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Re: 😈 Obedience training: Nobody deserves to be the emperor of the world!
by
nullius
on 29/11/2020, 18:01:09 UTC
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Achtung, Achtung!  According to the official policy of Bitcointalk Suchmoon’s Vision (BSV), nullius is a cunt”.  Quote-unquote. 🏆


Much though I would prefer to spend my time more productively, I roll with the punches.  Turn lemons into lemonade.  If the forum’s most manipulative two-faced troll flies into a rage and calls me “a cunt”, then I will make art of it!  —At least, if this forum’s policy permits artRoll Eyes

But if I take the time to write another long essay hereby, it should be after I catch up on the other stuff that suchmoon has been sucking my clock—I mean, my time away from, with her middle-schooler gutter-mouth antics about cunts.

No, really!  So antiheroic am I that when I was called “a cunt”, I replied with, inter alia, a fine-art painting of a cunt from a French museum.  Some Puritanical, thin-skinned pussy then reported my post, which was deleted...


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I boycotted the Congress of Vienna; I never signed the Treaty of Paris, much less the Final Act.  I think that Europe would be far better off under Napoleonic hegemony.  —Or my hegemony.  Muahahaha!

Anyway, if Switzerland breaks its own neutrality, then I will kick its arse.

Epic #FAIL:  Start a topic titled, “Do you want more or less freedom?”—and then enforce the
Not Safe For Wife
standard, when you are evidently married to this:



[...]

Ordinarily, as a gentleman, I would not speak ill of a man’s wife in an Internet argument.  But if you want to hide behind her, and she is a classless harridan who disrespects fine art, then she is fair game.
Let’s make a deal:  You stand up for your own opinion, without suggesting that I must comply with your wife’s sensibilities per a “Not Safe For Wife” rule Roll Eyes; and I will not mention her again in this context.  I did not like doing that.  It is terribly rude.  The politics of personal attacks on men’s wives (and otherwise family) is a despicable trend that started in the 1930s–50s.  Very modern.  I detest it.
...and then, you rhetorically hid behind your wife and kids.  Classy.

My campaign will save the Nietzsche lessons and other serious discussion for another day.

On a popular level (—most suitable for panem et circenses—),