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Considering that he was in that situation and didn't hurt her he obviously did have reservations, which means your comment is wrong and he wasn't hypocritical. He was referring to her actions, not her thoughts.
There's a big difference between someone striking a child and just saying, "I'd like to hit that kid."I've been planning for years to do exactly that with some friends but my budget has not allowed this to happen. Maybe one day.
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lol! Obviously that comment his a chord with your actions and thoughts too. I guess looking in a mirror isn't some people's cup of tea.
It's a rare moment... but I agree with Yoshi 100% here.
It's called Dead Alive.
You sir, are a hideous hermaphroditical character which has neither the force and firmness of a man, nor the gentleness and sensibility of a woman.
Electronic cigarette.
You're right in that I have said things as a way of talking that I would never actually do, which means you have my personality pinned down about as well as stating that I wear shirts when I go to work. Doesn't change that you're wrong.This doesn't even make sense in context.I guess looking in a mirror isn't some people's cup of tea.
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This makes absolutely no difference to what I said, and it's far more broad a speculation than simple fashion style. You say things in your mind that are hypocritical to the ends which you're attempting to achieve (in this case, the above poster wanted to take children out of a violent and disturbing situation).
hy·poc·ri·sy (h-pkr-s)
1. The practice of professing beliefs, feelings, or virtues that one does not hold or possess; falsen
Above is the definition of hypocrisy. Blacklight85 fits it to a T (and now we know, so do you). He says he finds it irritating and it angers him that a mother or guardian of a child would take him or her to see a potentially traumatic experience because of violence. (this is Blacklight85 professing his belief or feelings)
Yet the action he wishes to reprimand the mother with is a "head bashing", the exact violent traumatic experience that he claimed to have angered him. It's a hypocritical thought, and to say that just because you don't carry out the action physically doesn't make hypocritical is a pretty big lie.
He is professing his wish for the children to be in a non-violent situation, yet his solution to the problem is violence.
It does, but you don't seem to get very much.This doesn't even make sense in context.
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I can post spam, nonsense posts with no real meaning as well. But atleast when I do it, I use big celebrities.
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Reminds me of when I was in Elementary school, and had a friend whose parents would always take him and his younger brother to Rated R movies. It always seemed so weird. He was also really weird himself, he would swear at his parents, they would swear around him. It was always odd going to his house because they would just have like metal music blasting and stuff. They were also the only friend of mine whose parents regularly smoked. Sure enough he was smoking when he was like 12, and was always getting in trouble. Parents like that just don't care really bother me. They clearly were pissed that they would have to give up their rebel high school stoner lifestyle once they had a kid, so just kept it up and their own kids turned into scum bags.
Barf! Barf! Barf!
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Most kids are accidents anyway.
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