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Messages - Gold2m

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Off-Topic / Re: What song are you listening to now?
« on: July 08, 2016, 11:55:13 am »

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Current Affairs / Happenings in the USA
« on: July 08, 2016, 08:50:35 am »
HAPPENING

2 black men shot by police
http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2016/07/06/black-leaders-demand-state-probe-fatal-shooting-baton-rouge-police/86745562/
http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation-now/2016/07/07/falcon-heights-police-shooting-traffic-stop/86790460/

1 black man found hanging from a tree
http://usuncut.com/black-lives-matter/black-man-found-hanging-tree-atlanta-park/
Police rule it as a suicide based on medical examination, which showed no signs of struggle.
Ku Klux Klan supposedly handed out flyers the night before the hanging
http://www.projectcasting.com/news/kkk-piedmont-park-hanging

5 police officers killed, 11 shot
Organised attack in downtown Dallas. Snipers opened fire against policemen during a protest against police. This elevated to a more serious situation. Shooters trained, wearing armour and using heavy weaponry.
http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation-now/2016/07/08/multiple-snipers-dallas/86839430/
http://edition.cnn.com/2016/07/08/us/philando-castile-alton-sterling-protests/index.html



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Showcase / Re: IRL pictures thread
« on: June 26, 2016, 01:51:37 pm »

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Showcase / Re: IRL pictures thread
« on: June 26, 2016, 01:35:36 pm »
Did you use somekind of a MakeMyFacePrincessMakeUp apps or something?

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soooooooooooo

who else stopped reading
I did x) @Ekke, you do know that the amount of people in the world is growing insane amounts each year? It's called population aging. It means that there are more older people than younger people. So obviouly not everyone votes no matter what is put on poll, and the percentage is that much different simply because there are too many old people.
That makes no sense. The numbers show what % of the age group took part in voting. i.e from males/women aged 18-24, only 36% voted, either in or out. Anyways, the more elders there are, the smaller the participation % should be, and that proves even more that elders are more interested.   

Or what exactly did you have in mind?

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"refuse to rely on plain evidence that is being given to" -> example?

I give you examples of the NHS and you say (I quote) "So the NHS money promise alone created the whole huge turnaround? "; I will explain this to you again, they promised over 300 MILLION pounds and billboarded their campaign around this main promise, and ONLY tell the truth about it (obviously that it's not going to happen) after the supporters voted for it (NOT in the campaign, not before the referendum, BUT AFTER).

You think of this as a minor promise since you don't consider this as any relevant for a turnaround, where in fact it was one of the main points for the turnaround.

"You refuse to admit some things" -> example?

Read above.

"You refuse to accept hard proof evidence such as the NHS and have the absolute rudeness, I must say, to call the promise of the NHS money scheme "just a thing"". I never refused to accept proof about NHS and I never called it just a thing. Why are you putting words into my mouth?

You spoke in plural, but only talked about one example, so I simply asked for more?

Quote "So the NHS money promise alone created the whole huge turnaround?" End Quote.
I never refused to believe it. Putting words into my mouth again. 

You spoke in plural, but only talked about one example, so I simply asked for more?

"and literally get unfiltered (by the media) information" Information given by the media is not unfiltered? It's filtered by the owners of newspapers, by the directors?

That's exactly what I said y'know? THAT THE ELDERS GET FILTERED INFORMATION FROM THE MEDIA (TV, NEWSPAPERS, you call them) WHEREAS THE YOUTH ARE MORE OPEN-MINDED DUE TO THE EXPOSURE TO A GREATER SCALE OF PROPER INFORMATION.
"that if the youth get more information than the elders, and literally get unfiltered (by the media) information,"

Who is contradicting.

Also look:
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"and literally get unfiltered (by the media) information"
"information the elderly get is mostly coming from the TV media, where every information is controlled and fed to the mass like a shepherd controlling the sheeps"

So if the youngster gets information from the media, it's unfiltered, but if an elder gets it, it's suddenly controlled aka filtered?

So you're saying the youth gets unfiltered information by the media and aren't easily manipulated and elders get filtered information by the media and are easily manipulated, but the youth also gets filtered information by the media and isn't easily manipulated and the elders also get unfiltered information by the media and aren't easily manipulated? Wow we have to go deeper.
"topic on which the elders simply don't have any clue about" How do you know that the elders don't have any clue about? Stop *insert quote* categorizing.

Second day after the debate people go out and claim "If I'd have known, I'd have voted otherwise. I wish I could vote again". This goes without saying, but if you want me to put it into words for you; they finally understood that a promise that could hardly come as trustworthy from the PM, but from some opposing side campaigner was revealed and understood unfortunately too late for them as a LIE.
Still doesn't explain how you are almight and know everything, including what elders know and what they do not.

"based on ... years of, something?" That is called life experience.

You actually think that if you live 60 years you have the knowledge of all the subjects or something? Your argument is way invalid and very uncalled for.
I think that as you live more, you see more, you experience more, you understand more.

"categorizing the elders as a whole, smarter than the youth, purely based on age factor." Not saying that elders are smarter. I'm saying that commonly elders interest more in politics than the common youngster. Sure there are a lot of exceptions, but mostly it is that way.

That is wrong, again. Why do you start on the presumption that elders are interested in politics? You actually consider that watching politicians on TV and newspaper and other media resources makes one interested in politics. If you think that the elders have nothing better or had nothing better to do with their lives other than wasting every day of their life actually looking into politics (other than tv feed), you are wrong.
Percentage of participants by age group.
18-24: 36%
25-34: 58%
35-44: 72%
45-54: 75%
55-64: 81%
65+: 83%
Hue.

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"refuse to rely on plain evidence that is being given to" -> example?

"You refuse to admit some things" -> example?

"and literally get unfiltered (by the media) information" Information given by the media is not unfiltered? It's filtered by the owners of newspapers, by the directors?

"topic on which the elders simply don't have any clue about" How do you know that the elders don't have any clue about? Stop *insert quote* categorizing.

"based on ... years of, something?" That is called life experience.

"categorizing the elders as a whole, smarter than the youth, purely based on age factor." Not saying that elders are smarter. I'm saying that commonly elders interest more in politics than the common youngster. Sure there are a lot of exceptions, but mostly it is that way.

"You refuse to accept hard proof evidence such as the NHS and have the absolute rudeness, I must say, to call the promise of the NHS money scheme "just a thing"". I never refused to accept proof about NHS and I never called it just a thing. Why are you putting words into my mouth?

You spoke in plural, but only talked about one example, so I simply asked for more?

Sorry.

Oh and by the way, if you can't hold back your emotions while writing statements, put words into my mouth and/or get offended by the word "butthurt", please ignore this topic.

EDIT:

Percentage of participants by age group.
18-24: 36%
25-34: 58%
35-44: 72%
45-54: 75%
55-64: 81%
65+: 83%

So who cared more about the referendum? Who were more interested?

EDIT2:
"and literally get unfiltered (by the media) information"
"information the elderly get is mostly coming from the TV media, where every information is controlled and fed to the mass like a shepherd controlling the sheeps"

So if the youngster gets information from the media, it's unfiltered, but if an elder gets it, it's suddenly controlled aka filtered?

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I guess you can try tracking down its service or the program that it is inside and disable it @ boot via system configuration.

I had the same problem and ended up with formating the computer.

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So the NHS money promise alone created the whole huge turnaround?

And also yes, I haven't read anything about the topic. I'm just pointing out the logical mistakes in your statements.

EDIT: Your statement, that it's easier to feed lies to elders than the youth, is simply wrong. "whereas the youth are exposed to a larger area of information on the online world." That doesn't mean that the information they get is true tho? That just means they get more of it.

Are you seriously this butthurt that you have to start making stuff like this up? It's general knowledge that it's easier to feed propaganda to the youngsters, because they often lack interest in such topics and they follow the masses. Elders on the other hand have their own opinions and they don't believe everything told by the masses.

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It's actually disgusting seeing the amount of people my age saying the older generation don't deserve a say. My grandad is the most intelligent person I know and he voted out. I'd rather have someone who's seen what being in the EU has done to this country over the past years have a huge say in our vote than someone who's not been around long enough to see the damage that it has caused.

That's a quote from a close family member of mine, and I think she's absolutely right.


The damage? dude UK is the 5th economy of the world, but hey I am sure EU damaged it so badly.

Most of the elderly voted out because of the immigrants and the fascist communist ideas they still have, whereas the youth are way more opened to the globalization.
I think one of the big reasons elderly people voted out was because they were brainwashed by all the leave EU propaganda. Fake promises were made and younger people simply looked past the propaganda, not believing it.
What? No no no. Propaganda is made for the young people, old people don't fall for tricks. Elders are just more conservative than the youth, which is completely normal too.

@George, "Fascist communist ideas they still have". They are just older and know more of this world. No need to label them with such harsh words.

While it is true Cameron "gambled" A LOT on this action, it was never predicted as a lose, and only started to take the shape of a tight battle once the campaigning started and to be blunt the false promises that the Leave party made created this huge turnaround.

tl;dr while it true the PM David Cameron gambled probably too much on this, it is the stupid people, that believed this was the heaven and paradise promised within the Leave party, at fault.
Stop being so butthurt, please.

As long as I followed the online polls, "leave" was always in favour. "It is the stupid people" - imagine yourself being as old as the ones that voted leave and being called stupid by a 20-something-year old. You know nothing, Jon Snow.

I am 100% certain that the Remain parties also created bullshit stories. It's politics.
Also, mind naming me some of the blunt false promises that were made, which created the huge turnaround? Or is this just rage?

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Videos / Re: [NEW VIDEO] - an intro for my PK video
« on: June 14, 2016, 06:58:41 pm »
2long dis is emps-world not bangcock

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Off-Topic / Re: What song are you listening to now?
« on: June 13, 2016, 08:28:27 pm »
https ://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eNxO9MpQ2vA
She's so amazing. I literally listened to her atleast 10 times in a row when i saw the video for the first time.


also kek:


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Showcase / Re: IRL pictures thread
« on: June 12, 2016, 09:09:46 am »
trim your beard a bit or else you're gonna look like this


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Showcase / Re: Digital drawing Tracer!
« on: June 11, 2016, 06:15:08 pm »
If those are guns then why are they facing different points, wouldn't it be logical if they were aimed into one?
multiple enemies?
Unless you're a chameleon I think that it's rather difficult to aim at multiple enemies at once

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Showcase / Re: Digital drawing Tracer!
« on: June 11, 2016, 01:21:01 pm »
If those are guns then why are they facing different points, wouldn't it be logical if they were aimed into one?

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