Authoritarianism

That piece of junk had been lying around for years. And it's not "authoritarian" to do something someone else can undo with one click. It's "authoritarian" to want to write rules for how other people should act, and to delight in the using of such rules. ħuman 03:49, 7 June 2012 (UTC)

Hey buddy.

If you want to delete an article, put it up for deletion, wait three days to see if anyone complains, then vape it.

Don't tell Human what to do, he'll "erase you from the wiki."

My god, the temptation to block him to see how he'd make good on his threat was almost overpowering.

Human, are you purposefully acting like an asshole, going around doing shit unilaterally?

Also, Blue, why did you remove the bronze rating from the States' rights article? Did someone add it without discussing it?

He doesn't see anything wrong with unilateral action, Bricks, so that line of criticism goes nowhere. Well, any line of criticism goes nowhere, but still.

I removed the rating because the article lacks footnotes.

It just seems like today, he's trying to prove some sort of point or something, in light of yesterday's Human-drama

Eh, this is pretty much par for the course. Ignore it until he leaves and then we tidy everything up again. No need for pointless drama.

Hey, I'm not doing anything

"'Shut up,' suggested Zaphod Beeblebrox and Ford Prefect."

Brx, for love of god, lay low for awhile. getting involved in debate where you needn't be when everyone is already itchy to block you is not a wise move.

Well said, Ace.

I have my moments.

Accusations of authoritarianism has before our own special case of Godwin's law. Neither of those things are authoritarian, you first-world whiners.

Russell Crowe is right. You 1st world scum.

I am still confused by his claim New Zealand was a third world country. As a signatory of the ANZUS alliance it is solidly 1st world. Unlike that third world shithole Austria.