[FairfieldLife] Re: Who on FFL disagrees with this?

2010-03-08 Thread off_world_beings

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One of Raj Patel's main themes is that the new capital
for
  the
21st
century is going to be the capital of 'giving'. ie. He
is
  saying
  that
true wealth in the future will come from giving.
   
Who on FairfieldLife would say 'no' to that philosophy
for
  the
21st
century? In essence, do you agree with this idea or not?
If
  not,
  state
in one sentence your alternative approach.
   
OffWorld
   
  
  
   I say no to that philosophy.
  
   The best way to allocate the scarce resources of the world
in
  the
  fairest and most efficient way -- in particular and
disproportionately
  in favor of the poorest of the world -- is through the
  selfishness
and
  me, firstness of the unfettered free market.
 
  Thanks for the honest answer, but your method will not work
in
  the
21st
  century. Your method allocates resources to the biggest army
  only,
and a
  few of their citizens and not to the most successful
businesses
  as
your
  free-market philosophy champions. Your method also fuels and
perpetuates
  terrorism worldwide.  And the problem is, many people have
the
biggest
  army now, its called a nuclear bomb. So your greed will come
  back to
  bite you and leave the world devastated. So, no, your
methods
  are
the
  methods of the dark ages, not the 21st century.
 
  Next please. (move along now Shemp, your kind are
history,
  not
part
  of the future.)
 
  OffWorld
 

 Again, the person who you supported for president, Ron Paul,
  agrees
with me and disagrees with you.
   
I supported Obama for President.
   
  
  
  
   You supported Obama only AFTER Ron Paul was out of the running
 
  Nope. Ron Paul was still in the running at the time. I supported Ron
  Paul for leader of the Republican party because he was far better
than
  all those idiots and criminals that you supported Shemp. But you
  warmongers pushed him out and smeared him, so that an old idiot
  warmonger could shuffle around with some bimbo ,making complete
fools of
  you and your warmongering hateful ant-social archaic neandhethal
friends
  Shemp.
 
  I was the first on FFL life to support Obama for President. (and
that
  fact just makes you so mad doesn't it Shemp.)
 
  OffWorld
 


 That you supported Obama?  Nope, it confirms to me that you shouldn't
have been in Ron Paul's camp in the first place.

They are both against the Iraq war and Guantanomo.
They are both against against corporate control of government.
They are both for science over religious Neocon fanaticism.

They are more alike than anybody.

I HOPE Ron Paul gets the Republican candidacy, so that you will see
Obama and Ron Paul debate and agree on almost everything. 

[FairfieldLife] Re: Who on FFL disagrees with this?

2010-03-07 Thread off_world_beings



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One of Raj Patel's main themes is that the new capital for the
21st
century is going to be the capital of 'giving'. ie. He is saying
  that
true wealth in the future will come from giving.
   
Who on FairfieldLife would say 'no' to that philosophy for the
21st
century? In essence, do you agree with this idea or not? If not,
  state
in one sentence your alternative approach.
   
OffWorld
   
  
  
   I say no to that philosophy.
  
   The best way to allocate the scarce resources of the world in the
  fairest and most efficient way -- in particular and
disproportionately
  in favor of the poorest of the world -- is through the selfishness
and
  me, firstness of the unfettered free market.
 
  Thanks for the honest answer, but your method will not work in the
21st
  century. Your method allocates resources to the biggest army only,
and a
  few of their citizens and not to the most successful businesses as
your
  free-market philosophy champions. Your method also fuels and
perpetuates
  terrorism worldwide.  And the problem is, many people have the
biggest
  army now, its called a nuclear bomb. So your greed will come back to
  bite you and leave the world devastated. So, no, your methods are
the
  methods of the dark ages, not the 21st century.
 
  Next please. (move along now Shemp, your kind are history, not
part
  of the future.)
 
  OffWorld
 

 Again, the person who you supported for president, Ron Paul, agrees
with me and disagrees with you.

I supported Obama for President.

You have nothing in common with Ron Paul Shemp. Why do you keep kidding
yourself? I told you a million times. You are nothing like him, and you
don't understand any of his points.  You are a warmonger, he is a
peacenik. Why do you keep kidding yourself?

Ron Paul is all about charities too. ie. Giving. He believes that
helping others comes naturally. He just doesn't understand that in an
age of ignorance, with ignoramouses such as you, there needs to be an
organized effort to help others in a way that the consensus in society
feels is best (rather than your ignorant inefficient ideas) --  and that
is called socialism.

Socialism is the wave of the future.

Peace and love.

OffWorld



[FairfieldLife] Re: Who on FFL disagrees with this?

2010-03-07 Thread ShempMcGurk


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 One of Raj Patel's main themes is that the new capital for the
 21st
 century is going to be the capital of 'giving'. ie. He is saying
   that
 true wealth in the future will come from giving.

 Who on FairfieldLife would say 'no' to that philosophy for the
 21st
 century? In essence, do you agree with this idea or not? If not,
   state
 in one sentence your alternative approach.

 OffWorld

   
   
I say no to that philosophy.
   
The best way to allocate the scarce resources of the world in the
   fairest and most efficient way -- in particular and
 disproportionately
   in favor of the poorest of the world -- is through the selfishness
 and
   me, firstness of the unfettered free market.
  
   Thanks for the honest answer, but your method will not work in the
 21st
   century. Your method allocates resources to the biggest army only,
 and a
   few of their citizens and not to the most successful businesses as
 your
   free-market philosophy champions. Your method also fuels and
 perpetuates
   terrorism worldwide.  And the problem is, many people have the
 biggest
   army now, its called a nuclear bomb. So your greed will come back to
   bite you and leave the world devastated. So, no, your methods are
 the
   methods of the dark ages, not the 21st century.
  
   Next please. (move along now Shemp, your kind are history, not
 part
   of the future.)
  
   OffWorld
  
 
  Again, the person who you supported for president, Ron Paul, agrees
 with me and disagrees with you.
 
 I supported Obama for President.
 



You supported Obama only AFTER Ron Paul was out of the running.

Don't try and weasel out of it.




 You have nothing in common with Ron Paul Shemp. Why do you keep kidding
 yourself? I told you a million times. You are nothing like him, and you
 don't understand any of his points.  You are a warmonger, he is a
 peacenik. Why do you keep kidding yourself?
 



Ron Paul supported the war in Afghanistan.  I don't think a peacenik would do 
that.

Ron Paul was also in the military for years.



 Ron Paul is all about charities too. ie. Giving. He believes that
 helping others comes naturally. He just doesn't understand that in an
 age of ignorance, with ignoramouses such as you, there needs to be an
 organized effort to help others in a way that the consensus in society
 feels is best (rather than your ignorant inefficient ideas) --  and that
 is called socialism.
 
 Socialism is the wave of the future.
 



Ron Paul is 180 degrees opposite of you.



 Peace and love.
 
 OffWorld





[FairfieldLife] Re: Who on FFL disagrees with this?

2010-03-07 Thread off_world_beings

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wrote:
 
 
  One of Raj Patel's main themes is that the new capital for
the
  21st
  century is going to be the capital of 'giving'. ie. He is
saying
that
  true wealth in the future will come from giving.
 
  Who on FairfieldLife would say 'no' to that philosophy for
the
  21st
  century? In essence, do you agree with this idea or not? If
not,
state
  in one sentence your alternative approach.
 
  OffWorld
 


 I say no to that philosophy.

 The best way to allocate the scarce resources of the world in
the
fairest and most efficient way -- in particular and
  disproportionately
in favor of the poorest of the world -- is through the
selfishness
  and
me, firstness of the unfettered free market.
   
Thanks for the honest answer, but your method will not work in
the
  21st
century. Your method allocates resources to the biggest army
only,
  and a
few of their citizens and not to the most successful businesses
as
  your
free-market philosophy champions. Your method also fuels and
  perpetuates
terrorism worldwide.  And the problem is, many people have the
  biggest
army now, its called a nuclear bomb. So your greed will come
back to
bite you and leave the world devastated. So, no, your methods
are
  the
methods of the dark ages, not the 21st century.
   
Next please. (move along now Shemp, your kind are history,
not
  part
of the future.)
   
OffWorld
   
  
   Again, the person who you supported for president, Ron Paul,
agrees
  with me and disagrees with you.
 
  I supported Obama for President.
 



 You supported Obama only AFTER Ron Paul was out of the running

Nope. Ron Paul was still in the running at the time. I supported Ron
Paul for leader of the Republican party because he was far better than
all those idiots and criminals that you supported Shemp. But you
warmongers pushed him out and smeared him, so that an old idiot
warmonger could shuffle around with some bimbo ,making complete fools of
you and your warmongering hateful ant-social archaic neandhethal friends
Shemp.

I was the first on FFL life to support Obama for President. (and that
fact just makes you so mad doesn't it Shemp.)

OffWorld




[FairfieldLife] Re: Who on FFL disagrees with this?

2010-03-07 Thread ShempMcGurk


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 wrote:
  
  
   One of Raj Patel's main themes is that the new capital for
 the
   21st
   century is going to be the capital of 'giving'. ie. He is
 saying
 that
   true wealth in the future will come from giving.
  
   Who on FairfieldLife would say 'no' to that philosophy for
 the
   21st
   century? In essence, do you agree with this idea or not? If
 not,
 state
   in one sentence your alternative approach.
  
   OffWorld
  
 
 
  I say no to that philosophy.
 
  The best way to allocate the scarce resources of the world in
 the
 fairest and most efficient way -- in particular and
   disproportionately
 in favor of the poorest of the world -- is through the
 selfishness
   and
 me, firstness of the unfettered free market.

 Thanks for the honest answer, but your method will not work in
 the
   21st
 century. Your method allocates resources to the biggest army
 only,
   and a
 few of their citizens and not to the most successful businesses
 as
   your
 free-market philosophy champions. Your method also fuels and
   perpetuates
 terrorism worldwide.  And the problem is, many people have the
   biggest
 army now, its called a nuclear bomb. So your greed will come
 back to
 bite you and leave the world devastated. So, no, your methods
 are
   the
 methods of the dark ages, not the 21st century.

 Next please. (move along now Shemp, your kind are history,
 not
   part
 of the future.)

 OffWorld

   
Again, the person who you supported for president, Ron Paul,
 agrees
   with me and disagrees with you.
  
   I supported Obama for President.
  
 
 
 
  You supported Obama only AFTER Ron Paul was out of the running
 
 Nope. Ron Paul was still in the running at the time. I supported Ron
 Paul for leader of the Republican party because he was far better than
 all those idiots and criminals that you supported Shemp. But you
 warmongers pushed him out and smeared him, so that an old idiot
 warmonger could shuffle around with some bimbo ,making complete fools of
 you and your warmongering hateful ant-social archaic neandhethal friends
 Shemp.
 
 I was the first on FFL life to support Obama for President. (and that
 fact just makes you so mad doesn't it Shemp.)
 
 OffWorld



That you supported Obama?  Nope, it confirms to me that you shouldn't have been 
in Ron Paul's camp in the first place.

There is not now nor was there before the election anything about Obama that I 
much liked.



[FairfieldLife] Re: Who on FFL disagrees with this?

2010-03-06 Thread ShempMcGurk


--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, off_world_beings no_re...@... wrote:

 
 One of Raj Patel's main themes is that the new capital for the 21st
 century is going to be the capital of 'giving'. ie. He is saying that
 true wealth in the future will come from giving.
 
 Who on FairfieldLife would say 'no' to that philosophy for the 21st
 century? In essence, do you agree with this idea or not? If not, state
 in one sentence your alternative approach.
 
 OffWorld



I say no to that philosophy.

The best way to allocate the scarce resources of the world in the fairest and 
most efficient way -- in particular and disproportionately in favor of the 
poorest of the world -- is through the selfishness and me, firstness of the 
unfettered free market.



[FairfieldLife] Re: Who on FFL disagrees with this?

2010-03-06 Thread off_world_beings


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wrote:



 --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, off_world_beings no_reply@
wrote:
 
 
  One of Raj Patel's main themes is that the new capital for the 21st
  century is going to be the capital of 'giving'. ie. He is saying
that
  true wealth in the future will come from giving.
 
  Who on FairfieldLife would say 'no' to that philosophy for the 21st
  century? In essence, do you agree with this idea or not? If not,
state
  in one sentence your alternative approach.
 
  OffWorld
 


 I say no to that philosophy.

 The best way to allocate the scarce resources of the world in the
fairest and most efficient way -- in particular and disproportionately
in favor of the poorest of the world -- is through the selfishness and
me, firstness of the unfettered free market.

Thanks for the honest answer, but your method will not work in the 21st
century. Your method allocates resources to the biggest army only, and a
few of their citizens and not to the most successful businesses as your
free-market philosophy champions. Your method also fuels and perpetuates
terrorism worldwide.  And the problem is, many people have the biggest
army now, its called a nuclear bomb. So your greed will come back to
bite you and leave the world devastated. So, no, your methods are the
methods of the dark ages, not the 21st century.

Next please. (move along now Shemp, your kind are history, not part
of the future.)

OffWorld




[FairfieldLife] Re: Who on FFL disagrees with this?

2010-03-06 Thread ShempMcGurk


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 --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, ShempMcGurk shempmcgurk@
 wrote:
 
 
 
  --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, off_world_beings no_reply@
 wrote:
  
  
   One of Raj Patel's main themes is that the new capital for the 21st
   century is going to be the capital of 'giving'. ie. He is saying
 that
   true wealth in the future will come from giving.
  
   Who on FairfieldLife would say 'no' to that philosophy for the 21st
   century? In essence, do you agree with this idea or not? If not,
 state
   in one sentence your alternative approach.
  
   OffWorld
  
 
 
  I say no to that philosophy.
 
  The best way to allocate the scarce resources of the world in the
 fairest and most efficient way -- in particular and disproportionately
 in favor of the poorest of the world -- is through the selfishness and
 me, firstness of the unfettered free market.
 
 Thanks for the honest answer, but your method will not work in the 21st
 century. Your method allocates resources to the biggest army only, and a
 few of their citizens and not to the most successful businesses as your
 free-market philosophy champions. Your method also fuels and perpetuates
 terrorism worldwide.  And the problem is, many people have the biggest
 army now, its called a nuclear bomb. So your greed will come back to
 bite you and leave the world devastated. So, no, your methods are the
 methods of the dark ages, not the 21st century.
 
 Next please. (move along now Shemp, your kind are history, not part
 of the future.)
 
 OffWorld


Again, the person who you supported for president, Ron Paul, agrees with me and 
disagrees with you.

Did you even bother to find out what he stood for before you became the 
fanatical supporter of his that you were?