Now they say that we have the freedom to say what we want, but is this really true so much as it is a passifier to make people feel better about themselves? Nationally, you generally cannot be placed in jail for making comments of any kind. But, in a private forum, it is frowned upon to speak your mind if it is not the popular opinion of the forum.
In the thread "Ronal Reagan Died" the general consensus of the forum was that it was a sad occasion, but I interjected my opinion that it is in no way any more of a mournful day than any other day due mainly to the fact that people die every day and don't get that kind of recognition. Also, I noted that I didn't particularly care for Mr. Reagan, and I was basically told that I was flat out wrong in my beliefs.
If someone were to post a thread saying they liked a particular movie, and someone else said "No, I didn't like that movie; I thought it sucked." And gave a few reasons for what they said, their opinion would be considered rediculous and wrong. Also is i in-fact wrong to discuss things in a discussion forum? Someone said they were sad about his death, because he was a good President. I said I was not said about his death because people dying does not upset me, and I thought he was a bad President. How am I wrong in doing so?
I'll tell you how. It is the hypocracy inherant in the administration of these boards. Discussion is permitted as long as no one that the administration agrees with is upset. But as soon as your conservative buddies get upset, it's time to raise hell.
But how does this all revert to unconstitutionality? Well I'll tell you that too. We (technically of course) are allowed to express our opinions on whatever we want; whenever we want. I was told not to do this. I think that just about explains it.
You thought Reagan was great. I thought he was a hack. Deal with it. He was a typical republican, and the world is better off without him. I don't mean to upset your happy little community here, but if you just want everyone to agree you should refer to these as the "consensus forums" and not the "discussion forum."
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I don't want your signature on the same page as mine. It's talking to my signature, and making it feel bad about itself.
In the thread "Ronal Reagan Died" the general consensus of the forum was that it was a sad occasion, but I interjected my opinion that it is in no way any more of a mournful day than any other day due mainly to the fact that people die every day and don't get that kind of recognition. Also, I noted that I didn't particularly care for Mr. Reagan, and I was basically told that I was flat out wrong in my beliefs.
If someone were to post a thread saying they liked a particular movie, and someone else said "No, I didn't like that movie; I thought it sucked." And gave a few reasons for what they said, their opinion would be considered rediculous and wrong. Also is i in-fact wrong to discuss things in a discussion forum? Someone said they were sad about his death, because he was a good President. I said I was not said about his death because people dying does not upset me, and I thought he was a bad President. How am I wrong in doing so?
I'll tell you how. It is the hypocracy inherant in the administration of these boards. Discussion is permitted as long as no one that the administration agrees with is upset. But as soon as your conservative buddies get upset, it's time to raise hell.
But how does this all revert to unconstitutionality? Well I'll tell you that too. We (technically of course) are allowed to express our opinions on whatever we want; whenever we want. I was told not to do this. I think that just about explains it.
You thought Reagan was great. I thought he was a hack. Deal with it. He was a typical republican, and the world is better off without him. I don't mean to upset your happy little community here, but if you just want everyone to agree you should refer to these as the "consensus forums" and not the "discussion forum."
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I don't want your signature on the same page as mine. It's talking to my signature, and making it feel bad about itself.