The Irony Oremine

[LLR]

Clay finally posted good content!

That would've been ironic if you'd posted it, but not Smilo.

[This account no longer in use.]

Good point. It's just sort of depressing seeing LLR's progression from a great poster to Whiny AAD Edgelord #238.

[Mr. Smith]

What if Trump wasn't the one doing the taping...?

Wouldn't matter since he made illegal demands since it's not illegal to record conversations in and of itself.

None of that is confirmed yet you insist on operating with unestablished facts. Says a lot about a person.

[Sumner 1868]

This is all you have been doing since August of last year.  Can't let some things go can you?

[Since I'm the mad scientist proclaimed by myself]

Right wing populist, the new norm of the Republican party.

LOL, he hasn't done anything remotely "populist," you just desperately need for your political opposition to be a bunch of undesirables so that you feel cooler.

Of course, he does try (poorly) to cover himself with this edit.

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[Antonio the Sixth]

More to the point, left-wing populism is the opposite of "undesirable".

[Since I'm the mad scientist proclaimed by myself]

More to the point, left-wing populism is the opposite of "undesirable".

Relevancy to the irony oremine?

[FEMA Camp Administrator]

More to the point, left-wing populism is the opposite of "undesirable".

Relevancy to the irony oremine?

I keep seeing this word. Shouldn't it be "relevance"?

[RINO Tom]

More to the point, left-wing populism is the opposite of "undesirable".

Relevancy to the irony oremine?

I keep seeing this word. Shouldn't it be "relevance"?

I think they are both considered correct ... maybe it is like the word "toward" where enough people added a random S on the end for so long that the Dictionary folks said, " it."

[Kingpoleon]

Not trying to be a hack here, but if it was just ASKING, like "Could you please deny the allegations?" Then that's fine.

You're being a hack.

Irony levels far past toxicity, bordering on radioactivity.

[Santander]

The third option is the only option compatible with human freedom and dignity.

How would a person ever choose what they want to be?

People choose who they are constantly. All life is a choice.

People make what we call "choices" based on a set of predispositions, circumstances, and values systems. Most decisions arrived at are thusly the result of preexisting factors or absurd chance. As such, I would say it's very inappropriate to claim people simply choose to behave certain ways. "Free will" is a hedonistic fantasy.

I'm simply not interested in your opinion on the subject. Sorry.

[The Self]

The third option is the only option compatible with human freedom and dignity.

How would a person ever choose what they want to be?

People choose who they are constantly. All life is a choice.

People make what we call "choices" based on a set of predispositions, circumstances, and values systems. Most decisions arrived at are thusly the result of preexisting factors or absurd chance. As such, I would say it's very inappropriate to claim people simply choose to behave certain ways. "Free will" is a hedonistic fantasy.

I'm simply not interested in your opinion on the subject. Sorry.

I'm not interested in yours, either.

[RINO Tom]

The third option is the only option compatible with human freedom and dignity.

How would a person ever choose what they want to be?

People choose who they are constantly. All life is a choice.

People make what we call "choices" based on a set of predispositions, circumstances, and values systems. Most decisions arrived at are thusly the result of preexisting factors or absurd chance. As such, I would say it's very inappropriate to claim people simply choose to behave certain ways. "Free will" is a hedonistic fantasy.

I'm simply not interested in your opinion on the subject. Sorry.

I'm not interested in yours, either.

[FEMA Camp Administrator]

The third option is the only option compatible with human freedom and dignity.

How would a person ever choose what they want to be?

People choose who they are constantly. All life is a choice.

People make what we call "choices" based on a set of predispositions, circumstances, and values systems. Most decisions arrived at are thusly the result of preexisting factors or absurd chance. As such, I would say it's very inappropriate to claim people simply choose to behave certain ways. "Free will" is a hedonistic fantasy.

I'm simply not interested in your opinion on the subject. Sorry.

I'm not interested in yours, either.

What a guy.

[Ban my account ffs!]

The third option is the only option compatible with human freedom and dignity.

How would a person ever choose what they want to be?

People choose who they are constantly. All life is a choice.

People make what we call "choices" based on a set of predispositions, circumstances, and values systems. Most decisions arrived at are thusly the result of preexisting factors or absurd chance. As such, I would say it's very inappropriate to claim people simply choose to behave certain ways. "Free will" is a hedonistic fantasy.

I'm simply not interested in your opinion on the subject. Sorry.

I'm not interested in yours, either.

What a guy.

At least you can be satisfied knowing you're right, Cath.  Anyone who traipses around in life saying idiotic things like "All life is a choice" while ignoring the actual lack of available options to nearly everyone.. even the most powerful... hasn't thought about this much.

We live in time.  Our choices are bound to fate.  And with every choice we make, we limit the options for the next choice we must make.  And fate gets ever closer while seeming forever elusive.  Until it bonks you on the head.

[Kingpoleon]

He's not an asshole but he's lowkey the dumbest person who posts here.

The Irony Strikes Back!

If that's your best attempt at a witty comeback, I rest my case.

[Since I'm the mad scientist proclaimed by myself]

But he's kind of an asshole tho.

[RINO Tom]

Surely we use different definitions of "left" and "right," but LOL:

Of Course Goldwater/RINO Tom



Funny enough this election is basically the 1980 election if you reverse the dem ticket.

Goldwater and RINO Tom are both way to the left of both Reagan and Bush Sr.

I would vote Democrat.

[Kingpoleon]

Thinks he's way more clever than he is.

No offense intended, Antonio V, but that's how you come across.

[Badger]

But he's kind of an asshole tho.

That's a rich vein of ore you've struck there. Absolute paydirt.

[MT Treasurer]

I think all that says is that you are bad at predictions.

[MASHED POTATOES. VOTE!]

Your bigotry has no place here.

[Skunk]

that's not good enough for the purity trolls.

[Chancellor Tanterterg]

Your towering ego and small intellect will be missed.

[Figueira]

There are just some Democrats who are just  so darn annoying on here