Kavanaugh sides with liberal justices OFF TOPIC!! Enough of the US Politics. America does NOT own the Internet

Stop it already!

OSIRIS Snowflaked thusly:

Stop it already!


America DOES own the Internet! #USA1st

The rest of you ****hole citizens are simply squatting.

Hope this helps

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.... and I approve this message!

Apparently this is the nym-shifting poster's first use of this ID in
this group.

The implication Americans are the only ones who post about American
matters is LUDICROUS. I wish that were true, but EVERYBODY sticks
their nose into our business.

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Stop it already!

On 29/05/2019 09.41, John Doe wrote:
Apparently this is the nym-shifting poster's first use of this ID in
this group.

The implication Americans are the only ones who post about American
matters is LUDICROUS. I wish that were true, but EVERYBODY sticks
their nose into our business.

Only after you start.

--
Cheers, Carlos.

On Wed, 29 May 2019 07:41:00 -0000 (UTC), John Doe
wrote:

Apparently this is the nym-shifting poster's first use of this ID in
this group.

The implication Americans are the only ones who post about American
matters is LUDICROUS. I wish that were true, but EVERYBODY sticks
their nose into our business.

You missed the point. This is alt.comp.windows-10 and Ameriac (or any
other) politics is off topic.

OSIRIS wrote:
This is alt.comp.windows-10 and Ameriac (or any
other) politics is off topic.

New to Usenet?

On Wed, 29 May 2019 16:16:32 +0200, The Man in the High Castle
wrote:

OSIRIS wrote:
This is alt.comp.windows-10 and Ameriac (or any
other) politics is off topic.

New to Usenet?

Nope. Been around since way back when users followed common rules.
That is; before Gen X Y and Millenials started to spoil it for
everyone.

In article ,
OSIRIS wrote:
On Wed, 29 May 2019 16:16:32 +0200, The Man in the High Castle
wrote:

OSIRIS wrote:
This is alt.comp.windows-10 and Ameriac (or any
other) politics is off topic.

New to Usenet?

Nope. Been around since way back when users followed common rules.
That is; before Gen X Y and Millenials started to spoil it for
everyone.

I'm thinking that the common snipe of "New to XXX?" could just as easily be
rendered as "Old to XXX?". I.e., things tend to get run by (and mores set
by) those in the middle of the pack (agewise). The views of those in
either tail of the distribution tend to get short-shrifted.

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"Grab 'em by the p***y!"

On Thu, 30 May 2019 16:25:49 -0000 (UTC),
(Kenny McCormack) wrote:

In article ,
OSIRIS wrote:
On Wed, 29 May 2019 16:16:32 +0200, The Man in the High Castle
wrote:

OSIRIS wrote:
This is alt.comp.windows-10 and Ameriac (or any
other) politics is off topic.

New to Usenet?

Nope. Been around since way back when users followed common rules.
That is; before Gen X Y and Millenials started to spoil it for
everyone.

I'm thinking that the common snipe of "New to XXX?" could just as easily be
rendered as "Old to XXX?". I.e., things tend to get run by (and mores set
by) those in the middle of the pack (agewise). The views of those in
either tail of the distribution tend to get short-shrifted.

You make a valid point, I suppose. I am on one of the "tails".

That said, however, there is such a thing as common courtesy -- shown
by not flooding a newsgroup with off topic posts -- especially when
those posts are obviously meant to inflame or insult other users.

I try to follow the rule that I don't say something in a usenet post
that I would not say face-to-face (sometimes I fail, but I do try).