VanSandman posted:

This is a pro-follow on Twitter, btw.

Duzzy Funlop posted:

I have no idea what I'm supposed to be seeing or hearing in this video, because I can't see or hear anything about San Diego.

idk, maybe I'm blind or deaf, or dense, or whatever, help

SomeJazzyRat posted:

Seriously, it's both text and subtext that the Nazis were and would have been terrible leaders. Stunted creative development, building material built for the explicit purpose of being long lasting (and ends up poisoning their populace), random purgings to the detriment of their society and development, a population that is held within fear that they may be turned against, executed for the smallest perceived slight, etc.

But then again, they all imagine they're Goebbels calling the shots, and not one of their underlings thrown to the frontlines.

Grey Fox posted:

"Go gently caress yourself, San Diego." (also maybe kind of loud?)

https://content.jwplatform.com/previews/j3bHrxFe?exp=1508171280&sig=3c96478684dab8178ba27f0b1250199d

NeurosisHead posted:

There's like 4 posters that I recognize right away by name after a decade, how do you people have encyclopedic repositories of all this dumb loving SA poster drama jesus christ

Gorilla Salad posted:

Yes, standing up and taking no prisoners against racist, misogynistic pieces of poo poo casually dehumanising her and all other people of colour is "her bullshit".

I'm amazed you didn't describe her as hysterical

Solice Kirsk posted:

Even we she's not around TB can loving ruin a thread.

Jippa posted:

http://www.newsweek.com/man-rescued-taliban-didnt-believe-trump-was-president-685861

A Canadian man rescued from a Taliban-linked group in Afghanistan last week said he thought his captors were joking when they told him Donald Trump had been elected president of the United States.

Joshua Boyle and his wife, Caitlin Coleman, were kidnapped and held by the Haqqani network—whose leader is the deputy head of the Afghan Taliban—for five years and one day.

Boyle and Coleman were rarely given any information on the outside world during their time in captivity. They didn't even know Justin Trudeau was prime minister of Canada, for example, until after they were rescued. But when Boyle was forced to participate in a "proof-of-life" video, one of the captors told him Donald Trump had been elected president. At the time, Boyle essentially took this comment as a joke.

Randaconda posted:

Which be cool and good, except she never actually does that, instead just screaming whatever the SJW buzzword of the week is.

sneakyfrog posted:

its me, I am the poo poo poster.

Im sorry for not being sorry.

oh and

/

Randaconda posted:

Mu Zeta posted:

What is tb

Wheat Loaf posted:

Putative schadenfreude: I kind of hope people coming out and confronting Weinstein means Hollywood people will stop defending Polanski next, but to be honest I'm not holding my breath.

Solice Kirsk posted:

Yeah, that will never happen. The people defending him are powerful enough to blacklist anyone speaking against him and it's going to be that way until everyone involved is dead. Same as with any other rich respected person and their crimes.

Wheat Loaf posted:

I wonder how many of the people who are (rightly) calling out Weinstein for his poo poo have been apologists for Polanski.

Mu Zeta posted:

What is tb

Mu Zeta posted:

What is tb

Mu Zeta posted:

The funniest part is how so many are saying it's an open secret and all of Hollywood knows about it while Weinstein's closest associates like Affleck claim they had no idea. I'm convinced everyone knew and that Weinstein is far from being the only one.

tight aspirations posted:

https://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?threadid=2634792

quote:

Let's get this out here right now. I'm a 23 year old law graduate with an IQ of 155. My political beliefs are liberal and leftist, I listen to Metal and I enjoy violent movies, books and videogames, and I've been a Christian since birth.

nerdz posted:

This is hilarious. Wasn't he big on gamergate?

AlmightyBob posted:

A bunch of diapers are getting filled right now


https://twitter.com/wolfenstein/status/919684333207568385

Anti_Snowflake posted:

I'm not getting it. I'm not going to play a loving video game which is designed to appeal to a bunch of violent, misguided, Anti-American thugs, I don't want to play what's essentially the Far-Left equivalent to Ethnic Cleansing. (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ethnic_Cleansing_(video_game))

This is inexcusable, AntiFa is violent, it's attempted to take the lives of innocent people, and I'm not playing a video game which praises them or their beliefs. I was so excited for this game and I looked past the Nazis talking about how the resistance was violating their free-speech and the heroic, southern commie who'll fight the evil ideology of Nazism with the heroic ideals of Communist but I AM NOT PLAYING A GAME WHICH LITERALLY USES THE PUNCH A NAZI MEME UN-IRONICALLY!

Solice Kirsk posted:

Yeah, that will never happen. The people defending him are powerful enough to blacklist anyone speaking against him and it's going to be that way until everyone involved is dead. Same as with any other rich respected person and their crimes.

Mu Zeta posted:

The funniest part is how so many are saying it's an open secret and all of Hollywood knows about it while Weinstein's closest associates like Affleck claim they had no idea. I'm convinced everyone knew and that Weinstein is far from being the only one.

Platystemon posted:

More from Reddit:


I normally don’t bother to copy over the names, but I did for this one because of the irony.

Phanatic posted:

Unrelated: Several years ago in Philly there was a case where a few drunken assholes decided to beat up a gay couple. One of the award-winning human beings was Kathryn Knott, who pled not guilty and had the chutzpah to claim at one point she was trying to protect the victims. Turns out the anti-gay statements on her Twitter feed didn't really help her, and she was sentenced to prison and subsequent probation. Anyway, she did her time and was released, where she found that someone in Norristown, Kathleen O’Donnell, had set up a parody account about her.

Must help to have a police chief as a father. She complained about the parody account to daddy, who talked to the DA, who sent a couple of detectives to see O'Donnell. They visited her at work, traveling out of their jurisdiction to do so, and threatened her with arrest and got her fired.

She's suing them all for millions of dollars. Even better: She's suing them in their individual capacities, not their official capacities, so they're on the hook for the judgement themselves. The DA wanted the court to dismiss, pleading absolute immunity. The cops wanted the court to dismiss, pleading qualified immunity, just-following-orders, and I-don't-know-what-the-law-says. The court just said nope, nope, and nope, it's all going to trial. It's a fun read:

http://www.paed.uscourts.gov/documents/opinions/17D0709P.pdf

china bot posted:

one of those cops is named Martin McDonough

Besesoth posted:

idgi. (all Google tells me is that it's the name of some minor-league MMA dude?)

Slugnoid posted:

turn your volume RIGHT down

also, open in an incognito window if you don't want your youtube recommendations full of alt right toilet people

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CFCjqfAXZRg

Phanatic posted:

Unrelated: Several years ago in Philly there was a case where a few drunken assholes decided to beat up a gay couple. One of the award-winning human beings was Kathryn Knott, who pled not guilty and had the chutzpah to claim at one point she was trying to protect the victims. Turns out the anti-gay statements on her Twitter feed didn't really help her, and she was sentenced to prison and subsequent probation. Anyway, she did her time and was released, where she found that someone in Norristown, Kathleen O’Donnell, had set up a parody account about her.

Must help to have a police chief as a father. She complained about the parody account to daddy, who talked to the DA, who sent a couple of detectives to see O'Donnell. They visited her at work, traveling out of their jurisdiction to do so, and threatened her with arrest and got her fired.

She's suing them all for millions of dollars. Even better: She's suing them in their individual capacities, not their official capacities, so they're on the hook for the judgement themselves. The DA wanted the court to dismiss, pleading absolute immunity. The cops wanted the court to dismiss, pleading qualified immunity, just-following-orders, and I-don't-know-what-the-law-says. The court just said nope, nope, and nope, it's all going to trial. It's a fun read:

http://www.paed.uscourts.gov/documents/opinions/17D0709P.pdf

syscall girl posted:

No one could be that dense. Weinstein and O'Reilly are on a whole different level than Cosby and Polanski.

quote:

In an opinion piece in London's the Independent, Weinstein Co. co-founder Harvey Weinstein, who is circulating the pro-Polanski petition, wrote: "Whatever you think about the so-called crime, Polanski has served his time. A deal was made with the judge, and the deal is not being honored. . . . This is the government of the United States not giving its word and recanting on a deal, and it is the government acting irresponsibly and criminally."

In an interview, Weinstein said that people generally misunderstand what happened to Polanski at sentencing. He's not convinced public opinion is running against the filmmaker and dismisses the categorization of Hollywood as amoral. "Hollywood has the best moral compass, because it has compassion," Weinstein said. "We were the people who did the fundraising telethon for the victims of 9/11. We were there for the victims of Katrina and any world catastrophe."