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[WestCanMan]

13 hours ago, LinkSoul60 said:

Not going to repeat the same thing to block heads who are incapable of comprehension.  Go back and read if you'd like....

"Your mom deserved to die, Link Soul."

"The world celebrated when your mom died, LinkSoul."

Which one is worse? Is the first one somehow ok? Tolerable? Not all that inappropriate? 

One is like a pedophile who raped and murdered a bunch of kids, the other is like a pedophile who raped and murdered a bunch of kids while wearing a Chuck-E-Cheese hat. Correct? 

On a depravity scale of 1-10, the first one is a 10/10 and the second one found a way to be 10.1/10

[LinkSoul60]

Just now, WestCanMan said:

"Your mom deserved to die, Link Soul."

"The world celebrated when your mom died, LinkSoul."

Which one is worse? Is the first one somehow ok? Tolerable? Not all that inappropriate? 

One is like a pedophile who raped and murdered a bunch of kids, the other is like a pedophile who raped and murdered a bunch of kids while wearing a Chuck-E-Cheese hat. Correct? 

On a depravity scale of 1-10, the first one is a 10/10 and the second one found a way to be 10.1/10

You're not only f'd up....  You cannot comprehend what you read.

[WestCanMan]

1 minute ago, LinkSoul60 said:

You're not only f'd up....  You cannot comprehend what you read.

You're not just a cultist, you're a cultist who thinks that you get to make up your own rules for the English language, just to conform to your own rigid confirmation bias. 

FYI saying that someone deserved to die is no different from celebrating their death. 

I've been there, Link. I've been the person making an unkind comment about the recently deceased...

Eg, when Dr Sohrab Latchmedial died just a week or so after his second jab, I was one of the people bringing up his quote about the unjabbed: "I won't shed any tears for unvaxed people who die of covid." 

Did he deserve to die? No, and I didn't say that. But he deserved to have people know about his depraved public commentary, just so they didn't feel like the world lost a highly respectable person. 

"Never laugh when the hurse goes by", Link. And if you're gonna try to play the blame game with the dead, you'd better make God-damned sure that they deserve the blame that you're heaping on them. 

[CdnFox]

17 minutes ago, LinkSoul60 said:

You're not only f'd up....  You cannot comprehend what you read.

Awww..... did he make you cry again? @WestCanMan, you're such a big meanie!!!!

[WestCanMan]

17 minutes ago, CdnFox said:

Awww..... did he make you cry again? @WestCanMan, you're such a big meanie!!!!

Fact-bullying is the new gay-bashing, from the left's POV.

They feel like they're entitled to their own set of facts and their own reality, and it's wrong for anyone to rain truth down on their little gay parades. 

Just look how they want us to react to dudes with their junk taped up... "She's a girl now. She gets to go into the girls' washrooms and change-rooms."

But they don't stop there...

• "Now you can't say "mom" or "pedophile" because it offends us, but you also have to start saying words that you find offensive, and you have to redefine the words "woman" and "man" to mean what we want them to mean. It's our language now, and if you use it incorrectly, you should have to go to jail." 

 

Edited July 14, 2025 by WestCanMan

[CdnFox]

2 hours ago, WestCanMan said:

Fact-bullying is the new gay-bashing, from the left's POV.

They feel like they're entitled to their own set of facts and their own reality, and it's wrong for anyone to rain truth down on their little gay parades. 

Just look how they want us to react to dudes with their junk taped up... "She's a girl now. She gets to go into the girls' washrooms and change-rooms."

But they don't stop there...

• "Now you can't say "mom" or "pedophile" because it offends us, but you also have to start saying words that you find offensive, and you have to redefine the words "woman" and "man" to mean what we want them to mean. It's our language now, and if you use it incorrectly, you should have to go to jail." 

 

What kills me is this:

Them:  Why can't we have a civil discourse without all the personal attacks? Aren't we better than children?"

ALSO them (when they see a fact they  don't like):  "YOU MOTHER***** * * **   *  ****** and *** you right in the *** * * * *****  **  you *** ****** *** * * ******   so  ** ****** * **** *****  *** ******   AND the horse you road in on!!!!!!!!!!!!

It's like every time. This guy sees an argument he doesn't like and all he throws back is insults. But he'll claim it's the right who can't have rational discussions.   

[robosmith]

4 hours ago, WestCanMan said:

You're not just a cultist, you're a cultist who thinks that you get to make up your own rules for the English language, just to conform to your own rigid confirmation bias. 

FYI saying that someone deserved to die is no different from celebrating their death. 

I've been there, Link. I've been the person making an unkind comment about the recently deceased...

Eg, when Dr Sohrab Latchmedial died just a week or so after his second jab, I was one of the people bringing up his quote about the unjabbed: "I won't shed any tears for unvaxed people who die of covid." 

Did he deserve to die? No, and I didn't say that. But he deserved to have people know about his depraved public commentary, just so they didn't feel like the world lost a highly respectable person. 

"Never laugh when the hurse goes by", Link. And if you're gonna try to play the blame game with the dead, you'd better make God-damned sure that they deserve the blame that you're heaping on them. 

IF you don't understand the difference between "deserved" and "celebrate," just look at how differently the words are spelled. LMAO

 

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"Deserved" and "celebrated" both relate to positive outcomes, but they describe different aspects. "Deserved" means something is earned or merited due to one's actions or qualities, while "celebrated" means something is widely known and admired. In essence, one is about merit, and the other is about fame. 

 

Deserved:

• Focus: Refers to something earned or merited.
• Examples: A promotion is deserved after hard work, or a victory is deserved after a good performance.
• Related words: Worthy, meritorious, commendable. 
   

Celebrated:

• Focus: Indicates widespread recognition and admiration, often associated with fame. 
   
• Examples: A celebrated musician is one who is widely known and admired, or a celebrated event is one that receives a lot of attention. 
   
• Related words: Famed, famous, renowned, illustrious. 
   

Key Differences:

• Cause:

  Deservedness is based on actions or qualities, while celebrity is based on widespread recognition. 

   
• Nature:

  Deservedness can be a subjective judgment, while celebration is more objective, based on public perception. 

   
• Outcome:

  Deserved outcomes can be positive (reward) or negative (punishment), while celebration is inherently positive. 

LMAO

[WestCanMan]

40 minutes ago, robosmith said:

IF you don't understand the difference between "deserved" and "celebrate," just look at how differently the words are spelled. LMAO

 

LMAO

OMG you're so dumb you make 1984 "AI" seem omniscient.

FYI just because the words "celebrated" and "deserved" are inherently positive doesn't mean that they can't be used to express intensely negative sentiments.  

"Celebrated someone's death" and "They deserved to die" have about about the most negative connotations a sentence can possibly have, and even low-IQ humans understand that implicitly.

Only really low-level AI bots would think that those words were somehow used as positives just because of a simple dictionary definition.  

[robosmith]

3 hours ago, WestCanMan said:

OMG you're so dumb you make 1984 "AI" seem omniscient.

FYI just because the words "celebrated" and "deserved" are inherently positive doesn't mean that they can't be used to express intensely negative sentiments.  

"Celebrated someone's death" and "They deserved to die" have about about the most negative connotations a sentence can possibly have, and even low-IQ humans understand that implicitly.

Only really low-level AI bots would think that those words were somehow used as positives just because of a simple dictionary definition.  

So I take it you're anti-death penalty, because here in the US numerous victims of crime, celebrate the death of the criminal that harmed them or family, and believe they deserved it.

So you see, the similarity or difference of the two words very much depends on CONTEXT. Duh

[CdnFox]

Just now, robosmith said:

So I take it you're anti-death penalty, because here in the US numerous victims of crime, celebrate the death of the criminal that harmed them or family, and believe they deserved it.

So you see, the similarity or difference of the two words very much depends on CONTEXT. Duh

Have you ever seen him do that?

And are death penalty inmates innocent civilians?

You don't really understand how logic works do you

[WestCanMan]

4 minutes ago, CdnFox said:

Have you ever seen him do that?

And are death penalty inmates innocent civilians?

You don't really understand how logic works do you

He needs to take some advice from this guy:

 

7 minutes ago, robosmith said:

So I take it you're anti-death penalty, because here in the US numerous victims of crime, celebrate the death of the criminal that harmed them or family, and believe they deserved it.

So you see, the similarity or difference of the two words very much depends on CONTEXT. Duh

Can you explain to me the similarity between girls at summer camp and mass murderers? No one else sees it but you guys.

[robosmith]

4 hours ago, WestCanMan said:

He needs to take some advice from this guy:

 

Can you explain to me the similarity between girls at summer camp and mass murderers? No one else sees it but you guys.

It's a different CONTEXT, as ALREADY STATED. Duh