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tzor wrote:(Had a Republican said that he would no longer be in office.)
Woodruff wrote:ViperOverLord wrote:COMPREHENSION - REMEMBER? I said I'd note that you won't answer the question and not that I would make it a matter of condemnation. There is nothing hypocritical about it. BTW - I have stated at various times how you've subscribed to Marxist philosophies. Just because you obnoxiously snap your fingers and expect me to make a case about your Marxism in at any point in any debate and I don't do it, doesn't mean that I think it's a productive thing to open up that inevitable rancor from you.
Yes, you have at various times stated that I am a Marxist. You have NOT ONCE supported that accusation with any sort of evidence, however. Not once.
Woodruff wrote:ViperOverLord wrote:Now it is you that that brought up how terrible Palin would be IN THIS THREAD and yet you don't want to explain it. So I'll just chalk it up to propaganda.
I'll not allow your cowardice to get you off the hook. You first...why am I a Marxist AND in what manner am I supporting Obama's policies? Once you have answered those two questions, then I will bother to point you to the post in this thread where I already answered your question. I suspect you'll either let it drop at this point or you will continue with your hypocritical expectation that others do as you say, but not as you do.
ViperOverLord wrote:Woodruff wrote:Yes, you have at various times stated that I am a Marxist. You have NOT ONCE supported that accusation with any sort of evidence, however. Not once.
Actually I believe that I stated you were being part of the Marxist left, meaning that you were explicitly lending support to their causes/policies.
ViperOverLord wrote:You might be what Lenin called one of the 'useful idiots.'
ViperOverLord wrote:Do I believe you otherwise consider yourself a Marxist. I'll take your word for it, if you don't subscribe to every nuance of Marxism or if you are otherwise not a dyed in the wool Marxist.
ViperOverLord wrote:Woodruff wrote:ViperOverLord wrote:Now it is you that that brought up how terrible Palin would be IN THIS THREAD and yet you don't want to explain it. So I'll just chalk it up to propaganda.
I'll not allow your cowardice to get you off the hook. You first...why am I a Marxist AND in what manner am I supporting Obama's policies? Once you have answered those two questions, then I will bother to point you to the post in this thread where I already answered your question. I suspect you'll either let it drop at this point or you will continue with your hypocritical expectation that others do as you say, but not as you do.
That's weak. You'll notice that I just answered you on the Marxist thing for the umpteenth time.
ViperOverLord wrote:But I'm sure you'll keep playing your 'Explain why you called me a Marxist card' every time you want to dodge an issue. You've been doing it for weeks now.
ViperOverLord wrote:Stop perpetually making issues about yourself. That spilled milk (Marxist junk) is expired dude.
ViperOverLord wrote:I'll consider doing you the favor pointing out how your future statements are rooted in Marxist principles
ViperOverLord wrote:but I've already declined writing you an essay on how you're a Marxist. Deal with it. I'm tired of your narcissistic demand for me appease you on this issue.
Woodruff wrote:What Marxist causes/policies am I "explicitly lending support to"?



ViperOverLord wrote:Wood: I've given this some thought. Again I've mainly eluded to the fact that you've lent great support to the Marxist left. Again I never was accusing you of being a dyed in the Wool Marxist that was looking forward to 'The Revolution.' I've merely noted how you've tended to lend more support to the socialistic causes (often founded on Marxist principles) or attack posts that criticize socialistic causes (that would likely be more accurate).
I know you claim to not be partisan and that you claim to have some conservative principles even. But claims and reality are two different things to me. Here are just a few examples that make me believe that you tend to support the Marxist left over capitalism:
ViperOverLord wrote:- Obama, who has initiated more socialistic programs than any other president (with the possible exception of FDR). You have came to his defense with regularity and attacked free market capitalists like Palin, Rush, etc with regularity.
ViperOverLord wrote:And just like Obama hates people like Fox News and Rush Limbaugh that call him out on his anti-free market / socialistic regime so have you made it your crusade:
I don't have the exact quote (should have copied), but I did find something in which you said that you trust nothing from Fox (News). The conversation also regarded CNN and you did not make the same claim about CNN before you come back and say oh well you don't trust CNN either. The point is you are inclined to attack the same proponents of free market capitalism that Obama attacks.
ViperOverLord wrote:Your take on Rush Limbaugh: "Rush is smart, yes. Sadly, he seems to have given up on using his intelligence and instead panders to making as much money personally as possible with no interest at all in integrity nor the truth. Rush is not funny at all, though he does appear to try real hard."
ViperOverLord wrote:This just shows how you are willing to dismiss free market capitalist ideas based on entity and not on their actual ideas. That is what people who support the Marxist left tend to do.
ViperOverLord wrote:Now again I have said that you support the Marxist left and not that you are a hardcore Marxist. Perhaps at one point I spoke about it in a hyperbole context or whatever. But I have clarified my position for the umpteenth time plus one now.
ViperOverLord wrote:LAST: AND THIS IS VERY IMPORTANT. - Look I'm sure you're going to have a defense against my points and as well you should. People have their respective perspectives. And I fully expect you to cut this post up and regard what you want to regard, disregard whatever you're going to disregard. But I'm not going to continue in this post to talk about how you are a Marxist or not in this thread. And you can call me your names. Say I'm a coward, or running or a b.s. artist or whatever else. But I won't be baited any further in this thread.If you want to have this conversation (about whether you're a Marxit) with me any further then go back and find the forum in which I am alleged to have called you a Marxist. Then create a thread, post the statement in a new thread and then we can discuss it. But that is not what this thread is about and you need to respect that fact.
beezer wrote:Woodruff, who did you vote for in the 2008 presidential election?
tzor wrote:I give you the real reason why everyone thinks Palin is a moron ...
Does anyone remember "57 States?"
This is the extent to which the liberal media will filter the news. You can bet your ass that if had been Palin who had said "57 States" everyone remember it now because it would have been on the news 24/7 for three whole weeks! As it was it only got coverage on Fox News.
As the Vice President said "This is fucking big." (Had a Republican said that he would no longer be in office.)
Mr_Adams wrote:You, sir, are an idiot.
Timminz wrote:By that logic, you eat babies.
Woodruff wrote:beezer wrote:Woodruff, who did you vote for in the 2008 presidential election?
I voted for Obama (as I've said many times in these fora). I also voted for W.Bush twice. I voted for Clinton over Dole. I voted for H.W.Bush over Clinton. I voted for H.W.Bush over Dukakis. I voted for Reagan over Carter. How is any of that relevant?

beezer wrote:Woodruff wrote:beezer wrote:Woodruff, who did you vote for in the 2008 presidential election?
I voted for Obama (as I've said many times in these fora). I also voted for W.Bush twice. I voted for Clinton over Dole. I voted for H.W.Bush over Clinton. I voted for H.W.Bush over Dukakis. I voted for Reagan over Carter. How is any of that relevant?
It's sort of hard for people to take your assertion seriously that you're somewhat conservative when you voted for a person who raised the debt to astronomical levels before his first 2 years were up, decided which businesses were too valuable to fail through bailouts, forced a health care reform through despite clear indications by the public that it wasn't wanted, and refuses to prosecute Black Panthers who clearly violated voting rights law.
beezer wrote:Now if you're telling the truth about voting for candidates from both parties
beezer wrote:But more often than not in the times that I come back to read these threads, you take the liberal position.
beezer wrote:You are also more than willing to go personal against other people who take the conservative position.
beezer wrote:That's one of the reason I wouldn't want you to have the opportunity to educate my children. It's not that you're stupid or an idiot, but what I've observed is you taking a small portion of what conservatives write here and nitpick it. I just have a feeling that you would do the same thing in a classroom.........using your position to undermine anyone with a dissenting opinion through subversive ridicule.
Woodruff wrote:how have you possibly overlooked that? How is it that who I voted for carries more weight than the stated positions I have taken in regards to how that individual has acted in the Presidency? Doesn't that seem a bit odd to you? How have you possibly missed those statements of mine? Perhaps you're too busy reading what you expect to see rather than what is actually there?
Woodruff wrote:What possible reason could I have for lying about it?
beezer wrote:Rather than looking at the political stance of the individuals I "go personal against", I would suggest that you should look at other characteristics of those individuals.
Woodruff wrote:Before I get into the "classroom" aspect of what you're saying here, let me ask you this...how is it that you find it necessary to question me for "my undermining anyone with a dissenting opinion through subversive ridicule", when there are so many others here in the fora that you do not?
Woodruff wrote:In fact, I would go so far as to say that there are some here who absolutely will not even consider an opposing viewpoint, yet they don't get this lecture, but I do. Why is that...is it perhaps because those individuals just happen to tend to agree with your positions?
Woodruff wrote:As to the "classroom" aspect of your statement, that simply shows once again that you really don't understand the classroom environment I teach in. A majority effort of Air Force Junior ROTC is, in fact, to promote the cadets not only forming their own opinions but also getting them to seriously consider the opinions and positions of others through critical thinking skills. I would point out that critical thinking skills seem to be particularly "wanting" here in these fora. Perhaps that is what is causing the problem with your perspective.
beezer wrote:Woodruff wrote:beezer wrote:Woodruff, who did you vote for in the 2008 presidential election?
I voted for Obama (as I've said many times in these fora). I also voted for W.Bush twice. I voted for Clinton over Dole. I voted for H.W.Bush over Clinton. I voted for H.W.Bush over Dukakis. I voted for Reagan over Carter. How is any of that relevant?
It's sort of hard for people to take your assertion seriously that you're somewhat conservative when you voted for a person who raised the debt to astronomical levels before his first 2 years were up, decided which businesses were too valuable to fail through bailouts, forced a health care reform through despite clear indications by the public that it wasn't wanted, and refuses to prosecute Black Panthers who clearly violated voting rights law. Now if you're telling the truth about voting for candidates from both parties, that has to be taken into consideration. But more often than not in the times that I come back to read these threads, you take the liberal position. You are also more than willing to go personal against other people who take the conservative position.
That's one of the reason I wouldn't want you to have the opportunity to educate my children. It's not that you're stupid or an idiot, but what I've observed is you taking a small portion of what conservatives write here and nitpick it. I just have a feeling that you would do the same thing in a classroom.........using your position to undermine anyone with a dissenting opinion through subversive ridicule.
beezer wrote:Woodruff wrote:Before I get into the "classroom" aspect of what you're saying here, let me ask you this...how is it that you find it necessary to question me for "my undermining anyone with a dissenting opinion through subversive ridicule", when there are so many others here in the fora that you do not?
OK, I'll call it marginalizing or dehumanizing other people then. I would base it on sarcastic cracks on other people you've done in here, with a little condescension thrown in for good measure. Basically, anything to make someone is conservative look like a crazy person before the issue is fully argued out. You usually justify this with a statement about how the other person deserved it because they wouldn't respond to you in the proper way. That's what I base it on.
beezer wrote:Woodruff wrote:In fact, I would go so far as to say that there are some here who absolutely will not even consider an opposing viewpoint, yet they don't get this lecture, but I do. Why is that...is it perhaps because those individuals just happen to tend to agree with your positions? ((VOL outlook: Justifying your bad behavior on allegedly worse behavior of others is a fallacy of logic.)
No, and if you had been back here in the days when Napoleon Ier (sp?) or Black Elk Speaks were posting, you'd see that people I agree with are sometimes rude unnecessarily. You can choose to call this a lecture, and maybe it is. But haven't you done far worse against others here? I would answer yes.
beezer wrote:Woodruff wrote:As to the "classroom" aspect of your statement, that simply shows once again that you really don't understand the classroom environment I teach in. A majority effort of Air Force Junior ROTC is, in fact, to promote the cadets not only forming their own opinions but also getting them to seriously consider the opinions and positions of others through critical thinking skills. I would point out that critical thinking skills seem to be particularly "wanting" here in these fora. Perhaps that is what is causing the problem with your perspective. (VOL Outlook: Woodruff is quite fond of telling other people that 'they don't understand' as a false means of taking an intellectual high ground. And in this case, I have no doubt that Beezer is well suited to understand the classroom environment and yet Woody scurrilously throws this assertion out there. Also, the alleged lack of critical thinking here compared to his class of high schoolers is a complete rouse and Woody knows it. Although there are some political lightweights in this forum, he knows there are plenty of people here that know a lot and can think for themselves; especially compared to 14-18 year-olds.)
OK, well this is the problem as I see it: you probably are knowledgeable enough to be a teacher. If you would just stop when you talk about your ROTC classes that would be fine, but you don't. You talk about critical thinking skills, but then in the next breath, berate people here for not having them or they seem to be particularly wanting. Then, you end the statement with pointing the blame at someone else, in this case me. That's fine, as I've seen you do it to other posters as well. Until you can take responsibility for the way you judge other people for not having critical thinking skills or proper reading comprehension, you're not going to be getting anywhere with anyone, and probably build up a lot of resentment towards yourself. (VOL outlook: Yup, he's fond of insulting people's intelligence and he is often intellectually dishonest when he does this.)
The cadets or students that you instruct are probably not going to confront you about this because you're the authority figure, and they're not going to risk either your negative reaction or disapproval of their dissent. In these fora, people are more free to just tell you like it is. I can sense that you don't like being confronted or being made aware of it, as you throw it back at the person trying to tell you what you're doing. Perhaps that's why you've been so unaware of it, and having to face it here is bugging you.
beezer wrote:Woodruff wrote:how have you possibly overlooked that? How is it that who I voted for carries more weight than the stated positions I have taken in regards to how that individual has acted in the Presidency? Doesn't that seem a bit odd to you? How have you possibly missed those statements of mine? Perhaps you're too busy reading what you expect to see rather than what is actually there?
The reason I believe that you are liberal is because of the times I have come back to read the discussions and you, almost without hesitation, go personal against those on the conservative side.
beezer wrote:Someone who is truly moderate and wanting an honest discussion would not resort to that tactic at the beginning of a thread.
beezer wrote:So I guess in honestly, it's a combination of your voting for Obama and your attitude that I've observed.
beezer wrote:Woodruff wrote:What possible reason could I have for lying about it?
The possible reason that you could have for lying about it would be an attempt to make yourself look moderate or centrist, when you are actually liberal.
beezer wrote:Woodruff wrote:Rather than looking at the political stance of the individuals I "go personal against", I would suggest that you should look at other characteristics of those individuals.
You know, I actually have done this. Since I don't comment or even play games on here as much as I used to, I do like to go through old threads and read discussions without taking part. The usuals line up either right or left wing like always, but I've noticed that you like to characterize and dehumanize people. Sometimes you even type in all caps and start swearing at the person, acting as if they are the one that has the problem. But at the very least, you attempt to marginalize.
beezer wrote:Personally, I think Nobunaga has been the smartest to not respond to you when you demand answers. "Show me where I......"
beezer wrote:All you do when the person shows you where, is argue that you didn't do it, and that they have a reading comprehension problem. The problem is never with you, but with someone else.
Woodruff wrote:beezer wrote:Before I get into the "classroom" aspect of what you're saying here, let me ask you this...how is it that you find it necessary to question me for "my undermining anyone with a dissenting opinion through subversive ridicule", when there are so many others here in the fora that you do not?
OK, I'll call it marginalizing or dehumanizing other people then. I would base it on sarcastic cracks on other people you've done in here, with a little condescension thrown in for good measure.
beezer wrote:Basically, anything to make someone is conservative look like a crazy person before the issue is fully argued out.
beezer wrote:You usually justify this with a statement about how the other person deserved it because they wouldn't respond to you in the proper way. That's what I base it on.
beezer wrote:Woodruff wrote:In fact, I would go so far as to say that there are some here who absolutely will not even consider an opposing viewpoint, yet they don't get this lecture, but I do. Why is that...is it perhaps because those individuals just happen to tend to agree with your positions?
No, and if you had been back here in the days when Napoleon Ier (sp?) or Black Elk Speaks were posting, you'd see that people I agree with are sometimes rude unnecessarily. You can choose to call this a lecture, and maybe it is. But haven't you done far worse against others here? I would answer yes.
Woodruff wrote:beezer wrote:As to the "classroom" aspect of your statement, that simply shows once again that you really don't understand the classroom environment I teach in. A majority effort of Air Force Junior ROTC is, in fact, to promote the cadets not only forming their own opinions but also getting them to seriously consider the opinions and positions of others through critical thinking skills. I would point out that critical thinking skills seem to be particularly "wanting" here in these fora. Perhaps that is what is causing the problem with your perspective.
OK, well this is the problem as I see it: you probably are knowledgeable enough to be a teacher. If you would just stop when you talk about your ROTC classes that would be fine, but you don't. You talk about critical thinking skills, but then in the next breath, berate people here for not having them or they seem to be particularly wanting.
beezer wrote:Then, you end the statement with pointing the blame at someone else, in this case me. That's fine, as I've seen you do it to other posters as well. Until you can take responsibility for the way you judge other people for not having critical thinking skills or proper reading comprehension, you're not going to be getting anywhere with anyone, and probably build up a lot of resentment towards yourself.
beezer wrote:The cadets or students that you instruct are probably not going to confront you about this because you're the authority figure, and they're not going to risk either your negative reaction or disapproval of their dissent.
beezer wrote:In these fora, people are more free to just tell you like it is. I can sense that you don't like being confronted or being made aware of it, as you throw it back at the person trying to tell you what you're doing. Perhaps that's why you've been so unaware of it, and having to face it here is bugging you.
ViperOverLord wrote:Woodruff wrote:I do take responsibility for it. I have no problem at all taking responsibility for judging others for not using critical thinking skills or proper reading comprehension.
I think people would give you a pass as being merely anal except for the fact that when you've made reading and comprehension mistakes (to say nothing of your gaffes in critical thinking) you've not been willing to own up to them.
ViperOverLord wrote:I recommend that you stop chopping up quotes and cherry picking items as that is clearly designed to take away from the context of conversations and suit your need to control conversations on your terms.
ViperOverLord wrote:^^
No there will be no flailing here for your amusement. I was going to say that was maybe the one thing I forgot to put is that you love to dangle that carrot and antagonize people rather than say whatever you need to say. ALSO I'M NOT LYING ABOUT ANYTHING. You want an example? Go back and look at the Gitmo. prison thread in which the poster compared post 9/11 treatment of prisoners to the treatment of prisoners by the Nazis. You claimed that he wasn't saying that at all and then I showed you point blank where he said it straight up. OH YOU JUST THINK THAT WENT AWAY? NO HYPOCRITE. NO IT DID NOT. YOU'RE THE ONE THAT IS LYING.
Good Day
Woodruff wrote:ViperOverLord wrote:^^
No there will be no flailing here for your amusement. I was going to say that was maybe the one thing I forgot to put is that you love to dangle that carrot and antagonize people rather than say whatever you need to say. ALSO I'M NOT LYING ABOUT ANYTHING. You want an example? Go back and look at the Gitmo. prison thread in which the poster compared post 9/11 treatment of prisoners to the treatment of prisoners by the Nazis. You claimed that he wasn't saying that at all and then I showed you point blank where he said it straight up. (Source: http://www.conquerclub.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=127886&p=2805264&hilit=prisoners#p2805068) OH YOU JUST THINK THAT WENT AWAY? NO HYPOCRITE. NO IT DID NOT. YOU'RE THE ONE THAT IS LYING.
Good Day
I guess it was option #2 then...repeat the accusation and pretend that's proof.
I notice you haven't provided any quotes here. You want me to do all the work for you. You made the statement - now back it up or admit that you are lying. Be sure to include the statements that you and I may be referring to, so that the context is clear. Thanks.
ViperOverLord wrote:Woodruff wrote:ViperOverLord wrote:^^
No there will be no flailing here for your amusement. I was going to say that was maybe the one thing I forgot to put is that you love to dangle that carrot and antagonize people rather than say whatever you need to say. ALSO I'M NOT LYING ABOUT ANYTHING. You want an example? Go back and look at the Gitmo. prison thread in which the poster compared post 9/11 treatment of prisoners to the treatment of prisoners by the Nazis. You claimed that he wasn't saying that at all and then I showed you point blank where he said it straight up. (Source: http://www.conquerclub.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=127886&p=2805264&hilit=prisoners#p2805068) OH YOU JUST THINK THAT WENT AWAY? NO HYPOCRITE. NO IT DID NOT. YOU'RE THE ONE THAT IS LYING.
Good Day
I guess it was option #2 then...repeat the accusation and pretend that's proof.
I notice you haven't provided any quotes here. You want me to do all the work for you. You made the statement - now back it up or admit that you are lying. Be sure to include the statements that you and I may be referring to, so that the context is clear. Thanks.
I just added the link (edit) in as you posted; but its here too. I backed that up and it was plenty fresh that backing shouldn't be an issue in any event.
http://www.conquerclub.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=127886&p=2805264&hilit=prisoners#p2805068
ViperOverLord wrote:^^
Dude that's enough by itself. If you're willing to blatantly lie and say someone didn't say something they did say then you think I'm going to waste my time chronicling all your lies and misgivings?
