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  • #31
    THIS FORUM IS FULL OF POLITICS, ALL WE DO IS BLAH BLAH BLAH! SO POLITICS ARE BLLLAAAAH BLAAAAAAAHH BLLLAAAAAAHHHH. NO CHANGES, FAKE PROMISES AND PERSONAL POCKETS, THATS POLITICS! I DONT UNDERSTAND HOW U LIKE POLITICS. IT MAKES MY ALLERGY EVEN WORSE :twisted:

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    • #32
      Originally posted by Anonymouse
      Surfer you can scroll back to older pages on the forums to see other threads. Check it out.
      lol

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      • #33
        Originally posted by fIReBuRntInHeLL
        THIS FORUM IS FULL OF POLITICS, ALL WE DO IS BLAH BLAH BLAH! SO POLITICS ARE BLLLAAAAH BLAAAAAAAHH BLLLAAAAAAHHHH. NO CHANGES, FAKE PROMISES AND PERSONAL POCKETS, THATS POLITICS! I DONT UNDERSTAND HOW U LIKE POLITICS. IT MAKES MY ALLERGY EVEN WORSE :twisted:
        God Bless!!! at least we agree on this!!! :P

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        • #34
          Originally posted by jahannam
          Originally posted by surferarmo
          And jahannam, you still havent addressed my point about responsibility. You do not want to accept responsibility, am I wrong?
          and exactly how much responsibility am I accepting by filling out some form? and then voting "yes" for some dumb ass to make the decisions in this country??? lol
          (trust me .. being in scouts for 15 years has made me used to responsibilities)
          Because when something does happen, you want to say, "who put that xxxxxxx in office?" instead of voting, and takin intiative. You dont want to take blame. You want to blame it on someone else. Thats why you call these desicions stupid. You are a coward.

          PS Anyone can learn how to fold out a tent, scouting is responsibility for yourself. Politics is responsibility for many.

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          • #35
            awww... I'm hurt you called me a coward...
            cuz every Sunday morning...for 4 hours... ALL we do is teach 150 kids how to fold tents...
            and I didn't blame Bush for the war...
            I just supported Jaque Shiraq for being against it 8)

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            • #36
              REALLY? George Carlin said that? SWEET do you have any idea how i can get ahold of it? (like downloading or something) WHATs it called? That guy is my hero man. I feel proud of myself that i said something that was funny like him

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              • #37
                Originally posted by surferarmo
                PS Anyone can learn how to fold out a tent, scouting is responsibility for yourself. Politics is responsibility for many.
                alright, now you've gone waaaaaay too far. For somebody preaching about taking the red pill, or whichever one it was that shows you reality, you should MAAAAAAYBE find out what the reality of scouting truly is. Is it worse not to care about politics, or not to care about anything else BUT politics?

                DN DN DNNNNNN (that's the dramatic music in the movies, you know, with the shifty eyes and all)

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                • #38
                  surfer... if it hurt THAT bad... I recommed Midol...
                  it does a pretty good job eliminating my cramps...

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                  • #39
                    Originally posted by Baron Dants
                    Originally posted by surferarmo
                    PS Anyone can learn how to fold out a tent, scouting is responsibility for yourself. Politics is responsibility for many.
                    alright, now you've gone waaaaaay too far. For somebody preaching about taking the red pill, or whichever one it was that shows you reality, you should MAAAAAAYBE find out what the reality of scouting truly is. Is it worse not to care about politics, or not to care about anything else BUT politics?

                    DN DN DNNNNNN (that's the dramatic music in the movies, you know, with the shifty eyes and all)
                    I was in scouting for many years. I loved it. My dad and I would go potatoe bowling and make Indian sounds. In fact, I am the founder/editor for a scouting publication.

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                    • #40
                      So then, what is social responsibility? That is what you are all referring to. I would like to know what you think it is.

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