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Re:Shots fired at MIT - report of an active shooter near Bld...
by jlgreco on Friday April 19, 2013 @03:54PM
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He has backed up that statement, while you have done nothing but hurl insults. I understand that you may feel insulted by what he said, but that is no excuse for the quality of your comments.
Re:Shots fired at MIT - report of an active shooter near Bld...
by grecy on Friday April 19, 2013 @06:25PM
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Feels like Reddit around here, with that guy deleting all his comments when you pin him down...
Re:Shots fired at MIT - report of an active shooter near Bld...
by youngerdryas on Friday April 19, 2013 @08:28PM
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I can keep insulting you if you like.
Re:Shots fired at MIT - report of an active shooter near Bld...
by grecy on Saturday April 20, 2013 @11:07AM
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Sure. By all means.
Of course, as jlgreco pointed out, you're only showing your ignorance to the topic and hand by trying to deflect the real issue with insults at me. It's shocking/hilarious/sad you need to resort to that, instead of actually addressing the issue at hand.
Re:Shots fired at MIT - report of an active shooter near Bld...
by youngerdryas on Saturday April 20, 2013 @01:36PM
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I don't think shooting in the air is really an issue in the US. I do feel bad for insecure souls that need to believe America is an underdeveloped nation. Or were you joking about that?
Re:Shots fired at MIT - report of an active shooter near Bld...
by grecy on Saturday April 20, 2013 @06:27PM
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I don't believe America is an underdeveloped nation, exactly.
If you compare stats for all the factors that really make a difference for quality of life for the average person on the street (healthcare, education, death rates, crime rates, pollution, safety, etc. just to name a few), you'll see America is very often comparable to developing nations, and not often comparable to developed nations. In many cases, it's staggering far behind the best in the world.
Food for thought.