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Anosmoman posted:It's baffling how many people have decided that traffic laws just don't really matter. You'd think all the people who believe harsher punishments prevents crime would be super pumped up about traffic regulation given that lovely drivers are a fairly probable cause for death. Really lays out how much "law & order" is just code for locking up poor blacks, doesn't it? The laws they break are important, the laws I do are stupid and should be ignored.
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ZDar Fan posted:Holy crap, the current top comment on the Debt Limit Explained video Reminds me of this that was shared by some Occupy nuts: 
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TinTower posted:Reminds me of this that was shared by some Occupy nuts: 
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TinTower posted:Reminds me of this that was shared by some Occupy nuts: How did Snape get into the judiciary?! 
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I hate seeing my self portrait used in such a way.
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KKKLIP ART posted:here is a thing that i saw just now, i dont even know what to say  Somehow, this person has managed to be worse than the anti-semitic "THE ZIONISTS ARE IN CONTROL OF EVERYTHING!" people and the "Black people are literally savages" people put together. I never thought that I'd ever see anyone try and argue that rape is good because it shows how devoted your rapist is towards you! I think this is the first thing that I've seen in either this thread or the PYF Idiots on Facebook thread that's made me actually properly angry at the wanker who wrote it; and that's saying something when you look at the other stuff in these threads! The way its presented is also awful; because someone (probably the OP, I refuse to think that anyone agrees with her) thought that the message was so good that they'd put that artsy filter over it so that they could share it on all the social networks they choose! fe: 6 LIKES
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IceAgeComing posted:The way its presented is also awful; because someone (probably the OP, I refuse to think that anyone agrees with her) thought that the message was so good that they'd put that artsy filter over it so that they could share it on all the social networks they choose!
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Someone posted that as an image with "lmfao" as their caption for it. I just rehosted the image (which does indeed look like a camera phone capture of an lcd monitor)
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I was originally going to do a probably unfunny post about who each of those "Jews" was supposed to be. But then there was that. loving seriously, there are no words.
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KKKLIP ART posted:here is a thing that i saw just now, i dont even know what to say Burn everything.
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Sooooooo, to try to lighten things up a bit; This showed up on my wall. I live in Mississippi, this is posted by a co-worker's fiance who lives here and has lived here his entire life. I have done student teaching in high schools and science demonstrations at about a half dozen total. Every single one features reciting the pledge of allegiance after the morning bell, and has "IN GOD WE TRUST" flag plaques all over the loving place. Then again, I have heard people talk who seriously think it's illegal to recite the pledge in school and they're being rebels by doing it anyway. This state is terrible.
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For being such pro-small government, they sure don't have any problems with citing a pledge of loyalty to the state on a daily basis. 
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I went through highschool in the south and thought I was being a rebel by not reciting it. 
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Blarghalt posted:For being such pro-small government, they sure don't have any problems with citing a pledge of loyalty to the state on a daily basis. Excuse me libtard, this is AMERICA, we pledge loyalty to GOD and FREEDOM! 
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What is this, the Middle Ages?
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Trivia posted:What is this, the Middle Ages? With some people's penchant for wanting to live off the land and die of easily preventable diseases...
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Blarghalt posted:For being such pro-small government, they sure don't have any problems with citing a pledge of loyalty to the state on a daily basis. Not even to the state, to the flag of the state. I never understood why you pledge to the flag and the country and not just the country itself.
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yaoi prophet posted:Not even to the state, to the flag of the state. I never understood why you pledge to the flag and the country and not just the country itself. Real answer here; it was designed by a socialist Baptist minister and co-opted by a guy who wanted to sell more flags. By focusing on the flag it in theory would allow individuals to conceptualize the concept of American government into a visible object hence the quote being "I pledge allegiance to the flag and the republic for which it stands[...]" Additionally it was written in a post-Civil War era when Americans had just finally started to say "The United States of America is a nation" instead of "The United States of America are a nation." It very much is a product of the mindset of visual iconography to represent a contiguous government which endures despite massive changes.
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ProperGanderPusher posted:More poorly thought-out AnCap fun via Facebook: Gotta love the contempt for democracy you can always find among an-caps and most extreme libertarian types.
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ProperGanderPusher posted:More poorly thought-out AnCap fun via Facebook: I always find this fascinating because they espouse hating collective action but capitalism inherently produces collective action in the form of companies. Historically, business have been involved in all three of those things and they don't typically care about voting outside of ownership stakeholders.
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Bonus unrelated quote from poster of said image:quote:The stupid Darwinian feminist plot of Gravity sucks for such a visually amazing film.
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Barudak posted:I always find this fascinating because they espouse hating collective action but capitalism inherently produces collective action in the form of companies. Historically, business have been involved in all three of those things and they don't typically care about voting outside of ownership stakeholders.
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ProperGanderPusher posted:Bonus unrelated quote from poster of said image: Why do these chauvinists always seem to think that chivalry is feminist? Yeah, it was pretty progressive in the 11th century, but poo poo changed over the past thousand years, you know? I think I speak for most feminists when I say we'd take equal rights over flowers and candy any day. Besides, I thought the stereotype was "evil harpy yelled at me for holding the door for her, can't she appreciate a loving favor?!"
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 LEFTIST MEME INCOMINGThis has been making the rounds in my liberal/progressive/prounion facebook groups and I can find no source for it. Closest I can come in Megyn Kelly joking about being drunk to Shep Smith after criticizing Elizabeth Warren for claiming native ancestry.
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EDIT: The image was showing as broken in the above post. Ignore this one! \/\/\/Was this recent? If it hasn't been posted here or in the right wing media thread, I don't know what Fox is saying. Soonmot fucked around with this message at 10:14 on Oct 22, 2013 |
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Soonmot posted:
The way it's phrased, I'm pretty sure that's not supposed to be referencing something she said, it's just a gag off of the "[pepper spray]'s a food product, essentially" quote. Like the O'Reilly memes jumping off of the "tides go in, tides go out; can't explain that" quote.
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myron cope posted:Is that not sarcasm? It's impossible to tell anymore
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ProperGanderPusher posted:Bonus unrelated quote from poster of said image: uhh what's feminist about Gravity? Is it just that a woman has the lead role or that she's doing stuff?
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Anosmoman posted:uhh what's feminist about Gravity? Is it just that a woman has the lead role or that she's doing stuff? Pretty much. George Clooney apparently dies in the end
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Barudak posted:I always find this fascinating because they espouse hating collective action but capitalism inherently produces collective action in the form of companies. Historically, business have been involved in all three of those things and they don't typically care about voting outside of ownership stakeholders. Without government, who's to say that *I* don't own your printing press, your factory, your throne of skulls or your harem of pleasure slaves?
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I thought protecting ownership and contracts was the only thing they wanted government to do (since guess who uses that part).
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Anosmoman posted:uhh what's feminist about Gravity? Is it just that a woman has the lead role or that she's doing stuff? Any movie with a female character that isn't a one dimensional character existing solely for a romantic subplot is feminist propaganda.
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Radish posted:I thought protecting ownership and contracts was the only thing they wanted government to do (since guess who uses that part). An-caps would use private security firms to handle that, and private mediation firms to handle disputes.
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