The Wall

[BananaStand]

Though to be fair I'm not the one who loses his shit every time someone states an opinion contrary to his own.

Now it's my turn to play semantics. Robust debate is not the same as 'losing your shit'.

[Poopadoop]

Now it's my turn to play semantics. Robust debate is not the same as 'losing your shit'.

That would have a lot more credence if it were coming from someone who hadn't just finished losing their shit.

I could quote every time you lost your shit but its' too much like work.

[BananaStand]

I could quote every time you lost your shit but its' too much like work.

Kind of like it's too much work to figure out how often I actually do cite Fox news. (I'll bet it's below 20%)

And I'll also bet that the number of times I've lost my shit coincides pretty closely with the number of times I've been "called out" personally for merely expressing opposing political views.

[Poopadoop]

Kind of like it's too much work to figure out how often I actually do cite Fox news. (I'll bet it's below 20%)

It's often enough that we've noticed it, let's leave it at that.

And I'll also bet that the number of times I've lost my shit coincides pretty closely with the number of times I've been "called out" personally for merely expressing opposing political views.

I would wager it correlates more closely with the number of topics you've posted on than it does with that.

[BananaStand]

It's often enough that we've noticed it, let's leave it at that.

Maybe because whenever it does happen, someone decides to have a hissy fit.

If you keep quoting Fox News like it's some respected source of information, you can expect to be called out on it

you admit to a commitment to 'call me out' any time it happens. No wonder it's become noticeable.

[Poopadoop]

Maybe because whenever it does happen, someone decides to have a hissy fit.

Lol, only one person having a hissy fit here mate.

you admit to a commitment to 'call me out' any time it happens. No wonder it's become noticeable.

Sure, and if someone made a habit out of quoting CNN, MSNBC, or Breitbart the same would happen.

[BananaStand]

Sure, and if someone made a habit out of quoting CNN, MSNBC, or Breitbart the same would happen.

How is it a habit? Again, what is the score? What % of my posts make it a habit?

I've quoted CNN and MSNBC multiple times as well. Where was the outrage then?

[OngBonga]

I wonder if that applies to drug use as well? Hmmm

Can't I ever heard someone say "no thanks, that's illegal" when I passed them a joint.

[Poopadoop]

Can't I ever heard someone say "no thanks, that's illegal" when I passed them a joint.

To be fair, I'm guessing the people you typically would hang with probably aren't the types who would say that.

There are probably also people who don't do certain drugs because they're illegal. Whether how many people that saves from addiction makes up for the costs of having drugs illegal is another question.