Dude, again, you need take things a bit more slowly. I never said you said libertarians were crazy about OWS. I said: “I don’t think anyone here sympathizes with being douchebags and supporting socialist ideals.” You said: “before deciding to sympathize” and I said “I don’t think anyone here sympathizes”. I used the exact same word you did. Then I used it again:
“Any ‘sympathy’ comes in the form of stuff like this.”
The word “crazy” comes in at the end, in a throw-away clause that simply means to say people around here aren’t exactly hyped up about OWS. It’s a figure of speech. You’ve never heard someone say: “I don’t know…I’m not too crazy about the idea of drag racing blindfolded in the middle of the street.” It’s not meant to imply anyone suggested you were actually crazy about it. It’s a colloquial way of saying you’re not really that into something.
Official TSA Blog - lotta double speak and fear mongering goin on in here, runnin on google blogger, comments allowed (IPs put on terrorist list?)
Welcome to the Delete-O-Meter
In the spirit of transparency, we proudly introduce the (drum roll please…) Delete-O-Meter.
This new, permanent feature of the TSA blog will update on a monthly basis the number of posts we have deleted during moderation
While we’re on the subject of deleted posts, it’s important to know why we do delete some posts. It all breaks down to the following reasons:
Spam - It wasn’t bad when the blog first rolled out, but now we get nearly 100 spam comments a day at times.
Personal attacks (on both officers and passengers)
Profanity (and I thought some sailors knew how to curse)
Long embedded url strings (only because it messes up the format of the blog)
Threats (enough said on this one)
Duplicate posts (hitting submit 12 times won’t make the comment appear any faster)
Off-topic comments
Sensitive information (TSA folks explaining exact procedures that could aid someone wishing to do us harm)
Other than that, all’s fair in love and blogging.
I like it. I think it’s perfect. Subliminally radiates Ron Paul’s uncompromising, consistent, “take no prisoners”, anti-flip-flop, anti-sleazy-politician attitude. No other candidate (including Obama) could pull it off without looking ridiculous. When Ron Paul says it, it fits.
