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Originally posted by MisterOpus1 But taken as a whole, how does society judge the KKK? Pretty damn despicable, right? And that is precisely my point - the freedom and liberty to do something stupid, albeit lawful, is subject to public scrutiny and ridicule. IOW, I believe our society, for the most part, judges pretty well what is and what is not considered "correct" behavior, even if that ridiculous behavior is lawful. Hence our system works very well, and shows the genious of our Constitutional forefathers. So in essence, the freedom you have to voice your opinion about your currently elected leaders, and more importantly to vote for your elected leaders, must be the exact same freedom to allow those idiots to put pillow cases on their heads and yell "White Power!" on the State Capital's steps. We simply cannot have one without the other, at least I know of no logical or ethical way to have one without the other. But at the same time, we must allow society to correctly scrutinize what is appropriate behavior, even within the confines of Constitutional law.

Well said, but I think that in cases of lawsuits, there should be some kind of restrictions or such. Not relating to this lawsuit but ridiculous ones like mom sues Mac Donalds for making her kids fat, or woman sues for Janet's boob.

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Originally posted by DjSway Well said, but I think that in cases of lawsuits, there should be some kind of restrictions or such. Not relating to this lawsuit but ridiculous ones like mom sues Mac Donalds for making her kids fat, or woman sues for Janet's boob.

Hey, who doesn't hate frivolous lawsuits? But like I said, you gotta put up with the "bads" in order to have the "goods".

Besides, a number of state lawmakers are creating Amendments that limit frivolous lawsuits of this nature, like the "fast-food making us fat" type situations.

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Originally posted by MisterOpus1 Hey, who doesn't hate frivolous lawsuits? But like I said, you gotta put up with the "bads" in order to have the "goods". Besides, a number of state lawmakers are creating Amendments that limit frivolous lawsuits of this nature, like the "fast-food making us fat" type situations.

What? I have to submit my lawsuit against Tranceaddict for making me addicted to trance.

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Originally posted by DjSway What? I have to submit my lawsuit against Tranceaddict for making me addicted to trance.

Ehh? Hell no - that's a legitimate complaint! Take Swamper for all he's worth!

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I yearn to shout,
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Originally posted by MisterOpus1 Ehh? Hell no - that's a legitimate complaint! Take Swamper for all he's worth!

You mean you guys actually listen to trance music??? I haven't listened to any good new trance in a while. Any good suggestions? I'm not about to take this question to the music forum--I'd be a stranger in a strange land.

I love this country and what it can do for me!

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Originally posted by Shakka You mean you guys actually listen to trance music??? I haven't listened to any good new trance in a while. Any good suggestions? I'm not about to take this question to the music forum--I'd be a stranger in a strange land.

To be completely honest, yeah I still do every once in a while - usually just for "old time sake". For the most part, however, I don't listen much to anything dance-wise anymore. Hell, the last CD I bought was Dizzie Gillespie's greatest hits, so that may give you an idea where my music interests lie lately!

The last time the Mrs. and I listened to "trance" was about 2 weeks ago when she slipped in a Ferry Corsten CD and attempted to recall the last time we listened to it. We both drew blanks. Funny thing about drugs and memory - they don't mix well.

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Whence September dusk grows crisper still,
with leaves all crimson conquered,
I yearn to shout,
and dance about,
and stick pickles in my honker...

i'm to old to dance. i just kinda bop in my chair listening to prog thinking about the new world order. pathetic

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Originally posted by MisterOpus1 To be completely honest, yeah I still do every once in a while - usually just for "old time sake". For the most part, however, I don't listen much to anything dance-wise anymore. Hell, the last CD I bought was Dizzie Gillespie's greatest hits, so that may give you an idea where my music interests lie lately! The last time the Mrs. and I listened to "trance" was about 2 weeks ago when she slipped in a Ferry Corsten CD and attempted to recall the last time we listened to it. We both drew blanks. Funny thing about drugs and memory - they don't mix well.

Edit: my comments about suing Tranceaddict were more or less because us bleedin' heart liberals "feel" the pain of these hapless victims in our society, and that all lawsuits deserve merit and money.

Right?

Guys?

Hello?

Class? Anyone, anyone?

Damn crickets.

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Whence September dusk grows crisper still,
with leaves all crimson conquered,
I yearn to shout,
and dance about,
and stick pickles in my honker...

Cricket...

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Originally posted by Shakka You mean you guys actually listen to trance music??? I haven't listened to any good new trance in a while. Any good suggestions? I'm not about to take this question to the music forum--I'd be a stranger in a strange land.

Check my posts on COR. Always new trance since I spend 2/3 on MP3 sites and only about 1/3 or less here. I'm in it for the music and not the conversation...


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Tory Kay - The Rising Sun (Magane Mix)

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