Whoopie suspended

Dutch Uncle said:
When drunken old cunts go bad.

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Another non nasty post of yours?
 
Legion said:
As do I. Having ancestors who practiced Judaism does not make their descendants "Jews", no more than having ancestors who worshiped trees makes anyone a Druid.

Plenty of people have converted to Judaism, and they are Jews. People who renounce or don't practice Judaism aren't.

It was a Jew-hating German who popularized the concept of Jews as a "race" and brought the term "antisemitism" into widespread use.

https://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/wilhelm-marr

Whoopie said nothing that was wrong, and even if she had, so what? People don't have a right not to be triggered.

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Perfect analogy in sentence one. The rest, spot on.
 
Wolverine said:
Another non nasty post of yours?
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It's a nasty post, Matt, just like TOP's posts, and yours, are nasty** posts.

Unlike you and TOP, I've never denied making them. All I've done is point out your repeated hypocrisy regarding your own nasty posts and your claims of being a practicing Christian.

We can discuss the ratio of good vs nasty posts of each member but you ran from that discussion previously when I challenged you to coming up with a list of positive posts. You couldn't do it for yourself so now you are on this kick of looking at the "nasty" mote in my eye.

**Nasty = not intended to spread peace and love, always intended to hurt others.
 
Dutch Uncle said:
It's a nasty post, Matt, just like TOP's post, and yours, are nasty** posts.

Unlike you and TOP, I've never denied making them. All I've done is point out your repeated hypocrisy regarding your own nasty posts and your claims of being a practicing Christian.

**Nasty = not intended to spread peace and love, always intended to hurt others.
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Repent and be saved!
 
Life is Golden said:
Perfect analogy in sentence one. The rest, spot on.
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Agreed. It's a good philosophy. It's unChristian, but still logically sound as most of Orwell's philosophy proves to be.

George Orwell's Anti-Catholicism
Orwell was an agnostic who recognized that Western Civilization owed much to Christianity, but he denigrated the importance of faith in the lives of individual human beings.
 
Life is Golden said:
Wow.

Have you tried anger management? You read as very angry and miserable. This post says nothing about anyone else but does say a lot about you.
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Chicago rules, baby. :thup:

Thanks again for proving that you aren't a Christian. Are you an atheist like Legion or an agnostic like Orwell?
 
Darla said:
Whoopi Goldberg never met a rapist she didn't love and defend. She's one of the washerwoman's favorite people.

She was bound to step her foot in it someday and insult someone(s) who actually matter. Oh well!
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Whoopie loved rapists? Did she participate or only cheerlead?

Not sure what the washerwoman was about. Found this but doubt it's what you meant: https://www.philanthropyroundtable.org/almanac/people/hall-of-fame/detail/oseola-mccarty

Oseola McCarty
Oseola McCarty was born into the world in 1908, and it was a raw start. She was conceived when her mother was raped on a wooded path in rural Mississippi as she returned from tending a sick relative. Oseola was raised in Hattiesburg by her grandmother and aunt, who cleaned houses, cooked, and took in laundry....

...Asked to describe her typical day, McCarty answered:

“I would go outside and start a fire under my wash pot. Then I would soak, wash, and boil a bundle of clothes. Then I would rub ’em, wrench ’em, rub ’em again, starch ’em, and hang ’em on the line. After I had all of the clean clothes on the line, I would start on the next batch. I’d wash all day, and in the evenin’ I’d iron until 11:00. I loved the work. The bright fire. Wrenching the wet, clean cloth. White shirts shinin’ on the line.”...

...These sturdy habits ran together to produce McCarty’s final secret. When she retired in 1995, her hands painfully swollen with arthritis, this washerwoman who had been paid in little piles of coins and dollar bills her entire life had $280,000 in the bank.

Even more startling: she decided to give most of it away—not as a bequest, but immediately.

Setting aside just enough to live on, McCarty donated $150,000 to the University of Southern Mississippi to fund scholarships for worthy but needy students seeking the education she never had. When they found out what she had done, over 600 men and women in Hattiesburg and beyond made donations that more than tripled her original endowment. Today, the university presents several full-tuition McCarty scholarships every year.

Like a lot of philanthropists, McCarty wanted the satisfactions of giving while living. And she succeeded. The first beneficiary of her gift, a Hattiesburg girl named Stephanie Bullock, was president of her senior class and had supportive parents, but also a twin brother, and not enough family income to send them both to college. With her McCarty Scholarship, Bullock enrolled at Southern Miss, and promptly adopted McCarty as a surrogate grandmother.

Like a lot of philanthropists, McCarty felt a powerful impulsion to act in her home region. When asked why she picked Southern Miss, she replied “because it’s here.” The campus (though she had never visited) was located just a couple blocks from her home.
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Dutch Uncle said:
Everyone knows you're a fucking racist asshole, Earl. No need to keep advertising it, son.
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Almost, change the name to make it obvious. Adding a bit of "the greatest" or "the whatever" can still allow users to catch the name and assume. E@rl or something like that would do. Think of it like hitting them over the head with the fact that you are the one putting the words in the quote, not the OP.
 
Damocles said:
Almost, change the name to make it obvious. Adding a bit of "the greatest" or "the whatever" can still allow users to catch the name and assume. E@rl or something like that would do. Think of it like hitting them over the head with the fact that you are the one putting the words in the quote, not the OP.
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Thanks, Damo.

I should have realized how thin-skinned Earl is and should have done as you corrected. I'll remember it in the future. :thup:
 
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