Posted on December 22nd, 2004 by Ns.
Categories: General/Misc., War for Censorship.
Like Tardicus said in one of his comments, “… Censorship by all or censorship by none! Tardicus is fighting for his right to censor and for the right of any stooges that may follow to censor…” Ns is now moving for his right to censor. Therefore, Ns is currently moving to strike if he is not granted this right within 24 hours.
Posted on December 18th, 2004 by Chris.
Categories: Chris, War for Censorship.
(02:46:13) ducks__drug: the most messed up part is
(02:46:23) ducks__drug: you put the thing about gas wearing the same clothes* in your post
(02:46:30) tardicus: lol
(02:46:30) ducks__drug: that was the thing he deleted
(02:47:23) Tim__Gas: yeah
(02:47:25) Tim__Gas: i noticed that
(02:47:31) Tim__Gas: i was going to censor it, then post about it
(02:47:42) Tim__Gas: but then i saw i had the full support of the Tard Party
(02:47:52) Tim__Gas: and censoring it mighta lost me that support
Just to clarify: The Liutopians are not in favor of censorship whenever a simple note can clear things up. We believe that we have the right to censorship, but we should use it responsibly. Just like you can deprive yourself of sleep and still be okay, but it would be irresponsible to drive a car.
In addition, we appreciate the not-full support of the Tard Party. We are independent of all parties.
*Gas does actually shower. He was doing his laundry while I typed this. The gas that Gas emits, however, is another story that requires a much longer explanation.
Posted on December 18th, 2004 by Chengstein.
Categories: General/Misc., War for Censorship.
Since i’m known for third person, thats what i’ll do. First, gas removes a liu post that was about gas wearing the same clothes due to not wanting to do laundry (laziness is supported by the Tard Party).* Then Tard gets mad because he doesn’t have the right to edit, even though he is now a consistent Blog contributor. I was actually studying when the war went on, but the server got boumje’d a couple times and a couple p-word situations came up. In the end, Tard gets his right to censorship and gas claims his right to censorship. In the incorrect use of censorship, the site is deprived, like a boy from Somalia that only gets to eat dirt particles, of useful materials. Both gas and liu are right and wrong. Censorship took out the interestingness in posts. So I am left thinking of this, while I wanted the right to censorship, I think it is ninnish, at least in light of recent censorships by Gas’ran and Liutopia.
Gas’ran: he’s being a complete stoogepot
In fact, liu wasn’t a complete stoogepot. Liu was just amused at some of the overlookings of gas. For this, Liucifer is good, because the Tard Party enjoys amusement, even at the expense of others.
GeneralMonkeys: no, probably nothing
ducksrmyantidrug: good, gas already does that
On the other hand, Gas didn’t do nothing. Gas sparked the Tardicus gets censorship campaign. Due to this, Gas gets full support of the Tard Party.
*Gas does take showers(i think), even though they do put him at risk for being destroyed and nuetralized.
Posted on December 18th, 2004 by Chris.
Categories: Chris, Games, Tim, War for Censorship.
So since Tim decided to repeat my post and added the little part that made him look better, I took it down.
Here is a quick recap of what an impartial witness would most likely agree happened, in case any one is curious:
Quick Summary for Tim-style readers:
1) Tim deletes a post that quotes him, I put up a post explaining that he deleted the first one.
2) Tard wants the right to censor. Tard goes on strike for censorship.
3) Tim forgets how to fix Tard’s rating and TKO’s the admin account and I laugh at him.
4) We have a war for control that Tim wins because he pays the bills.
5) We offer explanations. In Tim’s explanation I took down the server, but in mine I just locked him out, which makes more sense because I could log in until he changed the password.