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Loner: James Holmes, the accused Colorado theater shooter, does not appear to have friends and did not have a Facebook page
Maybe even a mass murderer ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
I've never had any of the social networking things, and damn proud of it.
Same here. When someone asks me if I'm on facebook, my standard reply is "Do I look like a teenage girl to you?"Quote:
Originally Posted by LuckyStrike
I wage warfare by deception: if one asks, I tell them I have a Facebook page. They forget to track it down or they try to locate a non-existent profile; either way, they move on to the next amusement do jour shortly after, so it is of no consequence. Law 38 of 48 is to "think as [one likes] but behave like others".
If this includes lying count me out.Quote:
Originally Posted by Skirnir_
If it furthers my own interests, that is what matters.Quote:
Originally Posted by Serpo
Reason #47225 that I'm unlikely to be viewed as "normal" by our rulers... and will probably be scheduled for some kind of extermination when the time comes.
Meh... I'm used to it by now. Fuck 'em. ::)
Reason #1 is that you have not waged warfare by deception. Who needs friends when one can have pawns?Quote:
Originally Posted by Gaillo
You seem like a miserable person. Life isn't about how you can get over on folks, and use them for your own selfishness. Maybe you should join Facebook, I'm sure there's lots of pawns there.Quote:
Originally Posted by Skirnir_
Here, we don't seem to care about facebook. If that makes us suspicious, that's OK, I suppose. Nobody seems to want to answer the question....why should I join facebook and become an online attention seeking whore? To follow the crowd?
Apparently, anyone who doesn't succomb to peer pressure, is suspicious.
The author of this article is an asshole. Straight up.
Joining and poking around on Facebook would diminish my own power: "Use absence to increase respect and honour."Quote:
Originally Posted by slowbell
What power? You mean a power trip? I believe you may have gone off the deep end... I'd be real interested in your definition of "honour". I'm sure it's much different than my own, definition.Quote:
Originally Posted by Skirnir_
AHAHAHA. I LITERALLY gave this comment to my boss after here asked me, "Why do you own so many guns?", my response "Don't fucking worry about it, you assholes aren't worth going to jail for" and now they're curious of why your not on face book?
I'm laughing while I'm typing this. Fuck everyone, we're living in 1984. What's pathetic is how whites have allowed the jew to force their bullshit down their throats.
I consider "power" the ability to exact what I want from other people in order to further my own interests. "Honour" in this context merely means perceived honour; it is in the eye of the beholder, not unlike power itself. In the case of Deioces, cited as an observance of said law, he fomented the perception of honour through scarcity.Quote:
Originally Posted by slowbell
Sounds like you can't have both "power" and "honour". You willingly give up your honour, seeking power. It doesn't matter what other folks think, you will answer to God someday, just as all of us will.Quote:
Originally Posted by Skirnir_
Honour is irrelevant, the illusion of honour is. As to your sanctimonious prattle, having imaginary friends is silly, but if one must have one, why imagine a sky kike whose bastard got whacked by Romans? ;DQuote:
Originally Posted by slowbell
The illusion of honour will gain you power, to you that is relevant. You seek power, so you compromise yourself, in terms of honor, to attain it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Skirnir_
To me, I don't care about power. I want to be left alone, by .gov, by any asshole who's on a power trip (like yourself). To live and let live. So, to me, honour is everything. When I'm on my deathbed, I'd like to look back on my life and smile, knowing I lived it in an honorable way. That to me is not 'prattle'. It's being a decent human being.
Machiavelli said that the man who tries to be good all the time is bound to come to ruin among the great number who are not. I wield power as a means of protecting myself against interlopers, and to execute my intermediate goals of fomenting capital and emigrating as a skilled worker. My subterfuge is but a means to an end.Quote:
Originally Posted by slowbell
Would you prefer to take this matter to the Golden Thunderdome?
Pete, while you an I don't agree everything, we've hung out and laughed our asses off and yet your want to argue with a ghost. Good luck with that. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by slowbell
Personally, I don't think anyone credible really gives a shit if you're not on facebook at the end of the day, and this article is being deceptive.
I appreciate the compliment. The ability to assume formlessness is a highly desirable trait.Quote:
Originally Posted by General of Darkness
One is worthy of suspicion by the collectivist establishment if one owns any guns; multiply that by 10 if one has hi-cap guns, since no one *really* needs those sort of guns for self-defense purposes - a revolver or a single shot shotgun will suffice.
I think having a Facebook page is a great idea. It's just important to put out false information. Make yourself into a total sheeple. Perfect cover, and the NSA will overlook you.
My view is to not make yourself a target. Play their game, but manipulate it so that you always come out on top.
In the long run, that would pay off if one stuck around and the profile was periodically 'updated', preferably from a public Wi-Fi. Emigration would be a more certain solution against the antics of NSA et. al.Quote:
Originally Posted by Shami-Amourae
To further ones own intersts.............hahahah you must be kiddingQuote:
Originally Posted by Skirnir_
While I am fond of waging warfare by deception, I was not kidding about that.Quote:
Originally Posted by Serpo
Just curious... are you a genuine sociopath or do you just play one on the internet?Quote:
Originally Posted by Skirnir_
Serious question.
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Originally Posted by BrewTech
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Originally Posted by definition of 'sociopath' via OED
My sentiments meet the criteria of both definitions, but my behaviour does not. Therefore, I do not meet the criterion for being a sociopath.Quote:
Originally Posted by definition of 'antisocial' via OED
Facebook commando...
FaceBook is a tool of the Fabian Socialist overlords and an appeal to the sheeple vanities.Quote:
Originally Posted by General of Darkness
NONE DARE CALL IT A CONSPIRACY
http://www.whale.to/b/allen_b1.html
He clearly has been sucked into the Jew's sociopathic handbook, 48 Laws of Power. Finding his own power and honor lacking, it must have quite the woody when he found out this "secret" power of being a horrible and dishonorable human being. Instead of high on life, he's high on lies.Quote:
Originally Posted by BrewTech
It was Sun Tsu, Machiavelli, Musashi, the Book of Qi, and Baltasar Gracián that persuaded me that my former worldview was lacking. Too long had I been the pawn of my father's game, and an easy mark to others. Greene's 48 laws merely synthesised what others wrote, but I cite them frequently because they are direct and to the point.Quote:
Originally Posted by VX1
Wake me up when their stock price is no longer a pathetic joke...
as the Big Brother-ization of the US continues, this reminds me of one of my questions about Obama-care - is it possibly a way to force US citizens into "doctor's" care, to allow them to be monitored ?
something both Facebook & Obama-care 'offer' - the development, maintenance, and growth of a database on all US citizens.
If you aren't a 'U.S. citizen' why should you be the least bit concerned?Quote:
Originally Posted by gunDriller
If you ARE* a 'U.S. citizen' you just need to STFU and take your medicine, as whining about circumstances you volunteered into is bad form.
*anyone who considers themselves a 'U.S. citizen' has bought into the biggest pack of lies (the CLEARLY fraudulent 14th amendment) and deserves ALL that is coming to them - imo
From the OP article:
WTF? Is this how low our society has fallen?Quote:
'If you’re of a certain age and you meet someone who you are about to go to bed with, and that person doesn’t have a Facebook page, you may be getting a false name. It could be some kind of red flag,' he says.
We probably have a wee bit more to fall:Quote:
Originally Posted by madfranks
"If you sleep with a total stranger and he has a FaceBook page, and you catch a venereal disease, his FaceBook page will list all of his/her/its venereal diseases so getting treated will be a snap. If you get pregnant, just go to Google to find a convenient abortion clinic near you. And don't worry about the cost: your employer has to pay for it. The next time you jump in the sack with some chick, dude or humanoid you met at Starbucks, remember to ask your employer for a list of all the contraceptives he has to provide you free of charge. If he doesn't, you should hire a lawyer and sue him for gender discrimination and then retire to the Cayman Islands with your 7 figure settlement.
Life is good."
My favorite part about that quote is the implication that people on Facebook aren't using made up names. Because everyone on Facebook is an honest person....Quote:
Originally Posted by madfranks
Yeah... But I'm not a deceptive little manipulative sociopath like yourself, I'm a man of integrity and honesty. This will probably end up costing me my life as a result, but there are MUCH worse things than death... chief among them being the living of a life of fear, fraud, and coercion.Quote:
Originally Posted by Skirnir_
Right on Gaillo! Cheers! QFT.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gaillo