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Comment on Bitch Weasel King: Joran van der Sloot by tlcorbin

tlcorbin — Sun, 06 Jun 2010 05:22:35 +0000

As you know I can get pretty salty, but this is the worst dressing down of another human being that I’ve delivered, and it appears to be nearly prophetic. This is an evil man, demon spawn is an apt description of his nature and being, he will pay for his crimes.

Comment on Bitch Weasel King: Joran van der Sloot by Natalina

Natalina — Sun, 06 Jun 2010 04:50:06 +0000

Normally I would find this kind of language harsh. Not this time. He deserves every kind of thrashing coming to him. The only lamentable part is that he clearly is unable to feel guilt. Because that eliminates the possibility of him being tormented as he rots away in a cell somewhere. He is lower than swine.

Comment on Mohammed-Prophet or Cultist by tlcorbin

tlcorbin — Sun, 30 May 2010 06:18:25 +0000

Hello Natalina, I know that you’ve been busy, you are a rather prolific writer. Your comment suggests that you ‘got’ the underlying purpose of the post, I want to promote dialog. Should anyone desire an exchange of views or a follow up, encourage them to make their point and I’ll respond without guile. Hugs to a creative writer. Raven

Comment on Mohammed-Prophet or Cultist by Natalina

Natalina — Sun, 30 May 2010 01:14:27 +0000

Hi Raven! I’ve been so busy I haven’t had time to really leave an articulate response to this post of yours. But I do want you to know that I’ve referred to this article a number of times when in conversation with others about the state of Religion in America. It has sparked quite a few interesting debates and I thank you as always for sharing your thoughts in such a forthright and open way. You are never one to shy from what some would perceive as controversy! I respect that.

Comment on Mohammed-Prophet or Cultist by tlcorbin

tlcorbin — Sat, 29 May 2010 23:16:59 +0000

Thank you for your kind remarks and interest in contributing an article, but I have to decline your offer for now. Good to meet you, Raven.

Comment on America’s Obituary by tlcorbin

tlcorbin — Sat, 29 May 2010 21:46:41 +0000

What useful information did you get from the post? What would you like to know that wasn’t discussed? Raven

Comment on America’s Obituary by tlcorbin

tlcorbin — Tue, 18 May 2010 18:24:39 +0000

Thank you for your kind remarks and interest in contributing an article, but I have to decline your offer for now. Good to meet you, raven.

Comment on A Suggestion for Mr Barack Obama by tlcorbin

tlcorbin — Sat, 20 Mar 2010 22:28:56 +0000

Viva la revolution America ~ ink up your voting fingers and loose the power of your vote!

Without apology or explanation, I am firmly ensconced as a constitutional conservative. That does not imply that I am blind to the needs of others, nor would I think for a single moment that you acted foolishly in your defense of Obama. It does sadden me that he’s left you somewhat disillusioned.

My faith is not in government and politicians; my faith lay with average Americans, that form the backbone of this country. It is my belief that they will speak out with their votes.

No matter the outcome, where I distrust politics, politicians and lawyers with their hands in everyone else’s financial pockets; the average American will have their say to the peril of those that treat them with disdain.

Great to hear from you, raven.

Comment on A Suggestion for Mr Barack Obama by Natalina

Natalina — Sat, 20 Mar 2010 16:18:33 +0000

I liked this post a lot. If I am being sincere, I too have my reservations about this health care bill. Probably not for the same reasons as you, but we converge on the principal that President Obama and congress at large have not taken the will of the people into consideration when it comes to this legislation.

I had such high hopes for this man and… as I’m certain you recall… I campaigned HEAVILY for him. Moreso than I’ve done for any other candidate. I’m left in turmoil… somewhat disillusioned… but still very hopeful.

I’ve come to the conclusion that the election of Barack Obama was still a very positive thing… if only because it is evidence that the American people still have the potential to get behind an idea, get excited, and rally. This should come in handy when it becomes necessary for we peasants to take back the country.

Comment on America’s Obituary by tlcorbin

tlcorbin — Mon, 15 Mar 2010 04:56:37 +0000

Will, you aren’t the educated progressive and enlightened joy to contend with that you perceive yourself to be; “Don’t try to revise history,” amusing, but insipid. The founders and framers of the Constitution deliberately underpinned its core with Judeo-Christian principles because they understood the value and need for a familiar common measure and standard with which to anchor the legal system of a budding new country. There have been many that have tried to usurp the founders well framed work and are still attempting to do so; it remains underpinned by those same Judeo-Christians principles.

The nation was not founded, “by Christians,” it was founded by conservative men of principle and conviction of diverse spiritual beliefs.

Nutty right wing extreme fundamentalists broke away from the rule of England and formed this country with their blood, sweat and tears; the enlightened liberals of the day wanted to appease the crown and remain under its authority.

Whose revisionist history have you been studying?

Comment on America’s Obituary by will swanback

will swanback — Sun, 14 Mar 2010 18:11:57 +0000

I think the US has more to fear from the nutty right wing, the extreme fundamentalists, who covet power and all its trappings, and the imperial minded neoconservatves. All of them use fear as a tactic to advance their agenda. This was a nation founded by Christians, but it is not a Christian nation. If it were, it would have said so in the Constitution. To the contrary, the Constitution specifically bans any religious oath for any public office. Furthermore, the Treaty of Tripoli, supported by 100% of the Senate, and signed into law by Pres. John Adams,stated that we were not a Christian nation. Many of the prominent Founding Fathers were deists and educated in the ways of the Enlightenment. A number of them were Freemasons, who accepted God in the broadest way. Don’t try to revise that history.

Comment on Orble, I warned ya, I Ain’t Gonna Take It Anymore by tlcorbin

tlcorbin — Mon, 08 Mar 2010 21:50:11 +0000

Hello Davido, it is sad that the few have been vitriolic and mean spirited enough to attack your work, and probably you on a personal level. You picked a great topic and one that should have evoked entertaining interaction via the comments, but . . . frail egos being what they are, some self appointed maven(s) suffered a melt down compelling a knee jerk reaction. Personally, I’d reclaim your blog. Shrug off the creeps and should they continue their vile behavior, block their comments. The minute you drop your blog, one of the miscreants will discover some compelling reason to plagiarize your topic and material.

A sidebar: Honestly, I suspect that one or more of your detractors has a vested interest in Orble and as a result, are granted tremendous leeway from Jon, Charles and management in general. Thank you for taking the time to comment.

Comment on Orble, I warned ya, I Ain’t Gonna Take It Anymore by Davido

Davido — Mon, 08 Mar 2010 20:10:59 +0000

Mr. tlcorbin, I certainly feel the same way as you do about the predators and miscreants at Orble. Last year, I started up a blog on the Orble site named “American Idol Chatter”, focusing exclusively on the American TV reality show by the same name. My readership grew huge almost instantly, and I thoroughly enjoyed submitting a daily entry. After two days of posting I was asked by one of the management, Charles, to take over an abandoned blog, an offer which I declined thereafter due to the fact that I could not retain the “American Idol Chatter” name. I continued to write under the old name. About a month into the blog, I started getting all these strange, loopy communications from a couple of (alleged) writers on the site telling me that the blog was no good and they were tired of reading my stuff. LOL! I have been writing for years professionally, and never heard anything like the vicious comments coming from some of these knuckleheads. I eventually tired of reading all their spewing venom, and decided to leave Orble.
Orble had a good reputation as a blog site, but, honestly, I was astounded to see the degree of ferocity its so-called authors went to bully other authors. I chalked it up to jealousy that my blog was getting far more readers and positive votes than their music/entertainment blogs.

Comment on Orble, I warned ya, I Ain’t Gonna Take It Anymore by tlcorbin

tlcorbin — Wed, 06 Jan 2010 17:04:09 +0000

Hiya Sky, I am glad you popped over for a visit ~ yup, Orble and I have parted company. I took down the bulk of my posts (several hundred) and left the building. Much happier now. Luv Ya Lady-hugs n stuff.

Comment on Orble, I warned ya, I Ain’t Gonna Take It Anymore by Sky

Sky — Wed, 06 Jan 2010 16:37:16 +0000

Yeah… So glad you are back!

Comment on Orble, I warned ya, I Ain’t Gonna Take It Anymore by tlcorbin

tlcorbin — Tue, 22 Dec 2009 02:09:56 +0000

Yup, the nastiness was horrible; because I felt that I contributed to it by just being there, I left the building.
You’ve got a great thing going on. BTW, what’s your take on Avatar?
Thanks for visiting.
Larry aka nevar aka raven aka late to my own everything ~

Comment on Orble, I warned ya, I Ain’t Gonna Take It Anymore by Bryn

Bryn — Mon, 21 Dec 2009 23:39:50 +0000

I’m still happy at Orble … but then I made a concerted effort not to get caught up in the mudslinging match(es) …. I have a large bunch of loyal readers, and on some days rather heavy traffic, but I definitely miss some of the people who left Orble.
I don’t miss the nastiness though.

Comment on Orble, I warned ya, I Ain’t Gonna Take It Anymore by tlcorbin

tlcorbin — Fri, 18 Dec 2009 04:22:32 +0000

If they aren’t subjected to the former levels of predatory behavior, they shouldn’t be unhappy.

Thank you for popping in.

Nevar

Comment on Orble, I warned ya, I Ain’t Gonna Take It Anymore by Liz

Liz — Fri, 18 Dec 2009 03:08:38 +0000

Hi Nevar.

Thanks for telling me about your blog. It looks great. Love the Happy Everything picture too.

And I’m glad you got over your reluctance to blog since leaving Orble. What’s sad about Orble is it probably put some people (who may not have actually said much) off Orble for good. I wonder if the people that are left are happy.

Liz

Comment on Orble, I warned ya, I Ain’t Gonna Take It Anymore by tlcorbin

tlcorbin — Fri, 18 Dec 2009 00:40:44 +0000

Well, hello Jim, welcome-it’s good to have your drop by.