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Hieronymous Alloy posted:what is cbst r/CBTS_stream, "calm before the storm", a subreddit that was banned for doxing and threats.
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Hieronymous Alloy posted:what is cbst Cock, Ball, and Scrotum Torture mostly I just wanted to type that
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Jun 5, 2018 01:49
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TapTheForwardAssist posted:Oh poo poo, Qult Freepers are leaving Free Republic to come to r/GA because the rest of the Freepers are making fun of them in their 1000+ post Q threads: Yeah there were a dozen or so freepers in one GA thread a while ago. It was quite something. I have half a mind to go touch the poop and ask them to shittalk freep more.
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Jun 5, 2018 02:08
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So has the Q collective hive mind just purged the whole “this former mod of a group had Q’s login information and he’s know for exploiting crazy right wingers for personal gain” thing?
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Jun 5, 2018 02:23
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TapTheForwardAssist posted:A "veterans' patrol" group in Tucson found the remains of a homeless/immigrant camp, and convinced themselves that it was an epicenter for child sex traffickers. The Tucson PD came to check it out and said it was a totally normal homeless camp, and btw it's on private property so you guys need to cut out the "investigation." lol we work with Cemex occasionally glad I'm doing my part for the cannibal pedophile cult
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Jun 5, 2018 02:30
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Dr. VooDoo posted:So has the Q collective hive mind just purged the whole “this former mod of a group had Q’s login information and he’s know for exploiting crazy right wingers for personal gain” thing? Oddly enough, I've never seen it come up! GA has a major hate-boner for the Pope (which makes total sense given that middle-aged Evangelicals are a huge chunk of the Qult) and what with finding a "child trafficking site" near an abandoned Cemex plant, the new hotness is checking the Pope's tweets for every time he said "concrete" since that's clearly code for for "I am working to traffick children for a global Satanist pedo cabal using a cement company as a front." As to *why* the Pope would feel compelled to use his Twitter to repeatedly announce this connection? I assume it goes back to the age-old belief that the Illuminati and suchlike are somehow compelled to constantly drop huge hints in public. So according to conspiracy fans, rather than actually keep their dark secrets a secret, the elite get massive jollies dropping hints so obvious that a housewife in suburban Sheboygan can figure them out. EDIT: Sheboygan is my default funny-sounding city name. TapTheForwardAssist fucked around with this message at 02:44 on Jun 5, 2018 |
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I was wondering how big was Cemex. They’re the #2 producer of cement for buildings worldwide and responsible for like 30-40% of all cement in the USA. For reference, their revenue is like 25% less than McDonalds, and Cemex owns a similar amount of property / freestanding assets at $30 billion. So they’re really fricken big lol Also being shocked that Soros is invested in it is about as shocking as finding out Soros invested in Nike or Pepsi.
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Jun 5, 2018 04:05
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Dr. VooDoo posted:So has the Q collective hive mind just purged the whole “this former mod of a group had Q’s login information and he’s know for exploiting crazy right wingers for personal gain” thing? Q posted their password, seemingly by accident, then the guy used it to post. To them it's just "God moves in mysterious ways" stuff.
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TapTheForwardAssist posted:They're really excited to solve the 2007 Maddie McCann kidnapping; I'm just waiting for them to tie this into the JonBenet Ramsey murder. 
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TapTheForwardAssist posted:Ré the whole "Trump said 'tip top' as requested", there's a good debunked thread pointing out that Trump has used both "tip top" and "tippy top" many times in 2016 and 2017: Obfuscating cause and effect to mess with people, even their own members, is something /pol/ types have always done. They did it when the piss tape story first broke. They tried to spin the timeline so that they came up with the piss tape as a way of messing with the media. Never forget these people are broken and have no empathy. They spread disinformation like a compulsion. Even to each other.
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Jun 5, 2018 10:19
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Regarde Aduck posted:Never forget these people are broken and have no empathy. They spread disinformation like a compulsion. Even to each other. I dunno man, I think at some point you guys are going to have to expand upon that whole "yelling fire in a crowded theatre" aspect of your 1a to include a whole lot of other definitions, and start visibly enforcing it, else this stuff stands a good chance of getting so widespread and ingrained it might actually be able to tear society down.
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Cactus posted:I dunno man, I think at some point you guys are going to have to expand upon that whole "yelling fire in a crowded theatre" aspect of your 1a to include a whole lot of other definitions, and start visibly enforcing it, else this stuff stands a good chance of getting so widespread and ingrained it might actually be able to tear society down. IS there any way to outlaw "purposefully whipping up fear in angry white people" in a way that doesn't destroy the 1st amendment? Just stopping people being able to make bullshit that stokes white peoples fear response over bullshit would probably cut the knees off of pretty much the entire right wing spectrum.
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Cactus posted:I dunno man, I think at some point you guys are going to have to expand upon that whole "yelling fire in a crowded theatre" aspect of your 1a to include a whole lot of other definitions, and start visibly enforcing it, else this stuff stands a good chance of getting so widespread and ingrained it might actually be able to tear society down. Like any 1a (or in general Constitutional) restriction, the rule of thumb is: imagine your absolute worst enemy enforcing that rule. If we had that anytime prior to the 1990s, it would've been easy Russia-style to ban any speech claiming being gay was normal. In the 1960s it would've been easy to ban any attempts to assert black rights as promulgated by "outside agitators." Yes, there was state and some federal oppression of civil rights workers, but nobody went to prison for printing or reading Letter from Birmingham Jail. Can you imagine a modern ban on "fake news", but the current administration gets to decide what is and is not fake news? I know various European countries have much stronger restrictions on free speech and some folks like to bandy that about as a big progressive win since you can shut down regressive speech. But when you jail people for saying the Diary of Anne Frank is a fake (which to an American is a bizarrely specific thing to ban and would set conspiracy theorists wild) then you end up with stuff like Poland banning any mention of "Polish death camps" and Turkey arresting people for calling killing the Armenians "genocide."
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The suggestion is that not enforcing any laws at all on the subject because they might not all be good, turns out worse than enforcing some laws.
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Jun 5, 2018 17:24
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I know but it's difficult to see how the current state of affairs can continue (and get worse, as it is likely to do) without something big breaking permanently. People with platforms being able to say any lie without any consequence has led to all this. It seems like there's no solution.
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Also that's actually happened in the us anyway - the original use of "shouting fire in a crowded theatre" was referring to lefties saying "actually this war is some bullshit"
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OwlFancier posted:The suggestion is that not enforcing any laws at all on the subject because they might not all be good, turns out worse than enforcing some laws. The thing about constitutional amendments is they’re a lot deeper than just laws. They’re explicit protection from government interference in your rights as a human being in America, and they require a huge process to change precisely because of that. Changing amendments or interpreting them in ways that are more restrictive on rights has a very good chance of being used by future administrations to further oppression of Americans.
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chitoryu12 posted:The thing about constitutional amendments is they’re a lot deeper than just laws. They’re explicit protection from government interference in your rights as a human being in America, and they require a huge process to change precisely because of that. Yes, and most other countries in the world do without an explicit protection from the government interfering in your right to say whatever you want because it is recognized that being able to say whatever you want is actually quite harmful. Because if you make a rule saying that the government can't control something, all you are really doing is signing control of that over to whoever has the most money. You aren't liberating people, you're putting them under a different kind of control.
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Jun 5, 2018 18:00
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OwlFancier posted:Yes, and most other countries in the world do without an explicit protection from the government interfering in your right to say whatever you want because it is recognized that being able to say whatever you want is actually quite harmful. The record of the US government isn’t exactly encouraging.
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Nor is it going to be as long as people keep thinking that government itself is evil and will only do bad things. It is a chicken/egg problem but there's got to be a change, you can't run a country where people refuse to let the government do anything other than build planes to bomb third world countries.
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Jun 5, 2018 18:06
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The only way to battle Conspiracy Theories is to make sure people have a basic ability to think critically. But the destruction of modern education has ended that because Conservatives know if people could think critically, people would see through all their bullshit.
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twistedmentat posted:The only way to battle Conspiracy Theories is to make sure people have a basic ability to think critically. But the destruction of modern education has ended that because Conservatives know if people could think critically, people would see through all their bullshit. Fwiw, they say the *exact* same thing about liberals.
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TapTheForwardAssist posted:Fwiw, they say the *exact* same thing about liberals. That's because the right is constantly projecting.
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TapTheForwardAssist posted:Fwiw, they say the *exact* same thing about liberals. I don't know. I usually hear a lot from right wingers about education brainwashing people to be liberal. So it's always seemed like the reverse to me. Quick Edit: Younger "libertarian" right wingers do tread a little differently on the topic now that I think of it.
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Jun 5, 2018 19:35
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All those darn liberals, brainwashing people into believing minorities deserve human rights.
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chitoryu12 posted:All those darn liberals, brainwashing people into believing minorities deserve human rights. Yea I always find it funny that's what Cons are basically saying all the time. This PC Culture has run amok making people think women aren't property and PoC are humans! I'm actually kind of surprised to find out that Qtips tend to be older evangelicals, but I shouldn't be. It's right up their alley, no different than screaming about toys leading children into the occult by using poo poo they claimed is occult but they just made off the top of their head.
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Jun 5, 2018 21:54
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Kate Spade, the fashion designer who was recently found hanging in her apartment, had extremely tenuous ties to the Clinton family, so the Qult is already trying to Vince Foster her. Lots of thinking emoji tweets.
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Regarde Aduck posted:Obfuscating cause and effect to mess with people, even their own members, is something /pol/ types have always done. They did it when the piss tape story first broke. They tried to spin the timeline so that they came up with the piss tape as a way of messing with the media. what kind of a monster would pretend the piss tape isn't real?
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Coolness Averted posted:what kind of a monster would pretend the piss tape isn't real? The monster on the piss tape.
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The Qult is excited that the British press is reporting on the Tucson "rape camp" it's the Daily Mail and The Sun, so slightly more reputable than the National Enquirer.
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quote:There is a reason why the Game must be played.
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Jim Carrey is slightly older than he used to be, and Johnny Depp is in a film where he's playing a cancer patient. Occam's Razor: they're running out of child adrenal glands because ARE PRESIDENT has put the smack down on child traffickers. And/or they have kuru from eating babies' brains or something. They've really gotten into claiming that every Dem/celebrity has kuru for some reason; someone must have read a Wikipedia article or something. 
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Evidently not the whole thing given that the article suggests that you need an initial neurological disorder to produce kuru and a major reason why it was so prevalent was the small population size. So unless the satanic cannibals are exclusively kidnapping children who all have mad cow disease for some reason they shouldn't be getting kuru from them.
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A momentary voice of reason:quote:I read some of the comments below that are down voted. Many of those commenters are doing the right thing by bringing up their skepticism. We should be careful about inventing evidence. We shouldn't assume a swing is a rape swing or straps on trees are not also possibly tie points for a hammock. Immediately rebutted. quote:These vets aren't like us. They've seen a lot of camps. They know the difference. This troop-worship stuff is ridiculous, and the Qult is all-in on it. First off, I've done two Iraq tours and two Afghanistan tour, and three of those involved traveling lots of places and going off-base a lot. I would not *remotely* consider myself qualified to judge rape camp vs. hobo camp over the average intelligent person. And setting that aside, even taking the Vet Patrol leader at his word that he's a Navy SEAL, and maybe he claims to have some operational experience, but in any given "veteran group" statistically many/most of the group are going to be people that did four years on an Air Force base in Montana fixing engines, but really enjoy wearing "operator" ballcaps and growing out beards while hoping nobody asks them when they were in Afghanistan or Iraq. It's perfectly fine to do your military service in something non-sexy and then move on, but it's ridiculous to then go around taking advantage of people's inflated impressions of the military and let them assume every single goddam vet ever was a Special Forces Sniper or some poo poo. TapTheForwardAssist fucked around with this message at 05:01 on Jun 6, 2018 |
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TapTheForwardAssist posted:A momentary voice of reason: isn't that group not even led by a vet at all but literally just uses the name to get this kind of bootlick cred?
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TapTheForwardAssist posted:GA has a major hate-boner for the Pope (which makes total sense given that middle-aged Evangelicals are a huge chunk of the Qult)
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sexpig by night posted:isn't that group not even led by a vet at all but literally just uses the name to get this kind of bootlick cred? FAKEEDIT: while there appear to be some real military guys in the group, the actual founder of Veteran Patrol is Michael Lewis Arthur Meyer, who was never in the military, has a history of drug addiction, and was tangentially involved in the Malheur occupation: https://www.rawstory.com/2018/06/arizona-conspiracy-theorist-holds-hostage-force-police-investigate-bizarre-child-abuse-claims/ Craig Sawyer of Veterans For Child Rescue appears to be legit: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Craig_Sawyer He's done a lot of really weird projects since getting out of the military, like forming a team to go fight rhino poachers in Africa. He was in the 1991 Gulf War as a SEAL, and maybe did whatever weird little semi-unknown missions SEALS do in the 1990s, but I'm not seeing any indication that he was still in the military post-9/11 when there was all kinds of serious combat stuff going on constantly for Special Forces. So I'm sure the guy has a ton of cool training and has been through some really rigorous selection, and has parlayed that into getting funding for weird projects and being a pundit, as well as a Hollywood technical advisor. So good on him for parlaying his street cred into fun personal projects. The other guy with the Tucson Veteran Patrol is Jerry Peyton, but google isn't showing anything about him other than the current Tuscon news, and he's mentioned as a "former SEAL and current firefighter." I could go out on a limb and guess maybe he's a legit SEAL since if he works with Sawyer presumably he passes the sniff-test, assuming Sawyer wouldn't want to work with a fraud. All that said, if Sawyer and Petyon are legit "operators" it's a little sketchy that they're willing to work with a wannabe like Meyer... EDIT: any looking at earlier media reports, Meyer admits he was never in the military, but some of his family was, and he's just really enthused about tackling veteran suicide and homelessness. EDIT: here's 4chan's summary of Meyer: quote:Real name: Michael Lewis Arthur Meyer TapTheForwardAssist fucked around with this message at 05:24 on Jun 6, 2018 |
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quote:justice can be served under the law of Noah (maritime law.....?). I think my brain just imploded. e: I also can't even begin to imagine what Jim Carrey shaving his beard is supposed to prove. Polygynous fucked around with this message at 12:17 on Jun 6, 2018 |
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Polygynous posted:I think my brain just imploded. Admiralty law! These people are going to start practicing sovcit law with themselves as the prosecution soon.
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