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making fun of ted talks is not some sort of savage own, it's the lowest hanging fruit possible, but yeah i guess it isn't nazi/alt-right so i'll give him that here's a great example of early sam hyde "humor", this was 2013 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tt19Vp9uBiQ
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the black husserl posted:he is incredibly unfunny and his comedy has always been alt-right garbage He used to be just anarchist/countercultural in an unfocused way, and then alt-right points became countercultural and he said them trollingly so much he eventually just adopted them. 4chan was probably involved somewhere. But I agree that introspection and challenging our biases is good, so I'm gonna go do that. *Gets distracted by how handsome I am and forgets why I was looking in the mirror*
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the black husserl posted:you'd have to be pretty dumb to think making fun of ted talks is some sort of savage own, it's the lowest hanging fruit possible I don't think he actually believed that stuff at the time, he was just saying what he thought would be the most disturbing to that audience.
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Aug 14, 2017 01:17
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Shear Modulus posted:yeah the classic nazis and klansmen had a lot more sense Murdering a white woman was instrumental in destroying the second klan.
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https://twitter.com/BenjaminNorton/status/896887870710927360 beautiful. tear that poo poo the gently caress down
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Jeb! Repetition posted:He used to be just anarchist/countercultural in an unfocused way, and then alt-right points became countercultural and he said them trollingly so much he eventually just adopted them. 4chan was probably involved somewhere.
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BrutalistMcDonalds posted:Even the MDE fans on the subreddit are like "woah, too far dude" and these are people who have stuck with him after he went Nazi Yeah he's completely off the deep end now, but the fact that long-time fans don't like it is proof that he wasn't always like this.
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To take us ain a slightly different direction Jordan peterson had a new video. However very little of it has to do with the murder, except the end Mostly it covers the whole Google idiot and how Peterson doesn't like being characterized as Alt right. So apparently when talking to James whatever he started to get characterized as Altright by somecuck of a journalist at BI and Joradan because he is a narcissist decided that was worthy of a video. Going into detail on the chat logs he had with the cuck over him being called far right. (No condemnation of Nazi Stephen Molyneux) (My thoughts on James whatever getting fired, is this is why you have a union. ). Now at the end he gives the most evasive response he can about Charlottesville, only saying people shouldn't be trying to find ideological groupings. (Funny you seem to support that when you suggest people ciivly take part in religion.) Really I suspect this was done because while I doubt Peterson is a fascist, he does know who pays his Patreon. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HxfFxhERMYY
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Aug 14, 2017 01:27
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Scent of Worf posted:https://twitter.com/BenjaminNorton/status/896887870710927360 were there any anti-slavery confederate officers
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*literally hangs out with nazis* don't call me a nazi
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Badger of Basra posted:were there any anti-slavery confederate officers see the thing about the statues is this: i think it's fine if you have a statute memorializing the confederate soldiers killed in the war because many of them were not there by choice. they were drafted and fought out of duty to their state. many of them did not own slaves and were poor farmers themselves. the officers however were there because they wanted to be, because many of them had a stake in keeping slavery, and because they truly believed in their cause.
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Darkman Fanpage posted:see the thing about the statues is this: i think it's fine if you have a statute memorializing the confederate soldiers killed in the war because many of them were not there by choice. they were drafted and fought out of duty to their state. many of them did not own slaves and were poor farmers themselves. That's a good point.
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You know aprt of me likes to think that this could be a Damascus for that man.
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Badger of Basra posted:were there any anti-slavery confederate officers Robert E. Lee was one, believe it or not.
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CombineThresher posted:Robert E. Lee was one, believe it or not. the joke is that if you are an officer in the confederate army you are pro-slavery
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Aug 14, 2017 02:02
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the black husserl posted:he is incredibly bad at being funny and his comedy has always been alt-right/gamergate garbage An Inconvenient Anime and his Ted Talk were legit funny. His evil piece of poo poo cop character meanwhile has a whole new meaning. Instead of being anti-cop it was just Sam acting out his deepest desires.
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Aug 14, 2017 02:04
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CombineThresher posted:Robert E. Lee was one, believe it or not. No he loving wasn't. Badger of Basra posted:were there any anti-slavery confederate officers There was a funny episode late in the war when the confederates were running out of soldiers and didn't know what to do. Confederate officer and recent Irish immigrant Patrick Cleburne floated a proposal to emancipate the slaves and recruit black soldiers, and the room full of csa officers he was talking to went dead silent and pretended he didn't say anything.
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Aug 14, 2017 02:08
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Aug 14, 2017 02:09
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Crowsbeak posted:You know aprt of me likes to think that this could be a Damascus for that man. There are easier ways to blind a man than waiting for god to do it
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Hope this gets a laugh, https://twitter.com/MattBors/status/896898112316297216 Was that sociopath at the rally?
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Aug 14, 2017 02:18
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Darkman Fanpage posted:see the thing about the statues is this: i think it's fine if you have a statute memorializing the confederate soldiers killed in the war because many of them were not there by choice. they were drafted and fought out of duty to their state. many of them did not own slaves and were poor farmers themselves. Lot of those soldiers volunteered, and they did it because their lives and everything they knew was a slave culture. Didn't matter if they owned slaves or not. Give the draft dodgers a statue instead.
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Aug 14, 2017 02:18
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drat if thats the best they can dig up maybe she was An Angel
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Crowsbeak posted:Was that sociopath at the rally?
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Aug 14, 2017 02:21
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CombineThresher posted:Robert E. Lee was one, believe it or not. Lee's personal opposition to slavery didn't stop him from whipping disobedient slaves while he had them. Personally. Because the punishments he ordered were too inhumane for the overseer.
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Slim Jim Pickens posted:Lot of those soldiers volunteered, and they did it because their lives and everything they knew was a slave culture. Didn't matter if they owned slaves or not. Give the slaves a statue but make sure the company that builds it is owned by the descendant of a slave owner
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Pener Kropoopkin posted:Lee's personal opposition to slavery didn't stop him from whipping disobedient slaves while he had them. Personally. Because the punishments he ordered were too inhumane for the overseer. Also didnt stop him from giving his soldier the thumbs up on kidnapping freemen to get sent back south in chains. gently caress him.
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Agean90 posted:Also didnt stop him from giving his soldier the thumbs up on kidnapping freemen to get sent back south in chains. gently caress him. The amount of myth building invested into making Lee seem like a humanitarian is really something. Slim Jim Pickens posted:Lot of those soldiers volunteered, and they did it because their lives and everything they knew was a slave culture. Didn't matter if they owned slaves or not. Mark Twain was a Confederate deserter, ASAP in the first few months of the war. They should be erecting statues to southern Unionists.
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Pener Kropoopkin posted:Mark Twain was a Confederate deserter, ASAP in the first few months of the war. I like this idea.
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Slim Jim Pickens posted:Lot of those soldiers volunteered, and they did it because their lives and everything they knew was a slave culture. Didn't matter if they owned slaves or not.  that was just my take. i dont actually give a poo poo whether whiny confederates get a statue or not. no participation statues for second place 
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Keep in mind that Andrew Anglin is 5'2" which is almost Danny DeVito-sized. Which is fine except he probably has some insecurities about it since he's a Nazi and all.
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Pener Kropoopkin posted:The amount of myth building invested into making Lee seem like a humanitarian is really something. the (possible) only unionist monument in the south is in texas, where a bunch of unionist germans got lynched: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Treue_der_Union_Monument unfortunately those germans who were voting republican in 1860 have kept on voting republican right up to the present day
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BrutalistMcDonalds posted:Keep in mind that Andrew Anglin is 5'2" which is almost Danny DeVito-sized. Which is fine except he probably has some insecurities about it since he's a Nazi and all. the littlest nazi
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Badger of Basra posted:were there any anti-slavery confederate officers with appropriate "holy poo poo ppl were super racist 200 years ago" and "regardless of personal belief they were still fighting for a bad cause": john mosby urged reconciliation after the war, became buds with grant, and wrote a pretty great letter making fun of the embryonic lost causer's denial that slavery was involved in the war. james longstreet ended up leading black militiamen to put down a white supremacist riot in new orleans.
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i think Lee was very good at being anti-slavery when he got a zillion of his soldiers killed and lost the war
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Shear Modulus posted:i think Lee was very good at being anti-slavery when he got a zillion of his soldiers killed and lost the war Lee's leadership of the Army of Northern Virginia is what kept the Confederacy alive so long, considering how early and often the Confederates were rolled up along the Western front. Having a consistent seat of power in Richmond helped the Confederate government stay as stable as it could reasonably be expected, which meant the Confederacy's clock couldn't really be punched until Sherman marched to Savannah.
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