How do deal with skeleton in closet
04-24-2017, 06:01 PM
#11
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Joined APC: Apr 2017
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Posts: 7
Originally Posted by JohnBurke
How truly pathetic.
Your life must be that is........
So full of hate and disdain in every post you put on here, so mad at life, so jealous of other's success. Do us all a solid and quit posting your transgressions of how crappy your life is and trying to take it out on us. LMAO it sure sucks to be you
04-24-2017, 06:54 PM
#12
Disinterested Third Party
Joined APC: Jun 2012
Posts: 6,007
Originally Posted by Bama McCall
Your life must be that is........
So full of hate and disdain in every post you put on here, so mad at life, so jealous of other's success. Do us all a solid and quit posting your transgressions of how crappy your life is and trying to take it out on us. LMAO it sure sucks to be you
So full of hate and disdain in every post you put on here, so mad at life, so jealous of other's success. Do us all a solid and quit posting your transgressions of how crappy your life is and trying to take it out on us. LMAO it sure sucks to be you
Two posts to your name, this one full of lies.
You feel that not illegally drinking underage is a transgression, or a sign of a "crappy life?" Stating that one did not drink underage is "taking it out" on you, is it? Again, a truly pathetic view. Your reading comprehension is poor, and your statements non sequitur. You lie.
My life is great. Good job, good income, good family, good schedule, doing what I want. Not that it's any concern of yours.
I said nothing of transgressions, and at no time have given any indication of jealousy, neither of others, nor their success. Again, you lie.
No distain, no hate. I do speak out against it, and have for many years. Again, you lie.
Have you something to contribute to the topic of the thread? The topic isn't me. Focus, if you're able.
04-26-2017, 04:21 AM
#13
Line Holder
Joined APC: Oct 2010
Position: B757
Posts: 84
Originally Posted by JohnBurke
Grow up.
Two posts to your name, this one full of lies.
You feel that not illegally drinking underage is a transgression, or a sign of a "crappy life?" Stating that one did not drink underage is "taking it out" on you, is it? Again, a truly pathetic view. Your reading comprehension is poor, and your statements non sequitur. You lie.
My life is great. Good job, good income, good family, good schedule, doing what I want. Not that it's any concern of yours.
I said nothing of transgressions, and at no time have given any indication of jealousy, neither of others, nor their success. Again, you lie.
No distain, no hate. I do speak out against it, and have for many years. Again, you lie.
Have you something to contribute to the topic of the thread? The topic isn't me. Focus, if you're able.
Two posts to your name, this one full of lies.
You feel that not illegally drinking underage is a transgression, or a sign of a "crappy life?" Stating that one did not drink underage is "taking it out" on you, is it? Again, a truly pathetic view. Your reading comprehension is poor, and your statements non sequitur. You lie.
My life is great. Good job, good income, good family, good schedule, doing what I want. Not that it's any concern of yours.
I said nothing of transgressions, and at no time have given any indication of jealousy, neither of others, nor their success. Again, you lie.
No distain, no hate. I do speak out against it, and have for many years. Again, you lie.
Have you something to contribute to the topic of the thread? The topic isn't me. Focus, if you're able.
B757
05-13-2017, 04:57 AM
#18
Disinterested Third Party
Joined APC: Jun 2012
Posts: 6,007
Originally Posted by SonicFlyer
That's the exception, not the norm which is an indication of bad law.
Yes, many have done it, and no, it's not a valid excuse, nor is violation of safety and law a valid statement that the law is wrong. The people who do it are wrong. It doesn't become right simply because a percentage of people do it.
05-13-2017, 07:56 AM
#19
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Apr 2017
Posts: 3,593
Originally Posted by JohnBurke
No, it isn't. "Everybody does it" is an excuse, and a poor one. It's a childish excuse. It's a similar reason that many people tend to look upon drunk driving lightly. It's a deadly, dangerous act, and should be treated accordingly. Few would see someone fire a rifle down mainstreet and say "it's okay, he didn't hit anyone." None the less, there's a tendency to go easy on the drunk driver that puts his or her vehicle in the same place and causes substantially more injuries and deaths annually in the real world.
Yes, many have done it, and no, it's not a valid excuse, nor is violation of safety and law a valid statement that the law is wrong. The people who do it are wrong. It doesn't become right simply because a percentage of people do it.
Yes, many have done it, and no, it's not a valid excuse, nor is violation of safety and law a valid statement that the law is wrong. The people who do it are wrong. It doesn't become right simply because a percentage of people do it.
No one is talking about drunk driving, which IS an inherently dangerous activity and SHOULD be prohibited.
The discussion was about drinking under the age of 21 and that the majority of people have done it which is an indication that the law is bad if the vast majority of people break it. Read a book called "3 Felonies a Day"
05-13-2017, 02:57 PM
#20
Prime Minister/Moderator
Joined APC: Jan 2006
Position: Engines Turn Or People Swim
Posts: 39,252
Originally Posted by SonicFlyer
Nice slight of hand, but that doesn't work here.
No one is talking about drunk driving, which IS an inherently dangerous activity and SHOULD be prohibited.
The discussion was about drinking under the age of 21 and that the majority of people have done it which is an indication that the law is bad if the vast majority of people break it. Read a book called "3 Felonies a Day"
No one is talking about drunk driving, which IS an inherently dangerous activity and SHOULD be prohibited.
The discussion was about drinking under the age of 21 and that the majority of people have done it which is an indication that the law is bad if the vast majority of people break it. Read a book called "3 Felonies a Day"
Disclaimer DUI did occur 30+ years ago, when it was socially acceptable, but never to the extent of getting arrested. But that was then.
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