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Defenestration posted:Meanwhile I would completely believe someone in the KKK saying Obama has been good for their membership numbers.
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borkencode posted:I would completely believe someone in the KKK saying Obama has been good for their membership numbers. Or something like "he demonstrates why black people can't be leaders! "
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RagnarokAngel posted:Or something like "he demonstrates why black people can't be leaders! " But that's loving everything.
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# ? Aug 27, 2016 06:22 |
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constantIllusion posted:I alternate between believing that the people who share these memes don't know that this is the age of the internet and verifiable proof they're full of poo poo can be found within seconds on even the slowest of connections, and believing that these people already know that they're lying and they're actively trying to get a rise out of people. Somebody did a study on chain letters. They found that most people share lies knowingly, and most of them do it because they want other people to believe the lies. Not surprising I guess. There's also a social signaling element to it.
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Arglebargle III posted:Somebody did a study on chain letters. They found that most people share lies knowingly, and most of them do it because they want other people to believe the lies. Not surprising I guess. There's also a social signaling element to it. Do they actually internalize them as "lies," or is it merely another part of living in an alternate reality bubble where facts matter less than reinforcing worldview?
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# ? Aug 27, 2016 09:42 |
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Lightning Knight posted:Do they actually internalize them as "lies," or is it merely another part of living in an alternate reality bubble where facts matter less than reinforcing worldview? I can see it. It's like urban legends. People sort of question them but still pass them on because it makes a neat story in a crowd.
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# ? Aug 27, 2016 09:46 |
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borkencode posted:I would completely believe someone in the KKK saying Obama has been good for their membership numbers. I think the line of reasoning/argument they're trying to go with here is: "Obama is bad for minorities, therefore the KKK endorses Obama because he harms minorities." Doesn't make it any less ridiculous though.
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# ? Aug 27, 2016 10:10 |
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http://pagenine.typepad.com/page_nine/2016/06/why-everyone-must-learn-how-to-shoot.html At a glance I thought it was a parody of the gun rights movement but it's 100% straight. Zephyrine fucked around with this message at 13:19 on Aug 27, 2016 |
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seiferguy posted:If we're posting poe's law macros I have to post my favorite one:
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# ? Aug 27, 2016 13:43 |
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A large number of my friends believe really silly conspiracy theories. A very large number of millennials think the moon landing was a hoax and Bush did 9/11. I used to argue facts with them, but that just makes people mad. So now I just go "huh, interesting" and hope they stop talking soon. Which they never do. On a related note I visited the 9/11 museum a couple years ago and while I was in the pentagon display there was two guys on a bench talking about how "they never found any plane man!!" and they were actually sitting on the other side of a divider from a 20 foot section of the actual fuselage and part of the landing gear.
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# ? Aug 27, 2016 14:29 |
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Wooten posted:A large number of my friends believe really silly conspiracy theories. A very large number of millennials think the moon landing was a hoax and Bush did 9/11. I used to argue facts with them, but that just makes people mad. So now I just go "huh, interesting" and hope they stop talking soon. Which they never do. Maybe they're a museum attraction - 'see LIVE 9/11 truthers, watch and be amazed as they ignore the evidence literally under their noses!'
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# ? Aug 27, 2016 14:32 |
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SalTheBard posted:I would say it was roughly around 2007 that I stopped really really being into 9/11 truthiness. While I don't believe it, I'd say George Bush knowing the attack was coming and not stopping it is plausible in a way that "controlled demolition" isn't. We do know that Bush ignored at least one direct warning that OBL was planning some sort of attack and brushed it off, and he certainly did exploit the poo poo out of it after the fact. The problem is that if there were explicit information about how exactly it was going to happen, it would have to pass through a lot of hands to get to Bush, and there's no way everyone involved would keep quiet.
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I miss DFW
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# ? Aug 27, 2016 22:39 |
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EPORW Weekend GUNZ GUNSZ GUNZZZZZ rights kids and guns chicago black and white tools people too clumsy to avoid trailer hitch should have deadly weapons this is vital cornstiturtion just the one terrorist el-hyphen-chapo spiderhyphenman lol tough guy
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Defenestration posted:
Apparently a guy just doing his business in the women's bathroom isn't a big deal if this dude is there already waiting for his daughters.
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# ? Aug 27, 2016 23:37 |
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I think it's written from the perspective of a woman.
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# ? Aug 27, 2016 23:42 |
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Even if it is written from the perspective of a woman that still leaves the question of why that first guy was in the women's bathroom in the image so he'd be able to body slam the second one.
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I've walked into the woman's bathroom... twice? In my life. I do this because I am oblivious, and both times I realized where I was, said, "Whups! Sorry!" and left. Fortunately I've not been pile-driven through the floor, because it's pretty rare for people to respond to someone in the wrong room by trying to kill them.
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# ? Aug 27, 2016 23:51 |
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At one place I worked the entrances to washrooms were consistent in terms of left/right, except for one floor of one building. We moved to that floor, and I probably stepped into the women's washroom half a dozen times before I left that job. It was a near-constant thing that someone was backing away from a door and apologizing.
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# ? Aug 27, 2016 23:54 |
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Have fun in prison after you get convicted of aggravated assault after you piledrive a masculine looking woman.
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Mystic Mongol posted:I've walked into the woman's bathroom... twice? In my life. I do this because I am oblivious, and both times I realized where I was, said, "Whups! Sorry!" and left. Fortunately I've not been pile-driven through the floor, because it's pretty rare for people to respond to someone in the wrong room by trying to kill them.
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# ? Aug 28, 2016 00:32 |
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"im not cucked! im not cucked!!", i continue to insist as i slowly shrink and transform into a corn cob
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Dr. Arbitrary posted:Have fun in prison after you get convicted of aggravated assault after you piledrive a masculine looking woman. I'm pretty sure that's happened multiple times already, though I'm not sure how the trials ended up.
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Jurgan posted:Okay, I don't know if this counts as political, but I need to share it anyway. So there's this college biology professor whom I've known all my life. His daughter was one of my best friends growing up, I've stayed at their house, he ran my Scout troop, etc. He's practically family, so I want to be nice, but he's also a stubborn jackass. He's constantly fighting with school administration and anyone else he can find over trivial poo poo, and it finally got him fired. The straw that broke the camel's back was he refused to write learning objectives on his syllabus, insisting on using a quote from Woodrow Wilson that he thought summed it all up. On the one hand, I get the value of academic freedom, but it's such a stupid hill to die on, and it's at least the third time he's been formally reprimanded by the administration, so what did he think would happen? Now he's posting articles on Facebook talking about how right he was, including one from the Weekly Standard talking about how brave he is and how terrible liberal education is: Oh, dear, this just keeps getting worse: "Posted by a friend at The College..."
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today in ruining simple jokes looking like a mad dog at the very mention of the president's name (but it's liberals who are unhinged) kick the president on the playground a nice martha stewart look (new dogwhistles 2016 model) so wait, are we agreeing with obama or not? :nowwatchthisdrive: giveafuck bad president trying to erase racist whitebread america you mean. good riddance illegal aliens = heavily tattooed gang members and if I were a black student that just had a car accident and I knocked on your front door for help, you'd shoot me in the face, so there's that yeah because you'd deport them telephone pole jobs anti-welfare propaganda has been astoundingly successful so no handouts and no illegal aliens except for this one that Barack Obama should personally support. got it. yeah that worked so well in 2012, you should definitely keep doing it you getting a mortgage interest credit, taxpayer? then again logic is not a racist's strong suit like so. "helping poor people makes them more poor"? (they mean dependent but they can't even do their own lie properly) wrap it in copper coil and power the eastern seaboard, because drat nuke poo poo amirite Nazis any idea what this is referencing? minimum wage? way too many white men? maps maps maps bathroom NO U are the sexist ones! muslim wives muslim hordes disgusting muslims gently caress israel reminder it is our job as white people to call out racism like this when we see it. Especially in our family members and friends. homosexual acts of congress science of poo poo I made up because I can't even differentiate between a drag queen and a transgendered person if anyone's wondering how Trumpians are justifying the racist poo poo he did this week, the answer is "blacks love trump, you're the real racist" trump literally endorsed by david duke? Nope, Hillary's the real racist. It's interesting how we've come to a cultural place where being called racist is a bad thing, but feel free to do or say the most racist things. now with commentary obama hates white people - a literal war criminal not racist nope nope nope Hotrod Len is making a name for himself you guys PANTS PANIC, always evergreen
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Defenestration posted:
Better question, who the gently caress wears underwear under their swim trunks??? edit: is that one kid wearing socks? What the gently caress?
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Defenestration posted:
This one always annoys me. It's just such a clear case of "No poo poo, really!?" Did you ever notice that the people who don't vote Republican are the same ones who do vote Democrat? What a stunning observation What other pearls of insight do you have for us? Did you ever notice that the people who say they're lactose intolerant are the same ones who don't drink milk? Did you ever notice that the people who say they prefer Ford trucks are the same ones who don't buy Hyundai?
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the_steve posted:This one always annoys me. It's just such a clear case of "No poo poo, really!?" 'Ever notice that the people who call us racists are the same people we think are inferior?'
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I checked out the clickbait so nobody else has to:quote:ALERT: Thousands Of Muslims Caught At Border, All Carrying THIS Disturbing Item They barely even tried to meet the title, meh. And of course Trump tweeted out that article last week. Sad: https://twitter.com/Vnzla4Trump/status/767465829478699008
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Defenestration posted:EPORW Weekend
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darthbob88 posted:I've got to confess I am extremely OK with this, since even if little Johnny doesn't go on to join the NRA, it'd be good if he knew how to handle a gun safely without being pants-wettingly terrified. Or, given the sheer number of gun related accidental deaths of children, just "this is not a toy." On a similar subject, this is a pretty great way to address the issue, too.
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the_steve posted:This one always annoys me. It's just such a clear case of "No poo poo, really!?" The observation is supposed to be that they were wrong about Obama being good just as they are now wrong about Trump. It is still stupid, but it makes sense from their point of view.
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Keeshhound posted:Or, given the sheer number of gun related accidental deaths of children, just "this is not a toy." I mean if I had my choice it would be for restricting firearms, but at this point I acknowledge that isn't something that is possible in America, so I am willing to support gun safety instruction if it means we'll have fewer toddlers/children shooting themselves and other people in the country. Although given that we still have people handing off automatic weapons to children at shows, maybe we can also have a period of universal training so it's not just kids getting lessons?
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# ? Aug 28, 2016 18:50 |
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Keep in mind that the mere idea of having more scrutinizing background checks is the exact same as confiscating all guns forever for all time. Somebody somewhere is seeing this as socialism run amok that will snatch kids from homes and indoctrinate them into Obama's Thug Army.
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# ? Aug 28, 2016 19:14 |
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The only reason King isn't in the bottom picture with "corrupt race baiters" is because he's loving dead so they can try to whitewash him because he can't say otherwise. loving disgusting.
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TapTheForwardAssist posted:And of course Trump tweeted out that article last week. Not sure if...
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the_steve posted:This one always annoys me. It's just such a clear case of "No poo poo, really!?" It's suprasocial conflict It's remedial poo poo because understanding how the eejits do it so badly is the first step to doing it even remotely well. Like, Satanic Panic denominations, New Atheism, etc all have their own NewSpeak and their odd single-perspective worldviews where despite having made enemies of the masses, being in the world but not of it, etc they aren't even capable of understanding that the public can disagree with them. Every disagreement must be the result of enemy action, and enemies are not granted agency either, because the fanatic has no agency and is incapable of plotting their own course. It's all just running on automatic, and anyone who knows how it goes can seize on it to just gently caress it all up.
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Defenestration posted:
Hmmm the people that pretend to stand for freedom, personal responsibility and keeping the government off people's backs is proposing government enforced bans on dressing certain ways? I wonder what's different about this group that could make them completely ignore and contradict their stated principles like that.
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