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Brent

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  1. I think that it's important to discuss this kind of thing as an open, free discourse versus it being a taboo or social moré. Yes, I agree that it's important that we highlight the importance of diversity, but I think we are doing it wrong. Instead of shunning me and implying that I'm an inept, social redneck (which I probably am) it's better to be inclusive of everyone instead of being defamatory towards me, or anyone for that matter. The problem is that there is a very fine line between being "politically correct" and being offensive. I've always been fairly conservative on this manner in that I believe that political correctness simply makes people afraid to integrate and forms sociological niches, which isn't the goal of a world that is supposedly free of color. It promotes the opposite, which is undesirable. Utopia is impossible. Even the idea to have a day to celebrate disabilities, to me, is offensive. It's not right. Think about it: Let's say there was a "obesity diversity day" that highlighted obesity, and tried to integrate obese people into society. Let's also pretend that you are obese. Would you like this day, or would you dread it, because it reinforces the idea that you are fat? To me, that's inappropriate and sort of cruel. Therefore, the very notion that this is offensive, is offensive. There is no escaping it, which renders the barrier obsolete. This theory of the insult-line is good, but the problem with it is that it's not definitive. While we're not robotic, though, it's difficult to determine what is offensive or not. Especially when considering the needs of 65,000+ Coldplayers. This very sentence is probably offensive to one of them. I won't lie: I'm not made of steel. I've been offended on here before, and I hold my head up. Anyway, again, I'm sorry if I crossed the invisible (but necessary) barrier for anyone on here, and in the future, I will police myself before I am policed. :nice: In any case, I have censored my post so that it's less offensive and more awesome.
  2. I understand the need for forum guidelines, and thank you for highlighting them to me. I'll try to keep my posts less colorful. While I agree that it's important to follow these guidelines, it is difficult to determine the omnipresent "line" that I need to cross to be considered "inappropriate." So I'm going to educate myself. Please bear with me. I broke the following rules: 2-i) Freedom-of-speech rights do not extend to privately owned websites, such as this one. Membership and posting on the Coldplaying messageboard is a privilege, not a right. 6-b) Material that may be considered inappropriate include but are not limited to those involving intellectual property right infringement (or allegations thereof), pornography, obscene or defamatory material, or material of excessive length. The Administrators and Global Moderators may, but shall have no obligation to, remove materials that we determine in its sole discretion are unlawful, fraudulent, threatening, libelous, defamatory, obscene or otherwise objectionable or inappropriate, or infringe or violate any party's intellectual property or other proprietary rights. I am sorry if I had offended anyone. Now I know where the line is, and while I disagree with you, I respect you.
  3. I ate a cookie :)
  4. Well, it could be real, if it could bend time. Or it's operating from the Berber calendar. Or it could be real and the EMI people are just dumb and don't know how to read a calendar. But we know EMI is definitely NOT full of bankrupt morons. OH WAIT
  5. Ugh. It's raining right now.
  6. No, those are too spicy. Well I guess I'll do it if you give me some ranch, too.
  7. I mean, we already have the album, you know? I don't really care about anything else. I'm good for now.
  8. ^ I don't think it counts as trolling when you just make yourself look like a moron, though. We really enjoyed reinforcing your ineptitude.
  9. I think it's more unethical to police my posts with political correctness implications than to call someone retarded. Do I hate mentally-handicapped people? No. I'm actually quite close to my Down's-syndrome-stricken, wheelchair-bound cousin. Thank you so much. Does my post imply that I hate people with mental disabilities? No. Will my post force others to hate people with mental disabilities? No. What's the problem? Political correctness like this simply brings attention to the fact that minorities are different. It reinforces stereotypes and makes people uncomfortable if someone different is there, thereby policing our actions, free thought, and free speech. An open discourse is necessary for people to accept our colorful society. Thank you, Orwellian Thought Police. /end rant
  10. It doesn't really feel like Christmas at all... Sorry I couldn't help it. It would have bugged me all night.
  11. Wait. Your friend's friend's friend? Wait wat
  12. Pedophiles: Boy Bands: Coldplay: You: You're awesome, and I love you. Keep up the good work.
  13. Uhhh, no. I don't think it's possible.
  14. You should go to Auschwitz. I hear it's fair this time of year.
  15. ^Also: Stringed stuff in VLV. I know that they use MIDI controllers, but I'm pretty sure that they don't use it in this case. It's too precise, ALL. THE. TIME.
  16. They are not coming to me :awesome: Wait, that's bad :sad:
  17. ^ Admission is the first step to recovery. We'll help you through this. You're well on your way.
  18. ^ This is far from country, really.
  19. ^ Fuck the mainstream. We need to shoot some primo Radiohead into the eyes of pop-tart America.
  20. I was never to fond of the Christmas songs they do. But I usually buy them for the charity, and I love Christmas :awesome:
  21. Good luck with that! School for nerds? Awesome :awesome:

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