OK since this thread has no specific topic I'd like to post something relevant to everybody's criticism of Piratis.
Last semester I took a class on Native North Americans and my professor mentioned something very interesting about the civil rights movement in america (which was mostly about the civil rights of black people but also american indians).
He said that everytime somebody has an opinion that will probably not be accepted by their counterparts they are considered as extremists. So he brought the example of Martin Luther King who just basically demanded that all people be treated equally. However after MLK, came different organizations like the Black Panthers who just sought to violent acts against white people and thats when people started listening to MLK and understood that what he requested was not irrational.
LIkewise in this forum, people like to label Piratis as an extremist because he claims that political equality is not fair and results in civilian inequality (something which he has justified with arguments in many many many posts).
So my question is: If somebody came along and claimed somethign that is actually extremist such as all TCs must die, would people then realize that Piratis comments are not that illogical?
Did I make sense to anyone