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Quote from: Pezevenk on May 20, 2019, 12:17:09 PM

Dude literally compared getting milkshaked for being a shitbag to getting raped for wearing a short skirt. Wow.

Anyways this whole thing proved that milkshaking is the way to go with these people.

So, physical assault is the proper way for an adult to express their disagreement?

There isn't really a point expressing your disagreement to someone who compares getting milkshaked to getting raped. There is a point to milkshaking him though, and it's not "physical assault".

There isn't really a point expressing your disagreement to someone who compares getting milkshaked to getting raped. There is a point to milkshaking him though, and it's not "physical assault".

So, it's OK to attack someone if you don't like them.

Quote from: Pezevenk on May 21, 2019, 12:19:48 AM

There isn't really a point expressing your disagreement to someone who compares getting milkshaked to getting raped. There is a point to milkshaking him though, and it's not "physical assault".

So, it's OK to attack someone if you don't like them.

Don't turn a milkshake into an 'attack.' He wasn't hurt, injured, put in any pain... He was maybe mildly inconvenienced. That's the definition of a valid protest.
Someone that's stoked up xenophobia, inspired actual physical assaults, lied to the country and broken the law and got off scot-free, and screwed over millions and was a driving factor in forcing the country into its current state of utter uncertainty and likely chaos if he gets his way... forgive me if I don't feel particularly sad that he had to wash his suit.

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Quote from: Pezevenk on May 21, 2019, 12:19:48 AM

There isn't really a point expressing your disagreement to someone who compares getting milkshaked to getting raped. There is a point to milkshaking him though, and it's not "physical assault".

So, it's OK to attack someone if you don't like them.

Don't turn a milkshake into an 'attack.' He wasn't hurt, injured, put in any pain... He was maybe mildly inconvenienced. That's the definition of a valid protest.
Someone that's stoked up xenophobia, inspired actual physical assaults, lied to the country and broken the law and got off scot-free, and screwed over millions and was a driving factor in forcing the country into its current state of utter uncertainty and likely chaos if he gets his way... forgive me if I don't feel particularly sad that he had to wash his suit.

Let's say I disagree with something you said or feel or believe.

Am I free to toss a quart of sperm in your face?

Quote from: Pezevenk on May 21, 2019, 12:19:48 AM

There isn't really a point expressing your disagreement to someone who compares getting milkshaked to getting raped. There is a point to milkshaking him though, and it's not "physical assault".

So, it's OK to attack someone if you don't like them.

Yes. It's OK to throw milkshakes to Farage and Sargon. It's also hilarious.

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Quote from: Bullwinkle on May 21, 2019, 02:47:05 AM

Quote from: Pezevenk on May 21, 2019, 12:19:48 AM

There isn't really a point expressing your disagreement to someone who compares getting milkshaked to getting raped. There is a point to milkshaking him though, and it's not "physical assault".

So, it's OK to attack someone if you don't like them.

Don't turn a milkshake into an 'attack.' He wasn't hurt, injured, put in any pain... He was maybe mildly inconvenienced. That's the definition of a valid protest.
Someone that's stoked up xenophobia, inspired actual physical assaults, lied to the country and broken the law and got off scot-free, and screwed over millions and was a driving factor in forcing the country into its current state of utter uncertainty and likely chaos if he gets his way... forgive me if I don't feel particularly sad that he had to wash his suit.

Let's say I disagree with something you said or feel or believe.

Am I free to toss a quart of sperm in your face?

If you need to turn a cup of milkshake into a quart of bodily fluid, that should be all the indication you need that a milkshake isn't all that serious.
Screw what I feel or believe. If I am going out there and stoking real violence and real hatred with more consequences than spilled milk, you aren't just free to inconvenience me, you're morally obligated to.

I don't really understand how not supporting this happening to "your side" but supporting it happening to the "other side" would be hypocritical anyways. Like, yeah, I don't like people I know getting milkshaked, but I like people I don't like getting milkshaked. This is not hypocrisy, it's just... Normal. But getting milkshaked isn't a big deal either, it's not "assault", it's just annoying and humiliating and they should be annoyed and humiliated because they're awful.

Quote from: Bullwinkle on May 21, 2019, 04:36:12 AM

Quote from: Jane on May 21, 2019, 03:53:59 AM

Quote from: Bullwinkle on May 21, 2019, 02:47:05 AM

Quote from: Pezevenk on May 21, 2019, 12:19:48 AM

There isn't really a point expressing your disagreement to someone who compares getting milkshaked to getting raped. There is a point to milkshaking him though, and it's not "physical assault".

So, it's OK to attack someone if you don't like them.

Don't turn a milkshake into an 'attack.' He wasn't hurt, injured, put in any pain... He was maybe mildly inconvenienced. That's the definition of a valid protest.
Someone that's stoked up xenophobia, inspired actual physical assaults, lied to the country and broken the law and got off scot-free, and screwed over millions and was a driving factor in forcing the country into its current state of utter uncertainty and likely chaos if he gets his way... forgive me if I don't feel particularly sad that he had to wash his suit.

Let's say I disagree with something you said or feel or believe.

Am I free to toss a quart of sperm in your face?

If you need to turn a cup of milkshake into a quart of bodily fluid, that should be all the indication you need that a milkshake isn't all that serious.
Screw what I feel or believe. If I am going out there and stoking real violence and real hatred with more consequences than spilled milk, you aren't just free to inconvenience me, you're morally obligated to.

Are you serious?
It's OK to attack people if you don't like them?

I don't really understand how not supporting this happening to "your side" but supporting it happening to the "other side" would be hypocritical anyways. Like, yeah, I don't like people I know getting milkshaked, but I like people I don't like getting milkshaked. This is not hypocrisy, it's just... Normal. But getting milkshaked isn't a big deal either, it's not "assault", it's just annoying and humiliating and they should be annoyed and humiliated because they're awful.

How about throwing feces?

How about throwing feces?

What about it? Are you making a point or are you just curious to see what I think about various particular things people can throw? They threw a milkshake, why do we have to go through everything they could have possibly thrown?

Tbh if someone flings a turd at Carlgon or Farage I'm gonna laugh.

Quote from: Bullwinkle on May 21, 2019, 05:14:27 AM

How about throwing feces?

What about it? Are you making a point or are you just curious to see what I think about various particular things people can throw? They threw a milkshake, why do we have to go through everything they could have possibly thrown?

Tbh if someone flings a turd at Carlgon or Farage I'm gonna laugh.

I'm starting to wonder if assault laws are different in Europe.

Quote from: Pezevenk on May 21, 2019, 05:19:43 AM

Quote from: Bullwinkle on May 21, 2019, 05:14:27 AM

How about throwing feces?

What about it? Are you making a point or are you just curious to see what I think about various particular things people can throw? They threw a milkshake, why do we have to go through everything they could have possibly thrown?

Tbh if someone flings a turd at Carlgon or Farage I'm gonna laugh.

I'm starting to wonder if assault laws are different in Europe.

Maybe, idk. All I know is that it's not typical to be arrested for making someone wet with milk.

Quote from: Crouton on May 21, 2019, 05:34:29 AM

Quote from: Pezevenk on May 21, 2019, 05:19:43 AM

Quote from: Bullwinkle on May 21, 2019, 05:14:27 AM

How about throwing feces?

What about it? Are you making a point or are you just curious to see what I think about various particular things people can throw? They threw a milkshake, why do we have to go through everything they could have possibly thrown?

Tbh if someone flings a turd at Carlgon or Farage I'm gonna laugh.

I'm starting to wonder if assault laws are different in Europe.

Maybe, idk. All I know is that it's not typical to be arrested for making someone wet with milk.

Life must be so confusing in the third world.

And why do cowards always attack from behind then try to run away?

Quote from: Jane on May 21, 2019, 04:58:58 AM

Quote from: Bullwinkle on May 21, 2019, 04:36:12 AM

Quote from: Jane on May 21, 2019, 03:53:59 AM

Quote from: Bullwinkle on May 21, 2019, 02:47:05 AM

Quote from: Pezevenk on May 21, 2019, 12:19:48 AM

There isn't really a point expressing your disagreement to someone who compares getting milkshaked to getting raped. There is a point to milkshaking him though, and it's not "physical assault".

So, it's OK to attack someone if you don't like them.

Don't turn a milkshake into an 'attack.' He wasn't hurt, injured, put in any pain... He was maybe mildly inconvenienced. That's the definition of a valid protest.
Someone that's stoked up xenophobia, inspired actual physical assaults, lied to the country and broken the law and got off scot-free, and screwed over millions and was a driving factor in forcing the country into its current state of utter uncertainty and likely chaos if he gets his way... forgive me if I don't feel particularly sad that he had to wash his suit.

Let's say I disagree with something you said or feel or believe.

Am I free to toss a quart of sperm in your face?

If you need to turn a cup of milkshake into a quart of bodily fluid, that should be all the indication you need that a milkshake isn't all that serious.
Screw what I feel or believe. If I am going out there and stoking real violence and real hatred with more consequences than spilled milk, you aren't just free to inconvenience me, you're morally obligated to.

Are you serious?
It's OK to attack people if you don't like them?

Getting milk on someone's suit does not merit being called an 'attack.'
And objecting to actual harm someone has done is not personal dislike.

Are you interested in having a discussion or are you just going to keep asking irrelevant questions?

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Quote from: Pezevenk on May 21, 2019, 05:44:10 AM

Quote from: Crouton on May 21, 2019, 05:34:29 AM

Quote from: Pezevenk on May 21, 2019, 05:19:43 AM

Quote from: Bullwinkle on May 21, 2019, 05:14:27 AM

How about throwing feces?

What about it? Are you making a point or are you just curious to see what I think about various particular things people can throw? They threw a milkshake, why do we have to go through everything they could have possibly thrown?

Tbh if someone flings a turd at Carlgon or Farage I'm gonna laugh.

I'm starting to wonder if assault laws are different in Europe.

Maybe, idk. All I know is that it's not typical to be arrested for making someone wet with milk.

Life must be so confusing in the third world.

And why do cowards always attack from behind then try to run away?

Because there are like 10 security guards around them?

Idk what the laws are like in the UK anyways.

Quote from: Bullwinkle on May 21, 2019, 05:12:40 AM

Quote from: Jane on May 21, 2019, 04:58:58 AM

Quote from: Bullwinkle on May 21, 2019, 04:36:12 AM

Quote from: Jane on May 21, 2019, 03:53:59 AM

Quote from: Bullwinkle on May 21, 2019, 02:47:05 AM

Quote from: Pezevenk on May 21, 2019, 12:19:48 AM

There isn't really a point expressing your disagreement to someone who compares getting milkshaked to getting raped. There is a point to milkshaking him though, and it's not "physical assault".

So, it's OK to attack someone if you don't like them.

Don't turn a milkshake into an 'attack.' He wasn't hurt, injured, put in any pain... He was maybe mildly inconvenienced. That's the definition of a valid protest.
Someone that's stoked up xenophobia, inspired actual physical assaults, lied to the country and broken the law and got off scot-free, and screwed over millions and was a driving factor in forcing the country into its current state of utter uncertainty and likely chaos if he gets his way... forgive me if I don't feel particularly sad that he had to wash his suit.

Let's say I disagree with something you said or feel or believe.

Am I free to toss a quart of sperm in your face?

If you need to turn a cup of milkshake into a quart of bodily fluid, that should be all the indication you need that a milkshake isn't all that serious.
Screw what I feel or believe. If I am going out there and stoking real violence and real hatred with more consequences than spilled milk, you aren't just free to inconvenience me, you're morally obligated to.

Are you serious?
It's OK to attack people if you don't like them?

Getting milk on someone's suit does not merit being called an 'attack.'
And objecting to actual harm someone has done is not personal dislike.

Are you interested in having a discussion or are you just going to keep asking irrelevant questions?

So I can dump anything I have in my bucket upon you and you are good with that?

Bully are you just being obtuse for the hell of it, or are you one of these for whom a custard pie is the same as a hand-grenade?
Isn't there one person on this earth that had you the milkshake and the opportunity you would not introduce one to the other and damn the consequences? 

So I can dump anything I have in my bucket upon you and you are good with that?

Is it harmless, non-offensive, will only cause a minor inconvenience, and have I been stoking xenophobia, actual violence and breaking the law?

So I can dump anything I have in my bucket upon you and you are good with that?

Look, if you come into my house and you start spitting on everything I won't be cool with it, but it's not an assault.

Bully are you just being obtuse for the hell of it, or are you one of these for whom a custard pie is the same as a hand-grenade?
Isn't there one person on this earth that had you the milkshake and the opportunity you would not introduce one to the other and damn the consequences?

From my earliest memories I have known right from wrong.
As a child I knew when my behavior was wrong.

I was about twelve years old when I reconciled my behavior with my actions.
I grew up.


I disturbs me that some adults appear to feel that they can behave like children.

I was about twelve years old when I reconciled my behavior with my actions.
I grew up.

If you're trying to reconcile modern politics with the perspective of a twelve year old, that might be your problem. Things are not that easy.

This is not a matter of mere disagreement. This is someone who has done active harm, who has broken the law and been rewarded for it, who celebrates lying to the public. If we were to take your twelve year old's perspective, he should have been stopped long since. He hasn't. Responding to those attitudes by forcing inconvenience, not harm, not gross-outs, mild inconvenience, upon them as the only consequences they are actually facing is the least we can do. This is hardly a new thing. You are literally crying over spilled milk.

He wasn't assaulted, he wasn't hurt, he wasn't injured. He'd have to spare a little time to wash his suit, that's the sum total of the effect on him and after that the effects are over, meanwhile the whole country is still suffering the effects of what he's doing.

He wasn't assaulted

Yes he was.

Quote from: Jane on May 21, 2019, 08:28:00 AM

He wasn't assaulted

Yes he was.

At best his clothes were, even using the most open, meaningless definition. Are you grasping that we are talking about a milkshake here? Not even the cup.

Quote from: Bullwinkle on May 21, 2019, 08:35:36 AM

Quote from: Jane on May 21, 2019, 08:28:00 AM

He wasn't assaulted

Yes he was.

At best his clothes were, even using the most open, meaningless definition. Are you grasping that we are talking about a milkshake here? Not even the cup.

Oh, using your logic I could burn down your house and it is not an attack upon you.
Shut the fuck up and get over it, right?

You heard it here first folks, getting milk on your suit is like having your house burnt.

Quote from: Jane on May 21, 2019, 08:40:09 AM

Quote from: Bullwinkle on May 21, 2019, 08:35:36 AM

Quote from: Jane on May 21, 2019, 08:28:00 AM

He wasn't assaulted

Yes he was.

At best his clothes were, even using the most open, meaningless definition. Are you grasping that we are talking about a milkshake here? Not even the cup.

Oh, using your logic I could burn down your house and it is not an attack upon you.
Shut the fuck up and get over it, right?

No, burning down my home isn't assault. It's called arson. Are you saying throwing a milkshake at someone is equivalent to arson?

You heard it here first folks, getting milk on your suit is like having your house burnt.

Any attack is an attack.

You are not an American.
You have no idea what ultimate freedom means.

Quote from: Pezevenk on May 21, 2019, 09:07:27 AM

You heard it here first folks, getting milk on your suit is like having your house burnt.

Any attack is an attack.

So then if I throw a leaf at your shoe that's also an assault. If that's your definition then I really don't see why anyone should care about it.

You are not an American.
You have no idea what ultimate freedom means.

LMAO!

So then if I throw a leaf at your shoe that's also an assault.

Yep. If you threw the leaf on purpose, you are a bitch and you will be punished.

A real man does not put up with your shit.




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