I guess you'll just be delighted if some Fort MacMurray residents are killed, Cliffy.
You are one loathsome little turd, you know that?
Where did you get that picture of Cliffy?
And yet you don't want me expressing my opinion of Cliffy freely.Don't despair Cliffy, there are always ignoramuses who will ridicule you and bad mouth you for differing opinions. Last I heard in Canada we had the right of expression. Some people lack the brain cells to understand that it's the system more than an actual person that you are at odds with!
There's innocently "expressing an opinion" then there's blatant bullying. Wiggle your tongue over that arc welder, "counsellor".
Innocent ... Incoherent.... I see the confusion
Because it's you saying it, I'll think it over, wolfie.There's innocently "expressing an opinion" then there's blatant bullying. Wiggle your tongue over that arc welder, "counsellor".
And yet you don't want me expressing my opinion of Cliffy freely.
Pretty typical of the mental throw weight of someone who can't pluralize "ignoramus" correctly.
There's innocently "expressing an opinion" then there's blatant bullying. Wiggle your tongue over that arc welder, "counsellor".
Pretty typical of the mental throw weight of someone who can't pluralize "ignoramus" correctly.
Which part?Because it's you saying it, I'll think it over, wolfie.
I believe his karma has caused these responses.Why don't you leave the man alone?
The part I quoted. I know enough about you that if I feel like I'm getting crossways with you, time to reconsider what I'm doing.Which part?
Fer****ssake, Cliffy, you don't understand the law of karma. Here's a hint: karma operates between lives of the individual. You are applying some vague Western notion of natural justice, i.e., "what goes around comes around," and mislabeling it as karma.In 1894 the importance of conserving natural resources was recognized and expressed in a report by the State Fish and Game Commissioner of North Dakota. The report cautioned that short-term thinking and narrow monetary motivations might lead to the destruction of the “last tree” and the “last fish”. The following passage shows thematic similarities to the quotation under investigation [LFND]:Present needs and present gains was the rule of action—which seems to be a sort of transmitted quality which we in our now enlightened time have not wholly outgrown, for even now a few men can be found who seem willing to destroy the last tree, the last fish and the last game bird and animal, and leave nothing for posterity, if thereby some money can be made.
It is not my fault that those who think I am gleeful at the situation in Fort Mac do not understand the law of karma. I have said for decades the the piper will have to be paid sometime for the destruction of the Earth. I am just stating what I know to be fact. I do not wish harm to anybody. It is not my fault that people choose to ignore the inevitable. Bit if it makes you feel better about yourself to kill the messenger, have at er.
In 1894 the importance of conserving natural resources was recognized and expressed in a report by the State Fish and Game Commissioner of North Dakota. The report cautioned that short-term thinking and narrow monetary motivations might lead to the destruction of the “last tree” and the “last fish”. The following passage shows thematic similarities to the quotation under investigation [LFND]:Present needs and present gains was the rule of action—which seems to be a sort of transmitted quality which we in our now enlightened time have not wholly outgrown, for even now a few men can be found who seem willing to destroy the last tree, the last fish and the last game bird and animal, and leave nothing for posterity, if thereby some money can be made.
It is not my fault that those who think I am gleeful at the situation in Fort Mac do not understand the law of karma. I have said for decades the the piper will have to be paid sometime for the destruction of the Earth. I am just stating what I know to be fact. I do not wish harm to anybody. It is not my fault that people choose to ignore the inevitable. Bit if it makes you feel better about yourself to kill the messenger, have at er.
Looks like a book by Retired_Can_soldier. He's probably trying to drive up there right now.Be a lot of people making a resolution to never lose sight of the ocean of water again. Might I suggest a trip to the nearest river as the best way to view a wild-fire.
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