no i dont agree with that... an NFL game is not quintessential to keeping our society going, while say shutting a power plant down would impact many other people, other than the folks that were directly impacted by the tragic events that we are speaking of. why is that so hard to understand. i stated that the power plant job is more important to our society than the nfl job, that is it. stopping an NFL game is no where close to stopping production of a power plant, if you can't see that i am really not interested in discussing this with you anymore.So if you agree that no human life is worth more than any other than you agree that shutting a NFL game down is the same as shutting a power plant down. So why did you spend all this time hating on me?
And if you do not understand the personnel requirements that go into each than I really am not interested in discussing this with you anymore...
A lot of you guys sicken me
#61
Posted 01 December 2012 - 03:08 PM
#62
Posted 01 December 2012 - 03:08 PM
It's hard for you to argue with logical minds when you have an illogical one. So just because others want the game to go on so that this criminal doesn't affect any more people, they are classless morons. The only moron I've seen is you when you could've posted in the other thread, but you're such an attention wh*** you decided to make your own and you also just crashed another thread with your whining. So who really is immature and selfish again?
Just needed repeating...
#63
Posted 01 December 2012 - 03:09 PM
I'm not 18 dumbass. But hey, if that's what makes you feel good about yourself - "picking on an 18 year old behind your computer screen" - then awesome.
You're 19, big fuging difference. GIve me a break kid.
#64
Posted 01 December 2012 - 03:11 PM
You're 19, big fuging difference. GIve me a break kid.
I just spit my coffee onto my computer screen.
You can't argue logic with emotional thinkers
#65
Posted 01 December 2012 - 03:13 PM
#66
Posted 01 December 2012 - 03:14 PM
no i dont agree with that... an NFL game is not quintessential to keeping our society going, while say shutting a power plant down would impact many other people, other than the folks that were directly impacted by the tragic events that we are speaking of. why is that so hard to understand. i stated that the power plant job is more important to our society than the nfl job, that is it. stopping an NFL game is no where close to stopping production of a power plant, if you can't see that i am really not interested in discussing this with you anymore.
Ah I see, so is there some sort of scale you have developed, where if a certain person's job ranks above this level of importance to our society that they are allowed no grievance days, whereas if you have decided it is not important they are allowed grievance days?
Someone make this man Czar of something already.
#67
Posted 01 December 2012 - 03:15 PM
All I will say is, excuse me for trying to show some sympathy and reasoning. I didn't know it was such a bad thing to have an opinion and post it on the fuggin internet. LOL. Seriously though, stay classy.
That same opinion you have others have as well. They're just different from yours. So you expect them to be respectful about yours when you call them classless morons. That's just perfect, logical reasoning right there.
#68
Posted 01 December 2012 - 03:16 PM
All I will say is, excuse me for trying to show some sympathy and reasoning. I didn't know it was such a bad thing to have an opinion and post it on the fuggin internet. LOL. Seriously though, stay classy.
Here's the difference Einstein.
Everyone here feel empathy for these people. Your thinking is that the only way to do such is to cancel an entire game. You do not understand all the other factors involved. Please wrap your head around that. You think that if the game isn't canceled, you are not empathetic.
No one called you names for thinking that way, you're the one that called people classless, idiots and morons for not agreeing with you.
YOU STAY CLASSY!
#69
Posted 01 December 2012 - 03:16 PM
"This wasn't supposed to happen! This isn't what I planned! My calculations were incorrect! Commence bitching and whining!"
#70
Posted 01 December 2012 - 03:17 PM
#71
Posted 01 December 2012 - 03:19 PM
#72
Posted 01 December 2012 - 03:20 PM
Some people want to feel bad for the murdered woman and her orphan, and not give the piece of poo responsible the time of day; and that may include moving on immediately and having the game tomorrow.
It's not up to you to decide if it's "ok" to feel that way or not.
#73
Posted 01 December 2012 - 03:20 PM
and i love it when two lonely people on the internet team up, pick on a random user and feel so good about themselves. hahahaha. seriously though im out, please keep posting more things because you wasting your time and feeling all good about yourself behind your computer screen is pretty damn funny. keep pounding
Why is it that you never directly answer or reply to anything said?
#74
Posted 01 December 2012 - 03:21 PM
grievance days for an employee and shutting something down are not the same thing. typically there are other people that can step in and do the job that weren't affected by whatever tragedy the person grieving was affected by. and when it comes to something like say shutting down a power grid they would ship in other people to run it if it affected the entire staff of said hypothetical power plant, before they shut it down.
So you agree that KC should play tomorrow with their backup players?
#75
Posted 01 December 2012 - 03:21 PM
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