@blablarg18 As a general rule, I would say no... Stereotypes are never a good thing as they often do not reflect the opinions, values, styles, etc of the masses, but rather only portray an image of the people that does not accurately depict the group as a whole.
Posts made by MrMazda
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RE: Bakhmut becomes Artemovskposted in Politics & Debate
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RE: USSA watch: Even with Biden Regime lies, censorship & jailings, majorities know truthposted in Politics & Debate
@blablarg18 It's just that whether or not the poll hits on the truth does not change whether or not the belief is true. I just don't see how opinion (however popular or unpopular) can in any way determine what the facts are.
Don't get me wrong though... I'm not a fan of Biden, and I am also not a fan of Trump either. I find BOTH of them to be vile and disgusting humans (if you even want to call them that). Now... the interesting thing to see will be to see whether or not the majority of the masses are correct in their belief and assertion.
Simply put, I'm looking for the facts, regardless of however popular or unpopular that they may be by way of public opinion.
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RE: USSA watch: Even with Biden Regime lies, censorship & jailings, majorities know truthposted in Politics & Debate
@blablarg18 What do polls of what the people think have anything to do with the facts of the matter? They're literally speculation at its finest and mean nothing in terms of the actual facts.
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RE: What a difference 30 years can makeposted in Politics & Debate
Don't get me wrong... I'm all for marketing to the largest market possible in the masses, but I couldn't help but laugh at this one. If you want to feature a chubbier dude to try to market to a larger target audience, that's fine, but why does it have to be a butterface?
I mean seriously... They're great and all.... BUTT-ER-FACE! LOL
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RE: "Why Martin Luther King Was Republican"posted in Politics & Debate
@raphjd This does not surprise me... Many politicians will say whatever they think they need to say in order to get into power, and then quite often, do not deliver on their promises. It's kind of sad, really.
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RE: Mizzy Tiktoker: Prankster arrested for assaulting orthodox Jews in Stamford Hillposted in Politics & Debate
@raphjd It's a sad, sad world that we live in... It never used to be this way, but things seem to get just a little worse every day.
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RE: Florida suspect charged with 186 felonies over possessing child and animal sex abuse contentposted in Politics & Debate
@raphjd Ah... That would make sense. I just found the number rather oddly specific.
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RE: EXCLUSIVE: Blind charity slams electric car owners who dangle charging cables across the pavement and force pedestrians to dice with death by walking in the roadposted in Politics & Debate
It's sad that things have come to this... And to thin in the 1920's and 1930's, electric cars were a thing but got shut down because of big oil.
Now we've come full circle, but have not really done anything to address the issue of the wires involved.
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RE: Florida suspect charged with 186 felonies over possessing child and animal sex abuse contentposted in Politics & Debate
@raphjd $972,000 for bail? How did they come to this figure? I mean, don't get me wrong... I'm not saying it's unreasonable to set the bail so high under the circumstances... I'm just saying that this is a rather oddly specific number, which raises the question how did they get to this number...
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RE: NYC Hospital ‘Karen’ Paid for Citi Bike at Center of Viral Fight With Man: Lawyerposted in Politics & Debate
@raphjd Yes... It's really sad what this world has come to.
Granted, I'll give black people that historically speaking, a black man and a white man can commit the exact same crime, and the black man has been slapped harshly, while the white man gets but a mere slap on the wrist by comparison, but many of them take it too far. Many of them (from what I have seen) use that fact somehow as an argument to allow them to get away with it.
Personally, IDGAF who you are, where you're from, or what the colour of your skin is, if you commit a crime, you should be penalized and punished for it accordingly. Using the race card to justify getting off scott free or with just a mere slap on the wrist is in and of itself super racist. Sadly though, it seems that at this day and age, only white people can do bad things, and you can legally discriminate, but only against white people.
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RE: Deko surge protector for PC?posted in Around the House
@Kekkaishi Yes... Most computers will run in under 300W of power consumption. This is rated for 3500W, which is almost 20A. So yes... This will work just fine for your computer.
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RE: What is really going on...posted in Politics & Debate
@lololulu19 Only when the media focuses on them that it becomes an epidemic, eh? Are you aware that the USA is the ONLY country in the world to have a constant issue with mass shootings, to the tune of hundreds a year? How is that not an epidemic when they are literally the ONLY country in the world to have this problem?
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RE: Impeach Biden: support keeps growing, now at 53% overallposted in Politics & Debate
@blablarg18 Wow... You put words in my mouth now too.
My comment wasn't about the report but rather was in response to your blabber in response to my statement that impeachment requires some sort of wrong doing.
If there is evidence of something that would be grounds for impeachment, then I'm all for it. What I do have a problem with though is trying something like that solely for being the political opponent. This applies regardless of what side it happens on.
There are so many things that have come to surface that were either completely fabricated, or were used to push the agenda/narrative of the opposing party or candidate, while simultaneously ignoring evidence that would have proved a very different story. All I'm saying here is with how much corruption and how many lies that have been told on both sides we are now in a world where it becomes hard to truly distinguish what is fact and what is fabrication.... what is real, and what's not
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RE: Impeach Biden: support keeps growing, now at 53% overallposted in Politics & Debate
@blablarg18 Nice deflection... This tells me everything I need to know about you. You need some serious psychiatric help dude.
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RE: Impeach Biden: support keeps growing, now at 53% overallposted in Politics & Debate
@blablarg18 Do you wear a different coloured tin foil hat every time you leave the house?
You sound like you're either suffering from a serious UN-diagnosed and/or untreated mental health condition. I see your lips moving, but all I'm seeing is hot air. Sorry to be the bearer of bad news, but it's just the way it is.
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RE: Impeach Biden: support keeps growing, now at 53% overallposted in Politics & Debate
@blablarg18 My only question is impeach him for what and with what evidence? I mean, don't get me wrong, the dude is a total senile creep, but impeachment requires a wrong doing that can be proven.
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RE: Once again, liberal say this never ever happens - it reminds me of Rep Nadler gaslighting us about Antifaposted in Politics & Debate
@raphjd Yeah... Sadly at this day and age, when someone of a certain group of people (whatever that group may be) does something bad, society in general (and the media) likes to act as though the actions of these few people in the spotlight represent the values of that group of people as a whole.
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RE: Liberals don't care that cops killed a white guyposted in Politics & Debate
@raphjd Is the Highway Traffic Act different in the USA? In Canada, the police absolutely DO have the right to ask you for ID and you DO have to comply with the request as long as either they suspect you of a crime OR (as per the Highway Traffic Act) you are operating or have operated a motor vehicle on a highway as defined by the Highway Traffic Act (which is basically any road or trail). Even if you were already pulled over when the police approached, as the driver of the vehicle you are legally REQUIRED to surrender driver's license, vehicle registration, and proof of insurance upon request from the police or MOT (DMV) enforcement officer (at least in Canada) as the vehicle was on the side of a highway as defined by the Highway Traffic Act.
So... Under Canadian law, this would have been an open and shut case. Under Canadian law, since he was the driver of the vehicle, he would have been required to surrender ID, and upon discovery of the warrant, he would have been legally REQUIRED to comply. Failure or refusal to comply with such a request when operating a motor vehicle is in and of itself a violation (some of which can get you arrested on the spot). Responding in an uncooperative manner and getting violent when getting arrested will at the very least catch you a resisting arrest charge (in addition to the charges for the warrant), if not more (like assault).
Now... That being said, I don't think the way these officers handled things was right under the circumstances either, even if required to surrender ID as the operator of a motor vehicle (if that is even a thing in the USA like it is in Canada), they should have (and at least under Canadian law are required to) informed him of what was about to happen BEFORE trying to touch him.
As the video does NOT show the actual exchange of gunfire, it's hard to say whether or not the police were within their right to use lethal force.
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RE: Once again, liberal say this never ever happens - it reminds me of Rep Nadler gaslighting us about Antifaposted in Politics & Debate
@raphjd Yes... Sadly, there are some who do take things WAY farther than they should ever go with children. Those are the ones I do NOT in any way support. The ones who want to do the drag queen story hour in an age appropriate manner the same way any "normal" person would in my opinion are a different ball of wax from the "freaks" (as I will brand them).
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RE: Age differenceposted in Chit Chat
Biggest age difference was one of my first flings... I was 17, he was 43.