Originally posted by @great-king-ratDoes it depress you that ad hominem was your mama's name?
Are you at all bothered by the fact that you come across as a severely retarded teenager?
It was Hitler's middle name, BTW.
Bwhahahaha!!
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Originally posted by @whodeyIt's just so very sad to be reminded that you are - apparently - a grown-up human being with quite a few years of life experience under his belt.
Does it depress you that ad hominem was your mama's name?
It was Hitler's middle name, BTW.
Bwhahahaha!!
Most people aquire a sense of maturity as they age.
And then there are those like you.
🙁
Originally posted by @great-king-ratand those that start threads about the requirement to wear clothes.
It's just so very sad to be reminded that you are - apparently - a grown-up human being with quite a few years of life experience under his belt.
Most people aquire a sense of maturity as they age.
And then there are those like you.
🙁
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Originally posted by @great-king-ratI refuse to give you the last ad hominem attack.
It's just so very sad to be reminded that you are - apparently - a grown-up human being with quite a few years of life experience under his belt.
Most people aquire a sense of maturity as they age.
And then there are those like you.
🙁
Speaking of adolescent, your mama never reached adolescents!
BTW, thanks for the contributions to my thread. I would expect nothing else from you.
Not one word about the topic at hand?
Very telling.
Originally posted by @whodeyWhat do you want to discuss about corruption in New York and/or the U.S.? Your linked opinion article (from 2015, oddly) doesn't present any attempted quantification of corruption levels throughout various U.S. states.
I refuse to give you the last ad hominem attack.
Speaking of adolescent, your mama never reached adolescents!
BTW, thanks for the contributions to my thread. I would expect nothing else from you.
Not one word about the topic at hand?
Very telling.
Originally posted by @kazetnagorraInterestingly, all three of the NY officials mentioned in the article - Skelos, Silver and Libous - were convicted but each had their conviction vacated on appeal (though Libous' was because he died while his appeal was pending and not on the legal merits). Skelos and Silver do face retrials (I believe Silver's has already started).
What do you want to discuss about corruption in New York and/or the U.S.? Your linked opinion article (from 2015, oddly) doesn't present any attempted quantification of corruption levels throughout various U.S. states.
Originally posted by @whodeyAny reason why you're quiet on the fact that two of the three NY politicians mentioned are Republican? Or that the Republican leader, Trump, was born and raised there?
https://www.politico.com/magazine/story/2015/05/how-new-york-became-most-corrupt-state-in-america-117652
By all appearances it is.
How fitting that it is at the core of the DNC.
Originally posted by @great-king-ratI'll 2nd that.
Are you at all bothered by the fact that you come across as a severely retarded teenager?