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Whacking Permalink Archive 11 May 2005 Got this a few hours ago:
I
think that last sentence was written with Babelfish.
Niall Cook sent me an e-mail, saying I was too stupid to understand the context of his deep thoughts on WW2.....you know, the insight that war is really really nasty, and that commemorating the end of the war is all just political claptrap from warmongers, coz, you know, it's unsophisticated to regard victory over the nazis as a victory of good over evil. After all, it didn't "solve" anything. Believe it or not Niall, some of us are quite aware that the small, faceless people of the world suffered the most during the war, and it is for precisely this reason that victory over the nazis should be commemorated. It was exactly because of the allied victory in WW2 that the suffering of humanity wasn't orders of magnitude higher. Do you honestly believe that shit you wrote about "ideals, such as democracy, freedom, liberty, and so on are merely salves to guilty consciences which in reality seek domination, political power, and control of people & resources for a singular benefit."? Do you honestly believe that the motives of those who stood up against the horrors of nazism were really to dominate and control? Do you honestly believe that fighting a force which sought the complete genocide of the racially impure was somehow some cynical political ploy? Do you honestly believe nothing good was achieved by this "so called victory"? I'll tell you something: anyone who believes this is a disgusting moral degenerate of the lowest order. But maybe Niall's right: perhaps I'm just swallowing a load of NeoCon Zionist propaganda. Tell me Niall, what parts of the "subject matter" don't I understand fully? Exactly what did you mean when you said of the allied leaders that their "covert personal motives were all sinister"? Pardon
me while I go and barf.
The Islamic Republic of Sweden More wonderful multiculturalism. Nothing to worry about, I'm sure. (Via
Kim)
Now
you can listen to Yet
another reason for me to get broadband.....
For some reason, my lifeless, dull, home town of Canberra is almost unsurpassed for great Chinese cuisine. There are more Chinese restaurants than people. There are at least three absolutely world-class joints within five minutes drive of my house, and I live in the southern suburbs. The latest of these is the phenomenal 'Streets of Asia' at the Tuggeranong Hyperdome. Cheap, quiet, and serves probably the best noodle dishes I've ever eaten. And their noodles aren't even the best thing about them. Three words: Chicken satay sticks. <Homer>
Glaaaaaaaaaarrrrrrgggggghhhhhh </Homer>
Much better than last year, though that isn't saying much. The Good: tax cuts and the bracket-creep semi-fix. The Bad: top income tax rate is still too high, as is government spending. Oh,
and the ABC & SBS didn't get privatised. Tax-sucking leftie leeches.
The sooner these useless parasitic scum are sold off, the better.
If there are any drunk millionaires reading this right now, perhaps you'd like to e-mail me your credit card details so I can buy one of these:
The 2005 Honda SP2: the 1000cc v-twin superbike. Flawed and overpriced to be sure, but it's got that gorgeous thundering engine and just oozes both class and aggression. Its limitations really only come out on the track...and I don't ride on the track. Gimme one of these with a full Yoshimura race exhaust and an Öhlins upgrade. Oh yeah, I'll be one happy boy. Hell,
maybe I'll just grit my teeth and hand over the cash for one anyway. I
was planning on buying
a "cooking model" VTR this year anyway, why not stretch
my budget and get the real deal?
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