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#661 Re: Guns N' Roses » Wtf happened to…The Blues (Street of Dreams I guess) » 271 weeks ago
AgesOfTheIce wrote:And the song is definitely about Slash, when you read his 2000 Rolling Stone interview it becomes 100% clear.
Who writes a love song about some you detested? No one. Most likely about a past love affair. Listen to Hardschool, Now that's about Slash!
I hope not every slow ballad isn’t about Slash. What if after all these years Sweet Child o Mine was really about Slash? Or we if find out that November Rain is really about marrying Slash? What if Patience is really a song expressed to Slash?
That would be pretty queer.
#662 Re: The Garden » Current Events Thread » 272 weeks ago
You are right....Bill Cosby and OJ didn’t do it.
The legal system has nothing to do with whether you did it or not. Grow up.
#663 Re: The Garden » Current Events Thread » 272 weeks ago
I find that sometimes when people's behaviour is really contradictory too it can take a moment to sort of fully process exactly what they just did.
You sort of assume it was somehow your fault, or like sometimes I'll attempt to forgive the person like it's not so big a deal, then you get progressively angrier over time as you realise what a violation it really was.
I could imagine that happening with a cosby victim too. Like he seemed charming and is very funny in person. Everyone else loves him. He has a reputation as a clean cut champion of family entertainment. That's in direct opposition to how he seemed to drug your drink. Now he's acting like you're still friends and not mentioning the rape at all, acting like it didn't happen. It's the kinda thing that makes you temporarily question what happened - did you say something that made that happen? Did you drink more than you should? How sure are you that there were drugs? Maybe it was an accident etc?
I had a situation once where I had been single for a long time and unhappy about it. I finally meet a new girl and things are great. Few months in a bring her to hang out with one of my best mates (who had his own girlfriend). Throughout the course of the night this guy brings up in conversation how much in love I had been with an ex-girlfriend. He tells my current girlfriend all about how I had said I would never love anyone else. He basically tries to wind her up and split us up. Then he goes back to normal hangs with us. Makes plans to see me again. Hangs out with me again like it's no big deal. I bring it up and he just says "oh did I say that? Probably just chatting" and plays it down when he had gone on in detail to her about every one of my faults for like an hour lol.
Was kinda hard for me to process...cos like trying to bust up my relationship apparently just for fun and for no reason is not the actions of a friend, yet this guy has been friends with me for years, and he's not acting like he wants to end the friendship verbally. Just like it's going to a new normal part of our friendship to fuck me over now. But not even admit he's fucking me over.
So like this kinda made me mad over time. I forgave him on the spot for the dumb comments at first cos I was just kinda shocked and figured he fucked up some how, but then it started to eat at me ....like why did he do that? What else will he do? Did I cause it? etc.
So like...while in principle I agree with Randell in the idea of like "why would you keep hanging out with a dude who raped you" I can also see how sometimes when people are very nice to you generally but then randomly do something completely assholish and seemingly out of character that it can take a little bit to process what the hell happened.
So it sounds like you agree that women in general don’t take enough accountability.
I’d be inclined to agree.
We hear about this shit happening all the time. Why are so few held accountable if it’s against the law? Why are some people’s lives destroyed for committing these acts while others become present.
This isn’t very liberal of me to say…but sometimes i get tired of paying the price for what other rich men do.
I supervise female employees and I’m surrounded by them all the time. It gets exhausting always being so careful with the words i select and i am very conscious of what i could potentially get in trouble for. I had a young, fresh college grad show up to work in a crop top and daisy duke shorts about a month into employment. Imagine being a man almost twice her age having to give her feedback on that…and why should i have to? This should be common sense. Often times these situations are motivated by the chance to provoke.
An entire generation of women who have been emboldened by petty causes like ‘free the nipple’ and absolutely no accountability for their own behavior. So emboldened that they may potentially use these rules to entrap a man.
Its hard for me to understand the bill Cosby situation.
#664 Re: The Garden » Covid 19 » 272 weeks ago
Good news, dude. Just heard J&J is effective against the delta variant, too.
I had Pfizer and the only side effect I had was a sore arm for a few days after the first shot.
Is Pfizer not effective against the delta variant?
#665 Re: The Garden » Current Events Thread » 272 weeks ago
He was knocking them out.
I think you missed the point. He's saying Motley Crue was notorious for something similar.
#667 Re: The Garden » Current Events Thread » 272 weeks ago
mitchejw wrote:misterID wrote:So was Steve McQueen. He was literally on his way, saw a good looking girl on the sidewalk, picked her up and decided to nail her and blew off the party.
My auto correct Kind of messed up my Cosby post. Went ahead and edited it. Basically, the prosecution made a deal with him that if he went ahead with a civil trial and testified they wouldn't press criminal charges because they didn't have a strong case. In a criminal case he has the right not to take the stand. You don't have that right in civil court, and they can use that testimony against you in a criminal case whether you take the stand or not. The prosecutor just decided not to honor it and ran a campaign that he was going to prosecute Cosby.
I think Cosby is guilty as a mother fucker, but you cannot shit on someone's constitutional rights.
I have no idea if he’s guilty or not…how can you be so sure?
I’m so confused about whether or not people find this shit to repulsive or even criminal at all. It hits close to home for me and I’ve resigned myself to the fact that many people just don’t care.
Because he admitted it. That's the whole point, he testified in a civil case, and it was used in his criminal case against him.
Wouldn't you agree to admitting to anything to stay out of jail?
#668 Re: The Garden » Current Events Thread » 272 weeks ago
you really surprised this is how the stimulus turned out? I used mine responsibility and according to the rules. Turns out I’m the schmuck
No I'm not really surprised... just pointing out the fact.
If you never thought normal, everyday Americans mattered, why have you spent years enthusiastically defending various politicians?
Because I just assumed this is how it's always been. I don't remember a president before Ronald Reagan. The precedent that was set in my earliest years was greed, fuck labor, corporations matter more than people. Then corporations are people. It just seems like the whole system and all the rules were always set up so that a few dozen or so people would always be at the top.
Edit: Donald Trump's elections election and the way he conducted himself disgusted me in a way that I can never look at my own country again in the same way.
#669 Re: The Garden » Current Events Thread » 272 weeks ago
mitchejw wrote:James wrote:I say this on a regular basis but I'll say it again...
The US is in a state of collapse and in the meantime...we get to have a dystopian existence.
They don't even bother pretending to hide the fact that our elite get away with anything...and in the off chance one of them goes to jail... just hold your horses....they'll get you out of there.
They did the same thing with Epstein 10-15 years ago. Fucker was supposed to rot in prison but they gave him the deal of the century....and then he continued to party with our elite and no one cared.
This will blow over quickly. They'll let it spin through the outrage cycle a bit and then it will be gone from the headlines.
Is they the main reason for things falling apart? The elite getting away with murder?
Well.... it's one of the reasons.
We don't matter anymore and at some point in the past 10-15 years or so...they decided to stop acting like they care.
Everything is just blatantly out in the open...and why shouldn't it be? Anything they do no matter how good or bad will have a bunch of plebs defending them.
Like the stimulus. They made a production out of doing it and it only cost a couple hundred billion. What put it into the trillions was giving shit tons of money to various corporations. Other things too but that was the meat and potatoes.
Gave money to stop them from laying off workers (supposedly) and they pocketed the money and started laying off workers.
I see they're already trying to turn this Cosby crap into a left/right issue on social media.
Don't fall for it.
It no longer matters which color sits in the big seat. It's corruption top to bottom.
Remember those kids in cages you hated and only a Nazi would put kids in cages?
They're still there...they just stopped calling them cages so their cheering plebs would stop whining.
Remember how Kamala was put in charge of the border issues and was going to be hard at work fixing it?
How's that working out?
None of these people care.
I never thought ‘we’ mattered.
Are you really surprised this is how the stimulus turned out? I used mine responsibility and according to the rules. Turns out I’m the schmuck.
#670 Re: The Garden » Current Events Thread » 272 weeks ago
So was Steve McQueen. He was literally on his way, saw a good looking girl on the sidewalk, picked her up and decided to nail her and blew off the party.
My auto correct Kind of messed up my Cosby post. Went ahead and edited it. Basically, the prosecution made a deal with him that if he went ahead with a civil trial and testified they wouldn't press criminal charges because they didn't have a strong case. In a criminal case he has the right not to take the stand. You don't have that right in civil court, and they can use that testimony against you in a criminal case whether you take the stand or not. The prosecutor just decided not to honor it and ran a campaign that he was going to prosecute Cosby.
I think Cosby is guilty as a mother fucker, but you cannot shit on someone's constitutional rights.
I have no idea if he’s guilty or not…how can you be so sure?
I’m so confused about whether or not people find this shit to repulsive or even criminal at all. It hits close to home for me and I’ve resigned myself to the fact that many people just don’t care.
