He's had a stroke. Many Dims overlook that. Originally Posted by gnadflyWell then he shouldn't be running for anything other than Hall Monitor at the Nursing Home, lol.
- Levianon17
- 04-18-2019, 10:41 PM
- eccieuser9500
- 06-30-2020, 10:38 PM
THE "SOCIOPATHIC BUFFOONS" WHO MISHANDLED COVID-19: WHY THE PANDEMIC IS THE LATEST FAILURE OF NEOLIBERALISM
https://freedomplatform.londonreal.t...neoliberalism/
Raaaanky?
https://freedomplatform.londonreal.t...neoliberalism/
One of his most famous contributions to linguistics is what his contemporaries have called the Chomsky Hierarchy, a division of grammar into groups, moving up or down in their expressive abilities.
Raaaanky?
- The_Waco_Kid
- 06-30-2020, 11:19 PM
Chomskyism BUMP!
The Lie: “[Regarding] China’s actions in Tibet... it is a bit too simple to say that ‘China did indeed take over a country that did not want to be taken over.’ This is by no means the general view of Western scholarship
The Truth: The Chinese invasion provoked massive popular uprisings, which Mao welcomed because they could be crushed by force.22 State terror and man-made famine had killed up to 500,000 Tibetans by the mid-1960s.
The Lie: “It’s clear, I believe, that the emphasis on the use of terror and violence in China was considerably less than in the Soviet Union and that the success was considerably greater in achieving a just society.”24
The Truth: China’s communists officially admitted to executing 800,000 in the first few years of their dictatorship.25 Unofficially, they admitted to the massacre of 2 million in just one year.26 In the first decade of communism, 4 million died in the Chinese Gulag.27 The communists publicly declared that they had persecuted 20-30 million as class enemies during this period28 and that there were 100 million victims of persecution during the Cultural Revolution.29
you've been Chomsky'd!
BAHHAAAAAAA
.
The Lie: “[Regarding] China’s actions in Tibet... it is a bit too simple to say that ‘China did indeed take over a country that did not want to be taken over.’ This is by no means the general view of Western scholarship
The Truth: The Chinese invasion provoked massive popular uprisings, which Mao welcomed because they could be crushed by force.22 State terror and man-made famine had killed up to 500,000 Tibetans by the mid-1960s.
The Lie: “It’s clear, I believe, that the emphasis on the use of terror and violence in China was considerably less than in the Soviet Union and that the success was considerably greater in achieving a just society.”24
The Truth: China’s communists officially admitted to executing 800,000 in the first few years of their dictatorship.25 Unofficially, they admitted to the massacre of 2 million in just one year.26 In the first decade of communism, 4 million died in the Chinese Gulag.27 The communists publicly declared that they had persecuted 20-30 million as class enemies during this period28 and that there were 100 million victims of persecution during the Cultural Revolution.29
you've been Chomsky'd!
BAHHAAAAAAA
.
- oeb11
- 07-01-2020, 07:39 AM
Well - a new tactic for 9500- hiding his Chomsky propaganda by bumping very old, dead threads and grafting it on to topics of no relevance.
My - will wonders never cease!!!
My - will wonders never cease!!!
- LexusLover
- 07-01-2020, 08:03 AM
- rexdutchman
- 07-01-2020, 08:37 AM
The Marxist LSM will not look into anything that doesn't help push chaos and Marists
- eccieuser9500
- 07-02-2020, 12:47 PM
An Animated Introduction to Noam Chomsky’s Groundbreaking Linguistic Theories
http://www.openculture.com/2020/07/a...-theories.html
For those who need cartoons.
http://www.openculture.com/2020/07/a...-theories.html
After decades of critique, Chomsky revised his theories, explaining them in different terms as “Principles and Parameters” that govern languages. He has further simplified and specified, proposing one universal criterion: “Recursion.” All languages, he argues, can nest ideas inside other ideas.
For those who need cartoons.
- The_Waco_Kid
- 07-02-2020, 12:59 PM
you've been Chomsky'd!
The Lie: “Elementary rationality would lead someone interested in alternative social and economic paths to compare societies that were more or less alike before the Cold War began, say Russia or Brazil... Such comparisons, if honestly undertaken, would elicit some self-reflection among decent people...”10
The Truth: In Russia, Lenin’s food confiscations inflicted famine on over 33 million people, including 7 million children, and left 4-5 million dead;11 Stalin’s assault on the peasants killed another 8.5 million, half of them children.12 Brazil experienced nothing of the kind
BAHHAAAAAAA
The Lie: “Elementary rationality would lead someone interested in alternative social and economic paths to compare societies that were more or less alike before the Cold War began, say Russia or Brazil... Such comparisons, if honestly undertaken, would elicit some self-reflection among decent people...”10
The Truth: In Russia, Lenin’s food confiscations inflicted famine on over 33 million people, including 7 million children, and left 4-5 million dead;11 Stalin’s assault on the peasants killed another 8.5 million, half of them children.12 Brazil experienced nothing of the kind
BAHHAAAAAAA
- oeb11
- 07-02-2020, 02:09 PM
After all - 'food shortages are a good thing"!! Chomsky may not have written it - but just as Venezuela - he lives and breathes it - for Other people.
An Animated Introduction to Noam Chomsky’s Groundbreaking Linguistic Theories
Presented by Looney Toons
Directed by -Chuck Jones
Voice - Mel Blanc
ideology - Marxism by marx, Lenin, and Stalin.
Cameo appearances by old, dead, white racists presented by 9500.
An Animated Introduction to Noam Chomsky’s Groundbreaking Linguistic Theories
Presented by Looney Toons
Directed by -Chuck Jones
Voice - Mel Blanc
ideology - Marxism by marx, Lenin, and Stalin.
Cameo appearances by old, dead, white racists presented by 9500.
- oeb11
- 07-02-2020, 02:15 PM
It's pretty hard to argue against brilliance. I'm on the side of egalitarianism from the workers' perspective. Not on the side of those who inherit their wealth. Such is my lot in life. This is just paraphrasing the documentary.
How the elite are destroying Democracy
Principle #1: Reduce Democracy
"Protect the minority of the opulent against the majority."
James Madison, secret Constitutional Convention
Principle #2: Shape Ideology
The Powel memorandum stated business is losing control of the society. Carry out a defensive against Democracy.
The Trilateral Commision stated "institutions reponsible for the indoctrination of the young" failed, and led to an "excess of democracy".
Principle #3: Redesign the Economy
Increase the roll of financial institutions.
Increase the flow of speculative capital.
Pursuant to the Full Employment and Balanced Growth Act of 1978 (Policy report to Congress)
Economic success is based on "greater worker insecurity."
Alan Greenspan, February 26, 1997
Principle #4: Shift the Burden
Plutonomy: small percentage of the world's population that's gathering increasing wealth.
Precariat (Precarious Proletariat): working people who live increasingly precarious lives.
Multibillion dollar corporations make enormous profits and don't pay taxes; hoarding the cash instead of investing in workers or the country.
Principle #5: Attack Solidarity
Your master doesn't care about you.
Free public education, the GI Bill and funding the Special Olympics leads to a higher standard of living.
Principle #6: Run the Regulators
Businesses write the laws.
Bush Sr. bails out Continental Bank of Illinois
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&sour...B2jinpa2p5RdY-
Savings and Loan Bailout cost $126 Billion
Kathleen Day, Washington Post
https://www.washingtonpost.com/archi...=.67d04b4fe4ef
The next one is coming. When the trade deal is made. They created the laws to keep them from failing in their speculative investments.
Principle #7: Engineer Elections
"No state shall . . . deprive any person of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law"
Article 14, US Constitution
Protected freed slaves. Except now used almost exclusively for businesses and corporations. Corporations are now seen as people. Including undocumented aliens.
Now money is speech. These "people" are using their massive "vocabulary" to run the federal government.
Principle #8: Keep the Rabble in Line
https://employment.findlaw.com/wages...-overview.html
Has the United States ratified C098 - Right to Organize and Collective Bargaining Convention, 1949 (No. 98)?
https://www.ilo.org/dyn/normlex/en/f...MENT_ID:312243
Principle #9: Manufacturing Consent
"The public must be put in its place, so that it may exercise its own powers, but no less and perhaps even more, so that each of us may live free of the trampling and the roar of a bewildered herd."
Walter Libman
The public being marginalized creates an uninformed electorate to make irrational choices against their own interests.
Principle #10: Marginalize the Public
A corrosive social relationship leads to unfocused anger and self destructive behavior. April 15th is when we should remember how democracies actually function.
Originally Posted by eccieuser9500
Every single tenet of the 10 9500 posted are in use by the LibDem DPST's . The elitist Dems are intent on every single one of the tenets presented to derstroy democracy and usher in a Marxist authoritarian 1984 ruling autocracy.
Any time the LibDems accuse conservatives of crimes against representative democracy - it is because they are doing precisely the same themselves.
Look at the party platforms, the utilization of OBLM Marxist leaders to sow and foment a failure of rule of law, and a complete disregard for the Constitution.
9500 speaks Truth - best listen before the LibDems put every single non-Marxist person up against a wall.
Brilliance - is "brilliance" the ability to accuse your foes of exactly what You do yourself - and walk away scot free???
- dilbert firestorm
- 07-02-2020, 10:25 PM
hmm e9500, your pimp & host links are broken.
you must like pimps.
you must like pimps.
- eccieuser9500
- 07-07-2020, 08:27 PM
JK Rowling, Noam Chomsky sign letter warning of 'restriction of debate'
https://thehill.com/blogs/in-the-kno...restriction-of
https://thehill.com/blogs/in-the-kno...restriction-of
The open letter, which has gathered 150 signatures from activists and writers, warns that the "free exchange of information and ideas" is "daily becoming more constricted." The letter was published on Harper's Magazine's website and will be featured in the magazine's October issue.The tell tale signs of a fascist regime. Putin locks in perpetuity. Makes Mongo Mussolini jealous?
The signatories say in the letter that the "needed reckoning" of racial and social justice has "also intensified a new set of moral attitudes and political commitments that tend to weaken our norms of open debate and toleration of differences in favor of ideological conformity."
- oeb11
- 07-07-2020, 08:32 PM
Putin and Xi are role models for your Chomsky and his arrogant marxist rhetoric - 9500- but - intellectual dissonance never deterred a good lie - just ask N. chomsky.
- oeb11
- 07-07-2020, 08:35 PM
Time to bring back up Tiny's cogent post.
Tiny
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He's not a badass. Noam Chomsky is an American Dumb Ass.
Quote:
Originally Posted by eccieuser9500
Principle #1: Reduce Democracy
"Protect the minority of the opulent against the majority."
James Madison, secret Constitutional Convention
Yes there were safeguards the founders inserted into the Constitution that protect minorities from a tyranny of the majority. These include protections of basic freedoms and liberty. Perhaps as a result as a nation we've never gone through something like the French Revolution, that is, mob rule. We don't have an unwieldy Democracy like India or Italy. Be careful what you wish for.
Principle #2: Shape Ideology
The Powel memorandum stated business is losing control of the society. Carry out a defensive against Democracy.
The Trilateral Commision stated "institutions reponsible for the indoctrination of the young" failed, and led to an "excess of democracy".
Business hasn't controlled American society since before Theodore Roosevelt. Trilateral Commission conspiracy theorists have about as much credibility as birthers.
Principle #3: Redesign the Economy
Increase the roll of financial institutions.
Increase the flow of speculative capital.
Pursuant to the Full Employment and Balanced Growth Act of 1978 (Policy report to Congress)
Economic success is based on "greater worker insecurity."
Alan Greenspan, February 26, 1997
OK, something we mostly agree about, depending on how you define "speculative capital." Yes, there's too much money being spent on the grease (financial institutions) used to lubricate the capitalist machine, and financial institutions without proper regulation can fuck things up royally.
Principle #4: Shift the Burden
Plutonomy: small percentage of the world's population that's gathering increasing wealth.
Precariat (Precarious Proletariat): working people who live increasingly precarious lives.
Multibillion dollar corporations make enormous profits and don't pay taxes; hoarding the cash instead of investing in workers or the country.
Typical line of progressive bull shit. If carried to its logical end, you end up with something like Venezuela. Instead of fucking over the "plutonomy", how about doing things to improve the lives of the "precarious proletariat." Improve education by making teachers accountable. Come up with a social security system like Singapore or Chile that makes people owners of corporations instead of participants in a giant Ponzi scheme. Get health care costs down by introducing real competition into the system, and don't let drug and insurance companies get away with murder -- learn from other countries with better health care systems. Make government more efficient, and help people who really need it, like poor children and single mothers, instead of flushing our tax dollars down the drain on so many things that don't make sense.
While yes there are failings in the system, the American middle class is amazingly prosperous. Other than petrostates (Kuwait, Norway), very small countries (Luxembourg) and other countries that like us don't have huge public sectors (Switzerland, Singapore), nobody's got it demonstrably better. And a large part of the reason for the success of the USA, Switzerland and Singapore are the multibillion dollar corporations you demonize.
Principle #5: Attack Solidarity
Your master doesn't care about you.
Free public education, the GI Bill and funding the Special Olympics leads to a higher standard of living.
Translation: Let's do like France. Have the taxpayer pay for people to spend 8 years studying philosophy so they can be indoctrinated by progressive academics and will be more likely to vote for the people I want them to vote for. Absolutely the higher education system is screwed up, like the health care system, where inflation in costs has become ridiculous. If you want to provide more public support, at least make sure it's being used efficiently in a way that students end up with marketable job skills.
Principle #6: Run the Regulators
Businesses write the laws.
Bush Sr. bails out Continental Bank of Illinois
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&sour...B2jinpa2p5RdY-
Savings and Loan Bailout cost $126 Billion
Kathleen Day, Washington Post
https://www.washingtonpost.com/archi...=.67d04b4fe4ef
The next one is coming. When the trade deal is made. They created the laws to keep them from failing in their speculative investments.
Kind of agree with you on this one. Although with respect to the 2008/2009 crisis, the money Bush and Obama spent to support the solvency of financial institutions was put to good use and the government got its money back.
Principle #7: Engineer Elections
"No state shall . . . deprive any person of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law"
Article 14, US Constitution
Protected freed slaves. Except now used almost exclusively for businesses and corporations. Corporations are now seen as people. Including undocumented aliens.
Now money is speech. These "people" are using their massive "vocabulary" to run the federal government.
More bull shit. This reasoning is not used to actually clamp down on free speech by corporate
America. It was used to clamp down on free speech by groups of citizens who supported "Tea Party" and pro Israel issues.
Principle #8: Keep the Rabble in Line
https://employment.findlaw.com/wages...-overview.html
Has the United States ratified C098 - Right to Organize and Collective Bargaining Convention, 1949 (No. 98)?
More or less agree with you on this one too.
Principle #9: Manufacturing Consent
"The public must be put in its place, so that it may exercise its own powers, but no less and perhaps even more, so that each of us may live free of the trampling and the roar of a bewildered herd."
Walter Libman
The public being marginalized creates an uninformed electorate to make irrational choices against their own interests.
A corrosive social relationship leads to unfocused anger and self destructive behavior. April 15th is when we should remember how democracies actually function.
Sounds like incoherent rambling. Maybe you could explain what this means.
Chomsky is arrogant, sanctimonious and wrong.
Just as is his acolyte - 9500,
Tiny
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Join Date: Mar 4, 2010
Location: Texas
Posts: 2,554
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He's not a badass. Noam Chomsky is an American Dumb Ass.
Quote:
Originally Posted by eccieuser9500
Principle #1: Reduce Democracy
"Protect the minority of the opulent against the majority."
James Madison, secret Constitutional Convention
Yes there were safeguards the founders inserted into the Constitution that protect minorities from a tyranny of the majority. These include protections of basic freedoms and liberty. Perhaps as a result as a nation we've never gone through something like the French Revolution, that is, mob rule. We don't have an unwieldy Democracy like India or Italy. Be careful what you wish for.
Principle #2: Shape Ideology
The Powel memorandum stated business is losing control of the society. Carry out a defensive against Democracy.
The Trilateral Commision stated "institutions reponsible for the indoctrination of the young" failed, and led to an "excess of democracy".
Business hasn't controlled American society since before Theodore Roosevelt. Trilateral Commission conspiracy theorists have about as much credibility as birthers.
Principle #3: Redesign the Economy
Increase the roll of financial institutions.
Increase the flow of speculative capital.
Pursuant to the Full Employment and Balanced Growth Act of 1978 (Policy report to Congress)
Economic success is based on "greater worker insecurity."
Alan Greenspan, February 26, 1997
OK, something we mostly agree about, depending on how you define "speculative capital." Yes, there's too much money being spent on the grease (financial institutions) used to lubricate the capitalist machine, and financial institutions without proper regulation can fuck things up royally.
Principle #4: Shift the Burden
Plutonomy: small percentage of the world's population that's gathering increasing wealth.
Precariat (Precarious Proletariat): working people who live increasingly precarious lives.
Multibillion dollar corporations make enormous profits and don't pay taxes; hoarding the cash instead of investing in workers or the country.
Typical line of progressive bull shit. If carried to its logical end, you end up with something like Venezuela. Instead of fucking over the "plutonomy", how about doing things to improve the lives of the "precarious proletariat." Improve education by making teachers accountable. Come up with a social security system like Singapore or Chile that makes people owners of corporations instead of participants in a giant Ponzi scheme. Get health care costs down by introducing real competition into the system, and don't let drug and insurance companies get away with murder -- learn from other countries with better health care systems. Make government more efficient, and help people who really need it, like poor children and single mothers, instead of flushing our tax dollars down the drain on so many things that don't make sense.
While yes there are failings in the system, the American middle class is amazingly prosperous. Other than petrostates (Kuwait, Norway), very small countries (Luxembourg) and other countries that like us don't have huge public sectors (Switzerland, Singapore), nobody's got it demonstrably better. And a large part of the reason for the success of the USA, Switzerland and Singapore are the multibillion dollar corporations you demonize.
Principle #5: Attack Solidarity
Your master doesn't care about you.
Free public education, the GI Bill and funding the Special Olympics leads to a higher standard of living.
Translation: Let's do like France. Have the taxpayer pay for people to spend 8 years studying philosophy so they can be indoctrinated by progressive academics and will be more likely to vote for the people I want them to vote for. Absolutely the higher education system is screwed up, like the health care system, where inflation in costs has become ridiculous. If you want to provide more public support, at least make sure it's being used efficiently in a way that students end up with marketable job skills.
Principle #6: Run the Regulators
Businesses write the laws.
Bush Sr. bails out Continental Bank of Illinois
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&sour...B2jinpa2p5RdY-
Savings and Loan Bailout cost $126 Billion
Kathleen Day, Washington Post
https://www.washingtonpost.com/archi...=.67d04b4fe4ef
The next one is coming. When the trade deal is made. They created the laws to keep them from failing in their speculative investments.
Kind of agree with you on this one. Although with respect to the 2008/2009 crisis, the money Bush and Obama spent to support the solvency of financial institutions was put to good use and the government got its money back.
Principle #7: Engineer Elections
"No state shall . . . deprive any person of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law"
Article 14, US Constitution
Protected freed slaves. Except now used almost exclusively for businesses and corporations. Corporations are now seen as people. Including undocumented aliens.
Now money is speech. These "people" are using their massive "vocabulary" to run the federal government.
More bull shit. This reasoning is not used to actually clamp down on free speech by corporate
America. It was used to clamp down on free speech by groups of citizens who supported "Tea Party" and pro Israel issues.
Principle #8: Keep the Rabble in Line
https://employment.findlaw.com/wages...-overview.html
Has the United States ratified C098 - Right to Organize and Collective Bargaining Convention, 1949 (No. 98)?
More or less agree with you on this one too.
Principle #9: Manufacturing Consent
"The public must be put in its place, so that it may exercise its own powers, but no less and perhaps even more, so that each of us may live free of the trampling and the roar of a bewildered herd."
Walter Libman
The public being marginalized creates an uninformed electorate to make irrational choices against their own interests.
A corrosive social relationship leads to unfocused anger and self destructive behavior. April 15th is when we should remember how democracies actually function.
Sounds like incoherent rambling. Maybe you could explain what this means.
Chomsky is arrogant, sanctimonious and wrong.
Just as is his acolyte - 9500,
- eccieuser9500
- 12-06-2020, 01:39 PM
Chomskyism BUMP!Bump.
The Lie: “[Regarding] China’s actions in Tibet... it is a bit too simple to say that ‘China did indeed take over a country that did not want to be taken over.’ This is by no means the general view of Western scholarship
The Truth: The Chinese invasion provoked massive popular uprisings, which Mao welcomed because they could be crushed by force.22 State terror and man-made famine had killed up to 500,000 Tibetans by the mid-1960s.
The Lie: “It’s clear, I believe, that the emphasis on the use of terror and violence in China was considerably less than in the Soviet Union and that the success was considerably greater in achieving a just society.”24
The Truth: China’s communists officially admitted to executing 800,000 in the first few years of their dictatorship.25 Unofficially, they admitted to the massacre of 2 million in just one year.26 In the first decade of communism, 4 million died in the Chinese Gulag.27 The communists publicly declared that they had persecuted 20-30 million as class enemies during this period28 and that there were 100 million victims of persecution during the Cultural Revolution.29
you've been Chomsky'd!
BAHHAAAAAAA
.
Originally Posted by The_Waco_Kid
Noam Chomsky on the Future of Deep Learning
https://towardsdatascience.com/noam-...g-2beb37815a3e
Ultimately there is nothing magical about the human brain. It is simply a physical structure composed of atoms and therefore it is entirely rational to believe that at some point in the future we may be able to create an artificial version that is capable of general intelligence. With that said, current ANNs offer only a simulacrum of this kind of cognition and by Chomsky’s logic, we won’t reach this next frontier without first improving our understanding of how organic neural networks operate.
Organic versus artificial.
Even I can understand that.