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2004-10-09 15:39

Antichrist/G★P
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Sex'n'Crime online

Sex'n'Crime is back. ;)

http://www.sexncrime.net/

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2004-11-01 14:10

Antichrist/G★P
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Well, the US presidential elections are less than 24 hours away, and those American rednecks still think Bush is a great president...

http://www.sexncrime.net/index.php?p=15

Scary.

2004-11-01 16:12

Oxbow

Registered: Dec 2001
Posts: 51

Please, do not bring in politics in this -scene- database, will you?

2004-11-01 17:34

cba

Registered: Apr 2002
Posts: 935

Nice site this Sex & Crime online.

The only thing not needed there in my opinion is all
those ugly marketing shit.

I'm happy we don't have that at our www.scs-trc.net site.

And YES I understand you can make money out it , but
hell , I don't need to make money out of everything !

Niels

2004-11-01 21:49

Antichrist/G★P
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Quote: Nice site this Sex & Crime online.

The only thing not needed there in my opinion is all
those ugly marketing shit.

I'm happy we don't have that at our www.scs-trc.net site.

And YES I understand you can make money out it , but
hell , I don't need to make money out of everything !

Niels

Well, I understand your point. Nobody likes ads. Newspapers would be more interesting if there were no ads for medicine and cars in them. TV shows would be more fun if there were no commercial breaks. Websites would be better if there were no banners.

Sex'n'Crime makes about $17 per day. That's about $500 per month. Simply by placing some ads on the pages. Why should I say no if someone wants to give me $500? The ads aren't so terrible. Someone who doesn't like them can simply ignore them.

2004-11-02 01:13

The Arrogance

Registered: May 2004
Posts: 36

Quote: Please, do not bring in politics in this -scene- database, will you?

Usually i would agree with you not to start up any political discussions here, but due to the fact, that far too many people all over the world lost their lifes, caused by more than stupid and senseless decisions, made by just one man, namely George W. Bush, it is absolutely OK, no, it is even recommended, to let everybody know, that the people outside the US really hope, that everyone that is in charge of voting for the new U.S. President, is finally stopping those criminals in the White House, that more than obviously just follow their economic targets to increase their personal profits. And if Oliver's articels at Sex'n'Crime may just lead to only one U.S. American reading them and therefore changing his opinion to NOT vote for Bush, then he should god damn advertise his link into every thread at CSDb. This is our world and we all suffer from people like Bush being President of the USA.

L8er.

2004-11-02 04:27

Crossfire
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It's unbelievable to me - as it is for most europeans - that americans buy into Bush's propaganda so easily. Are these people blind to what he has been doing to their country and how many lifes this man must have on his conciousness and obviously doesn't even care?

I know this post doesn't bring anything new to the light of day, just felt I had to give my own two cents in these last hours upto the election.

Don't know much about Kerry, but he sure as hell can hardly be worse than W.

2004-11-02 18:48

Tristan
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One thing that pisses me off is Euros who think they know the opinions of all Americans. Euros who think all Americans are the same. Euros who think that Americans either don't care or don't know whats happening in the world. pfftt. Think before you open your mouth.

2004-11-02 19:16

Antichrist/G★P
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Well, the Euros aren't that far off. Bush supporters really don't know what's going on...

http://www.pipa.org/OnlineReports/Pres_Election_04/html/new_10_..

Quote:

Even after the final report of Charles Duelfer to Congress saying that Iraq did not have a significant WMD program, 72% of Bush supporters continue to believe that Iraq had actual WMD (47%) or a major program for developing them (25%). Fifty-six percent assume that most experts believe Iraq had actual WMD and 57% also assume, incorrectly, that Duelfer concluded Iraq had at least a major WMD program. Kerry supporters hold opposite beliefs on all these points.

Similarly, 75% of Bush supporters continue to believe that Iraq was providing substantial support to al Qaeda, and 63% believe that clear evidence of this support has been found. Sixty percent of Bush supporters assume that this is also the conclusion of most experts, and 55% assume, incorrectly, that this was the conclusion of the 9/11 Commission. Here again, large majorities of Kerry supporters have exactly opposite perceptions.

This tendency of Bush supporters to ignore dissonant information extends to other realms as well. Despite an abundance of evidence--including polls conducted by Gallup International in 38 countries, and more recently by a consortium of leading newspapers in 10 major countries--only 31% of Bush supporters recognize that the majority of people in the world oppose the US having gone to war with Iraq. Forty-two percent assume that views are evenly divided, and 26% assume that the majority approves. Among Kerry supporters, 74% assume that the majority of the world is opposed.

Similarly, 57% of Bush supporters assume that the majority of people in the world would favor Bush's reelection; 33% assumed that views are evenly divided and only 9% assumed that Kerry would be preferred. A recent poll by GlobeScan and PIPA of 35 of the major countries around the world found that in 30, a majority or plurality favored Kerry, while in just 3 Bush was favored. On average, Kerry was preferred more than two to one.

2004-11-02 20:39

Crossfire
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Quote: One thing that pisses me off is Euros who think they know the opinions of all Americans. Euros who think all Americans are the same. Euros who think that Americans either don't care or don't know whats happening in the world. pfftt. Think before you open your mouth.

OK ok Tristan, my apologies, I didn't make myself clear enough - I very well know there are alot of americans opposed to Bush. I was simply trying to state my confusion with the fact that these two people apparently stand so equally in the polls - so that MUST mean there are a LOT of americans who support Bush - but obviously not ALL of them..

2004-11-02 21:41

The Arrogance

Registered: May 2004
Posts: 36

Hey hey hey, what's the matter, Scott ?!

In case you were not just referring to Crossfire's post, but also to mine, i will gladly answer on your last post, which by the way is substantially more superficial in reference to the Europeans and their opinion about the Americans, than you wanted to subordinate it to the Europeans in your last post. But first of all, calm down, Scott, this is a Forum and therefore used to have a discussion about the people's different opinions, nothing more, nothing less. Neither anyone tried to attack the American citizens in general, nor tried to make them look like dumb, head-nodding and opinionless fools. All what was said is adressed to the US-government, not to the American people in general, because your responsibility for the things that happened in the name of the US-government are as large as mine... close to zero. Any European being the centre of knowledge ?! I would never dare to say, that any European knows the opinion of all Americans, not even any American could know the opinion of all Americans, but then again i wish i would be the one to have all that knowledge, shit, i would rock the world the way it would suit all my needs. Furthermore, who said that all Americans are the same ?! Fortunately they are NOT!!!!! This at least gives hope for this election. By the way, i understand your annoyance about each so-called-important European following his opinion, to interfere into your presidency-election, but have you ever considered the fact that there is a reason for our interest into this years election-results, because as far as I can remember, the world was always more or less interested into the past presidency elections, but never ever has wished itself a certain result so much. Believe me, there is. You do not only find signs for it in the large European interest, but also in the record-suspicious election turnout and the many prominent advocates and adversaries of the two candidates. Why?! Because history is written exactly now, history, which from our point of view still is future, but hopefully a future, in which less humans, including 19- to 20-year old american soldiers, must die. And this is exactly what George. W. Bush, not the American people in general, but Bush and his currupted clan is standing for --> death, destruction and chaos all over the world, just to let them have a bath in the money they earned with Iraqi-oil and their Company-Participations.

Nobody ever said that Americans don't care or don't know what's happening in the world. In fact there are a lot Americans that do care and know what's happening in the world, hopefully enough to make sure that Bush is not gonna be reelected. This is not meant as an offence, but could you imagine, that the US-media is kind of very inward arranged and also synchronized ?! If so, how could any American citizen build an objective opinion about the things going on in the world ?! Or what do you think about that the big US-Media-Companies closed all their foreign offices ?! No need for them anymore ?! Really wonder why. Or what about Fox-News, who ended their daily news before starting the commercials with a countdown-slogan like: "Only 20 days left, before WE re-elect George W. Bush!". Now if this ain't biased, than i don't know. Again, no offence, just my opinion about the things we get to
know in the news every day, but neverthless i agree that most of us Europeans nevertheless have any idea what is going on for real, just because what we see, might also only be what more powerful people in the background want us to see and know. I would really like to have a look at the rest of the world from inside the US. I am sure, it would be a lot different. But now enough of all those world conspiracy theories. We will just wait for the result of that election, whatever it might be.

L8er.

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