I do recall that one of the posts you put in some words of attribution for someone... and probably in that case, it would have been good to note it (or maybe say it in small type ... ).. whatever, it was kind of a joke or a way to dig in at someone in a strategic way... ..
oh yeah, that one... was more of a joke but turns out she was very annoyed at having her character defiled on a public site.... funny that.
Yeah.. pretty funny if you are quoting some bear with bullish comments or even quoting a bull with bearish comments... or to say that such and such bear says that such and such bull is wonderful or the opposite.... and NOT really that big of a deal... whether you fixed it or NOT.. Probably, i would have fixed it... but then if someone is ordering me to fix something, then probably, i will be less inclined to fix it...
good...good, come to the dark side!
Wait...the empire is the dark side. Come to the light side then. Our cookies are superior, if you know what I mean
Howz the Real doing, Prof? Ya got great confidence in your national currency? I read the story about how it was created. I couldn't believe Brazilians were that stupid. Then I started reading your posts. You rail against private sector scammers and ignore the greatest scammers of all: The governments of the world. Then you say "Yes, the government has problems, but it would be so much better if only people like me were in charge." That would be a disaster. I'm comforted by the fact that the sociopaths who run the governments would never let that happen.
Ah yes, ye olde "the system is fine, we need to vote in the right people" utopia. If that's not an utopian idea, I don't know what is. We have tried this literally thousands of times. So how is that working out for us? Famous Einstein quote about insanity comes to mind.
BTW I would like to apologize to JayJuanGee for placing him way lower than octaft on my "likeable statists" list back when this thread was full of anarchist/statist rants. My argument was that octaft doesn't do ad hominem. Oh well...
And lest I forget:
CCMF!