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The Iron Rose posted:Hahahaha this is the stupidest poo poo Well, virulent anti-Americanism and hostility to Western nations are sometimes exacerbated by, you know, invading and bombing the poo poo out of these countries and the people that they consider their kin. 
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The U.S. did funnel money to the Taliban, believing them to be valuable freedom fighters in battling the global Soviet threat. It was a strange time.
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Chewbaccanator posted:Well, virulent anti-Americanism and hostility to Western nations are sometimes exacerbated by, you know, invading and bombing the poo poo out of these countries and the people that they consider their kin. Well, yeah, but you don't represent that concept by a sow and piglets. That's a metaphor for political corruption and cronyism, not violent antagonism.
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Alien Arcana posted:Well, yeah, but you don't represent that concept by a sow and piglets. That's a metaphor for political corruption and cronyism, not violent antagonism. They are islamic organizations though. So showing them as pigs may be a way to offend them?
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Captain Aardvark posted:They are islamic organizations though. So showing them as pigs may be a way to offend them? But also the US is a pig. The biggest pig, even!
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Alien Arcana posted:Well, yeah, but you don't represent that concept by a sow and piglets. That's a metaphor for political corruption and cronyism, not violent antagonism. How about this: the US as a shark, devouring a seal labelled "The Middle East", and those organisations as pilot fish nibbling on the remains.
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Jan 19, 2015 17:03
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Tom Guycot posted:I've never head a young earth creationist response to the fact of human civilizations and their remains that are older than 6,000 years ago. Is it just like dinosaurs and everything else where its just 'satan testing you with lies' type stuff? I see dinosaurs mentioned all the time but I never see anything about the human archeology record.
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Jedit posted:The racism in Iron Pill reads to me like a 14-year-old saying racist things not because he's racist, but because he thinks saying them is funny. No serious racist - or serious anybody - is ever going to write "my Volkisch powers are blocked", for God's sake. I don't think you understand just how far up their own asses genuine 100% dedicated Nazis like the SS were. They had all sorts of like pseudo-religious and pseudo-philosophical poo poo going on. Iron Pill is basically Thule Society level occult belief.
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Rorus Raz posted:They just claim that dating methods are inaccurate or scientists straight up lie about results. One of the best is claiming that fundamental constants of the universe have changed dramatically over time. They never came up with an answer for how things worked when things were that different, but hey!
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xthetenth posted:One of the best is claiming that fundamental constants of the universe have changed dramatically over time. They never came up with an answer for how things worked when things were that different, but hey! "Yeah...I don't really think physics or chemistry had a 'good old days.'"
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Rorus Raz posted:They just claim that dating methods are inaccurate or scientists straight up lie about results. The ones I've met in real life just say that the devil put that carbon-14 there, I mean he's the devil so obviously he does a lot of poo poo with radiation like nuclear bombs and cancer so he's pretty good at it. I really had them explain it that way to me once, in person. EDIT: Not just an average shmuck, a youth pastor / priest / whatever the hell the Baptists call them. Who was talking to a bunch of little kids about the lies of science, and I was there observing with a friend who goes there regularly because his parents make him. I, being a smug gently caress teen atheist jackass, ask why he thinks evolution is incompatible with God, and I get a bunch of stares from everyone and a "you still believe in evolution?" from him. We get into an argument (which apparently he had been wanting to do for a while and enjoyed greatly) and the little kids had a bunch of questions and seemed like they had never encountered anyone who ever challenged or questioned anything they had been taught and that made me kinda depressed. It sort of ended with a draw since he had all the usual cop-out half-answers and I wasn't exactly prepared but all-in-all it was very friendly and he invited me back to do it again some time. Shame Boy fucked around with this message at 17:38 on Jan 19, 2015 |
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InequalityGodzilla posted:"It was a different time, a better time." They certainly did. For the first, what, 0.0000000000000000000000000000000000001 seconds after the Big Bang, things worked very strangely.
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Darkman Fanpage posted:I don't think you understand just how far up their own asses genuine 100% dedicated Nazis like the SS were. They had all sorts of like pseudo-religious and pseudo-philosophical poo poo going on. Iron Pill is basically Thule Society level occult belief. There's that, and there's also an element of adopting internet feminist rhetoric combined with modern chan-speak. You take the "I spermjacked 20 dudes and collected their male tears for the femperial bath" and combine it with [url="https://"http://knowyourmeme.com/memes/spaghetti-stories"]spaghetti[/url] and this and you end up with that stuff.
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Mister Adequate posted:They certainly did. For the first, what, 0.0000000000000000000000000000000000001 seconds after the Big Bang, things worked very strangely. 6000 years ago was a strange time indeed.  Creationists seem to be experts at changing the goal posts to allow for their beliefs to exist. The god of the gaps seems a rather flimsy realm to exist in.
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Rorus Raz posted:Actually, Lietha draws the forbidden fruit in fairly consistent manner. Twelve by Pies posted:He probably has a thing against depicting the forbidden fruit as an actual fruit that we're familiar with, likely due to similar reasons for his crusade against most depictions of the ark. Might be an attempt at a pomegranate, since that's what the Fruit is often said to have actually been? Either way, given his insanely literalist view of the Bible, I imagine he does indeed see depicting it as an apple as tantamount to apostasy and further evidence of the sin-cursed nature of the world. 
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xthetenth posted:One of the best is claiming that fundamental constants of the universe have changed dramatically over time. They never came up with an answer for how things worked when things were that different, but hey! My favorite of these argument is Andrew Schlafly's* insistence that instead of inter-body gravity being inversely proportional to the square of distance, it's inversely proportional to the distance raised to an exponent that is almost, but not quite, 2, because this somehow allows for a young earth. *Admin of Conservapedia, which the Wikipedia of whatever alternative reality inspires most thread regulars.
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Kajeesus posted:My favorite of these argument is Andrew Schlafly's* insistence that instead of inter-body gravity being inversely proportional to the square of distance, it's inversely proportional to the distance raised to an exponent that is almost, but not quite, 2, because this somehow allows for a young earth. Andy Schlafly is amazing. He's out-freep'd JimRob. I'm pretty sure that the number of people involved with Conservapedia and the Conservative Bible Project is less than a dozen since everyone else has been eliminated or left for failing the Andy Schlafly purity tests.
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It's like a depoliticised political-PFB.
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Kajeesus posted:My favorite of these argument is Andrew Schlafly's* insistence that instead of inter-body gravity being inversely proportional to the square of distance, it's inversely proportional to the distance raised to an exponent that is almost, but not quite, 2, because this somehow allows for a young earth. To be fair, this isn't directly because of his belief in a young earth. It's because he believes the theory of relativity is false, and that almost-2 exponent explains all the things that are supposedly evidence of relativity.
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Prokhor Zakharov posted:This is such a bizarre fixation Anything to validate their fantasy.
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Prokhor Zakharov posted:This is such a bizarre fixation "How dare cartoons depict anything in an inaccurate manner for the sake of saving space?" - A cartoonist who regularly draws people with 1:4 head:body proportions.
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Amarkov posted:To be fair, this isn't directly because of his belief in a young earth. It's because he believes the theory of relativity is false, and that almost-2 exponent explains all the things that are supposedly evidence of relativity. But he disbelieves relativity because it indicates that the universe is more than 6,000 years old. It's not always easy to pin the roots of his bizarre beliefs, but I think biblical literalism is a safe bet.
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SpiderHyphenMan posted:Top-Tier Kelly Amazing
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SpiderHyphenMan posted:Top-Tier Kelly You gotta give me the fangs. I gotta have the fangs, 'cause he's not gonna be scary without those fangs.
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Man, the Charlie Hebdo thing just won't end. That said, here's an interesting article:quote:More than four out of 10 French people believe Charlie Hebdo was wrong to publish cartoons of the Prophet Mohammed because they offend Muslims.
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SpiderHyphenMan posted:Top-Tier Kelly Kelly attacking the reall hard-hitting issues as usual.
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SpiderHyphenMan posted:Top-Tier Kelly I like the comma after Elitist on the jacket
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SpiderHyphenMan posted:Top-Tier Kelly The anti-USA trucker cap is the icing on the cake.
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Prokhor Zakharov posted:This is such a bizarre fixation The giraffe skeletons poking out the little ark chimney though...  Has anyone posted Tony Auth before? He worked for the Philadelphia Inquirer for 40 years and won a Pulitzer prize apparently. He died last year in September and I don't remember seeing anything about it. This is just a random sample from GIS. His elephants were cute        Apparently his first cartoon after Obama's election:  He was still making political cartoons up to his death at 72 years old. Some of his newer ones:   This looks like the last one he posted on his site: 
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Mister Beeg posted:Man, the Charlie Hebdo thing just won't end. That said, here's an interesting article:
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angelfisher posted:The giraffe skeletons poking out the little ark chimney though... These are amazing.
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Apple Pie Hubbub posted:
Jesus, Mallard…. why do we have to Google something different for every panel?? On a completely unrelated note, is the Day by Day website down or something? For some reason I have not been able to access it for days (blank page, no message). As to why I would even want to, well, I happen to be a complete and total rear end in a top hat. Death Ray fucked around with this message at 20:47 on Jan 19, 2015 |
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angelfisher posted:The giraffe skeletons poking out the little ark chimney though... drat, we kinda hosed up missing out on this guy.
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 1Of course Branco runs with this on MLK day. 2 uh   3 I too fear the coming racial holy war 4 5 6 7
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As a huge nerd this makes me more angry that it should for reasons I'd probably be embarrassed to enumerate.
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