The most uncultured town in Britain.
Hint: Not Essex.
Yep, I live in Macclesfield.
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by The Emerald Dragon » Sun Nov 02, 2014 4:45 pm
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by The Emerald Dragon » Sun Nov 02, 2014 4:46 pm
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by The Emerald Dragon » Sun Nov 02, 2014 4:51 pm
by Scomagia » Sun Nov 02, 2014 4:53 pm
Quintium wrote:Scomagia wrote:Did you go to a special school to learn these superior strawman skills? Seriously, dial it back. My post had nothing to do with immigration, multiculturalism, or anything else you care to mention.
Please do try to understand what I'm saying here. I'm saying this - that the reason people question stories tends to be that those stories do not fit in with their narrative, whereas the reason people uncritically agree with stories tends to be that those stories fit in with their narrative. It doesn't matter what you said, because what matters here is the underlying rule of human behaviour that we will question that which undermines our personal narrative about a broader issue whereas we will not be as critical to that which supports our personal narrative about a broader issue.Scomagia wrote:Why did I call the reported version of events into account? Because people shouldn't take things as factual until they are proven to be so.
Can you really look yourself in the mirror and say that you apply the exact same standard to everything? That you question even stories that support your own world view? I don't think you can, because I don't think anyone can. As detached as I can be from time to time, even I know that I'm more likely to criticise things I disagree with than things I agree with (which, in combination with the sheer volume of doubts on the first page of the discussion, was why I entered into this debate in the first place). Don't get me wrong, the process this creates is useful. As long as there are two camps about any broader political matter, all stories put out by one side will be questioned by the other, and ultimately that's the type of environment where truth wins while nepotism and corruption lose. But there is no such thing as a perfectly neutral, critical human being, even if most people undoubtedly think they're him.
by The Emerald Dragon » Sun Nov 02, 2014 5:01 pm
Fartsniffage wrote:The Emerald Dragon wrote:
Seriously, if you type in...
"The most uncultured town in Britain, you get Macclesfield"
But apparently your all pretty happy about it.....
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by New Connorstantinople » Sun Nov 02, 2014 7:53 pm
Rabotnikisoyedinennyye wrote:Good god.
I'm in the Royal Canadian Sea Cadets, and I was just selling poppies yesterday. I hope they find this prick, and then do what's necessary.
Also, my country uses poppies, and I do wear them.
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