? I’m being mean to you. I’ve been mean to LoF Since you were 12 and posting as gold dustI do not take kindly to you being mean to my lofy
? I’m being mean to you. I’ve been mean to LoF Since you were 12 and posting as gold dustI do not take kindly to you being mean to my lofy
Nah. What we do here is unhealthy.All part of being a Leaf fan?![]()
Oh. Yeah that wasn't mean to me. I don't consider myself a scholar nor did I say I was in that post. Lof is though.? I’m being mean to you. I’ve been mean to LoF Since you were 12 and posting as gold dust
why so upset about having your beliefs challenged? We should all do it more often, not less.Nah. What we do here is unhealthy.
We can, and should be, fans without all of this extracurricular crap.
I was much happier as a Leafs fan when all there was were the games on Global/CBC, the articles in the Star and Sun in the morning, and that was it till the next day.
I'm not upset. I don't think I've posted anything today with six hundred exclamation marks after any words like some others?why so upset about having your beliefs challenged? We should all do it more often, not less.
AI Overview
In his May 7, 1997, Los Angeles Times op-ed, titled "Statutory Rape Is an Outdated Concept," Alan Dershowitz argued that the laws criminalizing sex with underage girls should be re-evaluated. He suggested the age of consent was too high and that "reasonable people can disagree over whether it should be as low as 14," while also stating it "certainly should not be as high as 17 or 16".
- Central argument:
B] The op-ed challenged the legal concept of statutory rape and questioned the existing age of consent laws.
[*]Stated belief: Dershowitz expressed the view that the age of consent was excessively high.
[*]Specifics: He proposed that a lower age, possibly 14, could be a point of reasonable disagreement, stating that the age "certainly should not be as high as 17 or 16".
I think you're really overstating these things, by a lot. I do know how much not fun it is to be ganged up on here in an argument, but sometimes maybe it's because the argument is poor. In this case, Dersh's video is ridiculously one-sided, and he also happens to (allegedly) be a scumbag.I'm not upset. I don't think I've posted anything today with six hundred exclamation marks after any words like some others?
But the conversations here don't move in a straight line. They go all over the place with gaslighting, deliberate misinterpretations, inadvertent misinterpretations, gang ups, insults, attacks. It's tiring and pointless, and very stereotypical lefty behavior when there's any disagreement with them. Just look at some of the things said to me today - everyone else is lashing out at a different belief, not me. Everyone just has their own views and they're never changing, and you guys enjoy yourselves because it's always 20 to 1, which is entertaining for you but boring and annoying for the 1, especially when the 1 doesn't really even hold many different core values than the rest of you, but is treated like and called a radical who has been brainwashed and lost. The slant today was to hell with any presumption of innocence of the speaker and screw the substance of the content spoken, and fuck the poster who posted it. That's not a conversation.
They committed terrorism to save more Jews from the ovens.

He said they are not deserving of having their own state because they have rejected one multiple times because their actual goal is to eradicate Israel and not to have their own state. You're making it sound like he said they should be gassed and nuked, when that isn't what he said.I think you're really overstating these things, by a lot. I do know how much not fun it is to be ganged up on here in an argument, but sometimes maybe it's because the argument is poor. In this case, Dersh's video is ridiculously one-sided, and he also happens to (allegedly) be a scumbag.
People can change their views if provided with evidence to the contrary. That certainly did not happen with that clip.
I mean honestly, if anyone said "Israel doesn’t deserve to exist" I would certainly end any discussions with that person, and never take them seriously again due to their being so obviously stupid and sick in the brain.
Palestinians or Hamas?their actual goal is to eradicate Israel and not to have their own state.
Palestinians elected Hamas, Palestinians celebrated Hamas on October 7, and many still do (including tens of thousands of terrorists among them who are members of Hamas). They also rejected statehood before Hamas existed. Like it or not, they're intertwined, both the evil and the good among them, while Hamas remains in control and while many Palestinians are among Hamas or support them. A recent survey reported that 40% of Palestinians still support Hamas, and it is still the ruling force there.Palestinians or Hamas?
Nope, and this is exactly what I was saying before. This is either gaslighting or some inadvertent attempt to reframe the issue by putting words in my mouth and pretending like I'm taking a position I'm not.So basically, while you occasionally make an attempt to differentiate between the two, you really don't see much of a difference. And that is due to your bias which prevents you from assessing this situation with any level of objectivity.
Being overly political is gay and ruins too many people's mental health. Worry about your own life and getting yourself ahead and chillax, no matter how hard it may seem. And continue to rage post about the Leafs with us internet strangers.![]()