Snitch nation

[Jarlaxle]

You are projecting again, Fakey!

 

[JakeStarkey]

Jarl, I know you want to be a Stasi, since you like to strut around in your uniform in front of the mirror.

OK, back to the OP: sensible laws are sensible laws, and you don't get to water your lawn in violation of restriction laws without your neighbors turning you in.

 

[Jarlaxle]

No, you are lying and projecting AGAIN, Fakey. Once more: the wanna-be Gestapo thug here is YOU, boy!

 

[JakeStarkey]

you are foundering, little stasi boy

 

[Jarlaxle]

More projection from Fakey.

Dude: there are pills for your problem now! SEEK PROFESSIONAL HELP!

 

[JakeStarkey]

And the jarlaxle melt down contin!

 

[Jarlaxle]

And still more projection from Fakey. Dude, did you get away from the orderlies AGAIN?!

 

[hazlnut]

this is sad but so true...now they asking neighbors to shame others
people have become nothing but subjects for government

snip:

Posted at 3:21 pm on july 16, 2014 by noah rothman




we are fast becoming a nation of pavlik morozovs.

Little pavlik, you may recall, was the 13-year-old subject of a dubious soviet story about how a young boy’s loyalty to the state trumped his love for his parents. Pavlik was supposedly witness to his father, the chair of his local soviet, giving aid to enemies of the people. The boy turned his own father in to stalinist authorities, the story went. Enraged by the betrayal, pavlik was killed by his own family and was posthumously dubbed a martyr for socialist values.

Though the tale was later proven to have been wildly exaggerated, morozov’s actions were hailed by soviet authorities for 59 years.

Loyalty to the collective over one’s neighbors and even one’s family has always been a socialist ideal, but it was never an especially american one. Ruggedly individualist, americans have traditionally been uncomfortable with the notion that the authorities in some distant capital have their best interests at heart. Certainly not more so than do one’s neighbors.

While it remains hyperbolic to suggest the united states is fully embracing a stasi-like culture of denunciation, the times are changing.

California is in the midst of a historic drought this year, one which is forcing authorities to institute particularly strict restrictions on water usage in arid parts of the state. As an enforcement mechanism, some california municipalities are encouraging their residents to become professional snitches.

“some towns are even encouraging ‘drought-shaming,’ asking residents to rat out their neighbors breaking the new water conservation laws,” nbc’s andrea mitchell reported approvingly on wednesday. She noted that this encouragement from authorities is resulting in a “flood of incriminating photos” posted online featuring local residents violating the dictates of the state.


All of it here
snitch nation « hot air

read: Ignorant twats, your neighbors hate your bigoted ass. Move to the middle east and join other extremists like the taliban.

 

[JakeStarkey]

Jarlaxle and the other far right taliban are amazingly inappropriate. They, most of them, say the love America but show the opposite.

 

[guno]

So I shouldn't report food stamp, unemployment, or welfare fraud if I see it. That makes me a Stalinist snitch?

What if I think my neighbors are terrorists...should I not tell the government? What if I see a crime committed...should I shut up?

So what is 'snitching' for the public good as opposed to being a statist? Who determines that...stephanie? Teapers? Liberals? Conservatives?


This thread is nothing more than Teaper nonsense...the OP is a hack.

And all kinds of stuff is tolerated in trailer parks , just ask the op

 

[Stephanie]

reading this thread just back's up this saying for me:

scratch a leftie/progressive find a red boned, Fascist

 

[Jarlaxle]

Jarlaxle and the other far right taliban are amazingly inappropriate. They, most of them, say the love America but show the opposite.

Yeah, I am SO "taliban" that I support gay marriage. I am so "far right" that I support legal pot. Anyone calling me "far right" or "taliban" is either unhinged or stupid. So...which are you, boy?

 

[JakeStarkey]

Jarl, you are only a wannabee pretend conservative. A snake in the grass. Can't trust your kind.

 

[Stephanie]

aww, they've broken out the label taliban..

when that is their tactic to a tee

just look it any thread they post on

they don't debate, they BUM rush you with labels, name calling, etc etc

 

[Nutz]

aww, they've broken out the label taliban..

when that is their tactic to a tee

just look it any thread they post on

they don't debate, they BUM rush you with labels, name calling, etc etc

I swear, you are the biggest hypocrite on this forum. Seriously, it is baffling.

 

[Asclepias]

this is sad but so true...Now they asking neighbors to shame others
people have become nothing but subjects for government

SNIP:

posted at 3:21 pm on July 16, 2014 by Noah Rothman




We are fast becoming a nation of Pavlik Morozovs.

Little Pavlik, you may recall, was the 13-year-old subject of a dubious Soviet story about how a young boy’s loyalty to the state trumped his love for his parents. Pavlik was supposedly witness to his father, the chair of his local Soviet, giving aid to enemies of the people. The boy turned his own father in to Stalinist authorities, the story went. Enraged by the betrayal, Pavlik was killed by his own family and was posthumously dubbed a martyr for socialist values.

Though the tale was later proven to have been wildly exaggerated, Morozov’s actions were hailed by Soviet authorities for 59 years.

Loyalty to the collective over one’s neighbors and even one’s family has always been a socialist ideal, but it was never an especially American one. Ruggedly individualist, Americans have traditionally been uncomfortable with the notion that the authorities in some distant capital have their best interests at heart. Certainly not more so than do one’s neighbors.

While it remains hyperbolic to suggest the United States is fully embracing a Stasi-like culture of denunciation, the times are changing.

California is in the midst of a historic drought this year, one which is forcing authorities to institute particularly strict restrictions on water usage in arid parts of the state. As an enforcement mechanism, some California municipalities are encouraging their residents to become professional snitches.

“Some towns are even encouraging ‘drought-shaming,’ asking residents to rat out their neighbors breaking the new water conservation laws,” NBC’s Andrea Mitchell reported approvingly on Wednesday. She noted that this encouragement from authorities is resulting in a “flood of incriminating photos” posted online featuring local residents violating the dictates of the state.


all of it here
Snitch nation « Hot Air

As long as they dont put you in jail for not snitching why are you whining?

 

[Katzndogz]

aww, they've broken out the label taliban..

when that is their tactic to a tee

just look it any thread they post on

they don't debate, they BUM rush you with labels, name calling, etc etc

Taliban is the new nazi.

Lack of imagination.

 

[Stephanie]

aww, they've broken out the label taliban..

when that is their tactic to a tee

just look it any thread they post on

they don't debate, they BUM rush you with labels, name calling, etc etc

Taliban is the new nazi.

Lack of imagination.

no kidding
just like reactionary
when that is them to a tee
just like it's us who want's to let them die
it's not us who supports ABORTION ON DEMAND no matter what the hell the reasons
people need to be able to read their disgusting name calling and projection BS

 

[Jarlaxle]

Jarl, you are only a wannabee pretend conservative. A snake in the grass. Can't trust your kind.

You're projecting again, ****-boy.

 

[JoeB131]

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