Sedisp posted:

holy lol.

Like does homie really think that there were zero percent privately owned guns at any point in american history?

What would negative owned guns be?

Mr Havafap posted:

Serious question: why is the LV shooting labelled as "the worst in American history"?
Because I'd be surprised if say Native Americans weren't killed in those numbers at some point. Is the the lone gunman aspect? Or that there were whites among the victims?

Kiryen posted:

The chart is % change, not % of people who own guns, you illiterate shitlord.

Maybe learn some calculus while you're at it.

Dang It Bhabhi! posted:

In "modern" history is how they are saying it on the news tv.

Mr Ice Cream Glove posted:

Feel that

https://twitter.com/yashar/status/916060741500891137

It is your balls

Pussy Quipped posted:

When does modern history start

Mr Havafap posted:

Serious question: why is the LV shooting labelled as "the worst in American history"?
Because I'd be surprised if say Native Americans weren't killed in those numbers at some point. Is the the lone gunman aspect? Or that there were whites among the victims?

Pussy Quipped posted:

When does modern history start

ruddiger posted:

Inexplicable Humblebrag posted:

https://twitter.com/TrannyMAGA/status/915643816107036672

lmao

Pussy Quipped posted:

When does modern history start

ruddiger posted:

quote:

“Finally doing my big feature on the alt right,” Yiannopoulos wrote in a March 9, 2016, email to Andrew “Weev” Auernheimer, a hacker who is the system administrator of the neo-Nazi hub the Daily Stormer, and who would later ask his followers to disrupt the funeral of Charlottesville victim Heather Heyer. “Fancy braindumping some thoughts for me.”

“It’s time for me to do my big definitive guide to the alt right,” Yiannopoulos wrote four hours later to Curtis Yarvin, a software engineer who under the nom de plume Mencius Moldbug helped create the “neoreactionary” movement, which holds that Enlightenment democracy has failed and that a return to feudalism and authoritarian rule is in order. “Which is my whorish way of asking if you have anything you’d like to make sure I include.”

“Alt r feature, figured you’d have some thoughts,” Yiannopoulos wrote the same day to Devin Saucier, who helps edit the online white nationalist magazine American Renaissance under the pseudonym Henry Wolff, and who wrote a story in June 2017 called “Why I Am (Among Other Things) a White Nationalist.”

...

Over the next three days, Yiannopoulos passed the article back to Yarvin and the white nationalist Saucier, the latter of whom gave line-by-line annotations. He also sent it to Vox Day, a writer who was expelled from the board of the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America for calling a black writer an “ignorant savage,” and to Alex Marlow, the editor of Breitbart.

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Saucier also seems to have had enough clout with Yiannopoulos to get him to kill a story. On May 9, the Breitbart tech editor sent Saucier a full draft of the class-based affirmative action story. “This really isn’t good,” Saucier wrote back, along with a complex explanation of how “true class-based affirmative action” would cause “black enrollment at all decent colleges” to be “decimated.” The next day, Yiannopoulos wrote back, “I feel suitably admonished,” with another draft. In response, after speculating that Yiannopoulos was trying to “soft pedal” racial differences in intelligence, Saucier wrote, “I would honestly spike this piece.” The story never ran.

At other times, though, Yiannopoulos’s writing delighted the young white nationalist. On June 20, Yiannopoulos sent Saucier a link to his story “Milo On Why Britain Should Leave The EU — To Stop Muslim Immigration.” “Nice work,” Saucier responded. “I especially like the references to European identity and the Western greats.” On June 25, Yiannopoulos sent Saucier a copy of an analysis, “Brexit: Why The Globalists Lost.”

“Subtle truth bomb,” Saucier responded via email to the sentence “Britain, like Israel and other high-IQ, high-skilled economies, will thrive on its own.” (IQ differences among races are a fixation of American Renaissance.)

“I’m easing everyone in gently,” Yiannopoulos responded.

“Probably beats my ‘bite the pillow, I’m going in dry’ strategy,” Saucier wrote back.