by Arminkshipper April 03, 2025
And you're still wrong. I don't make a harm argument. I actually demonstrate (explicitly) why a harm argument wouldn't be a good one (Citing stealing meds as an example as "not having Concerta" doesn't constitute a state of harm). I cite the logistical irrelevance BUT that doesn't speak to the social relevance as A selection criteria OR as HER selection criteria. No, CLEARLY I'm too easy to flatter. What would it take for you to actually cede ANY point regarding a woman's choice in the context of sex? If there an age? 5 years old? If it gets hard it ships? Animals? What would it take for her to be wrong? Nothing? If the answer to that question is "Nothing" then your arguments for why this particular instance is justified are irrelevant. A woman CAN'T be wrong to you.
Hym "Whether or not it caused any harm is irrelevant. My argument is and alway has been gender-based discrimination in the ENFORCEMENT of rules, creating a hostile work environment where I was threatened with punitive action EXPLICITLY for THE RETARD NOT DOING WHAT HE WAS SUPPOSED TO and at the same the other one is fucking the retard. I'm being deprived of damages that become increasingly medically necessary. And even THESE are only some of the MANY grievances I have. You know what? Nevermind. Better yet, I'll just sit and wait to have a stroke. Oo! Or I could care about your kids! That would do it. No, it's fine. Your argument for why I should be fine with you fucking a retard instead of me a far more important than any. It's fine. Your fine."
by Hym Iam July 27, 2023
by Picco_Goodman December 12, 2022
Doing and saying whatever you feel like doing and saying, regardless of (both) the effect it has on the people around you, and regardless of whether or not what you're saying is consistent with truth or doing is consistent with virtue.
Hym "The 'Don't say gay' bill does the exact same thing as bill C-16. If you're a gay teacher... And a kid asks you about your relationship... You are COMPELLED BY LAW... To deflect and redirect them to the parents... So the parents can lie to their kids about relationships. It FORCES (Jordan) you to say words you otherwise wouldn't say. It's literally the exact same bill. And the claim is that kids being made vaguely aware of the existence of gay people with somehow harm them. And when people tell you that your kids are going to find out anyway and it isn't incumbent on the rest of us to live to coddle your kids, you construct a narrative adjacent to the actual topic and then live in delusion while shouting 'Lalala can't hear you! Lalala!' Until the bad-man goes away. That's your 'Standing for a just cause.' "
by Hym Iam June 14, 2024
Probable cause is defined as the reasonable belief that a person has committed a crime. To determine probable cause, a test is used to determine if probable cause exists and is sufficient enough to arrest a suspect. The test must show that the facts and circumstances of the officer's knowledge are sufficient enough to warrant a reasonable person to believe a suspect has committed, is committing, or is about to commit a crime.
by ... Zjdbckdnznsjd September 23, 2019
Iconoclastic idiosyncratic individual. You think it's right, but really it's wrong. You somehow got ruled needing to be fixed, but they fixed what didn't need to be fixed and wronged you into doing wrong. Now you're doing what's right.
The Devil without a cause made same-sex marriage legal because it was the "right thing" to do. "Devil without a cause" is the name of a music album that may help you understand it better.
by TrueBlueHue1 May 09, 2023
(phrase) "Cause Frick You"
A phrase coined by The Fellas, typically used to explain something arbitrary, unjustified, or just plain unfair — often when there’s no logical explanation, or when someone’s flexing authority without reason. It’s the go-to response for glitches, nonsense rules, or petty power moves, usually said with a heavy dose of sarcasm and comedic flair.
A phrase coined by The Fellas, typically used to explain something arbitrary, unjustified, or just plain unfair — often when there’s no logical explanation, or when someone’s flexing authority without reason. It’s the go-to response for glitches, nonsense rules, or petty power moves, usually said with a heavy dose of sarcasm and comedic flair.
Examples:
“Something went wrong. Please try again later — cause frick you.”
“You can’t park here, sir.”
“Why not?”
“Cause frick you.”
“Wait, why are we banned from the server?”
“Cause frick you, apparently.”
“Why does this app randomly crash every time I open it?”
“Cause frick you, that’s why.”
“I did all my CMU but it did nothing to my grade — cause frick you.”
“Something went wrong. Please try again later — cause frick you.”
“You can’t park here, sir.”
“Why not?”
“Cause frick you.”
“Wait, why are we banned from the server?”
“Cause frick you, apparently.”
“Why does this app randomly crash every time I open it?”
“Cause frick you, that’s why.”
“I did all my CMU but it did nothing to my grade — cause frick you.”
by Albert Fingernoodle April 10, 2025