less seriously.
Have you heard of using paragraphs?TeeJay said:Several people have made specific references to me by name and have dismissed this thread as a personal vendetta I have rather than admit that the UK p&p situation is an ongoing thing. I started this thread without mentioning any personal dispute I have had with anyone, and it has been other people who have tried to introduce arguments about my so called "hidden agenda" and questioned my "honesty". I didn't bring these things up. Would you like to explain how these things are directly relevant to the general behaviour of the bulk of UK p&p posters? And do you believe in any kind of moderation policy at all on internet forums? Do you think there should be any kind of limits on the level and type of abuse that is tolerated? Is it OK to make all sorts of false claims about people? And how would you enforce these things? I suggest that you would be better off on a "total free speech" type forum where all kind of vile stuff is tolerated or do you in reality actually support rules and limits, like there are on urban75? Doesn't it actually come doen to an argument where the lines are drawn, and so you are not actually that different from the B, you just have a different place that you would draw the line? Maybe you simply prefer the status quo and don't want things changed, hence you are using the the 'lassiez faire' argument, but presumably if the statud quo wasn't to your liking then you wouldn't be saying 'let people continuing doing what they are doing'?
You're not a teacher by any chance?ernestolynch said:Have you heard of using paragraphs?
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the B said:And making that kind of demand is rampantly dictatorial isn't it
We're on form tonightthe B said:Careful, any more random smilie using and you could turn into Nate
oisleep said:Making petty remarks like this at every fecking post isn't making you look very clever