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Old 12-24-2006, 09:20 PM   #31
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Wait, isn't it generally accepted that Generation X is the laziest generation? I'm lookin in your direction big guy.
Actually I was reading an article recently that stated that while Gen Xers as employees had no company loyalty, they were generally hard working and had realistic expectations.

Gen Yers are prone to fits of immediate gratification. They want immediate reviews, immediate followup and feedback, and don't want to wait for promotions or work towards them because it takes too long

 
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Old 12-24-2006, 10:00 PM   #32
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You know what's interesting is the relationship between the draft and the anti-war movement. It seems that unless there is a possibilty that any young person could go at any moment, no one really seems to care about protesting in huge numbers and doing counter-cultural things. Maybe the reinstatement of the draft would spark a new era of creativity and inspiration like it did in the 60s. Or maybe we'd just run amok and loot Best Buy.

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I just think a lot of people would be more apt to fight for their right to stay lazy than they would be to let themselves get drafted and let the military shape them up into useful citizens
How dumb is this comment? There's the assumption that the military makes everyone useful (it doesn't: you get out what you put in, like college), there is the assumtion that a particular generation is lazier than the rest (I don't even know how you quantify that), and then there is the hilarious fact that Corganist isn't lining up at the recruitment centers to go out and fight for his rights in Iraq. I mean, really, dude, can it.

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I'm not saying that I think the military would actually shape people up.
That's funny because:

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the military [would] shape them up into useful citizens
That's exactly what you said! I mean who the fuck are you, Republican John Kerry? You backed away from the original statment immediately.

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It seems that the people who crow loudest about how people need to be patriots and die in some senseless war, are the same ones who sit back on their asses and do nothing at all.
The fact that you have to clarify this should go a long way explaining why your original comment was kind of confused to begin with.

 
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Old 12-24-2006, 10:02 PM   #33
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Gen Yers are prone to fits of immediate gratification. They want immediate reviews, immediate followup and feedback, and don't want to wait for promotions or work towards them because it takes too long
Isn't that more indicative of spoiling than laziness?

 
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Old 12-24-2006, 10:09 PM   #34
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Isn't that more indicative of spoiling than laziness?
Yes, they are lazy as a result of being spoiled and getting trophies for 5th place

 
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Old 12-24-2006, 10:53 PM   #35
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man i never got any trophies for fifth place

i think you're getting your generations confused there, old man.

 
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Old 12-25-2006, 03:26 AM   #36
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How dumb is this comment? There's the assumption that the military makes everyone useful (it doesn't: you get out what you put in, like college), there is the assumtion that a particular generation is lazier than the rest (I don't even know how you quantify that), and then there is the hilarious fact that Corganist isn't lining up at the recruitment centers to go out and fight for his rights in Iraq. I mean, really, dude, can it.



That's funny because:



That's exactly what you said! I mean who the fuck are you, Republican John Kerry? You backed away from the original statment immediately.
Why didn't you quote all of what I actually said? The last part of my original statement was "like Nimrod seems to be suggesting." I wasn't saying that I thought the military would universally shape people up. I said that view was what I took Nimrod's view to be, and I was disagreeing with it.

Seriously, sometimes I think you guys see my name come up in a thread and immediately come up with what you think my "evil Republican" view on the matter is before you even read my posts. ("Oh that bastard Corganist, I'm sure he just loves the military and sees no problems with a draft. Piece of GOP loving scum that he is.") And if I don't actually say something that conforms to that, then you just pretend I did anyway. Give me a break. I can't be wrong all the time.

 
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Old 12-25-2006, 04:17 AM   #37
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No. I just think a lot of people would be more apt to fight for their right to stay lazy than they would be to let themselves get drafted and let the military shape them up into useful citizens like Nimrod seems to be suggesting.
I mainly meant the lazy shiftless assholes who demand their freedom but wouldn't lift a finger to defend it, nor feel the need to study history before 1980

the main point though is more dead/overseas guys = more pussy for the rest of us

 
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Old 12-25-2006, 04:18 AM   #38
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Give me a break. I can't be wrong all the time.
srsly. he's not sleeper for fuck's sake

 
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Old 12-25-2006, 04:28 AM   #39
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You know what's interesting is the relationship between the draft and the anti-war movement. It seems that unless there is a possibilty that any young person could go at any moment, no one really seems to care about protesting in huge numbers and doing counter-cultural things. Maybe the reinstatement of the draft would spark a new era of creativity and inspiration like it did in the 60s. Or maybe we'd just run amok and loot Best Buy.
I dedicated alot of time protesting the war. I dropped out because I don't think peaceful protesting will change anything. If there is any sort of counter cultural movement this time around, I think it will be more violent and alot of anarchist or (close to anarchist) type groups will spring up. IE: The world cannot wait is bordering on the anarchist activities. At least some of people involved in that group has been.

 
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Old 12-25-2006, 04:34 AM   #40
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I dedicated alot of time protesting the war. I dropped out because I don't think peaceful protesting will change anything. If there is any sort of counter cultural movement this time around, I think it will be more violent and alot of anarchist or (close to anarchist) type groups will spring up. IE: The world cannot wait is bordering on the anarchist activities. At least some of people involved in that group has been.
unfortunately the ones who could throw a real revolution are written off by the left as "right wing nutjobs" and the ATF kills them

 
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Old 12-25-2006, 04:40 AM   #41
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hey nim

whatcha gonna do if they draft you?

 
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Old 12-25-2006, 04:57 AM   #42
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He's over 30. I know it's crazy that a man who's 36 would hang out with teenagers and twenty somethings but he's pretty pathetic.

 
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Old 12-25-2006, 04:58 AM   #43
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Why didn't you quote all of what I actually said? The last part of my original statement was "like Nimrod seems to be suggesting." I wasn't saying that I thought the military would universally shape people up. I said that view was what I took Nimrod's view to be, and I was disagreeing with it.

Seriously, sometimes I think you guys see my name come up in a thread and immediately come up with what you think my "evil Republican" view on the matter is before you even read my posts. ("Oh that bastard Corganist, I'm sure he just loves the military and sees no problems with a draft. Piece of GOP loving scum that he is.") And if I don't actually say something that conforms to that, then you just pretend I did anyway. Give me a break. I can't be wrong all the time.
Actually, I just think you talk a bunch of b.s. and then in a storm of it weasel out of dumb statments. Which is why i didn't quote any of it since it's mostly fillibuster. The phrase "I just think" means that YOU think it. Am I wrong? Let's not split hairs here.

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Old 12-25-2006, 05:26 AM   #44
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He's over 30. I know it's crazy that a man who's 36 would hang out with teenagers and twenty somethings but he's pretty pathetic.
I don't think nim is pathetic. He can be mean though.

Anyway, billy is 39 hanging with kids and twenty somethings.....eh?

 
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Old 12-25-2006, 06:00 AM   #45
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He's over 30. I know it's crazy that a man who's 36 would hang out with teenagers and twenty somethings but he's pretty pathetic.
Also I'm not 36.

I love that a guy that gets fired from fucking IHOP and is a 25 year old virgin is calling me pathetic.

 
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Old 12-25-2006, 02:37 PM   #46
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well, if billy is doing it most be ok.

 
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Old 12-25-2006, 06:27 PM   #47
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Also I'm not 36.

I love that a guy that gets fired from fucking IHOP and is a 25 year old virgin is calling me pathetic.
Well you know what they say, it takes one to know one.

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Old 12-25-2006, 06:33 PM   #48
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I mainly meant the lazy shiftless assholes who demand their freedom but wouldn't lift a finger to defend it, nor feel the need to study history before 1980

the main point though is more dead/overseas guys = more pussy for the rest of us
you're somehow implying that fighting a war in iraq equates to defending freedom.

nazis and japs were a threat to freedom. iraq was not

 
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Old 12-25-2006, 08:39 PM   #49
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you're somehow implying that fighting a war in iraq equates to defending freedom.

nazis and japs were a threat to freedom. iraq was not
Afghanistan would be and whether or not you liked the war to begin with, the hornets nest that's now stirred up over there has become a fight for the security of the western world

 
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Old 12-25-2006, 08:40 PM   #50
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Well you know what they say, it takes one to know one.
.. you are calling me a virgin. That makes a lot of sense.

 
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Old 12-25-2006, 09:04 PM   #51
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I'm calling you pathetic.

Posts like your last one really highlight this, so thanks for doing my job for me.

 
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Old 12-25-2006, 09:14 PM   #52
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Afghanistan would be and whether or not you liked the war to begin with, the hornets nest that's now stirred up over there has become a fight for the security of the western world
thats a really great response to my reply which was all about afghanistan

oh wait.

afghanistan is a place worth fighting in. there wouldn't be a need for a draft if that was the only place we were fighting in anyway.

 
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Old 12-25-2006, 09:46 PM   #53
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The draft could be the best thing that ever happened to the laziest generation in history

lol yeah it's nice since you're an old piece of shit huh? well to be fair your fat ass wouldn't be physically fit to be drafted anyway.

 
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Rarely speak to me through rep

 
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Old 12-26-2006, 12:19 AM   #55
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afghanistan is a place worth fighting in. there wouldn't be a need for a draft if that was the only place we were fighting in anyway.
And because we went in, screwed their government, then left without reconstructing like we promised we would, we'll be there again in a few years! Huzzah!

That's one of my many problems with the Iraq war. All of our Afghanistan forces were sent straight to Iraq, effectively screwing the Afghans we promised to help. And now we're promising not to do the same thing to Iraq!

 
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Old 12-26-2006, 03:39 AM   #56
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ah i don't think all our forces were sent to Iraq from Afghanistan

 
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Old 12-27-2006, 12:33 AM   #57
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I would never go, ever. I wouldn't run away either. I would bear jail or stigmatization. No one has any right to force another man to fight, kill other men or die himself against his will. I would stand on that principal.

 
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I would never go, ever. I wouldn't run away either. I would bear jail or stigmatization. No one has any right to force another man to fight, kill other men or die himself against his will. I would stand on that principal.
"I ain't got no quarrel with them Viet Cong!"

 
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digging up old turds?

 
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