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RyuujinBlueZ posted:Wait, how is "Obongo" racist? I'm not saying I've used it innocently or anything, so much as I've never seen it and it makes no sense to me as anything let alone a racial slur. To me it sounds like the kind of name people give to monkeys. ("That's Obongo, our rhesus monkey from West Africa") But the other explanations make more sense than that.
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Segmentation Fault posted:Counterpoint: I absolutely loving hate this bitch and everyone like her. You are admitting to being proud of having an illogical mental bias. You're not saying "I see the truth", you're saying "my judgement is impaired" in an abhorrent way and you're proud of it you loving AHHH
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Calico Heart posted:I absolutely loving hate this bitch and everyone like her. I think it's an attempt to reclaim the word, a la slutwalk.
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Nov 25, 2013 23:57
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These people literally have nothing to take actual pride in, so they whip up pride in their low melanin.
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fullroundaction posted:Holy poo poo someone on my feed starting linking articles from this website: Paternity Fraud Is Worse Than Rape quote:To me the word rape has just about lost all of its meaning. Thanks to feminists and the “rape culture” propaganda it has been devalued and now I get very suspicious whenever I hear that someone was a “rape” victim. However, one thing that has never lost its impact on me is hearing about paternity fraud. This always angers me because I know these men will never get the justice real rape victims can hope to receive. I believe paternity fraud is in many ways a far more sinister, long lasting, humiliating and painful act than rape yet no one seems to see the polarization of how each of these crimes are treated and viewed by society at large. Also, from that "Things Women Do That Should Be Shamed" article: quote:10. Birth control, because it’s “their choice.” Meanwhile, men have no reliable forms of birth control apart from condoms, which if the girl is evil enough, can easily be rendered null. Let’s nuke the funding to Planned Parenthood (and the multiple options of female birth control) and instead put that money into research for a real male birth control. How many girls do you really think are responsible enough to take the pill every day at the same time? Christ you've got a winner there.
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Nov 26, 2013 01:17
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I've just learned that I got tons of hidden 'Family Guy' fan when my newsfeed get flooded with 'in memorial' posts about Brian. It just irks me a bit that a cartoon character get more attention than anything else.
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Nov 26, 2013 01:24
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Lady Charlemagne posted:Paternity Fraud Is Worse Than Rape Which is extremely funny because they have both pills and injections in testing phases right now, and several patented in several countries (including the USA). They just haven't left the testing phase for the USA. If anything they should be pushing the US to finish the trials rather than complain that women have "all the power" when it comes to contraceptive.
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While changing my cover photo today, I noticed I had two 'followers'. They're people who can see my public posts on their walls without being my friend. I decided to check them out. One of them is a pretty cool woman, can't see where she lives, but her page is in Arabic. I don't mind her, I've met some really interesting people around the world through Facebook groups because we've had public posts and ended up looking at each other's photos then chatting and becoming friends. Then I checked the other person, and well    Guy sure is hung up on being offended by black people. What else?  Not surprised, but hahahaha.  Publicly liking Facebook porn pages, very classy. ( I edited the one pic, her hand-bra was barely covering anything plus she looks way young)  Most of his 'profile pics' are like this. Bonus hypocritical sex-shaming of daughters while publicly jerking it to 18 year olds. No anonymity because it's all public. I have no idea why he's following a self-proclaimed Libtard like me, and I wish I could just block him without having to make everything private. I like making overseas friends, but that only happens when they can see my stuff. 
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Calico Heart posted:You are admitting to being proud of having an illogical mental bias. You're not saying "I see the truth", you're saying "my judgement is impaired" in an abhorrent way and you're proud of it you loving AHHH No, that's not how they see it at all. They're saying "Yes, I do think it's right to discriminate on the basis of race, because some races actually are better than others." To them, racism isn't an illogical bias. Since they believe other races are inherently inferior, they think that non-racists are just pretending (or erroneously believe) that everyone's the same even though it's clearly not true. Basically they see a statement like "Black people are as intelligent and capable as white people and should have all the same rights and responsibilities." as being essentially equivalent to "Children are as intelligent and capable as adults and should have all the same rights and responsibilities." and coming from that belief, racism is just seeing the world as it is and acting accordingly. So, which country did he move to now that America's been ruined forever?
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Nov 26, 2013 02:01
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That video title is like every e-mail I got on AOL during the 90s
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AlliedBiscuit posted:To me it sounds like the kind of name people give to monkeys. ("That's Obongo, our rhesus monkey from West Africa") But the other explanations make more sense than that. Yeah I really don;t think it's any deeper than "it sounds Booga Booga African-y so that's what we'll call him." Like imagine a cartoon character that's black, wears a loincloth, has a bone through his nose, carries around a carved wooden staff, and a bunch of other tribalish African stereotypes - what would you name him? Something like Obongo, probably.
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Nov 26, 2013 02:27
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Yeah, and that's, uh, kinda racist shallow, unthinking racism sure, but still racism
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Nov 26, 2013 02:32
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Xemloth posted:A return to the wild and wacky world of bitstrips Oh god, I can't be the only one finding all those bitstrips hilarious, right? 
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Tiggum posted:So, which country did he move to now that America's been ruined forever? His page says he's still in Texas, so who the hell knows what he's going on about.
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Nov 26, 2013 02:56
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Instagram counts right? I can't figure out what I love most. The idea that god counts every woman's tears (why he does this isn't really an issue, I guess)? The "women need protection, but we're totally equal" thing. Or the fact that it's so close to making a good point (yeah, gender equality), and then misses the mark so hard.
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Nov 26, 2013 04:09
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Uh, so, my normally level-headed friend posted this: http://freepatriot.org/2013/11/24/watch-30-cities-begin-harvesting-dna-without-consent/ The article is laughably  and the comments are just hilarious. I tried to Google it to see if there was any truth to it or refutation, or any reputable news media (aka "lamestream media") reports on it, but all I found was more tinfoil hat goodness. There is legitimate legislation being discussed regarding the collection of DNA, but this is the first I've heard of it in the form of a checkpoint where they're paying you for your DNA sample. My gut reaction is that it's BS, but is there any hope that my friend isn't actually crazy?
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Nov 26, 2013 05:33
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The closest I can think of is an incident in Dallas wherein police were stopping traffic for DNA sampling. (article)
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Aerdan posted:The closest I can think of is an incident in Dallas wherein police were stopping traffic for DNA sampling. (article) Huh, that's the same text as in the article she posted. I guess it is real...it's just the way the "Free Patriot" presents itself that raises a bunch of red flags. I think it falls a bit short of Free Patriot's "this is happening in 30 cities," but it's still interesting. Thank you.
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Nov 26, 2013 06:49
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 The "anarcho-confederalist" I posted is back with his violent gun fantasies. He's "Mary Nara." Other idiots participate as well. This bullshit about a Knockout Game is really bringing out the crazy in people. Not that this guy needs an excuse to threaten anybody and everybody with murder. I want to add this link to the post, just so those who are interested can read a bit about this myth and why it is stupid and racist. Maybe you can use it in case somebody on Facebook panics about black kids and their punch-white-people games.
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Nov 26, 2013 19:58
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Oh yes, moving to another country because you can't kill people all willy nilly makes a lot of sense. It's not like the US has less gun control than say, almost every other western country. (..does this mean he plans to move to e.g Somalia?)
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socilest butthomo posted:
I don't understand, is Mary Nara black? Otherwise, why would he think he could get in trouble for shooting a black teenager?
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Nov 26, 2013 20:39
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This is him in real life with a Ron Paul. I feel kind of skeevy posting it, but it is a lot more funny when you know the guy who constantly posts vague death threats on Facebook is goony as gently caress. edit: I feel better about it now. 
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Nov 26, 2013 20:46
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Stole it from someone else and I am suspicious, but wouldn't be surprised if this actually happened.
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socilest butthomo posted:I want to add this link to the post, just so those who are interested can read a bit about this myth and why it is stupid and racist. Maybe you can use it in case somebody on Facebook panics about black kids and their punch-white-people games. I had thought it was completely made up, but there was a bit on the news (Philly) the other night about some people being arrested for it, so now I'm not sure. My assumption is some idiots saw the articles and decided to emulate it. It was all Jewish people, so still plenty racist.
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Kajeesus posted:I don't understand, is Mary Nara black? Otherwise, why would he think he could get in trouble for shooting a black teenager? I love how that's a perfect example of someone who clings so hard to their delusions that they ignore the obvious evidence right in front of them. Yep, no doubt in Obama's America you'd get arrested for shooting one of those kids. Definitely the impression I get after reading that article where the kid who got shot is in jail and the guy who shot him isn't.
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SteveVizsla posted:I had thought it was completely made up, but there was a bit on the news (Philly) the other night about some people being arrested for it, so now I'm not sure. My assumption is some idiots saw the articles and decided to emulate it. It was all Jewish people, so still plenty racist. Unfortunately, it's a real thing. Some of the idiots involve post videos of their attacks on Youtube.
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Khazar-khum posted:Unfortunately, it's a real thing. Some of the idiots involve post videos of their attacks on Youtube. It is you, you are the idiot on social media.
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Macaluso posted:
One of the possible ways of treating syphilis is by intentionally infecting the sufferer with malaria. The body reacts by inducing an extreme and extended fever which kills off the syphilis and then the malaria is treated through other working methods. So using one deadly disease to 'combat' another is not entirely unfounded.
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Neurion posted:One of the possible ways of treating syphilis is by intentionally infecting the sufferer with malaria. The body reacts by inducing an extreme and extended fever which kills off the syphilis and then the malaria is treated through other working methods. Oh it's not the actual procedure I'm pointing out just the ridiculous headline. It looks like it came out of that upworthy generator
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 Article:http://www.local10.com/news/africanamerican-girl-faces-expulsion-over-natural-hair/-/1717324/23165492/-/eo6hiz/-/index.html So what's the issue? As usual, a sensational headline totally misrepresents the facts of the story - the issue the girl had with the school had nothing to do with race and everything to do with her not adhering to the school's dress code. But what does the headline lead off with? "AFRICAN AMERICAN GIRL faces expulsion". That makes it sound like the school administrators busted up in the classroom, pointing at her and yelling "YOU! Girl with the NAPPY HAIR! You have no place touting that poo poo here, GET OUT!!!" What really happened is that the school determined her hair to be a "distraction" as per the school dress code, gave her a week to cut it in some way to adhere, or ask that she please not return if she refuses. Noth. Ing. To. Do. With. Race. But since the article presented it that way, people are up in arms, as you can see in the comments, likely reacting by gut rather than reading anything more than the headline. Maybe the dress code is stupid. That could certainly be argued. But I'm certain some white girl with a big curly mess would be told the same thing. And by the way, all she has to do is cut it or style it differently and suddenly the problem goes away! I'm usually not on this side of things - the "hey white people have this problem too! So there's no racism!" side - but seriously goddamnit, there's REAL racism we should be angry about, and this isn't helping.
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They... decided that natural black hair was a "distraction" and... there's no racism? 
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Nov 27, 2013 03:59
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GAINING WEIGHT... posted:
It's you. You're the idiot on Facebook.
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From what I understand about this case (and it might be wrong), the girl complained about bullying and that's when the school claimed her hair was a distraction. And, I should note, the girl was wearing her hair naturally. She didn't style it or dye it in any crazy fashion. It was just her hair.
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Nov 27, 2013 04:26
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Yo, watch "Good Hair" and then come back and post again will you?
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  This person is a bit on the eccentric side of things so this is probably supposed to be capital-a Art, but...  I'm guessing it's a marker and not, like, an actual tattoo.
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GAINING WEIGHT... posted:
gently caress you. I was trying to study but got distracted. Distracted by that beautiful, beautiful hair. 
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MAKE NO BABBYS posted:It is you, you are the idiot on social media.
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