jerseyhoya wrote:Because you read weird things into everything I post.

RichmondPhilsFan wrote:

jerseyhoya wrote:Because you read weird things into everything I post.

I rarely even post in the politics threads anymore. Just don't have the energy for it. Sorry if you feel like I'm stalking you in here though. I think I've responded to you on two or maybe three occasions in a 46-page thread.

jerseyhoya wrote:

RichmondPhilsFan wrote:

jerseyhoya wrote:Because you read weird things into everything I post.

I rarely even post in the politics threads anymore. Just don't have the energy for it. Sorry if you feel like I'm stalking you in here though. I think I've responded to you on two or maybe three occasions in a 46-page thread.

I don't feel like you're stalking me, it's just you've posted a few things today that really miss the mark from what I was saying, and then attack what I didn't say. The "I'm glad to know that you think that the only racist place in the country is the "deep south"" bit was particularly bizarre.

RichmondPhilsFan wrote:

jerseyhoya wrote:

RichmondPhilsFan wrote:

jerseyhoya wrote:Because you read weird things into everything I post.

I rarely even post in the politics threads anymore. Just don't have the energy for it. Sorry if you feel like I'm stalking you in here though. I think I've responded to you on two or maybe three occasions in a 46-page thread.

I don't feel like you're stalking me, it's just you've posted a few things today that really miss the mark from what I was saying, and then attack what I didn't say. The "I'm glad to know that you think that the only racist place in the country is the "deep south"" bit was particularly bizarre.

It was moderately sarcastic in response to your comment that "St Louis County isn't in the Deep South" as if that's in any way indicative of a racist populace or lack thereof. I don't think that was bizarre or unfounded at all. If you disagree, sorry.

drsmooth wrote:i'm probably overlooking something obvious but all this carrying on seems to be more about whether what this one MSNBC teevee guest suggested about race relations in St Loo area felt made up or not, rather than how things actually are there, which from what I anecdotally know of the region is plenty of racist

Roger Dorn wrote:The executive director of the Fraternal Order of Police criticized President Obama Thursday for his remarks about law enforcement in Ferguson, Mo.

"I would contend that discussing police tactics from Martha's Vineyard is not helpful to ultimately calming the situation," director Jim Pasco said in an interview with The Hill.



"I think what he has to do as president and as a constitutional lawyer is remember that there is a process in the United States and the process is being followed, for good or for ill, by the police and by the county and by the city and by the prosecutors’ office," Pasco added.


Oh #$!&@ off.

sydnor wrote:Hey td, did you lead the charge against nate silver's "despicable" posts?

http://nymag.com/daily/intelligencer/20 ... -leak.html

that nate had to apologize for this is appalling. liberal bullies on twitter amirite?

slugsrbad wrote:

sydnor wrote:Hey td, did you lead the charge against nate silver's "despicable" posts?

http://nymag.com/daily/intelligencer/20 ... -leak.html

that nate had to apologize for this is appalling. liberal bullies on twitter amirite?

You're right. TD actually stands for Twitter Douche.

Barry Jive wrote:the Silver thing was hilarious. Saw a number of people telling him to just shut up and chill out when he said he was going to write up a long apology