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  • Re: Armenian White Nationalism

    Originally posted by jgk3
    So, there's no good rap then? Not one single example of something worth while? As there is underground artists for Classical music, there's underground artists for everything. It isn't fair to judge the metal scene today for example by watching it on television, because hardly anything portrayed to be metal by the mass media is any good, and often, it isn't even metal... You must be in touch with the underground if you want to learn anything about the actual music and the artists of this style, otherwise you're just feeding on the crap you're given at a jacked up price.

    The same must apply to rap... Just because someone loves poetry and has a credible background in it doesn't cancel out the possibility that they might want to express themselves in rap, and this is why generalization is a harmful way to analyze the scene. It is the underground artists who we should be looking at, not the tv.
    Ahh yes, the old "conscious Hip Hop" card. I am aware there are "underground" stuff. I have admitted before I have listened to rap, and there are rap or hip hop tracks that for example by the Jedi Mind Tricks which I find entertaining and they have extremely intelligent lyrics, yet I still state rap requires no talent.

    And how many of the rappers are "poets"? Not every rapper is a Saul Williams.

    Originally posted by jgk3
    Well, I don't know if you've noticed, but I hate pointing fingers at people on forums... I prefer generalizing when it comes to people around me being stupid. It is unwise to call a stupid person stupid, as they will not respond in an intelligent way anyway. Therefore they are a waste of time, and it may be a stupid decision all together to mess with them (this would be in rl more than on the internet, but you get my drift).
    Pointing fingers, like hate, is part of man, so why pretend otherwise? Sometimes it can be really funny.
    Achkerov kute.

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    • Re: Armenian White Nationalism

      Originally posted by Anonymouse
      Ahh yes, the old "conscious Hip Hop" card. I am aware there are "underground" stuff. I have admitted before I have listened to rap, and there are rap or hip hop tracks that for example by the Jedi Mind Tricks which I find entertaining and they have extremely intelligent lyrics, yet I still state rap requires no talent

      And how many of the rappers are "poets"? Not every rapper is a Saul Williams.
      Well, I won't push this any further than. I understand the thinking behind your statements, although I don't practice the same thinking myself.

      Pointing fingers, like hate, is part of man, so why pretend otherwise? Sometimes it can be really funny.
      You come across as someone who has a quite solid confidence for their understanding of human nature. I've read the things you've attributed to man and mankind, and they are quite bold statements that I don't necessarily disagree with. However, there is some room for play available in our human nature. Our brains will allocate more resources to specific functions based on the necessity of those functions in our environment, and our environments are prone to change. The parasympathetic nervous system is a perfect example. Living in the city will generally change your reactions to objects and occurences that would otherwise cause us anxiety, like a truck sounding its loud horn, or a train speeding by right in front of us while we wait in our cars outside the gate.

      The same can apply to human behavior. Once you become used to the patterns of human behavior found in others, your parasympathetic nervous system can regulate the ones that would regularly come across as scary, and replace (or at least tone down) them with a calmer, more sedate reaction.

      This is exactly what happens to me during an argument. Through experience, I no longer feel a compelling urge to counter a statement I strongly disagree with by insulting someone's "intelligence"... I use cultural relativism to inquire why this person came to such a conclusion, and should I not come up with an answer that is satisfactory, I consider it as my fault, and not theirs. I've done this so many times that I now argue for the sheer pleasure of the activity of exchanging information and ideas, and not for the sake of battle or war between minds. So I feel that pointing fingers and feeling hate actually hinders the satisfaction I get from this activity.

      Is this process not reflected in your understanding of human nature? Just think of my example as an adaptation for the parasympathetic nervous system to weed out the large anxieties caused by the sympathetic nervous system during such an activity. Quite a regular human process indeed.

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      • Re: Armenian White Nationalism

        Originally posted by jgk3
        Well, I won't push this any further than. I understand the thinking behind your statements, although I don't practice the same thinking myself.



        You come across as someone who has a quite solid confidence for their understanding of human nature. I've read the things you've attributed to man and mankind, and they are quite bold statements that I don't necessarily disagree with. However, there is some room for play available in our human nature. Our brains will allocate more resources to specific functions based on the necessity of those functions in our environment, and our environments are prone to change. The parasympathetic nervous system is a perfect example. Living in the city will generally change your reactions to objects and occurences that would otherwise cause us anxiety, like a truck sounding its loud horn, or a train speeding by right in front of us while we wait in our cars outside the gate.

        The same can apply to human behavior. Once you become used to the patterns of human behavior found in others, your parasympathetic nervous system can regulate the ones that would regularly come across as scary, and replace (or at least tone down) them with a calmer, more sedate reaction.

        This is exactly what happens to me during an argument. Through experience, I no longer feel a compelling urge to counter a statement I strongly disagree with by insulting someone's "intelligence"... I use cultural relativism to inquire why this person came to such a conclusion, and should I not come up with an answer that is satisfactory, I consider it as my fault, and not theirs. I've done this so many times that I now argue for the sheer pleasure of the activity of exchanging information and ideas, and not for the sake of battle or war between minds. So I feel that pointing fingers and feeling hate actually hinders the satisfaction I get from this activity.

        Is this process not reflected in your understanding of human nature? Just think of my example as an adaptation for the parasympathetic nervous system to weed out the large anxieties caused by the sympathetic nervous system during such an activity. Quite a regular human process indeed.
        And that my friend is the beauty and diversity of mankind! You say potato, I say tomato, everyone goes home happy!

        I am glad that you feel pleasure in arguments. I too feel pleasure in arguments. There are highs and lows and different pleasures people reap from different atmospheres and minds. For instance, while you and I disagree, why do you think that I do not resort to the same tactics with you, as I have with Hate Sheep? Why do you think that is? Why is it that I saw fit to insult Hate Sheep and resort to nothing more than a flame war all the while still carrying an argument? Why does someone who hates hate have the name Hate Sheep? Why does the world hate irony? How many licks does it take to get to the tootsie center of a tootsie pop? The world may never know.

        Be that as it may, I am only a mirror of what people bring. I would not have engaged in it had I not "felt" the same vibes from our willing contestant. He was all too willing to engage in a similar battle, so why not? We both gained. And perhaps I engaged in it for the simple fact that I could, for the simple fact that I could take words, emotions, the moment and turn it into more than a mere argument, to test peoples' patience, emotions and will, to see if they take this as nothing more than an internet, or if it is something, something personal. And Hate Sheep even said he is a trained fighter and proceeded to state that if I were to state this in his face things would be different because he is a fighter. Either way, I do not mean anything by it. Perhaps it's the sheer fact that some of us are easily amused by the internets, or by people for that matter, or because maybe I'm just a demented with an almost 15,000 post count (that says alot about someone!). How people react is quite an amusement and I would imagine if it were not for so many curious cats we would not have the 'science' of psychology!

        Either way, we can muse about such musings all we like, but in the end they are nothing more than musings.
        Last edited by Anonymouse; 04-17-2006, 03:57 PM.
        Achkerov kute.

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        • Re: Armenian White Nationalism

          I know for a fact crusader is a full blown racist.

          I checked out that Stormfront Armenian thread. Crusader had the same exact post about the Azeri killer.

          Well more azeri xxxxxes for me.

          For beavis of course.

          It's all for him.

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          • Re: Armenian White Nationalism

            [In brackets (like in literature and teacher's marks) means added text]

            Originally posted by Anonymouse
            And that my friend is the beauty and diversity of mankind! You say potato, I say tomato, everyone goes home happy!

            The world may never know. [Without Anahita's random edits]

            Be that as it may, I am only a mirror of what people bring. [Being blatant about racism for effect, can certainly be effective (only if you don't come across like racist in your 'mirroring')]

            Either way, we can muse [that's not musing about musing, though] about such musings all we like, but in the end they are nothing more than musings.
            "but in the end they are nothing more than musings."

            I SO disagree.

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            • Re: Armenian White Nationalism

              Everything is for Beavis.

              Blessed be his name.

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              • Re: Armenian White Nationalism

                Originally posted by parthiapride
                Everything is for Beavis.

                Blessed be his name.
                Well, then, at least all is not in Butthead's name.

                But, I think, he's onto sumtun. What if all isn't about Beavis? Maybe there is WAY more.
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                What IF God is a Woman...?

                She's my Priestess, I'm your Priest-- Dani California (out May 2nd), Chili Peppers

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                • Re: Armenian White Nationalism

                  Originally posted by Anahita
                  [In brackets (like in literature and teacher's marks) means added text]



                  "but in the end they are nothing more than musings."

                  I SO disagree.
                  Psychobabble.
                  Achkerov kute.

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                  • Re: Armenian White Nationalism

                    Originally posted by Anonymouse
                    And that my friend is the beauty and diversity of mankind! You say potato, I say tomato, everyone goes home happy!

                    I am glad that you feel pleasure in arguments. I too feel pleasure in arguments. There are highs and lows and different pleasures people reap from different atmospheres and minds. For instance, while you and I disagree, why do you think that I do not resort to the same tactics with you, as I have with Hate Sheep? Why do you think that is? Why is it that I saw fit to insult Hate Sheep and resort to nothing more than a flame war all the while still carrying an argument? Why does someone who hates hate have the name Hate Sheep? Why does the world hate irony? How many licks does it take to get to the tootsie center of a tootsie pop? The world may never know.

                    Be that as it may, I am only a mirror of what people bring. I would not have engaged in it had I not "felt" the same vibes from our willing contestant. He was all too willing to engage in a similar battle, so why not? We both gained. And perhaps I engaged in it for the simple fact that I could, for the simple fact that I could take words, emotions, the moment and turn it into more than a mere argument, to test peoples' patience, emotions and will, to see if they take this as nothing more than an internet, or if it is something, something personal. And Hate Sheep even said he is a trained fighter and proceeded to state that if I were to state this in his face things would be different because he is a fighter. Either way, I do not mean anything by it. Perhaps it's the sheer fact that some of us are easily amused by the internets, or by people for that matter, or because maybe I'm just a demented with an almost 15,000 post count (that says alot about someone!). How people react is quite an amusement and I would imagine if it were not for so many curious cats we would not have the 'science' of psychology!

                    Either way, we can muse about such musings all we like, but in the end they are nothing more than musings.
                    Yeah, 15,000 posts do say a lot about someone :P
                    I understand what you mean about "mirroring" someone's actions on the internet... It's a suitable way of determining how to act around them, and I do the same, even in real life... It can be a lot of fun, I must say People are entertaining when you feel and mirror the same "vibes" as you put it.

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                    • Re: Armenian White Nationalism

                      Here is something interesting.....right wing J-e-w-i-s-h Nationalism. www.jtf.org

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