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Didn't the dude who (rightfully) punch him belong to the autoworkers or steel union? That's some amazing cosmic poo poo right there if it's true. *waxes poetic about THE IRON (while trying to not rip off legendary conservative Henry Rollins)* *was punched by an actual metal worker*
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Crowsbeak posted:
It's an example of 4chan's celebrated 'hilariously ironic' but actually not ironic at all racism
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Mar 30, 2015 06:10
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Shbobdb posted:Isn't the Iron Pill a crazy White Nationalist comic book character? It's weird that this isn't satire because it works perfectly (well, okay, minus the obviously sincere racism) as a parody of what conservatives think the left is like. Also "I'm just trying to help you guys so this place doesn't smell like roasted sour cream anymore" is legitimately funny.
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Shbobdb posted:Isn't the Iron Pill a crazy White Nationalist comic book character? one of those Decadent Porno shots appears to suggest a blonde white woman pegging a black dude from behind i didnt know pornos could do that but it seems like a cool and transgressive gender/race-role-reversal
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Mar 30, 2015 09:24
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Poor Shapiro
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Mr Ice Cream Glove posted:Poor Shapiro
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Mar 30, 2015 13:04
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Mr Ice Cream Glove posted:Poor Shapiro Muslims will gladly serve him halaal food, and I'm pretty sure the gays would probably be okay with: quote:Do not have sexual relations with a man as one does with a woman; that is detestable. since I'm sure gay people are on board with not imitating hetero sex in the bedroom from the, uh, scholarly articles I have seen concerning this matter.
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Mar 30, 2015 13:04
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Mr Ice Cream Glove posted:Poor Shapiro But isn't halal and kosher food almost the same?
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Mr Ice Cream Glove posted:Poor Shapiro "Oh, 18:22! My bad, we printed 18:20 instead. So, need any help stoning those adulterers later? We're a gay married couple that believes in the sanctity of marriage and would fully support your efforts to destroy anyone sleeping with married women" Leviticus 18:20 posted:"'Do not have sexual relations with your neighbor's wife and defile yourself with her." Wow, like 10-15 verses prior to 18:22 are all about forbidding people from sleeping with close relations, wife's sister, brother's wife, father's wife, actual sister, son's daughter, etc. Guess we know what was a much bigger problem in biblical times. "Listen up, you can't have sex with the following 20 categories of close relations. Also, don't bang the same gender or animals. Hope that covers everything" pentyne fucked around with this message at 13:17 on Mar 30, 2015 |
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Mar 30, 2015 13:14
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A Muslim deli that did not stock kosher food would not be required to sell it. If they did stock it, and had a "No Christians" sign though, that would be illegal! So...just stop selling wedding cakes if you don't want to sell wedding cakes?
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Shbobdb posted:Isn't the Iron Pill a crazy White Nationalist comic book character? I have no idea what /pol/ "thinks" anymore. from trying to read it, apparently its a /pol/ version /fit/. who knows.
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Mr Ice Cream Glove posted:Steven Crowder....was....fat S-Crow taking handouts, should have bootstrapped his way into a gym membership and knowing how to use the machines from nothing.
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Right Wing "news" site Life Site News is on verge of closing it seemsquote:I don’t like having to do this, but we have always found it best to be totally upfront with our readers: our Spring fundraising campaign is now worrying us!
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Uh, if they're really experiencing a colossal growth in readership but need to rely on charity to keep the lights on... You hosed up.
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Mar 30, 2015 15:07
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I'll never get enough of conservative rags begging for money while at the same time demonizing welfare queens.
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Mar 30, 2015 15:17
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5+ million readers is probably a huge stretch of their actual readership.
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Mar 30, 2015 15:19
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Ralepozozaxe posted:A lot of people Tender Bender posted:Uh, if they're really experiencing a colossal growth in readership but need to rely on charity to keep the lights on... You hosed up.
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Mar 30, 2015 15:24
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Crowsbeak posted:But isn't halal and kosher food almost the same? Almost? No, exactly the same. Since the prayers over it are for the same god it's even effectively the same for that.
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Mar 30, 2015 15:33
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Crowsbeak posted:But isn't halal and kosher food almost the same? If you're not too anal about it getting blessed by the correct type of priest then Muslims can generally eat any Kosher food. The reverse isn't true however.
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So if kosher food is halal but halal isn't necessarily kosher, and Sikhs can't eat halal food, can Sikhs eat kosher food?
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Nintendo Kid posted:Almost? No, exactly the same. Since the prayers over it are for the same god it's even effectively the same for that. Not exactly the same, mixing meat and milk for instance is halal but not kosher. Some animals, camels for instance, are halal but not kosher and some, but not all, maddhabs permit the eating of shellfish. The method of slaughter is more or less the same though and as long as you know what the few differences are it's a lot easier to keep kosher in a Muslim kitchen, or halal in a Jewish kitchen, than it is in a Christian or non-Abrahamic one.
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Mister Adequate posted:Yeah I thought they loving hated Michelle for trying to get kids to eat healthier. Speaking of which, she appeared on Jeopardy last week giving answers for a healthy eating subject, I take it nobody has bitched about that yet?
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Ralepozozaxe posted:5+ million readers is probably a huge stretch of their actual readership. What you think angel babies don't have internet connections?
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So apparently a ton of media outlets are reporting that two men dressed in drag just tried to crash the gate at Fort Meade. There are reports of someone on the base possibly having been injured, and one of the people in the car is almost certainly dead. What are the odds this ends up in the conservative media circuit as a rant or justification to gently caress with people who are trans? http://www.cbsnews.com/news/fort-meade-incident-2-injured-at-gate-of-army-installation/ posted:FORT MEADE, Md. -- One person was killed in a firefight that erupted Monday after a car with two people tried to ram a gate at the Fort Meade, Md., military base near a gate to the National Security Agency, according to preliminary reports cited by two U.S. officials. Archonex fucked around with this message at 18:43 on Mar 30, 2015 |
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Moktaro posted:Speaking of which, she appeared on Jeopardy last week giving answers for a healthy eating subject, I take it nobody has bitched about that yet? There was, but the majority of comments were about her hair being tied back and 'looking bald' and being a 'disgrace' than about healthy eating. Republicans were quite successful at shutting down any talk about childhood obesity, especially in schools. so they don't need to anymore.
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Archonex posted:So apparently a ton of media outlets are reporting that two men dressed in drag just tried to crash the gate at Fort Meade. There are reports of someone on the base possibly having been injured, and one of the people in the car is almost certainly dead. But I thought LBGT's were after are kids and families, now they're after are soldiers too?
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The Angry Bum posted:There was, but the majority of comments were about her hair being tied back and 'looking bald' and being a 'disgrace' than about healthy eating. Republicans were quite successful at shutting down any talk about childhood obesity, especially in schools. so they don't need to anymore. So more personal attacks than "hurf durf look at Hollywood doting on dem liberals" (they also had Al Gore give a single answer about global warming making the Northwest Passage passable).
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Archonex posted:So apparently a ton of media outlets are reporting that two men dressed in drag just tried to crash the gate at Fort Meade. There are reports of someone on the base possibly having been injured, and one of the people in the car is almost certainly dead. Has anyone heard from Stephen Crowder since this happened?
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This might be due to a lack of looking (or looking in the wrong places) but is there an example of someone successfully using an RFRA to discriminate against a gay person? I haven't been able to find one.
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Tercio posted:This might be due to a lack of looking (or looking in the wrong places) but is there an example of someone successfully using an RFRA to discriminate against a gay person? I haven't been able to find one. Not yet, because these RFRA's that are being passed right now are significantly different from previously passed ones, as they put wording in place to protect companies and businesses religious beliefs versus the previous RFRAs which only protected yourself and your church associated activities.
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Tercio posted:This might be due to a lack of looking (or looking in the wrong places) but is there an example of someone successfully using an RFRA to discriminate against a gay person? I haven't been able to find one. I would guess not since Indiana's is the first one that would seemingly permit discrimination that's passed, and I'd imagine business owners there are laying low until the hubbub dies down before they actually start acting on it.
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The Rokstar posted:I would guess not since Indiana's is the first one that would seemingly permit discrimination that's passed, and I'd imagine business owners there are laying low until the hubbub dies down before they actually start acting on it. Do we have any idea what level of usage this 'protection' against discrimination lawsuits is likely to result in? I would like to think the amount of people sufficiently fanatical to give up business to use it would be quite low, but perhaps my faith in human nature, or at least $ over bigotry is too high.
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Deptfordx posted:I would like to think the amount of people sufficiently fanatical to give up business to use it would be quite low, but perhaps my faith in human nature, or at least $ over bigotry is too high. I'm sure plenty of people would love it "give up" business the same way chick-fil-a did.
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Intel&Sebastian posted:I'm sure plenty of people would love it "give up" business the same way chick-fil-a did. It was hilarious how quickly Chic Fil A backtracked despite all the Conservative support they got.
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CommieGIR posted:Not yet, because these RFRA's that are being passed right now are significantly different from previously passed ones, as they put wording in place to protect companies and businesses religious beliefs versus the previous RFRAs which only protected yourself and your church associated activities. Is Indiana's RFRA genuinely unique or new in its wording? I've been linked this article: http://thefederalist.com/2015/03/30/your-questions-on-indianas-religious-freedom-bill-answered/ ...but it's frustratingly vague. And it's also The Federalist, so you know.
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Crowsbeak posted:But isn't halal and kosher food almost the same? Kosher food is more stringent (mostly, other than cookin' with booze), so it would probably be a little bit of a pain in the rear end if they were required to serve to mega-Orthodox specifications. Lots of Muslims shop(ped) at kosher providers, though. It's a good way to get halal-compliant food if you're in a place without enough Muslim grocers / megacorp-supplied halal meat.
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Tercio posted:Is Indiana's RFRA genuinely unique or new in its wording? Yes. It is specifically worded so that companies and businesses that utilize their 'religious beliefs' in denying/accepting business are protected.
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CommieGIR posted:It was hilarious how quickly Chic Fil A backtracked despite all the Conservative support they got. They saw the writing on the wall. A business can survive on winky/leaning/hidden support for certain causes but if you want to expand and be a big boy business you can't go HAM on gays anymore. See: Indiana.
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CommieGIR posted:It was hilarious how quickly Chic Fil A backtracked despite all the Conservative support they got. How did they backtrack? I don't recall this.
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CommieGIR posted:It was hilarious how quickly Chic Fil A backtracked despite all the Conservative support they got. Wasn't it kind of a "we did but we didn't" backtrack? Like, they wouldn't make donations to anti-gay groups via the company itself, but the owners were still planning to do the same stuff on a personal level?
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