Overthrowing a Government- the how-to guide.

[Jam930]

...if it was a misquote, why not use the "Del" key and requote it instead of apolagizing, or does the "misquote" make it sound like your 2nd quote is accurate.

[perfect_fat]

Honestly, I like the first quote better. But it's gone now.

[User6773]

Wow Chardish, you really want to discredit or devalue any and all of my posts don't you, why so bitter?

Specforces

Not really, I guess the jocular nature of my posts isn't very evident without silly smilies or anything. So here you go -

I just think it's funny that a soldier's disseminating information on overthrowing the government, even if he doesn't plan on actually doing it. It's ironic.

No hard feelings.

Another one, just to be safe:

[Specforces]

Haha, It's hard to read tone online, no big deal, at least you are challenging some of my thoughts, adds to the conversation. I just thought this was interesting because you can apply it to many levels of scale. Say in the social world of school.

Specforces

[themanwithsauce]

if you really want to know how to overthrow a country, ask some mexican rebels. Mexico has had quite a few presidents through military power. The irony is that one guy gets everyones support to overthrow the previous government but when he gets in power, the people overthrow him and follow someone else.
(Please note that this is a little lighthearted and i don't mean to offend mexicans and I am mexican through my mother's side so don't take this as a sign that i hate mexicans)

[alainbryden]

XD Chardish. themanwithsauce, take a break on the n00bish posts