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1681  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Assault weapon bans on: August 29, 2013, 07:46:42 PM
I pretty much agree - guns are just inanimate objects (with only one purpose: to kill), and its just stupid to put the blame on inanimated objetcs - the blame is on individuals committing the crimes. The amount of privately owned guns in the US is a cause and reflection of its violent culture, dominated by fear and greed. Gun-lovers are not helping at all to change that culture, though.
With the exception of my CCW, my guns are not for killing. I am not a hunter and I shoot only paper targets. My guns have not "caused" me to be more violent. Guns don't do that. If they did then Montana would be the deadliest place in the U.S. and Chicago would be a peaceful utopia. In fact the opposite is true.  
It is also true that since the mid 1990's Americans have expanded their right to carry throughout the U.S. That same period has seen an unprecedented drop in violent crime. America now has less violent crime than it ever has.


I explained myself badly (sorry for my poor english). What I meant is the opposite: I don't think the US is violent because there are many guns - I think there are many guns in the US because it is an extremely violent society, and that violence is rooted in its culture. The USA has always being an imperialist power, and IMO this distinct characteristic emanates from a large part of the population being obsessed with its "god-given right" to apply violence. Yes, its always about "self defense", but you know how relative things might be... Saddam was supposed to have deadly weapons of mass destruction, so slaughtering hundreds of thousands of civilians was self defense; George Zimmermann killed a 17 year old unarmed teen in self-defense, and this guy (video in the link) shooting a 13 years old kid would have probably been considered self-defense too if we didn't have a video.

My point is that this is a vicious circle - obviously guns are not the core problem, but more guns won't make your society safer, on the contrary it will make it unsafer. Look at that old man who killed the 13 years old, that shit only happens in the third world AND the USA. That old guy probably felt his 4 shotguns gave him "the power" to teach a lesson to anybody who fucked with him (wow, nice feeling), and that he had a "god given right" to kill someone for breaking into his house, even if that person is an unarmed teen. That "cowboy mentality" seems pretty common in the USA, as the aberrant "stand your ground" law indicates. And I know what some of you will tell me - "stand your ground is perfectly fine, because how can someone know if an intruder is armed or unarmed? How do you know if he will try to kill you? If someone breaks into your property, you just shoot him..." Wow, nice society living in constant fear and violence, where random kids go to schools and slaughter their mates. And if not, they can always go to Iraq or whatever come next.

I think the problem is very, very deep. Everybody here is so convinced about them being "the good guys", but you seem to forget that 99% of the people (including the criminals) consider themselves "the good guys", the bad one is always the other guy. That's basic human psychology. I already made the example of the military, and how relative is who is "the bad" or "the good" guy in real life - it's not all about law abiding citizens and psychopathic serial killers, things are more complex and subtle. And there you have people arming themselves and thinking "hey, I have the balls and the means to protect my family", this mentality is deeply rooted, and at some point some idiot will be totally convinced he saw a "bad guy" who might be a threat, who could have the exact same mentality and could be armed too, so its better to shoot first just in case because hey, that's how life is.

That's sick. Human life is the most precious thing we have. I'd for one prefer to live and let live by breaking this pointless and horrendous loop.
1682  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Assault weapon bans on: August 29, 2013, 04:34:46 PM
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You are delirious if you think that the most armed countries are the most peaceful - first example, the USA. It's the country in the world with more weapons (35% to 50% of all the privately owned guns in the world are in the US, while its population only amounts to aprox. 5% of the world population), while its one of the most violent countries in the world. So... the problem is you need more guns?? Really?

The simple fact is the reason there are so many mass killings in the U.S isn't because of 'guns' it's because an unfortunately large number of people in your country is made up of the most extremely insecure, racist, homophobic, stupid, arrogant, paranoid, schizophrenic, self-righteous sociopaths I have ever seen. Add to that Americans in particular don't seem to get proper training to use their firearms given how many accidents occur and it's pretty easy to see exactly why there are so many gun deaths in your country compared to the rest of the world.

I've given up trying to be polite because I'm sick of people ignoring the main issues in every problem we have on this planet preferring to blame inanimate objects instead, I also enjoy how in any gun violence debate the medical professionals who actually know what's going on are completely ignored as are the actual experts of subjects in any other debate.

I pretty much agree - guns are just inanimate objects (with only one purpose: to kill), and its just stupid to put the blame on inanimated objetcs - the blame is on individuals committing the crimes. The amount of privately owned guns in the US is a cause and reflection of its violent culture, dominated by fear and greed. Gun-lovers are not helping at all to change that culture, though.
1683  Bitcoin / Hardware / Re: Avalon orders - batch #3 refund requests thread on: August 29, 2013, 02:46:44 PM
Just received my refund!
1684  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: progressive bitcoiners? on: August 29, 2013, 02:46:04 PM
in fact keynesianism has always been a lifeline for capitalism, precisely during the times it was shaking the most.

Could you go in to this a bit more? I'm not trying to start a war I'm just curious what you are saying. I see no way for Keynesianism to ever benefit capitalism. In fact, to me, Keynesianism is just blatant theft.

Oh and Noam self-identifies as an anarchist but I believe he specifically identifies as an anarcho-syndicalist. For me, that's an oxymoron. But what do I know, I think AnCap is the only viable form of anarchy that has been discovered to date. Everything else is just a government civic existing under the umbrella of anarchy - which is no different from what we have now. It's just limited to a small number of players embedded and associated with the upper echelon of government.

in fact keynesianism has always been a lifeline for capitalism, precisely during the times it was shaking the most.

Could you go in to this a bit more? I'm not trying to start a war I'm just curious what you are saying. I see no way for Keynesianism to ever benefit capitalism. In fact, to me, Keynesianism is just blatant theft.

Oh and Noam self-identifies as an anarchist but I believe he specifically identifies as an anarcho-syndicalist. For me, that's an oxymoron. But what do I know, I think AnCap is the only viable form of anarchy that has been discovered to date. Everything else is just a government civic existing under the umbrella of anarchy - which is no different from what we have now. It's just limited to a small number of players embedded and associated with the upper echelon of government.

On Keynesianism: capitalism means "private ownership of means of production", while Keynesianism is just a kind of monetary policy. In a time where a huge crisis was spreading poverty and hunger among the general population (1929), something that could have threatened the belief in the capitalist system (in fact communism was quickly spreading in Europe), Keynesianism come to the rescue by reactivating the US economy, giving an "extra ball" to a system that could have collapsed. This has happened over and over, Keynesianism is by no means "anti-capitalist", because by no means it discusses the private ownership of means of production - its just a type of monetary policy that can be enforced in a capitalist society.

On anarchism: the oxymoron is anarcho-capitalism. The point of anarchism is to have "no ruler", private or public, the philosophical point is to live without any coercion or hierarchies. Capitalism is coercitive and hierarchical by nature: there will always be bosses (the ones owning the means of production: factories, land) who will tell others what to do - those others will not own their time, because they will have to rent it in order to survive.

Rothbardian anarcho-capitalism is not OK with "public" rulers but is very OK with "private" rulers. They want something similar to the middle ages: no state, no government, the wealthiest rule and that's it. Someone wealthier than you could come and buy himself a bigger army and take your land, so you need to compete to be wealthier as its the only way to be sure you will be OK. In fact, Rothbardians love to put Medieval Iceland as an example of "anarcho-capitalism". Pretty cool stuff BTW.

About anarcho-syndicalism: its just a concrete way of organizing the economy in an anarchist society, and BTW is the only "way" that has been "tested" in a medium-sized area for aprox. 8 years (Aragón, in Spain, between 1930 and 1938). An example of an anarcho-syndicalist society: the workers OWN the fruits of their labour (so the workers OWN the land and the factories they are working in, etc - this is a basic principle of anarchism, torn apart by Rothbard in his ill-conceived interpretation of anarchism), and workers and only the workers decide what to do with those fruits. There is no "civic government", there is no "upper echelon", everything would be decided directly by people itself in assemblies. The central point of anarcho-syndicalism is WORK, so people would freely associate themselves depending on what kind of work they do. There would be no "California" or "Switzerland", you would have "the union of blacksmiths of the Orange County", etc... So, imagine you work making cars in a factory in Detroit: you would directly decide in an assembly how to manage production, what to do with those cars, etc. (in anarcho-syndicalism a "free market" is possible, on the contrary on Kropotkin's anarcho-communism is pretty much pointless). You could also decide in your assembly to be part of the "federation of car factories of Detroit", that would have its own assembly representing their associates, maybe getting better conditions from the "federal union of steel miners" who sell you the steel... And so on, anarcho-syndicalism is basically an "onion structure" of federated assemblies where no one is "elected" or "chosen", everyone participates directly in decision-making. If you want to go deeper, the book that set the fundamental principles of anarcho-syndicalism is Rudolf Rocker's "anarchosydicalism: theory and practice".

At the end of the day, Bitcoin is just another currency, and how you spend it is up to you. Bitcoin could be used in a Communist or Socialist government as well.

Not it could not. A communist/socialist government would NEVER use a commodity which supply they cannot control as a currency.
1685  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Assault weapon bans on: August 29, 2013, 01:51:57 PM
As you see the point of firearms protecting citizens against the Government is ludicrous (a point I read a lot here), especially taking into consideration we are speaking about the US, which Government (and army) supports the interests of the people ruling the world.

Actually it is not.  Any one person trying to take on the Federal government will lose.  Only if the government makes the first strike will the people band together and overturn the tyrannical out of control parasite that it is.  Re-read what happened with the "revolutionary war".  The only difference is today's government is completely way beyond what England was doing at the time. 


Your Government is striking NON STOP. First and foremost, its slaughtering hundreds of thousands of people all over the world just because of economic interests. They are killing people, you know? Secondly, they are stripping you naked of your most basic rights, and still you say "if the government makes the first strike the people will band together and overturn them"? Seriously, what kind of strike are you expecting? Please let me know.

Maybe you mean that its OK if thousands of "foreigner" kids are slaughtered in their countries, while its not so OK if the kids in some California town are attacked? Maybe if the Federal Government "strikes" a small town in California, then all the nation will raise its arms and overturn the Government? Well, maybe they will wipe a couple more of towns with drones and the rest of the population will just STFU because they are too comfortable and they just know a rifle can do nothing against a drone or a Tomahawk. Plus, I don't see why they would need to "strike" US population in that way, they will just strip of their rights and squeeze from them all the money they can for their ventures. So, again: what kind of "strike" are you expecting to react?

Finally, there seems to be a lot of "anarchists" here - well, in my book anarchist believe in free associations, they do not believe in States, God or Nations. This is what Bakunin wrote in "The God and the State". Nations and religion are just big lies used to control people and rule over them. But still, you think that "people will band together if the Government strikes first". What people? What kind of strike? Let me know.


1686  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Assault weapon bans on: August 29, 2013, 01:37:21 PM
Maybe because if its not your family who is threatened you don't really care, even if those murders are committed in YOUR name?

You can't kill someone in someone else's name. If you kill someone, you kill someone. Saying it's in some random guy's name is bs, and no one else is responsible but you.


US soldiers are using YOUR tax money to slaughter people all over the world, thus you could be held responsible for that. You are financing them. Some of those soldiers are probably your very neighbors.

So why don't you use your guns to stop those killings, committed by your neighbors? Because those "bad guys" are just destroying other people's families, and not your own? Or maybe just because you know you do not stand a chance against the Federal Government and the US army?
1687  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Assault weapon bans on: August 29, 2013, 01:31:57 PM
Either it's noone having those guns, or everyone having one. Older citizens, kids, whatever.

exactly. The FIRST requisite of liberty is universal armament. You can't put the genie back in the bottle, even if you want to. Guns have existed for the better part of six centuries, and the knowledge to make them, from crude to amazingly precise, is easy to come by. The most common rifle in the world was designed to be able to be built by a blacksmith if necessary, albeit at significant cost to accuracy and longevity.

If only the rulers have guns, then you have a populace of slaves. Contra what some keep spouting, all the stats I've been able to find over many years show exactly the opposite. The most armed places are the least violent.

Consider, since school shootings are ALWAYS the "disarm everyone but the criminals" groups' main focus, that it is illegal for ANYONE to have firearms in a school, now. Wasn't true in my youth, and we didn't go around shooting each other either. But I digress. ALL of these mass shootings happen where it is illegal to defend yourself. And no, to you liberals, cowering in a corner waiting to be shot doesn't count as defense. These shooters KNOW they face no opposition, and they have a field day. One man with a handgun would have stopped them cold in just about every one of those shootings.

Also, think on heavily armed societies such as Switzerland. They do not have much of a violent crime problem, and it is required that their male citizens have a military rifle on hand. Not the "badass lookin'" semis that Americans get so upset about, either, but the real deal. Full auto at the flick of a switch. The criminal element is well aware of this, and so does NOT invade the home of a man that is likely to shoot them dead.

You are delirious if you think that the most armed countries are the most peaceful - first example, the USA. It's the country in the world with more weapons (35% to 50% of all the privately owned guns in the world are in the US, while its population only amounts to aprox. 5% of the world population), while its one of the most violent countries in the world. So... the problem is you need more guns?? Really?

Then, you are repeating over and over the Switzerland example which is a blatant demonstration of how mistaken some of you are, you are just repeating meaningless clichés - Switzerland is a peaceful and neutral country, thus they do no even have an army. Because they do not have an army and are neutral in all wars, their citizens military duty is to store firearms at home, but:

- carrying a firearm in Switzerland is strictly prohibited, unless you a) are en route to practice with your unit or b) you work in security (meaning your are a policeman or similar). There's no way a regular citizen is allowed to carry a gun, there's no "special permit" or license possible. If authorities catch you carrying a pistol, you go straight to jail. Oh yes.

- the immense majority of firearms "owned" by Swiss citizens are just 3 models of weapons, the ones provided by the State - which also provide the ammo, which has always to be sealed unless there is a invasion, war, etc... And only the Gov. could say "ok we are now at war, take out your guns".

So, this is what you want for the US? You want to store weapons because your Government forces you to (military training is mandatory and the "swiss militia" soldiers are conscripts), but you cannot carry/use those guns unless the Government specifically allows you to because there is some kind of war or invasion? Really? I don't think so, Switzerland is one of the most regulated countries in the world, and is quite the opposite of what you would like for the US. The fact some of you keep repeating over and over the same example of Switzerland demonstrate you know nothing about the reality of their policies, you seem to ignore no one carries firearms, no one is EVER allowed to fire their guns unless they are practicing with their unit, they cannot even use their guns for self defense (if you shot a thief armed with a knife that broke into your house and you kill him, you go to jail for life unless you have an excellent defense that can prove that the thief's intention was not just to steal from you, but to outright kill you... Which is very difficult to prove unless he injured you)... And you still say Switzerland is an example you like? Wow, genius.

What I will have to agree with most in here, is that guns are just tools - evil tools, but just objects nevertheless. People kills, not necessarily guns. As Switzerland (or Finland) demonstrates, there can be a lot of guns in people's houses and very little crime. That's a fact. Do you know why? Because it is a matter of CULTURE. No one in Switzerland thinks carrying a firearm is their "god given right". They are just forced to store them because they have no army. They cannot use them, but nevertheless no one really wishes to carry them. Which is a very different approach than "people can only be free if they have guns, and BTW if I see someone in my property I will blow his brain off because it is my god-given right"... See, the problem in the US is that you have this cult for violence, you think there are a lot of "bad guys" (both inside and outside the US) who are waiting to gang rape your family, so your only chance to survive is to master violence...  Well, this "cowboy mentality" is reflected and executed by the US Government too in its foreign policy.


1688  Other / Politics & Society / So... Al Qaeda are now our friends in Syria? Cool! on: August 29, 2013, 11:05:52 AM
We have been told a fairy tale about a phantomatic organization called Al Qaeda, which leader hid in caves in Afghanistan, which supposedly organized 9/11 training their men with Microsoft Flight Simulator. Most of people in West bought that story, and pretty much everybody in high positions agreed Al Qaeda is evil and must be destroyed.

Making a long story short: the US military attacks Al Qaeda in Yemen and Pakistan, while gives them funds in Syria in the fight against Al Assad. Now it seems the US will strike Syria to help Al Qaeda, the Muslim Brotherhood and other Islamic fundamentalists against the Syrian secular regime, where religious freedom is guaranteed and any kind of political form of islamism is forbidden.

Seriously guys, WTF?

Anyhow, my call is the US will not have the balls to do a "real" war, sending occupying forces to the territory. Its pretty obvious to me they will just throw some tomahawks to show off. They know too well Hezbollah is very strong in Syria, they are heavily armed with Russian and Chinese weapons financed by Iran. This could be a new Vietnam (or Iraq), and they know it - they cannot afford that ATM.

1689  Bitcoin / Hardware / Re: Avalon chip order unboxing photos on: August 29, 2013, 09:14:23 AM
These guys are experts in getting hundreds of thousands of chips sent abroad smoothly without incurring additional fees or tax burdens [for buyers].  So when Yifu claimed "stuck in customs" that wasn't going to fly at all. 

AsicMiner labels their block erupters shipments as "test - pcboards"  so it comes with little value. 

Sorry, but the import/tax burdens are on the customer, so in this case the fact they heavily undervalue the goods on the invoice is a very good thing for the buyer, otherwise you would have to pay a shitload of money to customs (for Example, in Europe it would be at least 21% + fess)

Agree that it works out well favorably for the buyer, especially in Europe.  Should've clarified that in the beginning.

Actually this is a major misconception, giving an item with a fake value declaration will only cause problems for the receiver, as most customs offices do check. This causes delays, fines and extra costs that could have been avoided.

With larger buyers being sometimes companies, it's causing various accounting problems too where the tax office finds out the declared value on the IM4 import docs is not in the same range as the booked expense invoice. Instant audit and fine as a result...

Stop trying to do your customers a favour by declaring a low value, you are screwing over the majority of them in the long run.

Guess what, as a company I don't care what the VAT is as I never pay any VAT. If you do any kind of import/export, you should get a Import VAT deferral license (E.T. 14.000 permit).



This is correct. If you are a business operating completely legally you will recoup the VAT and declare the different import duties as expenses, thus a fake value on the invoice will just badly mess with your accounting. But for all the consumers who are not a registered company or for "pro" operations managed in a "shady" way, an undervalued invoice will just mean less costs they were not going to recoup anyway.
1690  Bitcoin / Hardware / Re: Avalon Store Batch 3 Status just went to "Refund Processing" - now "Completed" on: August 29, 2013, 08:38:26 AM
NO REFUND RECEIVED

Still "refund processing" on my Avalon store account.
1691  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Assault weapon bans on: August 28, 2013, 10:07:53 PM
And here you have the example of how people who is murdering women and children and bombing countries to the stone age, sometimes enjoying what they are seeing, are justified by you - and I'm sure they are justified by their families and community.

You keep saying that, but I'm just not seeing that anywhere. I'm pretty sure everyone, including Americans, see those guys as the "bad guys."

You see how Mike just said that they are poor kids who were drugged and brainwashed, meaning that they are not 'the bad guys' - he implied the bad guys are on higher positions, which is a fair point.

On the contrary you can bet that for the family of the Reuters reporter murdered in that video those US soldiers are indeed the bad guys that should be taken out.  So... If they are indeed "the bad guys" also for you and Americans in general, why don't your armed friends go and use their freedom-tools against the US military preventing the killings their neighbours are commiting abroad?

Maybe because if its not your family who is threatened you don't really care, even if those murders are committed in YOUR name?

Maybe because you know you do not have any chance against the military, and that's just the way it is?

As you see the point of firearms protecting citizens against the Government is ludicrous (a point I read a lot here), especially taking into consideration we are speaking about the US, which Government (and army) supports the interests of the people ruling the world.

And if you know you do not stand a chance against the people ruling the world, maybe you just want your guns to be safe in case a random criminal/psycho tries to kill you. Well, in that case world statistics say that less guns = less violent crime, which leads to a less violent society as a whole.

This cult to the idea that individuals have the "God given" right to carry firearms is disturbing and sick.

The world is fucked up - lets try not to fuck it up even more by adding more and more deadly weapons to it.
1692  Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer - MtGoxUSD wall movement tracker - Hardcore on: August 28, 2013, 08:32:06 PM
BTW, 66% of my trading stash joined the "investment stash" on a paper wallet. I sold the remaining 33% at $120 and requested a withdrawal to try some arbitrage with Bitstamp... The money didn't arrived to my account yet, so after the last rally my arbitraging move isn't looking too good ATM.

I don't understand this move. The best way to arbitrage is to buy bitcoins on Bitstamp and sell them on Gox, doing it the other way around like you did carries a huge amount of risk since you have to wait for the funds to arrive from Gox first. Why did you try it this way? Huh

Well, because I bought back in full between $67 and $105. My trading position was all BTC, so I had to sell on Gox before buying on Bitstamp to sell again on Gox, etc. etc. etc...

Plus, the point here is to see how fast I can move fiat from Gox to Bitstamp in a recurrent way - both fiat and BTC have to move quickly for arbitrage to work. BTC is quick, fiat not so much...
1693  Bitcoin / Hardware / Re: Avalon chip order unboxing photos on: August 28, 2013, 08:28:55 PM
Wow so I order one day later and my order is 2 weeks later delivered...

As far as "customs problems" go, they are definitely doing something shady with customs in that the invoice for the order claimed the value as $0.04 per chip, 10k chips $440 invoice.  It also prominently stated "sample chips only - no commercial value".  So those are misrepresentations right on the official invoice that the customs agents read.  It suits me well enough because that lowers the tax burden for all parties.

I'm having them assembled into clones by Bitmine.

Sorry for the bluntness, I feel it's all too necessary: it never fails to amaze my how people are all to willing to write nothing less than a signed confession statement to tax crimes that form a part of a business venture that isn't even complete yet. Am I the only one thinking FFS STFU?
I realize this as well, people really don't think half a second about what they post.

Yep, that's amazing stuff indeed.
1694  Economy / Exchanges / Re: MtGox withdrawal delays [Gathering] on: August 28, 2013, 08:27:20 PM
Mt.Gox doesn't owe anyone the ability to sell BTC for fiat cash. If someone bought BTC then that's their decision to invest in that asset.
Mt. Gox doesn't have to offer the ability to sell BTC for fiat cash.

The problem is that they do offer that ability. Then they keep your money.

That's usually called "theft".

Not my money for the moment. How much did they steal from you, Nagle? I thought you were out and that Bitcoin was a ponzi scheme which endgame was approaching.

Did you bought back and now you trade BTC? Is the endgame finally approaching? Maybe the endgame will finally be the collapse of MtGox and the other exchanges due to regulatory pressure/illiquidity?

Anyhow: please report how much MtGox stole from you so we can start legal action.
1695  Other / Off-topic / Re: Vlad2Vlad Idiot or Savant % on: August 28, 2013, 07:50:27 PM
I DON'T have a scar on my leg.  Do you not know what a Cyst scar tissue is?  There is zero damage on my skin, my skin is perfect.  The scar tissue in under the skin, in the muscle and it happens all time from too many injections.  Especially when you give these injections to a tiny malnourished kid.


And please, first you say I'm lying now you're saying I exaggerate a lot.  Please how me where I'm exaggerating.

Oh, I can't draw a conclusion based on my experience and the fact I know these peasant bush dwellers better than you?

If you're French and you talk about French men do you really think I'm gonna contradict you when you obviously have all the experience and I have none?

You're the one exaggerating then - when you think you know my race better than me.  I visit Romania all the time and I keep on contact with friends and relatives all the time.  

I know what's going on and this plizneanu idiot is a complete liar.  And that is a fact.

Did you read what I wrote? I might not be Romanian, but do you think I do not know the East, and especially Romania, when I used the expression "tovarasul securist"? By the way, there is no point in discussing with you - we will have to agree to disagree, especially when you know so well "your race"... I for one have never found nothing that could lead me to think that moral or ethics are related to race.

Morals and ethics are a choice regardless of what race you are.  We all have free will.  And all the guys I met who sucked dick for €50 were sexually perverted and morally corrupt so don't think they did it cause they were about to starve to death.  That's another bullshit excuse.

Tovarasul Securist means nothing when one has google.  Cause otherwise you're telling me you're romanian and I don't buy that cause you know too little about Romanians although you did know most gypsies come from Romania but many Europeans now know that.

Wow, you are a weird guy. I really think your judgment really works in its very own, profoundly broken way. You think that knowing that a lot of Rom/Romani come from Romania is strange, when its basic common knowledge (or hiper-basic google skills)... On the opposite I use a very peculiar expression currently used in very specific cases linked exactly to what you were saying to pliznau (you were one of the snitches, etc.)... And you say that's easy with Google!!!!!

Wow, just wow again Vlad. I'm really amazed by how your brain works. You have this thing that makes me come back and reply...

Cheesy
1696  Other / Off-topic / Re: Vlad2Vlad Idiot or Savant % on: August 28, 2013, 07:29:58 PM
OK Vlad, whatever. Just try to grab and read an history book, you may stop speaking clichés.


Lol.  Ok, I'm gonna replace my real life experience with some history book written by some other dude with a personal agenda.  Don't tell me you actually believe everything you were taught in school.  Like Christopher Columbus was the first to America?  Lol, that kind of history?  

I think I just found the problem to your lack of knowledge and understanding.

Look, pliznau just hinted about a real life experience different than yours, and you attacked him in the most vicious (and delirious) way.

And BTW, we all have personal, real life experiences that might be the opposite of the ones you are describing, but:

1) bringing up our real life story in a forum where Bitcoin is discussed is not the best idea
2) when discussing deep changes that affected vast regions, one's own experience is tremendously limited and obviously too subjective and biased. You are using emotions, not rationality.

And now I think I will live "Vlad's thread". It's extenuating indeed...

1697  Other / Off-topic / Re: Vlad2Vlad Idiot or Savant % on: August 28, 2013, 07:21:18 PM
I DON'T have a scar on my leg.  Do you not know what a Cyst scar tissue is?  There is zero damage on my skin, my skin is perfect.  The scar tissue in under the skin, in the muscle and it happens all time from too many injections.  Especially when you give these injections to a tiny malnourished kid.


And please, first you say I'm lying now you're saying I exaggerate a lot.  Please how me where I'm exaggerating.

Oh, I can't draw a conclusion based on my experience and the fact I know these peasant bush dwellers better than you?

If you're French and you talk about French men do you really think I'm gonna contradict you when you obviously have all the experience and I have none?

You're the one exaggerating then - when you think you know my race better than me.  I visit Romania all the time and I keep on contact with friends and relatives all the time.  

I know what's going on and this plizneanu idiot is a complete liar.  And that is a fact.

Did you read what I wrote? I might not be Romanian, but do you think I do not know the East, and especially Romania, when I used the expression "tovarasul securist"? By the way, there is no point in discussing with you - we will have to agree to disagree, especially when you know so well "your race"... I for one have never found nothing that could lead me to think that moral or ethics are related to race.
1698  Other / Off-topic / Re: Vlad2Vlad Idiot or Savant % on: August 28, 2013, 07:12:13 PM
OK Vlad, whatever. Just try to grab and read an history book, you may stop speaking clichés.
1699  Other / Off-topic / Re: Vlad2Vlad Idiot or Savant % on: August 28, 2013, 07:01:41 PM
Here you go.  Upper right thigh, look at the Cyst ball about the size of a golf ball.  It's scar tissue, it feels hard like a rock, which I got from all the injections.

Call me a liar again, and I'll show you my ass.  That's not an invite.  Lol









Man, that "cyst ball" looks just like a scar from a type of smallpox vaccine which was widely applied in some countries some years ago. As a traveler passionate in history I've met plenty of people (especially in their late 30's and older) with those scars and they are just that - smallpox vaccine scars.

I don't know if you outright lie, but you definitely exaggerate a lot, and you certainly mix facts with delusions... Come on, you violently accused pliznau of giving BJ's for 50€ just because *some* people of your country is forced to do that when they find themselves homeless abroad... How sick is that, Vlad?

BTW, does your scar looks similar to this?

1700  Other / Off-topic / Re: Vlad2Vlad Idiot or Savant % on: August 28, 2013, 06:51:09 PM
And talk to any Romanian who's been to Italy about rhe 50 euro gay sex offers in the gay parks and 100% of them will know exactly what you're talking about and I have personally met 3 supposedly straight Romanian men who took the offer, "cause, dude, I was sleeping in the bushes for weeks and needed food and a shower so badly."

If 3 straight men admitted this shit to me and one I didn't even know that means it happens a lot.  And not one has ever said, "what, gay parks?  50 euros?  No man, I've never heard of that."

Not one.  I've talked to over 100 guys over the last 5 years and they all knew about this shit.  If you live in Europe and you don't know about it then maybe it's cause you don't frequent gay parks but a lot of these Romanians sleep outside in these parks, so maybe that's why it's so prevelant.

Yep, both in Italy and Spain there are a lot of young men from the East (especially Romania) offering blowjobs for 50€ or less - not only in "gay parks", but also in the main squares of the big cities, where gay men look for "rent boys". These "services" always existed, and depending of the context and economic situation, the nationalities of the "rent boys" performing the services has been changing through the last decades. Nowadays and after the fall of the communism, most of prostitution (male and female) in Europe is performed by Eastern Europe people. Local prostitutes almost disappeared in the last decade in Germany, Italy, Spain... Now you have Russian, Bulgarian, Romanian, etc. all over the place, competing only with South American people.

On a side note: it looks like the fall of communism was not so good for many Romanians, right? As you say some of them are now forced to sleep in bushes and give blowjobs. So, what's the reason in your opinion? Maybe is there a genetic disorder in Romanians that make them filthier? Or maybe is just that communism spoiled their soul, and now they do not want to work, they just want to steal and give blowjobs?

In my book there is no black or white, only a million shades of gray - you hate communism, but 99% of Russian citizens lived much better during communism than during the pre-communist era with the Zar - and this is a hard cold fact. With the Zars Russia was a peasant, medieval country, and with communism it became a world power. So, while I perfectly know the situation in Romania was (both before and after) quite different, you need to understand that there might be a person like pliznau who says he lived better in communism than before or after - and he is not necessarily a "tovarasul" securist.

Sorry Vlad, but you just speak about how intelligent you are, but yet you do not seem to understand the basic of cryptos, you do not read anything, you do not learn anything, you just ramble like an enlightened religious, unbalanced fanatic with delusions of grandeur. Think about it - that's why people found you amusing, its only the "im so glad im not as fucked up as that guy" effect.
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