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Posts by The Postman

  • U.S. ends search for Iraqi weapons of mass destruction

    • The Postman
    • January 13, 2005 at 5:16 PM
    Quote from Pericolos0

    how about the weapon inspectors that wernt finding shit

    Yeah, those WMDs have gotta be there somewhere!

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  • U.S. ends search for Iraqi weapons of mass destruction

    • The Postman
    • January 13, 2005 at 5:20 AM
    Quote from von*ferret

    How about the numerous other countries who told us they had weapons, do they have to explain why their sources were wrong too?

    Everyone else was wrong too so it's forgivable? Zuh? Your path of logic is skewed.

  • JungleMist: Mappers wanted

    • The Postman
    • January 13, 2005 at 12:28 AM

    The stats thing actually sounds pretty neat.

  • JungleMist: Mappers wanted

    • The Postman
    • January 13, 2005 at 12:07 AM

    look at the site. Same guns as CS, same realism feel, just happens to be in a jungle.

    Come on, I just wish people will vary up the guns a little at least is all. Oh boy! Another mp5! I hope it fires the same as the last 400 I'ved played with :-?

    I mean, good luck and all, but cripes, I'd kill for a little originality in the mod scene.

  • JungleMist: Mappers wanted

    • The Postman
    • January 12, 2005 at 11:47 PM

    Oh boy! CS in the jungle!

  • Imprisoned indefinitely without due process.

    • The Postman
    • January 12, 2005 at 11:46 PM

    That was a terrible fucking analogy.

  • Imprisoned indefinitely without due process.

    • The Postman
    • January 12, 2005 at 7:19 AM
    Quote from von*ferret

    That is not an option in this war. Human rights apply to humans, not these types of murderers.

    First you say you don't know if there's evidence against them, then you label them murderers. Now, I'm not saying they're all innocent, far from it. They got picked up for a reason, now, was it so grievous a reason to take away years of their lives? That's the question. If we are to promote peace, justice and the American Way we must stick to our guns on our policies and be a beacon for the world to look to. Not dropping our rules of justice whenever they see fit.

    Such lapses in judgement only make our nation as a whole look guilty and powerhungry. It takes from the whole image we'd want to put forth, of a benevolent force, there for the common good, and thwarting the real terrorists and murderers.

    Label them POWs if you wanna hold them 'til the end of all of this, but that involves admitting that this really is a war, and actually declaring war in the first place. That's a whole 'nother can of worms though.

  • Imprisoned indefinitely without due process.

    • The Postman
    • January 8, 2005 at 1:55 AM

    There, much better. That's all I was asking for, reasonable, intelligent debate.

    True it is an unconvential war, however it seems that you tiptoe around the main issue that is the focus of this article. The ones that are being detained indefinitely have no charges brought against them, they're held because they lack evidence. If they're just prisoners of war, they should just cut through the politic bullshit tape and call them such. That's fine, and there are rules for that as well. However, this isn't a nation we're fighting, this is a multi-national cause that, much like the "Drug War" has no viable, or immediate end in sight. In wars, the prisoners are eventually let go after the battles are done and the dust has settled, but to think that this "War on Terror" will end within my lifetime, let alone within the span of 10 years is nearly laughable.

    If we are to become a beacon of justice, freedom and proof against the backlash of Anti-Americanism that's sprung up around the globe, the best way to do this is to maintain our idealized stance on justice and freedom. Not just for our own people, but for all. We are the last super power, and much like the Roman Empire was nothing more than Italy with a lot of trade contracts, we are no different. We essentially "rule" the world, and to maintain that rule we must lead by example, not by stooping to their level or compromising our values.

  • Imprisoned indefinitely without due process.

    • The Postman
    • January 7, 2005 at 5:59 PM
    Quote from mawibse

    Fact/anecdote and source of what?

    If your evil, justice is that you have no freedom.

    What in that sentence could possibly need a verification?

    So...guilty until proven innocent eh? :roll:

  • Imprisoned indefinitely without due process.

    • The Postman
    • January 7, 2005 at 4:55 AM

    Wow you're a fucking moron. I know no flames, but man you're a moron Duffy.

    Just remember what you said about it not effecting you, and it not mattering. I'm gonna bring this up whenever you mention a bunch of red-state crap about abortion (you're a male, doesn't effect you) and gay-marriage (you're not gay, nor married, doesn't effect you).

    PS: thanks for not contributing and shitting up the thread.

    Quote from mawibse

    You are naive to think that justice and freedom is for all.If you are evil no justice nor freedom should rightly befall you.

    Instead of cryptic bullshit, howabout supporting your claims with some facts, an anecdote perhaps or say a decent source.

  • ashlee simpson needs to stop singing, appearing in pub etc

    • The Postman
    • January 6, 2005 at 12:35 AM
    Quote from TomWithTheWeather

    I dislike the teen pop style of music as much as the next guy here, but I'll bet that given the chance and the right setting, most of the teen pop singers could sing better than most of the singers you guys listen to. All that aside, those vids are fuuny.

    Sing better after their voices have been coaxed, washed and handled by dozens of computers. I feel sorry for anyone that likes Evanescence and sees them live, that chick can't carry a tune worth a damn. Hits one note, carries it for the whole song.

  • Imprisoned indefinitely without due process.

    • The Postman
    • January 2, 2005 at 10:43 AM

    http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=s ... ity_usa_dc

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    WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Bush administration is preparing plans for possible lifetime detention of suspected terrorists, including hundreds whom the government does not have enough evidence to charge in courts, The Washington Post reported Sunday.Citing intelligence, defense and diplomatic officials, the newspaper said the Pentagon (news - web sites) and the CIA (news - web sites) had asked the White House to decide on a more permanent approach for those it would not set free or turn over to courts at home or abroad.

    As part of a solution, the Defense Department, which holds 500 prisoners at Guantanamo Bay, plans to ask the U.S. Congress for $25 million to build a 200-bed prison to hold detainees who are unlikely to ever go through a military tribunal for lack of evidence, defense officials told the newspaper.

    The new prison, dubbed Camp 6, would allow inmates more comfort and freedom than they have now, and would be designed for prisoners the government believes have no more intelligence to share, The Post said.

    "It would be modeled on a U.S. prison and would allow socializing among inmates," the paper said.

    "Since global war on terror is a long-term effort, it makes sense for us to be looking at solutions for long-term problems," Bryan Whitman, a Pentagon spokesman, was quoted as saying. "This has been evolutionary, but we are at a point in time where we have to say, 'How do you deal with them in the long term?"'

    A Pentagon spokeswoman, Lt. Col. Ellen Krenke of the Air Force, had no information on the reported plan.

    The Post said the outcome of a review under way would also affect those expected to be captured in the course of future counterterrorism operations.

    One proposal would transfer large numbers of Afghan, Saudi and Yemeni detainees from the U.S. military's Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, detention center into new U.S.-built prisons in their home countries, it said.

    The prisons would be operated by those countries, but the State Department, where this idea originated, would ask them to abide by recognized human rights standards and would monitor compliance, a senior administration official was quoted as saying.

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    I'd like to see someone defend this course of action. Aren't we supposed to be this shining example to the world about justice and freedom, and yet, we just find a loophole of jurisdiction to completely fuck over the entire lives of a group of people because of lack of evidence, not because they're guilty, but because we can't pin them as such.

    Before some asshat points out "dahhhh, they's suspected terrists!' I'll make it known that yes, I know this, and they were arrested probably for a reason, but nevertheless they are due the same justice system as us all if we, as a nation, are holding them. To claim to be morally superior and then suddenly take the low road is pretty damned hypocritical.

  • Small Insurgency Update

    • The Postman
    • December 30, 2004 at 11:49 PM

    Very good, but remove whatever layer you're using on the skins to give them a "fuzzy" or "noisy" look. Paint is smooth, use bumpmaps or spec to give the paint/metal the right look.

  • Release: de_kievpass

    • The Postman
    • December 30, 2004 at 11:37 PM

    those really are great. I think I like the chandaliere the best!

  • The Return of Fletch (to Plano) (for like a week)

    • The Postman
    • December 20, 2004 at 11:57 PM

    oh really, dodging me being in town ARE WE?

  • Need a model...one time offer for cash by January 7, 2005

    • The Postman
    • December 20, 2004 at 11:54 PM

    what do you need the model to be of?

    other than 128 units tall what kind of polycount are we working with?

    oh and contact me on AIM I'll give my you my paypal info roofls

  • EA buys 20% of UbiSoft

    • The Postman
    • December 20, 2004 at 6:15 PM

    Electronic Arts uber alles!

  • It's time to say good bye to the core...

    • The Postman
    • December 20, 2004 at 5:20 PM

    mino eot will miss you

  • pulling all nighters

    • The Postman
    • December 20, 2004 at 8:01 AM

    Pulled all nighters while working on James Bond: Nightfire. Josh Jeffcoat at Gearbox remembers. We went and bought juice and food for breakfast at like 7am. It was ridiculous. He was mapping and I think I was translating text on textures into Spanish and Italian.

  • Tanks on the streets of Los Angeles, CA?

    • The Postman
    • December 17, 2004 at 5:36 PM
    Quote from DD

    He won, sorry. I didn't want him to win but he won, and it's not just because he disapproves of gays and supports Christians. What Michael Moore or SA told you was probably a lie. Even if that was the WHOLE reason, which it's not, if you have to play mind control on a bunch of Christians to assure your victory then that's what you do to win.

    Did I say he didn't win? Ugh... moving on. Have I ever claimed to like Michael Moore's rhetoric? Yes, please, keep putting words in my mouth, or on my keyboard, as it were. To deny that those two non-issues played a huge roll in this election is just simple and blind. The other issue, would be the feeling that we "shouldn't switch horses in the middle of a race." But that's a little more esoteric and wasn't covered nearly as much as, I dunno, the whole ammendment against gays marrying.

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    The guy driving the tank is not a Nazi and he doesn't even come close to serving Hitler. They claim to have been going to a veterans day event, and probably were, but I bet the Soldiers thought it would be funny to scare the protestors. Don't forget, soldiers aren't machines, they're people who do dumb shit for a laugh. Who knows, but what matters is that we can't be sure so it doesn't matter, therefore this thread should be locked and demonstrate that the 1st ammendment means JACK SHIT on the interwabs.

    Can I get that huge barfing rolleyes animation for DD missing the point of a well-used and well-traveled analogy? Next time I'll use a baker and a bakery for the analogy and it'll still ring true. Jolly good try though.

    Oh and for further information, you should know that later articles had the soldiers giving the protesters thumbs up and shouting their support until several rabid idiots starting slinging insults like "babykillers!" at them. My point on the "Good German" analogy rests in a void, pinning itself to any situation in which a worker is not obligated to follow his leader, nor is he wholly absent from the responsibility his leader thrust upon him.

    As per the 1st Ammendment meaning jackshit on the internet, that depends where you go. As for this forums section? It matters.

    I think Walter's expression says it all:

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