soooo...soap is banned

[mstng86]

Mess with the best, die like the rest.

[Rick Modena]

can we unban him? id like to get his take on the papa johns new greek pizza he was so excited about.

He'll be back Monday night, you can ask him then...

[BoostedD1]

should soap be banned?!

Well?!








Zest is da best...

[ELVIS]

can we unban him? id like to get his take on the papa johns new greek pizza he was so excited about.

god bless.

[War Machine]

Your definition of a lot is very different from mine. I think he spends most of his gun money on stuff to put on the 3-4 guns he owns.

anytime a crazy man owns a gun, thats a lot of guns.

[BMCSean]

Seriously, severity and illegality are two different things. Going more or less over the speed liimit doesn't make it more or less illegal. They change the severity which in turn is a larger fine or punishment. Something is either legal or illegal, thats it.

[Pokulski-Blatz]

I dont think Im speaking out of turn when I say most of us think Soap is crazy as shit, and we know he owns a lot of guns. I want to make it perfectly clear that I had NOTHING to do with Soap getting banned.

Your definition of a lot is very different from mine. I think he spends most of his gun money on stuff to put on the 3-4 guns he owns.

[idrivea4banger]

Everybody get yo roll on!

[Nash B.]

Again, just a matter of semantics. The definition of the word is "anything contrary to the prevailing laws of the land", and in that light, murder is the same as running a red light. Is one more heinous than the other? Certainly. But running a red light is no less illegal than killing someone. It is only the punishment of the infraction that is different, i.e. slap on the wrist for the red light offense, or jail time, or possibly worse for killing someone.

The punishment is generally proportional to the severity of the crime, or the degree of illegality. Cops usually aren't going to enforce the speed limit if you're within 5-10 mph, and they aren't going to kick your door in and arrest you for not using your turn signals.

[War Machine]

I dont think Im speaking out of turn when I say most of us think Soap is crazy as shit, and we know he owns a lot of guns. I want to make it perfectly clear that I had NOTHING to do with Soap getting banned.

[Baron Von Crowder]

Again, just a matter of semantics. The definition of the word is "anything contrary to the prevailing laws of the land", and in that light, murder is the same as running a red light. Is one more heinous than the other? Certainly. But running a red light is no less illegal than killing someone. It is only the punishment of the infraction that is different, i.e. slap on the wrist for the red light offense, or jail time, or possibly worse for killing someone.

Semantics. Is it hot in here? Or is there just an absence of cold?

Even this one I have where Jesus Christ
is jackhammering Mickey Mouse in the doo-doo hole
with a lawn dart as Garth Brooks gives birth to something
resembling a cheddar cheese log with almonds on Santa Claus's tummy-tum?

[SonicblueGT03]

I don't think anyone was arguing the definition of illegal. The argument was based on your statement in bold:



The argument to be made being, there are varying levels (aside from just the punishment as you later tried to say). Those levels being "miss-demeaner" (with various classes) and felony (with various degrees).

Again, just a matter of semantics. The definition of the word is "anything contrary to the prevailing laws of the land", and in that light, murder is the same as running a red light. Is one more heinous than the other? Certainly. But running a red light is no less illegal than killing someone. It is only the punishment of the infraction that is different, i.e. slap on the wrist for the red light offense, or jail time, or possibly worse for killing someone.

Semantics. Is it hot in here? Or is there just an absence of cold?

[BMCSean]

It is so fucking dense in here..

[snacksnack]

I laughed...........

Yeah I kinda burst out on that one.

[Chili]

Did I miss the definition of illegal?

I don't think anyone was arguing the definition of illegal. The argument was based on your statement in bold:

No real point I guess, other than pointing out how hypocritical it is to have varying levels of illegal. It either is, or it isn't. Morality, on the other hand, is completely subjective.

The argument to be made being, there are varying levels (aside from just the punishment as you later tried to say). Those levels being "miss-demeaner" (with various classes) and felony (with various degrees).