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I bet this thread has produced the exact opposite cartoon at some point. Muslims all over the country and a leftwing strawperson going "Someone should do something about all these guns"
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loquacius posted:they still can't articulate what she was supposed to have lied about w/r/t Benghazi, and they're still holding it up as Big Lie #1 Hil Solo shot first at Benghazi. Begemot posted:All Muslims are responsible for the gun violence in America. A bad cartoon. Muslims have achieved the next stage of human evolution and become guns.
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Dec 11, 2015 22:49
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ikanreed posted:No, that's a set up they use in filming to allow a car to appear in motion on a real road without there being any risk of the actors needing to pay attention to their driving.
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Dec 11, 2015 23:00
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D.N. Nation posted:These freaking wingnuts. He's a good guy, and you're not supposed to judge him by his size.
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D.N. Nation posted:These freaking wingnuts. Not to conservatives.
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Stinky_Pete posted:Can someone unravel this for me? Labor values are being taken in to be fixed, but it looks as if the Labor leader is trying to crash it, thanks to Labor's inept brand management, which is also carrying the party? There are multiple claymation ones. The island of misfit toys is in Rudolph which has no pagan elements at all; it's also probably the only one most people remember with any clarity. You're probably thinking of the The Life and Adventures of Santa Claus which has the Horned God in it and has pretty much passed from the memory of anyone who isn't some die hard fan of either the Rankin-Bass Christmas specials or the art of claymation in general. I only remember it because I caught it once as a teenager and the image of a bunch of pagan forest deities in a movie about Santa Claus stuck in my head; still had to google the name.
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D.N. Nation posted:These freaking wingnuts. Much like in the original quote, though her enemies use her obvious flaw of her 'lies' to write her off, she's going to reveal that actually she's a very capable and dangerous opponent I guess.
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there wolf posted:There are multiple claymation ones. The island of misfit toys is in Rudolph which has no pagan elements at all; it's also probably the only one most people remember with any clarity. You're probably thinking of the The Life and Adventures of Santa Claus which has the Horned God in it and has pretty much passed from the memory of anyone who isn't some die hard fan of either the Rankin-Bass Christmas specials or the art of claymation in general. I only remember it because I caught it once as a teenager and the image of a bunch of pagan forest deities in a movie about Santa Claus stuck in my head; still had to google the name. Was that the one where the Burgermeister said "there will be no toymakers to the King" and put the whole town on a gift-giving moratorium, and the chimney thing was so Santa Claus could stealth deliver his presents? I remember being really confused at how the equivalent of a mayor was allowed to override the federal government. But like aside from the name Santa itself meaning Saint and perhaps wearing the color red(?), I don't recall any Christian aspects of the holiday represented in either of those. And of course elves come from northern European mythologies.
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JRRose, what the gently caress are you doing? Yoda only got a lightsaber and a leadership position in the prequels, in the original series he was an incredibly obscure scholar and Asian stereotype, what the gently caress does that have to do with Hillary?
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Somfin posted:JRRose, what the gently caress are you doing? I think it's a jab at how Democrats treat her? Maybe? I don't know, my brain just seizes up when it tries to understand that one. "Lies" sounds kind of like "size" so let's just draw Hillary as Yoda. OK, nap time.
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when I first saw this, my mind immediately thought it ought to be anti-xenophobic, as looking at a crowd of normal people and going "well you can't tell if one of them is bad so just let the whole lot die" is just a deeply bent way of thinking. same vein as "let God sort them out". it annoys me how cowardly the right is about this, while claiming to be "tough" compared to effeminate leftists. Even if accepting refugees put you at some big risk for terrorism, letting innocents suffer because you're scared to die is not very brave or manly, generally.
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Tiler Kiwi posted:when I first saw this, my mind immediately thought it ought to be anti-xenophobic, as looking at a crowd of normal people and going "well you can't tell if one of them is bad so just let the whole lot die" is just a deeply bent way of thinking. same vein as "let God sort them out". It's also idiotic because, if memory serves, most acts of "terror" in the U.S. are carried out by white men who were born here. Whoops! You'd be hard pressed to pick a single demographic that didn't contain a terrorist in it somewhere.
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Good. gently caress those places. They set up en masse in poor neighbourhoods and prey on the desperate. It's been an issue where I bought my house, and the city is considering legislation that forces them to be a certain distance apart. I posted about it on Facebook, because there's three in a single city block along with two pawn shops just down the street from me and I would love to see them go in favour of legitimate businesses. Someone argued with me that they're necessary for people who need a few extra dollars before their next paycheque, but he doesn't seem to understand that they charge astronomically high interest rates and just make the problem worse. They're not altruistic by any means, they're not in it to help people, they're just profiting off the poor in the easiest and fastest manner they can. Make them the majority business in the area and you just end up with a severely impoverished neighbourhood with no hope or future. Banish them all forever.
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Stinky_Pete posted:Was that the one where the Burgermeister said "there will be no toymakers to the King" and put the whole town on a gift-giving moratorium, and the chimney thing was so Santa Claus could stealth deliver his presents? I remember being really confused at how the equivalent of a mayor was allowed to override the federal government. That one is Santa Claus is Comin' to Town
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Tiler Kiwi posted:when I first saw this, my mind immediately thought it ought to be anti-xenophobic, as looking at a crowd of normal people and going "well you can't tell if one of them is bad so just let the whole lot die" is just a deeply bent way of thinking. same vein as "let God sort them out". When they say "tough" what they mean is that they strike out at whoever the "bad guys" are. It's just that their definition of "bad guy" is so skewed and general that they apply it to basically whatever is making them scared or what they don't understand at the moment. So protesting a bunch of children entering the country or poor people getting some sort of opportunity is flipped around from being an act of despicable cowardice and mindless hatred into a brave struggle against some form of corruption. Guns are the tools of these heroes, so daring to remove them is not only shortsighted, but a surrender to all that is evil. Any attempt to work on the issue of climate change is the government caving in to cowardly alarmists and distracting us from continuing to hunt down evil. When it's so easy to turn the worst tendencies of society into things to be lauded, it becomes easy to see why the blatant hate speech and warmongering that the GOP has been spewing for so long has been so successful. Picnic Princess posted:Good. gently caress those places. They set up en masse in poor neighbourhoods and prey on the desperate. It's been an issue where I bought my house, and the city is considering legislation that forces them to be a certain distance apart. I posted about it on Facebook, because there's three in a single city block along with two pawn shops just down the street from me and I would love to see them go in favour of legitimate businesses. Someone argued with me that they're necessary for people who need a few extra dollars before their next paycheque, but he doesn't seem to understand that they charge astronomically high interest rates and just make the problem worse. They're not altruistic by any means, they're not in it to help people, they're just profiting off the poor in the easiest and fastest manner they can. Make them the majority business in the area and you just end up with a severely impoverished neighbourhood with no hope or future. Banish them all forever. Agreed. These places are nothing but pure loan sharks. The sooner these leeches are finally made illegal, the better.
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Geostomp posted:When they say "tough" what they mean is that they strike out at whoever the "bad guys" are. It's just that their definition of "bad guy" is so skewed and general that they apply it to basically whatever is making them scared or what they don't understand at the moment. So protesting a bunch of children entering the country or poor people getting some sort of opportunity is flipped around from being an act of despicable cowardice and mindless hatred into a brave struggle against some form of corruption. Guns are the tools of these heroes, so daring to remove them is not only shortsighted, but a surrender to all that is evil. Any attempt to work on the issue of climate change is the government caving in to cowardly alarmists and distracting us from continuing to hunt down evil. A lot of it just comes from raw fundamentalism, too. They aren't Christian or Jewish refugees so gently caress 'em. It's just grasping at any excuse to prevent people not from America from getting into America. The Republican party is xenophobic as hell and spends a lot of effort dehumanizing everything that isn't white, Christian, and American. "But one of the Syrians might be a terrorist!" is just their excuse this time around. They'd find another one if they needed to but enough Americans know about terrorist attacks made by Muslims that it works as well as they need.
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Tiler Kiwi posted:it annoys me how cowardly the right is about this, while claiming to be "tough" compared to effeminate leftists. Even if accepting refugees put you at some big risk for terrorism, letting innocents suffer because you're scared to die is not very brave or manly, generally. I thought they could protect themselves by being good guys with guns. What happened to that?
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SeANMcBAY posted:I wonder if JRRose enjoyed the prequels. Probably, but only because he thought Jar Jar was a hilarious.
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Again, the (inevitable) death of Jimmy Carter will out the soulless assholes and ideologues cartoonists in a big loving way. He is an awesome human being no matter which way you spin it. He just decided that America could handle the truth at a time when we clearly weren't ready for it.
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Stinky_Pete posted:I thought they could protect themselves by being good guys with guns. What happened to that? Same thing that happens to every Internet Tough Guy: they faced something that barely challenged them and crumbled, so they shifted gears and decided to demonize it to keep up the illusion and spare their pride.
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Klaus88 posted:Again, the (inevitable) death of Jimmy Carter will out the soulless assholes and ideologues cartoonists in a big loving way. Yeah but he's a liberal that cares about poor people. That makes him another Hitler.
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Stinky_Pete posted:Was that the one where the Burgermeister said "there will be no toymakers to the King" and put the whole town on a gift-giving moratorium, and the chimney thing was so Santa Claus could stealth deliver his presents? I remember being really confused at how the equivalent of a mayor was allowed to override the federal government. That's Santa Claus is Coming to Town which also has a Warlock who gives Santa powers or something? Those specials all pretty much typify the secularized Christmas celebration; maybe there's some acknowledgement of Christ's birth but the focus is overwhelmingly on Santa, Christmas trees, gift-giving, and all the other traditions attached to the holiday that have poo poo all to do with Christianity. You don't see a lot of Christians complaining about them because the idea of a secular Christmas being an attack on Christianity instead of an indication of almost complete cultural dominance is a relatively new thing, and those specials are no where near as popular or ubiquitous as they were for previous generations. War on Christmas types don't remember the weird Santa backstory movies; just Rudolph and maybe Little Drummer Boy.
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loquacius posted:they still can't articulate what she was supposed to have lied about w/r/t Benghazi, and they're still holding it up as Big Lie #1 Although "running through sniper fire in Bosnia" was a pretty ridiculous story. I'd almost forgotten about it.
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I enjoyed that the "they built a loving genocide laser" tweet came from Jamelle Bouie. That's really his wheelhouse more than the lovely primary horserace crap Slate has him doing. I did not enjoy the "he's no worse than your garden variety Pinochet" line because it makes me worry about American democracy.
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betaraywil posted:I enjoyed that the "they built a loving genocide laser" tweet came from Jamelle Bouie. That's really his wheelhouse more than the lovely primary horserace crap Slate has him doing.
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"Apologies to Star Wars" Pickled Tink posted:You forgot to add that the Opposition leader Blip Snorten (In the car) was recently caught texting while driving. Australian politics continues to be amazing.
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Sandpuppy posted:"Apologies to Star Wars" Yeah Burp Sharting is a real piece of work.
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Pickled Tink posted:You forgot to add that the Opposition leader Blip Snorten (In the car) was recently caught texting while driving. Bullshit, that cannot be a real name Like, that's the kind of name I'd come up with for a throwaway NPC in a really lovely cyberpunk RPG
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Somfin posted:Bullshit, that cannot be a real name No, his name really is Bald Smoochin
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WorldsStrongestNerd posted:Yes. When a guy is fantasizing about killing the pres it shouldn't be reported because it feeds the guys ego. There is a nonzero chance that Muir or one of his followers might be going off the deep end. That's the entire reason the service pays vists to people. The authorities know from past experience what the warning signs are. Actually the chance of Muir or one of his very fat very retarded readers assassinating the president are, in fact, 0%.
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