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BigRed0427 posted:Princess each and Princess Toadstool is the same person! WAKE UP SHEEPLE. Catch them in beeeeeeeed with a blue shell. Let me know when Alex Jones covers how the alien globalist Rosalina is in fact the real puppet master behind Peach's throne.
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PerniciousKnid posted:Yeah but what's he actually talking about though. A lot of gamergate villains broke politically right, while framing themselves as victims of SJW PC terrorism. There's actually a lot of overlap between GG and the radicalization of white shitheads. Semi-relatedly, Bannon was introduced to the untapped reservoirs of white-hot white internet rage when it was loosed upon his gold farmers. I realize how stupid that looks, but I'm not making this up.
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# ? Aug 24, 2017 19:02 |
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Reminder, Milo also jumped on the GG train, and became the "Tech Guy" for some wingnut rags, but completely wiffed at the easiest soft ball tech/game questions.
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# ? Aug 24, 2017 20:09 |
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BiggerBoat posted:This loving Soros guy... Everytime I hear a rightwing nut talk about Soros is mentally replace his name with either Bloefield or SPECTRE and pretend I'm being briefed by M. "
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# ? Aug 24, 2017 20:16 |
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moths posted:I realize how stupid that looks, but I'm not making this up. The Venn diagram of 4chan posters, gators, MRAs, anti-(((globalists))), and white supremacists is a circle, and honestly you can also throw in internet libertarians and the "new atheist" / "rationalist" groups. Golly, I wonder what all of those have in common. I wonder if it's being mostly composed of middle class white males that have no other identity to attach themselves to.
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# ? Aug 24, 2017 20:31 |
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PhazonLink posted:Reminder, Milo also jumped on the GG train, and became the "Tech Guy" for some wingnut rags, but completely wiffed at the easiest soft ball tech/game questions. Before he was the tech guy, Milo used to write a bunch of articles on lovely gamers being shut in nerds too.
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# ? Aug 24, 2017 20:38 |
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Redditors/other terrible gamers Pre-GG: gently caress that f-word for bashing us gamers! post-GG : See even that icky f-word gets it, gently caress SJWs. LOL at the emptiness of white male identity. note : Milo gave himself the nickname Dangerous F-word, my use of the f-word is just a reference to his usage. PhazonLink fucked around with this message at 21:40 on Aug 24, 2017 |
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Is there transcripts or Hannity's radio show available online anywhere? I want to take apart his utterly vile treatment of Colin Kaepernick via guest. Also lol at Hannity saying he supports Kaepernick's method of protesting.
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# ? Aug 24, 2017 22:44 |
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PhazonLink posted:
Turns out growing up on video games in milquetoast suburbia on a steady diet or media consumption isn't a healthy way to become socialized.
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# ? Aug 24, 2017 22:45 |
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PhazonLink posted:Redditors/other terrible gamers Pre-GG: gently caress that f-word for bashing us gamers! What the gently caress are you talking about?
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# ? Aug 24, 2017 23:09 |
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Star Man posted:What the gently caress are you talking about? The ridiculousness of all the things that surround gamergate and the terribleness of redditors.
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# ? Aug 24, 2017 23:12 |
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Azuth0667 posted:The ridiculousness of all the things that surround gamergate and the terribleness of redditors. I understood that. What the gently caress is the f-word supposed to be? Feminism?
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# ? Aug 24, 2017 23:21 |
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Star Man posted:I understood that. In Milo yanananannananannanapolis context it means human being. E: He was calling himself "the dangerous human being" and if I remember correctly that was also the name of his speaking tour.
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# ? Aug 24, 2017 23:25 |
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Star Man posted:I understood that. A bundle of sticks tied together.
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PJOmega posted:Is there transcripts or Hannity's radio show available online anywhere? I want to take apart his utterly vile treatment of Colin Kaepernick via guest. Media Matters usually does the proper takedowns at least. I would think that Hannity's website would have his transcripts and full shows on it but gently caress if I'm gonna find out because I hate that motherfucker with a passion and am not giving him traffic. There was a guy who posted on here for a while that would snag Rush transcripts but he must have had too much. Subjecting myself occasionally to Hannity's poo poo eating radio show is plenty.
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# ? Aug 24, 2017 23:40 |
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So that Chris Cantwell guy (the Nazi in that Vice special on Charlottesville) turned himself in today, apparently.
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# ? Aug 24, 2017 23:56 |
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Mr Interweb posted:So that Chris Cantwell guy (the Nazi in that Vice special on Charlottesville) turned himself in today, apparently. the wrong chris c. committed suicide this year
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# ? Aug 25, 2017 00:06 |
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Pander posted:the wrong chris c. committed suicide this year Who says he's going to be the only one to do so?
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Jurgan posted:A bundle of sticks tied together. or fascia, if you will
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# ? Aug 25, 2017 00:37 |
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In case anyone didn't still think we now live in the Bizarro Timeline, here's this: https://twitter.com/brianstelter/status/900872289490751488
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FlamingLiberal posted:In case anyone didn't still think we now live in the Bizarro Timeline, here's this: The right using leftist people and tactics is a tried and true strategem:
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# ? Aug 25, 2017 03:59 |
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What book are those excerpts from? The style feels really familiar.
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# ? Aug 25, 2017 04:57 |
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Pity the Billionaire: The Hard-Times Swindle and the Unlikely Comeback of the Right, by Thomas Frank. - Forgot the subtitle. Mister Facetious fucked around with this message at 05:16 on Aug 25, 2017 |
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DLC Inc posted:Ian Miles Cheong is such an unbelievable pussy He's publicly said it's not safe for white people to go to Sweden, which he claims is overrun with vicious feral immigrants.
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Pope Guilty posted:He's publicly said it's not safe for white people to go to Sweden, which he claims is overrun with vicious feral immigrants. well it isn't safe to go to sweden but mostly because you might run into the golden one and he'll flex at you and you'll instantly become a fascist
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Mister Facetious posted:The right using leftist people and tactics is a tried and true strategem:
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# ? Aug 25, 2017 15:01 |
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BiggerBoat posted:link? Yeah, I highly recommend his channel. I found it years back around the same time a lot of internet atheists like Thunderfoot were becoming popular with videos looking to debunk anti-science claims. He never was associated with the movement, and has remained largely apolitical unlike a good number of people who have seem to lost their minds bitching about SJWs.
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Uroboros posted:Yeah, I highly recommend his channel. I found it years back around the same time a lot of internet atheists like Thunderfoot were becoming popular with videos looking to debunk anti-science claims. He never was associated with the movement, and has remained largely apolitical unlike a good number of people who have seem to lost their minds bitching about SJWs. Bitching about SJWs brings in the dollars. Thunderfoot gets more views complaining about Anita Sarkeesian than he does trying to debunk a climate denier or whatever he used to do. He used to do science poo poo at one point?
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All I keep hearing from RWM listeners and their apologists seems to be whining about how it's not OK anymore to offend people. It certainly is. It's not a crime. I do it all the time but it's usually from a place of humor where I told an inappropriate joke, was a tad off color or insensitive in the wrong social situation or otherwise misread the room and hosed up my timing. Didn't project my sarcasm strong enough. Not "why can't I say mean things that INTENTIONALLY hurt people's feelings and avoid the consequences of it?" and complaining about the sensitivity of the people I offended over whatever stupid poo poo I said or wrote. This stemmed from some FB friends bitching about ESPN removing a sportscaster named Robert Lee from broadcasts - and I agree that's a bit much and a misguided over reaction - but drat, people. It's a raindrop in a thunderstorm in its totality or its significance. Motherfuckers are wearing swastikas and carrying guns, chanting death to Jews in broad daylight in a public park. It's not about names or stupid statues. Offending people intentionally - just for the sake of it - is pointless, agitating and generally dumb and unfunny. I don't offend easily but swastika armbands and calls for genocide oddly somehow seem to do the trick. Lastly, these same idiots who are crying about "not being able to offend anyone anymore" conveniently forget that THEY are the ones claiming to be offended by the removal of the loving Confederate memorials, whining about being oppressed and organizing Nazi rallies.
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BiggerBoat posted:Lastly, these same idiots who are crying about "not being able to offend anyone anymore" conveniently forget that THEY are the ones claiming to be offended by the removal of the loving Confederate memorials, whining about being oppressed and organizing Nazi rallies. oh no, they're not offended. they just are resisting an immoral push to delete history, it has nothing to do with being offended. other people get offended. these idiots just sigh and draw their katanas, because emotions are for the weak
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Leofish posted:Bitching about SJWs brings in the dollars. Thunderfoot gets more views complaining about Anita Sarkeesian than he does trying to debunk a climate denier or whatever he used to do. He used to do science poo poo at one point? Yeah, he still does videos for that, and those that he does do are pretty good if you aren't immediately turned off by his voice. I am probably setting myself up for some backlash, but he had a couple recently that addressed misinformation over Fukashima. The point is if you want someone who produces good quality videos that takes science-denial advocates to task without being dirtied in the same way that Dawkins, NDT, Harris, and a small army of youtube Atheists have been. Potholer seems like a choice that won't fail you, I'd also recommend AronRa's youtube channel who focuses more on the evidence for Evolution vs. Creationists, with a great focus on how religious zealots try to influence the education system in Texas.
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boner confessor posted:oh no, they're not offended. they just are resisting an immoral push to delete history, it has nothing to do with being offended. other people get offended. Well, they certainly loving SEEM offended. While complaining how stupid everyone else is for being offended about their swastikas and their defense of actual, real physical memorials celebrating "heroes" defending slavery. I get you were being sarcastic. I'm kind of bummed that this argument is getting boiled down to the loving statues though and the ideas of vandalism, "history" and defending public property. Because it's not really about that, to me anyway, and the misdirection and false equivalencies are beginning to bug me.
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BiggerBoat posted:Well, they certainly loving SEEM offended. While complaining how stupid everyone else is for being offended about their swastikas and their defense of actual, real physical memorials celebrating "heroes" defending slavery. Man I started to type a big long winded response about growing up in small-town/rural Midwest, and there is just so much to unpack that I don't really know where to begin. I can say that even as someone who grew up in a very secular/progressive environment, at least for the area, that racial stereotypes and jokes were still extremely common place. At the same time the idea that being a "racist" is absolutely something you don't want to be is commonly held. It results in this weird cognitive dissonance that is really hard to describe, but it strikes me as two warring cultural messages. The overt message is that in America we are all the same people and our diversity is our strength, our traditional enemies in the past (Nazi, Confederates, etc) held opposing viewpoints, then there is the underlying messages of racial identity and "us vs. them". I am sure someone else can describe it much better than myself, but whatever you want to call it, the incompatibility of these two different viewpoints results in people defending stupid poo poo like statues commemorating traitors from states they weren't even born in(I am from Illinois). Sorry, this is kind of a crappy explanation, but I am just trying to point out that I think many of these people are sincere in their outrage, and at the very least aren't consciously making up excuses to defend racists and fascists.
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Uroboros posted:Man I started to type a big long winded response about growing up in small-town/rural Midwest, and there is just so much to unpack that I don't really know where to begin. I can say that even as someone who grew up in a very secular/progressive environment, at least for the area, that racial stereotypes and jokes were still extremely common place. At the same time the idea that being a "racist" is absolutely something you don't want to be is commonly held. the people defending confederate statues bit is just because all these other ideas have been inserted into confederate remembrance, namely "heritage" and resistance of a distant, tyrannical government. the same militia types who love to pretend they're the last real patriots left who will one day fight the government red dawn style are the same types who love the idea of the confederacy based on lost cause "states rights" and other "the north started it" garbage. they get off on the idea of being independent freedom fighters. also because they themselves are low key racists who don't like how things they like are being called out. basically every white person in america is racist, you're either in denial about it or aware of your own internal racism and how it perpetuates white supremacist power structures. this is why blue lives matter types are so tired of being called racist and how everything is racist - what they're tired of is being asked to critically look at themselves the analogy i'd use here is alcoholism. let's imagine alcohol abuse = racism. your small 2% minority of chronic drinkers who can't hold a job and are already dying young of alcohol related complications are the severe, out and proud racists. then there are functional alcoholics, some are aware of their substance abuse. others are in denial and think that it's normal and ok to drink a bottle of wine a night or kill a rack of beer over a weekend, and they're tired of people telling them they need to stop. at this point the analogy breaks down because a large number of americans don't drink at all and there are no americans untouched by racist thought and attitudes
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Uroboros posted:I can say that even as someone who grew up in a very secular/progressive environment, at least for the area, that racial stereotypes and jokes were still extremely common place. At the same time the idea that being a "racist" is absolutely something you don't want to be is commonly held. Sounds a lot like "Im not racist BUT" combined with "those people" knowing their place and that's about as progressive as you region has gotten.
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# ? Aug 26, 2017 01:44 |
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Is there a term for a logical fallacy where you can't believe something unless you specifically declare it?
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# ? Aug 26, 2017 02:58 |
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Mr Interweb posted:Is there a term for a logical fallacy where you can't believe something unless you specifically declare it? Argumentum ad Crackerum
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Mr Interweb posted:Is there a term for a logical fallacy where you can't believe something unless you specifically declare it? God drat it. Now you got my dumb tired rear end thinking and trying to come up with a loving joke, you rear end in a top hat. "Excellence In Broadcasting"? All I got.
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Say it, don't race-it.
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#Optics #Messaging #FailingNot2SoundFascist http://abcnews.go.com/Politics/wireStory/nras-video-message-elites-coming-49433721 quote:The election of President Donald Trump and Republican control of Congress meant the National Rifle Association could probably rest easy that gun laws wouldn't change for at least four years. But the NRA has begun a campaign not against pending legislation but what it sees as liberal forces bent on undoing the progress it's made — and the political powerhouse is resorting to language that some believe could incite violence. At least there's some public push-back from a handful of vets? We know the NRA won't speak out in defense of a black man, but will they begin to disparage veterans? quote:Some gun owners have cheered the videos and said they give voice to conservatives weary of media attacks on Trump; others say the videos stray from the NRA's original mission and that the NRA is inviting violence.
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