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Fri, Dec 2 2016 6:51 AM (18 replies)
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  • drmoose
    3,541 Posts
    Wed, Nov 30 2016 5:53 PM

    Hell , I was just gonna reply to Krizan 'bout "Too many backward thinkin' folk over here"an' they done pulled the reply buttton. Fortunately, there were enough of us " backward thinkin' folk", to see that the liberal / forward thinkin' folk were leadin' us off the cliff, an' their agenda was only benefiting a few. I don't know how this may affect your side of the pond, but, I am optimistic for the the first time in over thirty years. Tea ? Anyone ?

    Doc:)

  • ct690911
    7,205 Posts
    Wed, Nov 30 2016 6:27 PM

    drmoose:

    Hell , I was just gonna reply to Krizan 'bout "Too many backward thinkin' folk over here"an' they done pulled the reply buttton. Fortunately, there were enough of us " backward thinkin' folk", to see that the liberal / forward thinkin' folk were leadin' us off the cliff, an' their agenda was only benefiting a few. I don't know how this may affect your side of the pond, but, I am optimistic for the the first time in over thirty years. Tea ? Anyone ?

    Doc:)

    Considering the Brexit...and what is happening (politically) in Germany, France, Belgium, etc...methinks the Euros already have their hands full.

  • drmoose
    3,541 Posts
    Wed, Nov 30 2016 7:32 PM

    Yep, then why concern themselves with what's goin' on over here ?

    Doc :)

    :  Rhetorical question :)

  • srellim234
    2,077 Posts
    Wed, Nov 30 2016 8:25 PM

    The posting guidelines clearly state "no politics". They'll keep locking them if people keep ignoring the rules .

  • drmoose
    3,541 Posts
    Thu, Dec 1 2016 3:35 AM

    srellim234:

    The posting guidelines clearly state "no politics". They'll keep locking them if people keep ignoring the rules .

    Point taken, how'sabout we have a stimulating conversation regarding how "they" can find the time to police the forums, but, can't seem to find the time to fix many long standing issues with the game ?

    Doc :)

     

  • craigswan
    31,784 Posts
    Thu, Dec 1 2016 3:51 AM

  • ct690911
    7,205 Posts
    Thu, Dec 1 2016 5:06 AM

    drmoose:

    srellim234:

    The posting guidelines clearly state "no politics". They'll keep locking them if people keep ignoring the rules .

    Point taken, how'sabout we have a stimulating conversation regarding how "they" can find the time to police the forums, but, can't seem to find the time to fix many long standing issues with the game ?

    Doc :)

    +1

    Additionally, the T&Cs state many things, but the rules are enforced arbitrarily (being kind). It often boils down to which Mod reads the post and what kind of mood he's in.

    My high school hall monitors were more consistent.

    ct

  • mkrizan86
    1,866 Posts
    Thu, Dec 1 2016 6:25 AM

    drmoose:

    Hell , I was just gonna reply to Krizan 'bout "Too many backward thinkin' folk over here"an' they done pulled the reply buttton. Fortunately, there were enough of us " backward thinkin' folk", to see that the liberal / forward thinkin' folk were leadin' us off the cliff, an' their agenda was only benefiting a few. I don't know how this may affect your side of the pond, but, I am optimistic for the the first time in over thirty years. Tea ? Anyone ?

    Doc:)

    Doc, the fact that I would obviously never agree with your political stance, does not prevent me to like you as a person (as much as I know you from here) ;-) It just means that we'd probably talk about anything else over a beer.

    Despite the fact, that your political situation probably won't affect me whatsoever, I have an opinion on it. Although I decided to work in a completely different field, I have a Masters in Political science. And everything from this field is still of interest to me.

    I would describe myself as (very) liberal democrat, with some deviations (for instance, I would fully support the death penalty for child molesters, medieval style). I always thought that things like "pro choice", equal LGBT, gender and racial rights was something, that should've never even been discussed and should be self evident and normal to any rational person.

    I'm from Slovenia and had experienced both of the most common systems. We lived in socialism for my 1st 16 years and in a fledgling capitalism for my other 25. Funny thing is, the vast majority of people was better off before, at least as far as the standard of living.  Next to zero poverty (not many very rich either), the very few unemployed were taken care of well enough, completely free healthcare and education for everyone and next to none violent crimes.  The free education (from elementary school through PHD) is the only thing that hasn't changed, although the crime rate is still extremelly low, compared to others.

    Perhaps that's why I'm so left leaning. Could also be cause of my atheism. For whatever reason, this is who I am and what I think. 

    I still like you, I hope you don't hate me. I'm just passionate when it comes to politics. And I still think, that someone who said all the idiotic and offensive things he said and had directly stolen from small businesses and working class, should be jailed, not elected. If not for other things, then for his haircut alone ;-)

    Cheers, Jure

  • Jimbog1964
    8,378 Posts
    Thu, Dec 1 2016 6:39 AM

    Obviously all left field for a golf forum the immediately above, but nonetheless fascinating:)

    Yes having different view points and being able to discuss it is good, and just perhaps the way to that boring grey bit in the middle that we always swing too far either side of.  I must admit I side with doc but that's JMO, not at all attempting to diminish the value of your views.

     

    Individual freedom must remain the first, middle and last points on my compass.  Guess argue all day how well capitalism has served that or not, but on the whole I do believe it's the best of a bad lot. JMO.

    Now that's not to say that capitalism must now reinvent itself again.  We did so pretty well after the 20th centuries two world conflicts on the whole, and we jolly well need to this time around before something real nasty goes pop.  

    Capitalism is the way, but not without looking after it's own citizens in a mixed economy first............Gosh do I sound a lefty?  Most think of me as a right winger through and through.  Old left or old right aside globilisation needs sorting out quickly or we will all be in for it.

     

  • drmoose
    3,541 Posts
    Thu, Dec 1 2016 6:59 AM

    @ Jure, ditto m'friend. That we agree to disagree does not preclude that we not be amicable toward each other. Given the background information you've provided , I can certainly understand your stance. For me, there simply was no other choice, it was "politics as usual" or play the wild card. To say I have not benefited under the status quo is an understatement. My hope is for a positive change.

    Doc :)

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