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Re: General Chat

Postby Pabs on 23 Jul 2008, 23:32

sucky sucky wiki wiki

just because I gave you a bit of confidence by replying to your message, don't let it get to your head. OK, fuckface ?

If your link says rotation is over, what the fuck are you talking about EXACTLY ?
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Re: General Chat

Postby Captain Shithead on 24 Jul 2008, 01:10

As I said before Faggy boy, and as the Wiki link says, the oh let me quote it, maybe you get it the third time around:

Following the selection of the 2006 World Cup hosts, FIFA decided on new policy for determining the host of future world cups.


The old rotation policy is out. Clear?

The six world confederations, roughly corresponding to continents, would rotate, with the host country being selected from the confederation's members. This system was only used for the selection of the 2010 and 2014 World Cups.


Here it explains what the policy was. Rotatation between the 6 confederetion. And it says when this policy was used. For the selection of 2 world cups. It's not really that difficult to understand Faggy Boy, even if it's only Wikipedia. Maybe you only trust the KKKpedia?

In September 2007, the rotation system came under review when it was proposed that only the last two World Cup host confederations be ineligible.[15] This proposal was adopted on October 29, 2007 in Zurich, Switzerland by FIFA's Executive Committee. Under this policy, a 2018 bid can come from North America, Asia, Europe, or Oceania, as the 2010 hosts, Africa, and the 2014 hosts, South America, are ineligible.[2]


And here they explain the new policy. Now you in your great faggyness have decided that the "rotation policy" is over. This wikipedia article confirms that. And this Wikipedia article claims that there is a new policy in place. A different one than before. Do you get that? Now if you think this is not correct, just saying "it's WIKIPEDIA!!!!" isn't really enough. Just post a link where it says "Rotation policy" ended, no rotation policy exists anymore, every country can hope to host each time, Brasil could bid for 2018. What the Wiki article says is: A confederetion can host the World Cup every 12 years, not more. Get that? Find a source that says something diffent (no Faggypedia won't do) or just accept it.
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Re: General Chat

Postby Falc on 24 Jul 2008, 11:17

Pabs - Good link on that Obama article. I have been saying the same thing for months now.
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Re: General Chat

Postby Pabs on 24 Jul 2008, 17:39

sucky sucky

Keep your anime school fetish off this thread. Japanese, Swiss, Chinese dogeater, whoever the fuck that whore mother decided to spread her smelly legs to.

ps: did you hear the good news ? your "countryman" (lol !) Veleron Behrami is out at Lazio. One less Muslim in Italy

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Re: General Chat

Postby Captain Shithead on 25 Jul 2008, 03:12

Well Faggy boy. Only you saw any anime school fetish in my posts, intersting. Maybe you are attracted to school girls? Enjoy playing with your niece?

Plus you obviously can't disprove what is written in the Wiki links and quotes, so you change the topic. Revolutionary tactic faggy boy.
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Re: General Chat

Postby Pabs on 25 Jul 2008, 18:49

keep trying if you think you're going to bother me with your comments :D

fucking fish-breathed chink. Go brush those yellow teeth of yours. Inferior monkey.
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Re: General Chat

Postby Captain Shithead on 26 Jul 2008, 03:02

Yes superiour monkey, but still, wouldn't it be easier to just post a link that shows that what Wikipedia says is wrong? Good idea with the tooth brushing actually, excellent idea!
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Re: General Chat

Postby Pabs on 26 Jul 2008, 17:20

yeah that's right. You should give it a try. Be the first nip to do it. Set an example for the other 1B of them.
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Re: General Chat

Postby Captain Shithead on 27 Jul 2008, 16:37

Yep, as expected, still not able to hold a normal conversation... would be so easy, just post a link, either you are right, or I'm right... .and even if I'm right nobody say's that FIFA isn't going to change the rules again. But of course you couldn't admit being wrong. Simply because then that's what you would be doing 90% of the time... well, I go brushing my teeth again, was an interesting experience, thanks for the tip faggy boy!
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Re: General Chat

Postby Pabs on 28 Jul 2008, 00:18

while you're at, stop eating cats and dogs...
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Re: General Chat

Postby Falc on 28 Jul 2008, 00:42

Speaking of eating dogs.

Do you know what Koreans call Chihuahuas?

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Re: General Chat

Postby Leonid on 31 Jul 2008, 20:42

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National Review used to joke that, if a tornado hit Manhattan, the headline in the New York Times would be, “City Hit by Tornado; Blacks and Hispanics Hurt Most.”

Proving that parody is impossible, the following headline appeared this week: “House Majority Whip: Climate Change Hurts Blacks More: Clyburn says African-Americans ‘disproportionately impacted.’”

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Re: General Chat

Postby agentesecreto on 31 Jul 2008, 21:57

Moron:

That's because Blacks are more likely to be poor and live in areas that are vulnerable to natural disasters.

Lern about the country that gave you shelter, moron.
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Re: General Chat

Postby Falc on 01 Aug 2008, 00:19

So what, disasters discriminate now? Let me ask you this, who got hurt the most when the terrorists blew up the Twin Towers?
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Re: General Chat

Postby agentesecreto on 01 Aug 2008, 00:25

Since you developed tunnel vision and became a bit of an idiot sonce you started hanging out with Pabs and the resident Gulagboy, here it is. 9/11 was not a natural disaster. Look up the numbers. Blacks and rural folks are more likely to be poor thus a natural disaster is more likely to cause significant losses to them due to thier vulnerability. Where did you go to skool again?
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Re: General Chat

Postby Falc on 01 Aug 2008, 00:36

Natural disasters happen anywhere. Do you think only the poor suffered in New Orleans? The middle class and even the wealthy had significant losses. In some sense the poor loss less. There was not much to lose to begin with. And some ended up better off due to government aid. The Obama kool-aid is affecting your thought process.
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Re: General Chat

Postby Captain Shithead on 01 Aug 2008, 00:45

Schooled by Palo pequeno. It's getting embarassing Falc....
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Re: General Chat

Postby Falc on 01 Aug 2008, 00:54

Embarrasing is the idiotic comments made here about natural disasters discriminating the poor. When a natural disaster hits, it hits and affects everyone, poor and rich, black and white, male and female. How many poor people have been affected by the forest fires in California? I am the wrong guy to pick a fight with. People should know that by now.
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Re: General Chat

Postby lillie on 01 Aug 2008, 09:55

You're right in one sense Falc. natural disasters doesn't discriminate though often it is so that poor people are more exposed to natural disasters (because wealthier people can afford to live elsewhere or protect themselveves better trough hi´gher quality of housing and so on).

"who got hurt the most when the terrorists blew up the Twin Towers?"


How fortunate then Tom Perkins are wealthier still than Tzivi Lipni...perhaps he can have someone can paint a square big enough for Karl Rove to park his SUV at a central spot when he visits New York at that ground?

And since russian industrialists have not managed to build cars like Mercedes (or motorcycles like Harley Davidson or Suzuki) despite their access to capital, well educated population and natural resources for decades (i.e. long before Putin came to power) their only chance is to purchase them or inherit them or parts of the productionplants. Hopefully Politkovskaya sells some books after her death (and not all is scammed away by russian IT geniouses and marketing dunces who *sells* access to them for nothing like some ambulating 2 dollar Jesuses).
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Re: General Chat

Postby lillie on 01 Aug 2008, 10:00

i must say though, despite I'm not to keen on Berlusconi, that I think it may be a good idea to file suit against Google like his company and a couple of others have done for not paying attention to internationally recognized copyright laws.
I've never downloaded any music through any shareware and i believed that videos at You Tube were either own material that people had sent in or that known artists and such were displayed under similar terms as some sites that have a radio function at them (where those who has the economic right recieves some, if even small amount trough the site that have the radio at their location).
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Re: General Chat

Postby lillie on 01 Aug 2008, 10:11

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Re: General Chat

Postby Pabs on 02 Aug 2008, 01:02

isn't diversity great ? -- yipee

not sure if you guys heard or not but we had quite the crime hear in Canada last night.

Here's the link from cnn.com, but they pretty much used the story's that ctv.ca used anyways

http://www.cnn.com/2008/WORLD/americas/07/31/canada.bus/index.html
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Re: General Chat

Postby Captain Shithead on 02 Aug 2008, 01:26

Falc...

Let's see: Earthquake in China vs Earthquake in Japan. Where do more people die? China. Why? Japan is richer, better prepared. Or an earthquake in Mexico City. Which neighbourhoods will have the most damage? Of the survivors, who will have it easier, the rich, the middle class or the poor?
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Re: General Chat

Postby Leonid on 02 Aug 2008, 01:43

And why Japan is better prepared? - Because Japanese have MORE regard for the human life than the Chinese commies. Not because China as a country is lacking resources, including money. She's got plenty of it.

And when tornadoes sweep through the Midwest, don't WHITES suffer terribly? Do they whine about it? No, they roll up their sleeves and rebuild.

They don't blather endlessly about affirmative action and handouts.
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Re: General Chat

Postby Falc on 02 Aug 2008, 01:55

Let's see, a dead man buried under the rubble, does anyone ask or care if he was rich or poor?

Do you truly want to compare earthquakes in China vs. those in Japan? Buildings constructed in China: on the cheap, through corruption, no standards, no inspections. Those constructed in Japan, better design/structure, taking into account that the land may tremble, building code standards. So what point are you trying to make?

How about the floodings in the midwest along the Mississippi River this past spring/summer? Did the rising tides look for poor neighborhoods? Were only poor towns affected?

Ever hear of Vesuvio? Did it destroy a poor town?

You ask of the survivors? Who will have it easier? A business destroyed is a business destroyed. The owner could be either middle class or wealthy. The owner may not recover at all.

Let me ask you this. A town is flooded by heavy rains and the nearby river rises above its crest. A restaurant is destroyed by the flooding waters, everything is damaged. The proprietor does not have flood insurance and cannot afford to replace the damaged equipment, tables, chairs, etc. He loses his business. The owner of the building has to tear out all of the walls and replace them along with other parts of the building because of water damage. The repairs are costly, take time and while they are being done, there is no rental income. And it takes a while to get a new tenant afterwards. The homeless guy that slept in the alley way had a bag with clothes, blankets and some other stuff. The flooding waters swept his bag away. Who has it easier among those described above to return to their way?
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Re: General Chat

Postby mate on 02 Aug 2008, 04:54

It Had to Happen

Guys, looks like I will be in Chicago for the week of the 11th this month. Can some of us get together for drinks? What say you?

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Re: General Chat

Postby agentesecreto on 02 Aug 2008, 11:29

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Re: General Chat

Postby Falc on 02 Aug 2008, 12:02

And?

Your premise is that natural disasters do not affect anyone else. WRONG! Disasters, natural or man-made affect anyone in its path. The degree of the affect will vary and it is not dependent upon wealth. A business owner who has put all of his savings and owes a bank for the loan to run his business may not be able to recover from a disaster. The loan is still due. Guess what class that person may end up in?

We have seen that wealthy contractors can sometimes bribe government inspectors to ignore building code violations, and the poor have little power to protest and few choices about where to live since these buildings are the only ones they can afford.


Wealthy contractors have bribed government inspectors in developments that are costly too. It is not a one-way street.

While poverty is one important factor in disaster vulnerability, it is not its sole determinant. Experience shows that in some disaster situations, a close-knit poor community has been able to withstand the trauma and destruction of a natural crisis more effectively and with fewer losses than nearby wealthier communities. For example, in the Mexico City earthquake of 1985, one well-organized barrio called Tepito eschewed all outside aid, noting that they were able, as a community, to salvage building materials, reconstruct their shanties, and reopen their small nonformal enterprises far more quickly than their neighbors who lived in expensive high-rise apartments, who did not know or come to the assistance of their neighbors, and who depended on city services and transportation systems to reconstruct their homes or to return to work.


Even your author states that your premise is not a given. Instead of depending upon reports that are written to support an agenda, do some thinking of your own. Look at my example above with the flooded town. Of the 3 characters that I depicted, who among them will be able to return to his normal routine in the shortest amount of time?
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Re: General Chat

Postby agentesecreto on 02 Aug 2008, 12:39

Do you understand Tepito?
One of thereaons Tepito rejected outside help is because back then, the Barrio was so tough that the heag honches did not allow the Mexican Police to patrol the area. Many criminal enterprises are still run from there.

Poverty is not the onlt factor but its a huge factor.

What ethnic group in this country more likely to be poor?
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Re: General Chat

Postby Falc on 02 Aug 2008, 13:13

Appalachians.

Look, when a disaster strikes, it strikes. Some are able to handle it. Others are not. And it may not make a difference if you are rich or poor. While the wealthy may have insurance, not a given, it may have limits. The poor may not have insurance but are more likely eligible for government assistance. In most cases, neither class will be whole. And the degree of becoming whole will vary within the classes as well as among. Disasters do not discriminate and hurt anyone within its path.
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Re: General Chat

Postby agentesecreto on 02 Aug 2008, 13:47

And when tornadoes sweep through the Midwest, don't WHITES suffer terribly? Do they whine about it? No, they roll up their sleeves and rebuild.

They don't blather endlessly about affirmative action and handouts.



Gues who wrote this? A man whose only ticket out of the Soviet Union was his claim of being Jewish. Why were Soviet Jews given refuge in the USA during the cold war?

Isn't that immigration affirmative action?
Isn't a VISA to the greatest country on earth based on ethnicity or religion a hand-out or is this another Divine right?



Is packing your bags "rolling your sleeves"and dealing with it?

Pay attention toyour associates Falc. Isn't it funny that your two cohorts are a racist Canadian who is lonely and unloved and a bitter, right wing Jewish Soviet reject?

Think of it and look at the big picture. If the biggest and most close minded idiots around here agree with you, don't you think it's time to step back and contermplate the horizon?
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Re: General Chat

Postby Falc on 02 Aug 2008, 14:04

Perhaps it is you who should contemplate the horizon. I am looking at the big picture. I am the one who is stating that disasters affect everyone, of every social class, race, ethnicity, etc. Your closed mind does not want to see that. Get out of that minority mode and think global.
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Re: General Chat

Postby agentesecreto on 02 Aug 2008, 14:41

It is global and it is not about race. It's about economics. It just happnes that ethnic minorities are more likely to be poor and by this more likely to be affected by natural disasters. Did middle class folks have to seek refuge in the Superdome? Did people in the Malibu fires need shelter from the redcross ?

Face it, you're an elitist pig. You have global vision?

That's funny, Mr. Juve was not guilty.
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Re: General Chat

Postby Falc on 02 Aug 2008, 14:54

Poverty does not need to be ethnic. Nor minority. The poorest group of people in the U.S. are Appalachians. And those people have roots in this country that go for centuries.

How do you know if middle class folks were not seeking refuge in the Super Dome? How do you know that victims of the Malibu fire did not seek refuge from the Red Cross? Do you think the Red Cross asks for your bank statement or makes a credit check before taking a case? Your generalizations and stereotyping is appalling.
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Re: General Chat

Postby agentesecreto on 02 Aug 2008, 15:30

How many appalachians in the US? yeah, Malibu has one poor neighborhood. It's required by law. The others that qualify as Malibu's poor are the employess of the rich folks. They live in the guest houses and converted housing. They needed help from the redcross.

The rich that went to the Superdome are the ones that couln't book a room.

Get a library card, chunky.

Your vision is the classic 80/20. Read "Friendly Fire"

Learn about 80/20. You and I are probbaly more along the lines of the 20. You have a good job, helath insureance,and obviously plenty of food.
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Re: General Chat

Postby Falc on 02 Aug 2008, 17:00

Here we go to name calling. When you can't argue the issues, call someone a name. The bottom line is that disasters do not discriminate. They do not only happen in poor neighborhoods. And the victims are victims. Some are better able to deal with it, others are not. And class, wealth, race and other factors do necessarily mean one outcome or another.
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Re: General Chat

Postby agentesecreto on 02 Aug 2008, 22:47

Classis "I made it on my own" response. And you call yourself an Italian.
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Re: General Chat

Postby bineaz on 04 Aug 2008, 11:37

mate,

That should be a doable week for me. Send me an e-mail.
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Re: General Chat

Postby agentesecreto on 04 Aug 2008, 22:33

now why you want to do that??
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Re: General Chat

Postby mate on 05 Aug 2008, 02:39

bineaz wrote:mate,

That should be a doable week for me. Send me an e-mail.



Bineaz, I am still working out details. But, it looks like I will be there for a 3 day stretch. I'll send you and Leo an email soon enough. Any other windy city folks down for a reunion?

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