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Zierro

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  1. Less people are being discriminated against which is a good thing, but the fact that they left out those heterosexuals we're talking about really makes me wonder what their true intentions were. Obviously it is not fairness and equality for everyone. Justice isn't about giving all parties except for one a benefit (and in the name of equality too :wacko:). Google didn't like how gay people were being left out when it came to tax cuts. They changed the rules so that you can be unmarried to get the benefits (as long as you are not straight). So, Google is leaving out unwed heterosexuals. That is hypocrisy. This is what I was trying to say.
  2. I probably should have been more specific instead of just saying "heteros", but yes. This is the sentence where this one-sided discrimination I'm talking about comes from: They know that gays can't marry, so they make a rule where you don't have to be married to reap the benefits (as long as you are gay and not straight). That screams discrimination and hypocrisy. By completely neglecting those straight people, it sounds more like they wanted a clever little ploy to use against anti-gay people rather than actually wanting to make things fair and equal. And for that matter, what about asexuals? (If they really do exist, that is. :-o )
  3. Make things fair? Since when is intentionally discriminating against heterosexuals making things fair? Because now it's our time to suffer? Damn, you're the best debater on this site. rofl I find that quite an amusing post coming from the person who said: Anyway, to reply to your rebuttal that gays aren't being treated better:
  4. It's quite apparent what their intentions were. They see heteros are being treated better than gays. They do not like this. To combat this, they make a new rule where gays are being treated better than heteros. They're doing exactly what they are against. No hypocrisy there?
  5. All they're doing is evening out the pay. There is no discrimination anywhere. They're being hypocrites. They are also probably screwing over heterosexual employees who support gay rights. I think gays should have equal rights, but discriminating against heterosexuals is not the way to go.
  6. Zierro replied to lordkafei's topic in Off-Topic
    I take the least showers here. I appreciate taking showers rarely because then I get to rinse a decent layer of grime off my skin which feels very satisfying.
  7. Currently playing Grand Theft Auto 4. At first I hated the driving controls, but once I got used to them it feels really good.
  8. How is celebrating your nationality (Independence Day) any different from celebrating your heredity (Black History Month) [that is, if you still support the cause behind celebrating that month]? As for that second part, couldn't agree more. I don't really care what holidays are about. For me, they're just an excuse to party.
  9. Zierro replied to Dizzle229's topic in Off-Topic
    I used that Smilie Dog picture as my computer wallpaper for a while. Got some nice responses from my family. :razz: That black and white picture in Dizzle's first post (with the huge mouth) is scary.
  10. I wouldn't have bought it if I knew it sucked that bad, but I was deceived by all the good ratings. I did enjoy killing the main targets and following the story, but literally everything else in between (the flags, clumsy maneuverability, annoying guards, mental people who push you, timed assassination missions, etc.) really took a toll on my mental state. I don't think I ever swore at a game that much before.
  11. Betrayal? Nice twist on words there.
  12. Zierro replied to Leoo's topic in Off-Topic
    Saaaaame. Haha. Sometimes I really want to slap the younger version of myself. Although I do have to say, it's really interesting seeing how much your opinions can change over the years.
  13. Finally beat Assassin's Creed. Ubisoft really knows how to screw up what could have been a decent game.
  14. I like how everyone keeps quoting pretty much everything boyz says, while the vast majority of my points remain unchallenged. I don't blame you guys though. It's wise to choose your battles. /elite manliness 8-)
  15. You do realize what situation we're in right now, right? You're trying to use my own arguments against me in a satirical manner, and I am returning the favor to you. We're even. Because they associate manliness with wife-beating. (They are sexist.)
  16. :-o Are you implying that sitting to pee is of lesser value?!
  17. Also taken from the FB page: "Yes, I am a Man." And "Yes, I will step up and do manly things and whatever I want to do on this glorious day!" Your quote is an obvious hyperbole used to get laughs out of people (literally knock someone's head off? lol). The quote I used is how to actually celebrate the day in reality. Like I said before, what it means to be a man is completely up to your own interpretation.
  18. I understand your lament. :P "Because other groups were offended by something, women are allowed to get offended by this." If you are trying to convince me by using a precedent, then that's going by the assumption that I thought they were rightfully offended. I thought it was hilarious how people took the "Obama is a monkey" joke as a racist thing instead of taking it as "Obama is monkeying around". If a black man is mentioned in a negative connotation, then surely it is racism. :roll: It can't be because they actually did something wrong. People can't get their pride from within, so they put themselves on a moral high horse and point the finger at others to compensate. Keep doing this, society. Surely it will cause people to stop making fun of you.
  19. Most of the time, they are just a kid looking for a quick lul. Not a white supremacist. Take political cartoons into consideration. The demographic is not terrorists or even anarchists for that matter - it is your average voting citizen. PS: Kind of funny seeing an admin debate a troll. I debated her about marijuana but that was before I knew she was a troll. Now I know better. You're free to debate my points though. I pretty much share the same opinion as her except I'm expressing mine in an easy-on-the-eyes manner.
  20. I hope you don't think that's me. lol Exactly - it's just like the whole Black History Month thing. You're only causing them to hate whites even more by reminding them I have oppressed them for so long - even though it was my great great great great grandparents who did. Pride should come from within - not because a holiday tells you that you should be proud since you've been cheated before. If you can't find pride within yourself (the whole freaking point of pride), then how can you tell me you deserve it? It defeats the purpose when pride is spoon fed to you. This is a big reason why Man Day is just a joke and isn't a serious holiday. We don't need a real day because guess what.... WE'RE MEN! It's a joke. It's a joke. It's a joke. It's a joke. It's a joke. It's a joke. It's a joke. Seriously, could everyone stop trying to weasel around that fact and stop asserting that it's still fueled by sexism or whatever? I mean, you do know why yo mama jokes were invented? It's supposed to be funny. Not because people actually hate mothers. ?
  21. Microwaved Totino's Party Pizza. Instant upchuck.
  22. That's the best part of 13 in my opinion. Most of the other games just seemed to be lacking the challenging fights that this one has.
  23. This is my most common grammatical mistake. I always look it up, find a way to memorize it, and then a few months later I just forget it again. :-#

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