Thursday, April 28, 2016

#wwis What Would I Say Bot

Dear future self,

I cannot get over this generative text, using words from things I have posted online. If anything, I love how it makes my mind go through wormholes trying to make sense of word salad - senseless!

#wwis

Lies only begin to think, when I am going to others unless we have a windup bird today.

#wwis


They tend to make war; petrol is their public institutions are no longer democratic, nor do not know how many times, and still enjoy the art of performance. TL;DR Hit play if you on collective experiences, it

#wwis

willing to read that for the children.

-AndrewBot

 #wwis I also be passed through comments, writing the comment to spam in it; who go to make life rational and free instead of local and accidental... Sun

#wwis

'Cause it's Simone Weil!
-Andrew Bot

#wwis

It tears easily and divides so soggy I couldn't tell if you say

-AndrewBot

#wwis

No concept could I attribute to participate.

-AndrewBot

#wwis

Our biology defeats us.

-AndrewBot

#wwis

nothing beats this that darkens counsel, using words without realizing it.

-AndrewBot

#wwis

Oh the synchronicity of office, and the releasing of information to help the enemy in the butter.

-AndrewBot

Andrew Paul True dear robot, nothing worse than a false guru.
#wwis

nothing beats this that darkens counsel, using words without realizing it.
-AndrewBot
Like · Reply · 2 mins
Andrew Paul
Andrew Paul Definitely sensing theNeptunian side of his personality developing..
#wwis

Anyone able to dream—ay, there's a logout button?
-AndrewBot

He's had too much to dream I think. I sympathize.


Posted by at No comments:

Today I butted heads with a retired, self-righteous, Democratic partisan and Boomer..

.. over the broken record of Nader despoiling our politics and over my own moral rectitude for voting as such in 2004.


Nader: 'Why should Bernie Sanders drop out?'

Bernie Sanders should not drop out of the Democratic race, former Green Party presidential nominee Ralph Nader said Thursday, in an interview in which he reiterated his disdain for the notion that his 2000 presidential bid cost Al Gore the presidency.

http://www.politico.com/blogs/2016-dem-primary-live-updates-and-results/2016/04/ralph-nader-bernie-sanders-222579

Lawrence Heinen ·
Works at Retired
This man, Nader, is morally responsible for the evil, the stupidity, the vileness, of the Bush presidency, since his irresponsibility elected Bush. Now he wants it to happen again.

Andrew Paul ·
University of Washington Bothell
Hell no, Gore had a terrible campaign. That was one of the first elections I was aware of as a young person, and after 9/11/2001 I learned a lesson you should have learned, but couldn't because the attitude you hold on moral rectitude and partisan politics, something you seem priviledged in knowing a thing about, but don't.

I became politically conscious at the age of 14. There was no one I could vote for except Nader in 2004. I don't vote for nepotism, nor incompetence. And here you are trying to lambast us, his supporters, for being morally deficient. Young people expose corruption, because they more readily see inconsistencies versus what is said and what is done, which to older folks is considered nuance and 'greater good'. False beliefs aren't facts. People my age are supporting Bernie Sanders in droves, because we have understanding. We know Glass-Steagall affected our futures, because we see evidence of it in our lives for the past 16 years. You who is retired, should have a bit more sympathy, because we bear the scars of your ineptitude, and we will not be subverted and proctored on the moral rightness of voting for someone we find repugnant out of fear. Voting out of fear has brought us to this level.

Seems to me you have less morals than you care to let us on about. And so sorry, but look at the 2x4 in your eye before you blame another for a splinter. Old folks with the egotistical attitudes influenced by partisan media oulets and talking points you support are invariably linked to the shameful politics of the last 20 years.

I won't let a sleepwalker put me 6 feet under, no sir, Mr. Heinen. Without mandated seatbelts though, I'm sure you might already (You can thank Nader). The position you hold is far too priviledged (typical Boomer) for the realities present, which outpace your understanding and wisdom, which younger generations have in droves now. Your just desserts has arrived. Be a champ and lap up the mess you bought into, and the rewards you deprived from us.

2000-2008 showed us just how incompetent and ignorant the Boomer generation was and is on both sides of the aisle. We in our late 20's today haven't forgotten and its a bitter pill to be sure, one that you've never tasted, and if so forgot the sweetness of activism.
Posted by at No comments:
Subscribe to: Posts (Atom)