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#1031 Re: Management » Turning off Karma » 501 weeks ago
OK, just to appease you crybabies, I looked at the negative karma I gave. Four in total to buzz including this thread...in the last 22 weeks. Four negative karmas in 22 weeks, and this guy starts a thread over it.
Here is an example of one I said sucked for his (repeated) personal insults:
Should I award positive karma for this rude post? As not to hurt his feelings? If this forum has a negative karma feature, and somebody acts ummm, negative, then guess what?
This is a user whose majority of contributions include personal attacks and insults towards others. He accumulates 4 negative karma in 22 weeks and then declares publicly that he's being treated unjustly.
In the last 32 weeks I have awarded 1 negative and 2 positive to Flagg, yet apparently this ratio isn't enough to keep him happy either.
In all fairness to myself, I also awarded 1 positive karma to Buzz, but also told him he needed a hug and was a putz (because he does and he is)...but some people just see the negative in life I guess.
#1032 Re: The Garden » US Politics Thread » 501 weeks ago
Never said private businesses were perfect, but they manage to make money in most cases where the gov't operates at a deficit as a whole.
As if the way a business and government generate revenue are the same at all. Imagine if you had a board of directors screaming at the shareholders about the CEO running a monthly deficit, yet refused to allow additional revenue streams at all costs, all while trying to pacify their stockholders who simultaneously demand growth/dividends.
I noticed you didn't deny anything I said about the industry was the truth. Good move.
Again, the weakest move yet. A republican favorite: attacking silence, or perceived silence. So lame.
Just like somebody who makes a claim and refuses to source it with data...except themselves. 
#1033 Re: Management » Turning off Karma » 501 weeks ago
Karma is fun. I give good and bad. If you say something lame, or suck as a human being, I click on "bad karma." If you make me laugh, or used your brain I give you "good."
Some people take things way too seriously...
#1034 Re: Management » Turning off Karma » 501 weeks ago
buzzsaw wrote:How do you shut off Karma so the little crybabies don't give you negative points for being smarter than they are? Snowflakes dominating this place these days.
Wait didn't you say their opinions "mean nothing"?
Isn't this the point where I should say "triggered"?
The irony is you have your karma turned off. So instead I have 4 hand written letters for you which proclaim your excellence as I see it...still waiting for a mailing address.
#1035 Re: The Garden » US Politics Thread » 501 weeks ago
It's so much information....24/7 almost. Another report from Mother Jones!
2 White House Officials Helped Give Nunes Intelligence Reports
#1036 Re: The Garden » US Politics Thread » 501 weeks ago
My source is me and experience.
You're fascinating!
One of my favorites from you...
Trump is a negotiator. .

He's done a brilliant job so far. We're only on the hook a proposed 18 billion for his stupid wall. Up 18 billion from when he said Mexico was going to pay it.
That Trump...he sure is one brilliant negotiator.
#1037 Re: The Garden » US Politics Thread » 501 weeks ago
https://www.yahoo.com/news/lawyer-micha … itics.html
"No reasonable person, who has the benefit of advice from counsel, would submit to questioning in such a highly politicized, witch hunt environment without assurances against unfair prosecution," Kelner said. -Flynn's attorney
House intelligence committee spokesman Jack Langer said Flynn has not offered to testify to the committee in exchange for immunity.
But let's all jump to the conclusion Flynn has a bombshell revelation. No article is saying he does. But fuck anyone who doesn't "know" that's what's really going on.
WSJ puts up an article and people talk about that article. That's about it. Of course his lawyer is going to say that, what else do you think he's going to say?
Here's our options as I see them thus far:
Flynn:
1) Has no information, but wants immunity of some sort before talking about anything with investigators (I find this unlikely)
2) The government does not need him as they already have enough evidence
3) The government may offer him a plea deal for his testimony, but surely aren't going to give him immunity out of the gate. (It's called negotiating, something Trump would know all about in theory)
4) The government may prefer somebody else's testimony as they would rather put Flynn in prison (unlikely)
#1038 Re: The Garden » US Politics Thread » 501 weeks ago
If I need to prove that to you, you are stupid and lazy. Take a look at the creation of the exchanges in case you think I'm wrong.
So like everybody thought...no data to support your claim. Just childish insults.
#1039 Re: The Garden » US Politics Thread » 501 weeks ago
The investigation into Russian collusion/meddling has only intensified. Clinton Watts told the Senate Intelligence Committee that Russia interfered in the general as well as the GOP primary election. Flynn is now trying to offer testimony so he doesn't go to prison, and Flagg still calls it all a conspiracy.
Seriously...
#1040 Re: The Garden » US Politics Thread » 501 weeks ago
Answer what, weirdo?

