Now THIS is a Super Bowl ad.

JnC4GB wrote:

Hmmmm...   [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]  That's a real bad bout of bodacious butthurt you've got goin' on there, good buddy...    

JnC4GB wrote:The logical fallacy of false equivalency.

You can pull the "there's starving children in Africa" card to trump virtually ANYTHING, sport. Doesn't make other problems unworthy of fixing.

As for "butthurt," it ain't mine, Clarence. That ad was from the National Congress of American Indians --not me. 
I just thought it well done and would fucking rock as a Super Bowl ad. 

Too bad the National Congress of American Indians' advertising budget isn't quite as large as that cunt, Papa John's is...

Thor11 wrote:

JnC4GB wrote:The logical fallacy of false equivalency.

You can pull the "there's starving children in Africa" card to trump virtually ANYTHING, sport. Doesn't make other problems unworthy of fixing.

As for "butthurt," it ain't mine, Clarence. That ad was from the National Congress of American Indians --not me. 
I just thought it well done and would fucking rock as a Super Bowl ad. 

Too bad the National Congress of American Indians' advertising budget isn't quite as large as that cunt, Papa John's is...

Sorry to piss on your pity party there JnC, but Mr Goodell has declared it a done deal. Redskins name will remain. Get off the the 'good cause' bandwagon, that train has left the station. Deal with it. Tonto.

Thor

JnC4GB wrote:

JnC4GB wrote:

JnC4GB wrote:

Thor11 wrote:

JnC4GB wrote:The logical fallacy of false equivalency.

You can pull the "there's starving children in Africa" card to trump virtually ANYTHING, sport. Doesn't make other problems unworthy of fixing.

As for "butthurt," it ain't mine, Clarence. That ad was from the National Congress of American Indians --not me. 
I just thought it well done and would fucking rock as a Super Bowl ad. 

Too bad the National Congress of American Indians' advertising budget isn't quite as large as that cunt, Papa John's is...

Sorry to piss on your pity party there JnC, but Mr Goodell has declared it a done deal. Redskins name will remain. Get off the the 'good cause' bandwagon, that train has left the station. Deal with it. Tonto.

Thor

Jesus, Thor, you can't even use a cliche' without fucking it up. 

As for this issue? Only a matter of time, dude. Only a matter of time. Don't believe me? Then go ask that married couple Steve and Bob in Seattle. I think you can find them downtown buying legal weed.

duck wrote:

JnC4GB wrote:

Okay, here's my stab at political incorrectness.  Not that it mitigates the callous mistreatment and genocide of their people but I was underwhelmed by the list of "great" Indians.  Jesus, when you have to cite Jim Thorpe and Billy Fucking Mills in your list of cultural contributions, that's a pretty skimpy list.  In contrast, if you were to rattle off the names of Jews who have made important contributions to society, even the world, you would have geniuses at the top of many fields ranging from science to politics to the arts.  Let's just say some cultures have more to show than others.

Political incorrectness #2:  yeah, it's sad to see pictures of the starving African children.  It's unfortunate that people are suffering and dying of disease and famine all over the globe.  However, the flip side is that we live in an overpopulated world with diminishing resources.  While it's noble and arguably the right thing to do to try to save these unfortunates, in the long run we're just setting the world up for even greater crises in the future.  Historically human population growth has always been regulated by famine, disease and war.  War had the added positives of dispersing cultures and gene pools, and incentivizing innovation.  I know this is a sick train of thought... and I am not promoting or advocating any of these awful things... but let's just say if they do happen, humanity as a whole could possibly be better off for it.


Duck......I keep forgetting.   Are "JEWS" a religion group or a race group?

RingoCStarrQB wrote:

duck wrote:

JnC4GB wrote:

Okay, here's my stab at political incorrectness.  Not that it mitigates the callous mistreatment and genocide of their people but I was underwhelmed by the list of "great" Indians.  Jesus, when you have to cite Jim Thorpe and Billy Fucking Mills in your list of cultural contributions, that's a pretty skimpy list.  In contrast, if you were to rattle off the names of Jews who have made important contributions to society, even the world, you would have geniuses at the top of many fields ranging from science to politics to the arts.  Let's just say some cultures have more to show than others.

Political incorrectness #2:  yeah, it's sad to see pictures of the starving African children.  It's unfortunate that people are suffering and dying of disease and famine all over the globe.  However, the flip side is that we live in an overpopulated world with diminishing resources.  While it's noble and arguably the right thing to do to try to save these unfortunates, in the long run we're just setting the world up for even greater crises in the future.  Historically human population growth has always been regulated by famine, disease and war.  War had the added positives of dispersing cultures and gene pools, and incentivizing innovation.  I know this is a sick train of thought... and I am not promoting or advocating any of these awful things... but let's just say if they do happen, humanity as a whole could possibly be better off for it.


Duck......I keep forgetting.   Are "JEWS" a religion group or a race group?

RingoCStarrQB wrote:Well, not to divert this thread............that Packers fans are a CULTURE too!

~Sheila~ wrote:

RingoCStarrQB wrote:Well, not to divert this thread............that Packers fans are a CULTURE too!

Is this a good or bad thing?