[taxcontrol]

“coolaid” was spelled coolaid for a reason. 1) Kool-aid is a protected trade mark and 2) the term coolaid is reference to the term “cool” and in something cool or that is cool. I chose that specifically as the pressure by the “authorities” to accept their premise as a “cool” idea. I understand that it is not conventional, but it is done intentionally.

As with regards to your number two comment - Sorry, I do not grant you the right to censor my speech and I WILL NOT give up my 1st amendment rights. If you want to attempt to debate the topic, fine. But that requires that you refute the argument and not rely on the logic fallacy of ad hominem.

[fireman15]

I WILL NOT give up my 1st amendment rights.

I am not trying to take away your rights. I am concerned that your arguments continue to be mostly incoherent would be an embarrassment to others. But by all means continue sharing them with us.

[fireman15]

“coolaid” was spelled coolaid for a reason. 1) Kool-aid is a protected trade mark and 2) the term coolaid is reference to the term “cool” and in something cool or that is cool. I chose that specifically as the pressure by the “authorities” to accept their premise as a “cool” idea. I understand that it is not conventional, but it is done intentionally.

Thank you for the lengthy explanation on this also... I am sorry, I tried, but I really can't let you distort reality on this one also over your spelling error. The term “drinking the Kool-Aid” has been and always will be associated with the Jonestown mass suicide on November 18, 1978. It has nothing to do with being "cool" in anyone's mind but your own.