Chaos and Hate at Ann Coulter Speech, student arrested

[KrazyHorse]

He's deep in the Nedaverse now.

[Ned]

Krazypussy, Yeah. In a way I'm joking. But I wouldn't put it past Ann.

[Ben Kenobi]

even so, fine != arrest, right?

Very true. However, my point stands that we do fine obscene gestures in certain situations.

I mean, what happens to the ball players who do an obscene gesture to the crowd? Are they not fined for the act?

[Ben Kenobi]

Che:

the kid's comments were political

Grabbing his crotch is considered political?

[Pekka]

Ned has a point though. I can see the more conservative type of people who would interrupt a speaker with different beliefs, well not interrupting but asking similar question and then be expelled for it.

Because a) a person who attacks conservatives is thought as activist, or a thinker. In a way that the person is idealist, has a good cause and is raising important questions that is vital for democracy. b) the more conservative thinker would be seen more as a stupid bully, who has no idealism, but more aggression and even hatred.

Even though the question would be exactly the same.

However, the speaker shouldn't be a normal speaker but very provocative one, like AC. Like.. Michael Moore for example.

[Atahualpa]

Originally posted by Ned


And now, we get a movie about the First Crusade!!!

Because Orlando Bloom and Swords did sell very well in LOTR...
Basically the story could be anything if it just features a bunch of cool guys fighting with some swords... some epic scenery.. there you get your blockbuster



Anyway, what's that got to do with her incredible self-pwnage?

[Atahualpa]

Originally posted by Pekka
Ned has a point though. I can see the more conservative type of people who would interrupt a speaker with different beliefs, well not interrupting but asking similar question and then be expelled for it.

Because a) a person who attacks conservatives is thought as activist, or a thinker. In a way that the person is idealist, has a good cause and is raising important questions that is vital for democracy. b) the more conservative thinker would be seen more as a stupid bully, who has no idealism, but more aggression and even hatred.

What a weird impression

[chequita guevara]

Ned used a bad word.

[Imran Siddiqui]

Originally posted by Ben Kenobi
I mean, what happens to the ball players who do an obscene gesture to the crowd? Are they not fined for the act?

By the TEAM or the LEAGUE! Not the government, you doofus!

I got no problem with your boss demoting you, or something, for making an obscene gesture for making the company look bad! This was a government school, so the government is acting here, and the government doesn't fine ball players for giving the crowd the finger .

[Ned]

Actually, I just saw the movie about the Kingdom of Heaven. It takes place just before the third crusade. And, the movie makes no sense at all. It is a major pile of crap, PC bull**** gone amok. You actually have to see this garbage to understand what I mean.

[MarkG]

what? are you saying that a blacksmith who lived all his life in his village couldnt rise up to to be a knight, farm the desert, organize the defence of a city, make strategic decisions and inspire his people?

[molly bloom]

Originally posted by Ned


And now, we get a movie about the First Crusade!!!

So in the Nedaverse version of history, Salah ud Din took part in the fighting of the First Crusade, did he ?


Hmmm.....

[Ned]

Originally posted by molly bloom



So in the Nedaverse version of history, Salah ud Din took part in the fighting of the First Crusade, did he ?


Hmmm.....

I said that before I saw the movie.

[Ned]

Originally posted by MarkG
what? are you saying that a blacksmith who lived all his life in his village couldnt rise up to to be a knight, farm the desert, organize the defence of a city, make strategic decisions and inspire his people?

That is the only good part of the movie. I am speaking, of course, about the politics of the movie once it gets to Jerusalem.