Snautzer01
Honourably banned
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- Mar 26, 2007
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Yet you keep on typing, waisting space. So which one are you?This forum is the unfriendliest I've encountered. Mockery, sarcasm, insults and bad manners, seems to be normal fare. The arrogance and conceit as well as the belief that certain members can never be wrong is why I don't bother with posting information or comments anymore.
Yep, looks like an ukrainian counteroffensive in Kherson is underway:
Is it possible to add voting option for banning irritating persons from discussion??? Let say 5 votes for ban and such person is out??
Pity...
And anyone with a personal vendetta open múltiples accounts and banned everyone he don't like.Is it possible to add voting option for banning irritating persons from discussion??? Let say 5 votes for ban and such person is out??
Pity...
i have more trust in members of this forum - this is main reason i'm trying to participate in discussion - i'm just little bit confused that some very "controversional" threads are ignored and left as it has been posted by moderator - but i understand that freedom of speech is main rule here - i'm fully supporting this approachAnd anyone with a personal vendetta open múltiples accounts and banned everyone he don't like.
Beside, an irritating person could have interesting points to say.
So, no thanks. I have full confidence in the mods to police a healthly debate.
I'm surprised it's attributed to just the USSR since it's something even kids do (particularly those with siblings: "But my brother was doing it too!"): Anybody who has siblings, knows somebody who has siblings, has more than one child, or knows somebody who does will tell you that argument never works. It doesn't get them off the hook and, ironically, it often doesn't even get the other sibling in trouble.I'll take "whataboutism" for a True Daily Double, Alex.
It seems that there is a tendency in some nations for the average politician at the upper level to be getting older. While I have no problem with the elderly (I was raised by my grandparents), some suffer cognitive declines (a problem noted by a pharmacist of all people, though I don't believe this problem is specific to any specific country) which can be dangerous when people are in positions of policy-making.Like many of the elderly, politicians often begin losing significant cognitive skills as they age. (I am assuming they had significant cognitive skills at some point in the past.)
thanks - i will give it a try when i will find it
I subscribed to his channel. He presents bad news as well as good news. He seems very credible to me. He also flies Boeing, always a plus.I found this Update from Ukraine presentation as of 5/28 to be interesting and informative:
i have more trust in members of this forum - this is main reason i'm trying to participate in discussion - i'm just little bit confused that some very "controversional" threads are ignored and left as it has been posted by moderator - but i understand that freedom of speech is main rule here - i'm fully supporting this approach
You meant Airbus - right?I subscribed to his channel. He presents bad news as well as good news. He seems very credible to me. He also flies Boeing, always a plus.