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Japan hit with 9.0 Earthquake and 45 ft Tsunami

jwinslow;1903405; said:
Nope, you can copy and paste it in Internet Explorer and Firefox. It's the one limitation of Chrome, it doesn't support WYSIWYG editing in vbulletin, which is a pain.
God's truth Mili. I just mouse click on a pic at its original source.....the picture looks shaded....and then I hit "copy". I go to my post, click "paste", and then it shows up. I never have a clue what its actual link title may be unless I try to save it to my own computer.

Mili, I will admit to being a bucket of stupid about a whole lot of other things, but manually typing a link to a picture saying "china 2002 wave blah blah" - and then trying to pass it off as a 2011 Japanese tsunami - is not something I'd do.....like creating a fake news story about Cam Newton. :p

If I wasn't racist I would have noticed the clear racial feature differences in the photos - - - but wave victims all look alike to me :paranoid:
 
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Buckeyeskickbuttocks;1903174; said:
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selected pic, Control C, Control V

We already have a Mustang thread pal......Ru Paul Horse should go there!
 
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Gatorubet;1903267; said:
J You can live for many days without food. They can live for days without water in 40 degree Japan. But in a 95 degree humid day sitting on a tar roof in the sun or in an attic - you have one - or two days at the most if you do not have formula or water.

What's the over/under on time of death without sufficient footballs, Air Jordans & Saints jerseys?

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On a related tangent you might want to look up the number of annual deaths due to exposure to cold weather vs those related to hot weather.
 
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Muck;1903460; said:
What's the over/under on time of death without sufficient footballs, Air Jordans & Saints jerseys?

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On a related tangent you might want to look up the number of annual deaths due to exposure to cold weather vs those related to hot weather.

Sure, take shit out of context. :roll1:

The police stole all the water, those items picture were just being traded for life saving H2O. You insensitive prick.
 
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Muck;1903460; said:
What's the over/under on time of death without sufficient footballs, Air Jordans & Saints jerseys?
C'mon Muck, you cutting off my quote before the sentence before..."Did some idiots loot some buildings? Yeah. Were a couple idiot cops looting the one walmart? Yeah. Everyone saw that footage" does lead to a good intro for you to post your bit, but it contributes little to refuting what I said about the press being overblown. With a million people in the metro New Orleans area, in a small geographic disaster zone, you will and did have looting. I acknowledged that.

:sarcasm meter on: OTOH, it's nice to know I can safely assume you are a lying asshole rapist murderer who engaged in cover ups of civilian atrocities by the military. After all, I can find some pictures and links to the those activities rather easily, and you served in the military so..,, What? A picture of some knuckleheads abusing some random Iraqi citizens does not indicate either the the prevalence or connexity of that behavior to any other person having military careers, at least as a group mindset that indicates that one person having done it means everyone else did?

Get. Out. Of. Town!!!!

Let's talk about how the convenience stores are mostly owned by Yakuza, and how the Yakuza is one of the main deliverers of disaster aid. Yeah, the Japanese respond differently, but with an entire different set of cultural norms and reasons behind them, all of them not as fucking noble when you step back a bit.
 
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jwinslow;1903405; said:
Nope, you can copy and paste it in Internet Explorer and Firefox.

Must be version based. Using IE8, I right-clicked an image, selected "Copy", and then tried both Ctrl-V (nothing happens) and right-click ("Paste" option is grayed out) to paste in the text box.
 
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BUCKYLE;1903411; said:
[censored]ing prove it. Just once, hold yourself to the same [censored]ing standards you hold BP to.


NOBODY had any access to drinkable water or liquids for days, at least from disaster relief, as it is documented that it took many days for any aid to reach most Katrina survivors. It was in all the papers Kyle. Not as many people died from dehydration as you'd think, considering the oppressive heat, no rain, and the fact no outside aid was provided to them.

You figure the rest out.
 
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Gatorubet;1903499; said:
NOBODY had any access to drinkable water or liquids for days, at least from disaster relief, as it is documented that it took many days for any aid to reach most Katrina survivors. It was in all the papers Kyle. Not as many people died from dehydration as you'd think, considering the oppressive heat, no rain, and the fact no outside aid was provided to them.

You figure the rest out.

:lol: So you're allowed to jump to conclusions based on who didn't die...but I'm not allowed to witness THE FUCKING POLICE looting a store and jump to the conclusion that if the cops were doing it, so were many others? GTFOH.
 
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BUCKYLE;1903507; said:
:lol: So you're allowed to jump to conclusions based on who didn't die...but I'm not allowed to witness THE [censored]ING POLICE looting a store and jump to the conclusion that if the cops were doing it, so were many others? GTFOH.

You can jump to whatever conclusion you want. And I do not expect you to have any great reason not to think that, given what you saw and heard at the time. Part of my job the last five years was deposing the police (and the Chief at the time of katrina0 to find out what was said, and what was known as fact then they said it. Turns out that the rumor mill in the city without communication was as you would expect - every story was passed on and exaggerated and it went. Eddie Compass gave a live interview with Opra that was essentially one giant ball of horrific, sensational lies. You can say what you witnessed, but the conclusion that it was the norm is the same as a conclusion reading the OSU student newspaper calling for Tress to resign. Sometimes you should not believe your own lying eyes; sometimes seeing a true fact does not equate to a broader truth.

I guess the disconnect is that I've never taken the position that "many others were not doing it". I've said that the reporting of the looting - and shooting at copters - and rapes- and murders - and lawlessness - were way overblown or false. And that the image of the disaster taken from the scene and reported as fact (and seen by the millions of people watching) was never corrected after the fact to reveal that most of what was reported as the out of control lawlessness was either a complete lie - or was reported as the norm, when in fact it was greatly limited in scope from what was reported.

And ANY place in Orleans Parish that had any water, or juice, or soft drinks, or formula not only was looted for those, they SHOULD have been looted for those. It still bothers me that my office was six blocks from the convention center, we had cases of water, and that nobody broke in to get it out. That would not have bothered me.
 
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Gatorubet;1903476; said:
C'mon Muck, you cutting off my quote before the sentence before..."Did some idiots loot some buildings? Yeah. Were a couple idiot cops looting the one walmart? Yeah. Everyone saw that footage" does lead to a good intro for you to post your bit, but it contributes little to refuting what I said about the press being overblown. With a million people in the metro New Orleans area, in a small geographic disaster zone, you will and did have looting. I acknowledged that.

You've conflated a number of different issues under the mistaken belief that they all have equal validity.

The bizarro world reporting surrounding the Super Dome =/= first hand accounts of looting on a large scale.

Said looting is also not unprecedented in the US. To be honest it tends to be the norm rather than the exception in poor urban areas during times of disaster or unrest...and yes the residents of those areas also tend to be predominately black.

I am somewhat grounded in what happened in the city back in '05. I didn't get hired to go down there because everything was secretly rainbows and everyone was holding hands singing Joan Baez songs while calmly waiting for everything to get better. Yes I saw the people on their free shopping sprees prioritize high dollar electronics & other non essential items. I also know of a couple of stores that were broken into & ransacked despite taking all of their food items off the shelves & placing them outside for the use of those in need.

I'm also very aware of the media's penchant to screw up their reporting either through a desire to make a story more exciting, as a result of a personal ax to grind or just through sheer ignorance regarding the topic at hand (coincidentally enough I was also present when a (mis)quotes was made that was taken out of context to paint the PSC industry in a negative light...for the record the person in question already WAS a LEO).

'Nor am I fan of the local PD down in those parts. As a strong 2nd Amendment guy I found the decision to go into homes & confiscate legally owned firearms from those in the most need of security to be criminal. That being said the focus on 'police looters' is another bit that's been taken out of context or overblown, many of the stores (including WalMart) had an open door policy for LEOs to come in & commandeer food/water/clothing & similar (including comfort) items for the express purpose of distributing it to those in need and much of the furor over cops 'looting' was a failure on the part of journalists to fact check exactly why many officers were doing exactly what the stores had explicitly allowed them to do.

Looting happened on a relatively large scale in parts of NOLA, that is not something that can be disputed. Trying to downplay it by attempting to link it to the piss poor gonzo journalism that surrounded the entire sorry affair does a disservice to those who are interested in trying to find an accurate representation of what happened.

Furthermore hand waving environmental conditions that are more dangerous for the unprotected to overstate the dangers of other conditions smacks of the exact type of bad reporting you claim to be so against.

:sarcasm meter on: OTOH, it's nice to know I can safely assume you are a lying asshole rapist murderer who engaged in cover ups of civilian atrocities by the military.

It wouldn't exactly be the first time assumptions along those lines have popped up on this board. *shrug*

After all, I can find some pictures and links to the those activities rather easily, and you served in the military so..,, What? A picture of some knuckleheads abusing some random Iraqi citizens does not indicate either the the prevalence or connexity of that behavior to any other person having military careers, at least as a group mindset that indicates tht one person having done it means everyone else did?

Well after all, you are the one who stated that all you ever really needed to know you could see on TV

Get. Out. Of. Town!!!!

Oh trust me, as soon as my contract ended I did.

I wasn't joking in the past when I compared New Orleans to Mogadishu.

Let's talk about how the convenience stores are mostly owned by Yakuza, and how the Yakuza is one of the main deliverers of disaster aid. Yeah, the Japanese respond differently, but with an entire different set of cultural norms and reasons behind them, all of them not as fucking noble when you step back a bit.
It's interesting how much that sounds like some of the excuses given by folks in LA who had attacked & looted local convenience stores (which were primarily asian owned) when we went in there back in '92 (Operation Compton Storm baby!!).
 
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