Milo and POTUS posted:

So you're supposed to root for them?

Pick posted:

Solice Kirsk posted:

Kinda wanna know what book that is.

Pastry of the Year posted:

You can't miss it.

Pick posted:

Inceltown posted:

https://twitter.com/threatresearch/status/1349408763648876544

Sarcopenia posted:

I think Jared Leeto might finally soon be outed for being a pedophile, abusive, piece of poo poo. It's one of those worst kept Hollywood secrets thing. But he literally harassed his coworkers, degraded his fans live on stage multiple times and started a cult so I dont know if anything will ever impact this man's career.

Aesop Poprock posted:

I'm assuming he thinks he's making some edgy free speech statement with it but if I bet if you asked him about it his brain would be too addled and angry to even remember why he has it

InediblePenguin posted:

im assuming he's actually antisemitic and thinks "the holocaust didn't happen but also simultaneously it was a good thing" because, for fucks sake, if you're not aware that those guys exist in numbers all over America right now then you're idiotically naive

Jedit posted:

No, he thinks that the Holocaust happened but it just didn't happen enough. I recall hearing that that shirt has "6 Million Wasn't Enough" printed on the back.

Sarcopenia posted:

I think Jared Leeto might finally soon be outed for being a pedophile, abusive, piece of poo poo. It's one of those worst kept Hollywood secrets thing. But he literally harassed his coworkers, degraded his fans live on stage multiple times and started a cult so I dont know if anything will ever impact this man's career.

MightyJoe36 posted:

Who the gently caress wears a "Camp Auschwitz" t-shirt, even ironically?

I guess I have the same issues with this as I do with the confederate flag. Besides the obvious racist symbolism, you're saying you sided with the losers of a war, who also advocated slavery and genocide. Mentally ill just doesn't describe it well enough.

Leavemywife posted:

Why do so many famous people seem to be completely loving bonkers? I know part of it is that they're rich and can sidestep consequences with that, but for gently caress's sake. How do they think poo poo like this is never going to get out?

PringleCreamEgg posted:

He's the descendant of Armand Hammer, who at one point became a controlling member of the board of directors of the company which produces Arm and Hammer baking soda. Armand Hammer had close ties to the soviet union and was a lifelong republican donor but also was great friends with Al Gore sr. When you are rich is hell you can play every field simultaneously I guess.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Armand_Hammer

Honestly the article is pretty unnerving just for how little sense this dude's life makes, given what I thought I knew about politics. I'm sure there's a deep well of conspiracy theories involving this guy.

wikipedia posted:

In the 1980s Hammer owned a considerable amount of stock in Church & Dwight, the company that manufactures Arm & Hammer products; he also served on its board of directors. However, the Arm & Hammer company's brand name did not originate with Armand Hammer. It was in use 31 years before Hammer was born.[35] He was spurred to buy shares in the company as a result of often being asked about the brand being so close to his name.[36][37]

a mysterious cloak posted:

I mean, they work in an insulated fantasyland, so I'm not surprised they're all a bunch of loving weirdos.

Phy posted:

He was also in that Man From UNCLE reboot movie that two people watched, and is named after baking soda

e: he may not actually have been named after baking soda, like by his parents, but come on, he's obviously named after baking soda and we're all thinking it

Pirate Radar posted:

Absolutely yes. We’re lucky his kink isn’t just hammering people to death.

On this note, you may also recognize Armie Hammer as the rich rear end in a top hat from Sorry to Bother You.

quote:

It’s the sort of Twitter conversation that, in 2017, makes heroes out of otherwise unremarkable Twitter celebrities. But it also helped launch what has since coalesced into a sort of Cult of Hammer — a new, if unexpected, route to Making Armie Hammer Happen. Take the Vulture post, published just days later, entitled “11 Delectable Armie Hammer Stories.” It simply lists examples of how Hammer has narrativized himself in ways that are kooky or weird or simply non-Hollywood: “He insists he doesn’t have a trust fund,” “He was on the receiving end of nonconsensual knife play,” and the most delectable of all, “He once liked a bunch of bondage tweets,” referring to Hammer’s Twitter penchant, written up by Cosmopolitan in March 2017 under the headline “Armie Hammer keeps ‘liking’ BDSM Twitter Posts and Doesn’t Know Everyone Can See It.”

Leavemywife posted:

Why do so many famous people seem to be completely loving bonkers? I know part of it is that they're rich and can sidestep consequences with that, but for gently caress's sake. How do they think poo poo like this is never going to get out?

PERMACAV 50 posted:

Fans of long-form media writing about creepy people may be interested in Ten Long Years of Trying to Make Armie Hammer Happen.

steinrokkan posted:

The longer you are able to get off on terrorizing people without consequences, the more you escalate and the more extreme your "tastes" become as what used to give you a rush becomes mundane.