I'd get worked up about anything over 50p.
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It's all confected.
They drag it out when they need something to try and disguise their inability to remain discussing things properly.
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Happens a lot.
But some of those that use 2 or more names forget that they are just as guilty.
Happens every month, monthly too
Trump, "In China they don't have windmills".
Reality - China have more wind turbines than any other country in the world.
Reality - China have more wind turbines than any other country in the world.
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And I've never seen the point anyway, even if it were true.
They're acting as if a point made has no validity, or a question asked doesn't have to be answered, if the person making it or asking it used to be a member under another ID. Even if true, so what? What's the intelligent argument which explains how what they write can just be dismissed like that?
Surely if you had two accounts you would have to have them registered to two different email addresses?
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"Morqthana", the "thing" you are talking to, is Himmy. (The other current Himmy in use is "Kraven").
He is perhaps the chief left-wing liar on the forum. Always asking and setting up leading questions, but never answering any, despite saying the following:
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Calling someone a "thing" is an ad-hominem attack, against the rules.
The "Himmy" thing is a figment.
There used to be someone here called andy11, who was a vile and perverted cretin (I can call him that as he's a deleted ex-member). You post like him - you should be wary of setting up this "you used to be..." conspiracy, lest people start to think you used to be him.
It was I who wrote that, not warey4life or Kraven.
And BTW - nobody with half a brain can get tripped up by leading questions anyway.
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One would assume so.
There's no point in having two accounts. The only type of people who would bother doing it is people with limited intelligence, and Morqthana seems to be pretty intelligent, whereas you on the other hand.....
The Trump administration has been called out, yet again, for using explicitly white supremacist verbiage in its increasingly aggressive social media strategy. The White House posted a cartoon to X...Paired with the image, the official White House account posted a single question: “Which way, Greenland man?” - according to Heidi Beirich, a co-founder of the Global Project Against Hate and Extremism who closely monitors American neo-Nazis, this was a clear cut example of a nod towards racist, far-right literature.
“This is a key concept in neo-Nazi and white supremacist subculture,” said Beirich. “Western man is code for white man, and one of the most popular racist books in these subcultures is Which Way Western Man, which has been featured in a [Department of Homeland Security] post celebrating manifest destiny.”
The 1978 book is essential reading among the American far right and was written by the late white nationalist William Gayley Simpson, a member of the National Alliance – a foundational neo-Nazi organization established by William Luther Pierce, whose writing inspired several acts of terrorism, including the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing.
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“This is a key concept in neo-Nazi and white supremacist subculture,” said Beirich. “Western man is code for white man, and one of the most popular racist books in these subcultures is Which Way Western Man, which has been featured in a [Department of Homeland Security] post celebrating manifest destiny.”
The 1978 book is essential reading among the American far right and was written by the late white nationalist William Gayley Simpson, a member of the National Alliance – a foundational neo-Nazi organization established by William Luther Pierce, whose writing inspired several acts of terrorism, including the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing.
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Calm down Himmy lad
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Stop lying.
Why do you Reform types keep going on about Himmy?
