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Postby bruiser » Sun Aug 26, 2007 6:41 am

why is it again that i stick to the new releases and rarities forums?
oh yeah, it's because of hilarious posts like these!

[quote][i]Originally posted by scoundrel[/i]
<br>I cant even hear Bloody Simon's voice. The only thing I hear is that faggots(Justins) voice and his dance moves.
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[quote] Anyone willing to buy any Justin Timberlake music should be shot![/quote]

"shot"? do adults actually talk like this?

oh, and keeping that "faggot" comment in the forums is shameful. i wonder what the response would have been if someone had called timbaland a "nigger."

asshole.
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Postby Fred Taghon » Sun Aug 26, 2007 12:31 pm

I agree - cool to have an opinion, but definitely more constructive and creative ways to express it.
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Postby ben_at_work » Sun Aug 26, 2007 2:13 pm

Yeah, thats not good Scoundrel.
I know people get passionate about their likes and dislikes and everything but thats pretty derogatory. Didn't 86 go off on The Leisure Process once? He tore them up with nary a derogatory word.

Maybe it wasn't the Leisure Process. Hmmm, whats that band he always bags on that someone else asked if they were new wave? He always mentions that band.

Come on Scoundrel "Use a bit of common!"

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Postby eight6 » Sun Aug 26, 2007 10:26 pm

[quote][i]Originally posted by ben_at_work[/i]

I know people get passionate about their likes and dislikes and everything but thats pretty derogatory. Didn't 86 go off on The Leisure Process once? He tore them up with nary a derogatory word.

Maybe it wasn't the Leisure Process. Hmmm, whats that band he always bags on that someone else asked if they were new wave? He always mentions that band.


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Postby bruiser » Sun Aug 26, 2007 10:46 pm

[quote][i]Originally posted by spiralvisions[/i]
<br>I think they are just words and they are only "offensive" and have power enough to offend, because people let themselves be bothered. I don't see people without fathers throwing fits if someone says the word "bastard". Just as men don't generally get defensive when someone stereotypes them, but oh if you were to ever say anything to a woman about "women" (I am one btw so you can't claim it is just because I don't understand these delicate matters). People need to quit being babies. It's just noises made with the mouth, or shapes your eyes see, that mean an [b]opinion[/b](def. what one [i]thinks[/i]; belief not so strong as knowledge). So what if someone does or doesn't like or dislike what you do or don't. Yes at times it gets very immature with all the name calling and silly things that get posted. But that's why generally the easiest thing to do is laugh at it, or ignore it. If it is really so juvenille, then it isn't worth being bothered about. I don't care if people get angry I said all this. You're welcome to your opinion about that as well. [:D] I'm just saying though..no one is ever going to agree 100% and especially not every person in this world. There are bound to be mistakes, and differences..Cest le vie.

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Postby i_like_lectric_motors » Sun Aug 26, 2007 11:16 pm

[quote][i]Originally posted by spiralvisions[/i]
<br>"oh, and keeping that "faggot" comment in the forums is shameful. i wonder what the response would have been if someone had called timbaland a "nigger." "

I think they are just words and they are only "offensive" and have power enough to offend, because people let themselves be bothered. I don't see people without fathers throwing fits if someone says the word "bastard". Just as men don't generally get defensive when someone stereotypes them, but oh if you were to ever say anything to a woman about "women" (I am one btw so you can't claim it is just because I don't understand these delicate matters). People need to quit being babies. It's just noises made with the mouth, or shapes your eyes see, that mean an [b]opinion[/b](def. what one [i]thinks[/i]; belief not so strong as knowledge). So what if someone does or doesn't like or dislike what you do or don't. Yes at times it gets very immature with all the name calling and silly things that get posted. But that's why generally the easiest thing to do is laugh at it, or ignore it. If it is really so juvenille, then it isn't worth being bothered about. I don't care if people get angry I said all this. You're welcome to your opinion about that as well. [:D] I'm just saying though..no one is ever going to agree 100% and especially not every person in this world. There are bound to be mistakes, and differences..Cest le vie.


[b]<font color="green"> "Someone will inevitably find something wrong in almost everything. So do what it is that you do best, and remember to have enough tolerance for two."</font>[/b]
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Right on ... not only that but the irony of saying "do adults actually talk like this?" in a post as whiny, childish and hyper-sensitive as his is beyond hilarious.
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Postby i_like_lectric_motors » Sun Aug 26, 2007 11:17 pm

[quote][i]Originally posted by eight6[/i]
<br>[quote][i]Originally posted by ben_at_work[/i]

I know people get passionate about their likes and dislikes and everything but thats pretty derogatory. Didn't 86 go off on The Leisure Process once? He tore them up with nary a derogatory word.

Maybe it wasn't the Leisure Process. Hmmm, whats that band he always bags on that someone else asked if they were new wave? He always mentions that band.


[/quote]



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Maybe he means the universally hated by anyone possessing even the slightest bit of taste THE COLOUR FIELD. [?]
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Postby bruiser » Mon Aug 27, 2007 12:45 am

[quote]
Right on ... not only that but the irony of saying "do adults actually talk like this?" in a post as whiny, childish and hyper-sensitive as his is beyond hilarious.
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whiny? childish? hyper-sensitive? because "faggot" is offensive?
alrighty then, i'm back to the other forums. there is no talking sense here.
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Postby eight6 » Mon Aug 27, 2007 1:03 am

[quote][i]Originally posted by i_like_lectric_motors[/i]
<br>[quote][i]Originally posted by eight6[/i]
<br>[quote][i]Originally posted by ben_at_work[/i]

I know people get passionate about their likes and dislikes and everything but thats pretty derogatory. Didn't 86 go off on The Leisure Process once? He tore them up with nary a derogatory word.

Maybe it wasn't the Leisure Process. Hmmm, whats that band he always bags on that someone else asked if they were new wave? He always mentions that band.


[/quote]



Wasn't me Ben...I like LP.


[/quote]


Maybe he means the universally hated by anyone possessing even the slightest bit of taste THE COLOUR FIELD. [?]



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Either that or AFTC.
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Postby i_like_lectric_motors » Mon Aug 27, 2007 1:10 am

[quote][i]Originally posted by bruiser[/i]
<br>[quote]
Right on ... not only that but the irony of saying "do adults actually talk like this?" in a post as whiny, childish and hyper-sensitive as his is beyond hilarious.
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whiny? childish? hyper-sensitive? because "faggot" is offensive?
alrighty then, i'm back to the other forums. there is no talking sense here.
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"Faggot" is offensive and I don't agree with its use but come on ... get a grip. Everything in life offends "somebody". Coming from a guy who calls himself "Bruiser" and who immortalized the (admittedly deserved) farewell to djsoss "sayonara, dipshit" it was just a little surprising.
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Postby eight6 » Mon Aug 27, 2007 1:18 am

LOL, yeah, that does make the protest seem a little jaded. Maybe a list of acceptable/non-acceptable insults should be posted. I know I'm always on the hunt for new words to add to the vernacular.
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Postby bruiser » Mon Aug 27, 2007 1:48 am

[quote][i]Originally posted by i_like_lectric_motors[/i]
<br>[quote][i]Originally posted by bruiser[/i]
<br>[quote]
Right on ... not only that but the irony of saying "do adults actually talk like this?" in a post as whiny, childish and hyper-sensitive as his is beyond hilarious.
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whiny? childish? hyper-sensitive? because "faggot" is offensive?
alrighty then, i'm back to the other forums. there is no talking sense here.
[/quote]

"Faggot" is offensive and I don't agree with its use but come on ... get a grip. Everything in life offends "somebody". Coming from a guy who calls himself "Bruiser" and who immortalized the (admittedly deserved) farewell to djsoss "sayonara, dipshit" it was just a little surprising.
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i will not get a grip. what is [i]your[/i] button that should not be pushed? what slur or insult could i say to you that would trigger you to speak up and say something? you are telling me to get a grip, that i am hyper-sensitive, childish(?), and whiny (????? this one i don't understand at all) because i'd like people to be able to critique an artist without resorting to calling him a "faggot"? okay, fine, nobody likes the new duran duran. big whoop. so how does that merit such a response? there are lots of ways to disparage an artist, or his music, that don't involve offending people that have probably been called "faggot" enough in their lives. they don't need to come here to read it too.

and come on. let's not split hairs here: calling djsoss a "dipshit" in that context is hardly the same thing. sure, it makes me look like a loose cannon with a gutter mouth; and certainly it makes one wonder where i get off telling people not to call each other names. but "dipshit" i stand behind, as not only was it abundantly clear he was being one, but hardly offends a minority group. unless the dipshits of the world have banded together and wish to be recognised as actual dipshits. if so, sorry that i offended.

bruiser was a beloved pet, but if the name gives me some sort of bad-ass persona, so be it. ;-)

while it may make me bristle, i'll give you "sensitive." i'll give you (at times) "childish." but "whiny"? not when someone needs to be called out for being an ignorant bigot. that's just bullshit.
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Postby bruiser » Mon Aug 27, 2007 1:58 am

[quote][i]Originally posted by spiralvisions[/i]
<br>I just think it's silly all around. Everyone finds something offensive..and the word "faggot" and also "nigger" I disrespect all objections to when homosexual men or black men are allowed to say them to eachother. I think that is stupid. Either the word is offensive or it isn't. That or we start going by intentions..in which case "Thanks" has been used with more malice and sarcasm to me more often than any other word. So are we going to ban please and thank you? Or are we going to say "ban words with malice attatched"? In that instance there would be no measure for it and people would be "arrested" for "thought crimes" wrongly and often..why not just say "oh well" instead. Makes more sense. If we ruled by emotional and personal choices the world would be chaotic..oh that's right it is already..and you know why? Because people care too much about what will offend one another and try to bend to each complaining person's veiws. As I stated..and my signature states..you cannot please everyone and someone is always bothered by something.. I hate hair-"metal" music but I would never ask that it be banned or all topics stating it's existence removed or shat on. Though awfully tempting don't you think? That's when you suck it up.

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"oh well." you are right. "oh well." "oh well, people say shitty things to each other. oh well, shitty things are validated, and become acceptable, because nobody says anything. oh well, i'll just suck it up."

i wonder how many people through the years wish they'd not just said "oh well." how many people who just "sucked it up" until suddenly their culture permitted the ongoing harrassment of them, because nobody ever said "no. that's not acceptable." "oh well" is not being tolerant of anything. it's sticking your head in the fucking sand.

and p.s.
this is a new wave music message board, and what does being a "faggot" have to do with that?
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Postby ben_at_work » Mon Aug 27, 2007 2:01 am

[quote][i]Originally posted by i_like_lectric_motors[/i]
<br>[quote][i]Originally posted by eight6[/i]
<br>[quote][i]Originally posted by ben_at_work[/i]

I know people get passionate about their likes and dislikes and everything but thats pretty derogatory. Didn't 86 go off on The Leisure Process once? He tore them up with nary a derogatory word.

Maybe it wasn't the Leisure Process. Hmmm, whats that band he always bags on that someone else asked if they were new wave? He always mentions that band.


[/quote]



Wasn't me Ben...I like LP.


[/quote]


Maybe he means the universally hated by anyone possessing even the slightest bit of taste THE COLOUR FIELD. [?]



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YES! The Colour Field!!!!!! [;)]
Right on! Leave it to Motors to remember! You already corrected me the other day on the Frayo post. Damn your great memory. [;)]

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Postby i_like_lectric_motors » Mon Aug 27, 2007 2:44 am

[quote][i]Originally posted by bruiser[/i]

i will not get a grip. what is [i]your[/i] button that should not be pushed? what slur or insult could i say to you that would trigger you to speak up and say something? you are telling me to get a grip, that i am hyper-sensitive, childish(?), and whiny (????? this one i don't understand at all) because i'd like people to be able to critique an artist without resorting to calling him a "faggot"? okay, fine, nobody likes the new duran duran. big whoop. so how does that merit such a response? there are lots of ways to disparage an artist, or his music, that don't involve offending people that have probably been called "faggot" enough in their lives. they don't need to come here to read it too.

and come on. let's not split hairs here: calling djsoss a "dipshit" in that context is hardly the same thing. sure, it makes me look like a loose cannon with a gutter mouth; and certainly it makes one wonder where i get off telling people not to call each other names. but "dipshit" i stand behind, as not only was it abundantly clear he was being one, but hardly offends a minority group. unless the dipshits of the world have banded together and wish to be recognised as actual dipshits. if so, sorry that i offended.

bruiser was a beloved pet, but if the name gives me some sort of bad-ass persona, so be it. ;-)

while it may make me bristle, i'll give you "sensitive." i'll give you (at times) "childish." but "whiny"? not when someone needs to be called out for being an ignorant bigot. that's just bullshit.

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Ok, Bruiser ... it's up to you whether or not you want to be offended. Just remember that it's impossible to be offended without YOU giving your consent. But yes, it is your right. I didn't mean to say that I didn't think it was. I just thought it was out of character coming from you. So I was wrong.

Again, I don't agree with calling anyone a "faggot" either and believe me when I say I'd be the first person to have your back if anyone ever tried to physically bash you in my presence. My support for gay people is well-documented, both here and IRL. But it's my opinion that nobody, regardless of who they are, should need to be protected from mere words. "Sticks and stones" and all that good shit.

As for what my hot button is, I can't really think of any one thing. Maybe the atheist-bashing thing, but since it's never come from anyone I even minutely respect, why give a rat's ass? Let the ignorant remain so. It's not like they're gonna change.
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