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zomgee

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Re: Safe-space hugbox thread
« Reply #8400 on: January 16, 2017, 10:25:29 AM »
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There's a difference between getting the finer points of pitch accent wrong and pronouncing は like へー.

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Re: Safe-space hugbox thread
« Reply #8401 on: January 16, 2017, 10:32:15 AM »
http://m.neogaf.com/showthread.php?t=1334582

Women violating men's safe places.
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benjipwns

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Re: Safe-space hugbox thread
« Reply #8402 on: January 16, 2017, 10:42:47 AM »
Well we don't really know how strong his crucifixion game was.
Nice try thinking you finally got one on me after a decade, but Patton was an anti-semite.

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Re: Safe-space hugbox thread
« Reply #8403 on: January 16, 2017, 10:53:08 AM »
There's a thread somewhere where I express the notion that NeoGAF.com is in reality a highly reactionary and conservative forum and get quoted by like thirty people and told to stop trolling. :lol

That's their passive-aggressive way of trying to get people banned. Collectively, if they ruin the thread with their reactions than a mod has to step in and do something about it because they won't ban the 30 people who are attempting to backseat mod.

Re: Safe-space hugbox thread
« Reply #8404 on: January 16, 2017, 10:56:24 AM »
There's a thread somewhere where I express the notion that NeoGAF.com is in reality a highly reactionary and conservative forum and get quoted by like thirty people and told to stop trolling. :lol

That's their passive-aggressive way of trying to get people banned. Collectively, if they ruin the thread with their reactions than a mod has to step in and do something about it because they won't ban the 30 people who are attempting to backseat mod.

Wow.

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Re: Safe-space hugbox thread
« Reply #8405 on: January 16, 2017, 11:02:08 AM »
There's a thread somewhere where I express the notion that NeoGAF.com is in reality a highly reactionary and conservative forum and get quoted by like thirty people and told to stop trolling. :lol

That's their passive-aggressive way of trying to get people banned. Collectively, if they ruin the thread with their reactions than a mod has to step in and do something about it because they won't ban the 30 people who are attempting to backseat mod.
Can't tell if serious...

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Re: Safe-space hugbox thread
« Reply #8406 on: January 16, 2017, 11:12:31 AM »
There's a thread somewhere where I express the notion that NeoGAF.com is in reality a highly reactionary and conservative forum and get quoted by like thirty people and told to stop trolling. :lol

That's their passive-aggressive way of trying to get people banned. Collectively, if they ruin the thread with their reactions than a mod has to step in and do something about it because they won't ban the 30 people who are attempting to backseat mod.

Really?

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Re: Safe-space hugbox thread
« Reply #8407 on: January 16, 2017, 11:44:12 AM »
I can't tell if this is real surprise or if ToxicAdam said something wrong. 
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Re: Safe-space hugbox thread
« Reply #8408 on: January 16, 2017, 11:55:56 AM »
http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=1334582

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We have a very large Muslim immigrant population in Pittsburgh and don't experience these kind of problems.

0.75% vs 33%, Christ I wonder why  :doge

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Re: Safe-space hugbox thread
« Reply #8409 on: January 16, 2017, 12:00:16 PM »
There's a thread somewhere where I express the notion that NeoGAF.com is in reality a highly reactionary and conservative forum and get quoted by like thirty people and told to stop trolling. :lol

That's their passive-aggressive way of trying to get people banned. Collectively, if they ruin the thread with their reactions than a mod has to step in and do something about it because they won't ban the 30 people who are attempting to backseat mod.

Gross.
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Re: Safe-space hugbox thread
« Reply #8410 on: January 16, 2017, 12:13:23 PM »
There's a thread somewhere where I express the notion that NeoGAF.com is in reality a highly reactionary and conservative forum and get quoted by like thirty people and told to stop trolling. :lol

That's their passive-aggressive way of trying to get people banned. Collectively, if they ruin the thread with their reactions than a mod has to step in and do something about it because they won't ban the 30 people who are attempting to backseat mod.

stop trolling

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Re: Safe-space hugbox thread
« Reply #8411 on: January 16, 2017, 12:21:37 PM »
I can't tell if this is real surprise or if ToxicAdam said something wrong.
They're aping the reactions he's talking about.

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Re: Safe-space hugbox thread
« Reply #8412 on: January 16, 2017, 12:34:42 PM »
http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=1334604

Reminder: Evilore still isn't getting paid for blatant product placement

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Re: Safe-space hugbox thread
« Reply #8413 on: January 16, 2017, 12:42:30 PM »
If a Gaffer could only have two wishes
http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showpost.php?p=228483361&postcount=1138

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was first a bit salty that Vita wouldn't get the sequel, but now I'm glad it is on PS4. The game makes great use of the much stronger hardware.

(I'm sure there is an alternate timeline where Gravity Rush 2 is a launch title for PSP2 and Clinton is PEOTUS.)


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Re: Safe-space hugbox thread
« Reply #8414 on: January 16, 2017, 12:47:01 PM »
http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showpost.php?p=228456864&postcount=164

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Nothing is wrong with you, you are just close minded and unwilling to look at or give a chance games outside of the small bubble you happen to enjoy.

Again, i say that in the least offensive way possible. Many people have things they won't bother to even try or don't even have on the radar, or generalize about so they don't have bother taking a risk on being burned.

That's what comes with being a human being and having a certain mental view based on your environment, social conditions and what have you.

Its not an uncommon thing.

If i had never been exposed to anime, manga, games and japanese media as a child, which gave me an inherent appreciation, would i even know about it? Would i ever generally care about it? Its hard to say.

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To be absolutely fair, sunset overdrive, quantum break and other games that should have otherwise seen some success on XB1 bombed hard. Which speaks to a more complicated problem than just Japanese niche games not selling on Xbox, which is also a problem.

I doubt Scalebound would have sold all that much either despite the brohaha.

But its about the perception of Xbox as a brand and how people react to it

Xbox fans call anything not in the circle a weeb game, and that's unfortunate, but its more emblematic of a cultural grooming issue than anything else.

 :expert


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Re: Safe-space hugbox thread
« Reply #8415 on: January 16, 2017, 12:54:09 PM »
http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=1334582

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We have a very large Muslim immigrant population in Pittsburgh and don't experience these kind of problems.

0.75% vs 33%, Christ I wonder why  :doge

Love the "but the source" posts, even after it was pointed out multiple times that the video is from a french news channel.



http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showpost.php?p=228456864&postcount=164

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Nothing is wrong with you, you are just close minded and unwilling to look at or give a chance games outside of the small bubble you happen to enjoy.

Again, i say that in the least offensive way possible. Many people have things they won't bother to even try or don't even have on the radar, or generalize about so they don't have bother taking a risk on being burned.

That's what comes with being a human being and having a certain mental view based on your environment, social conditions and what have you.

Its not an uncommon thing.

If i had never been exposed to anime, manga, games and japanese media as a child, which gave me an inherent appreciation, would i even know about it? Would i ever generally care about it? Its hard to say.

Quote from: Inuhanyou
To be absolutely fair, sunset overdrive, quantum break and other games that should have otherwise seen some success on XB1 bombed hard. Which speaks to a more complicated problem than just Japanese niche games not selling on Xbox, which is also a problem.

I doubt Scalebound would have sold all that much either despite the brohaha.

But its about the perception of Xbox as a brand and how people react to it

Xbox fans call anything not in the circle a weeb game, and that's unfortunate, but its more emblematic of a cultural grooming issue than anything else.

 :expert

To be fair "I don't like japanese games" is pretty fucking dumb. It's not like it's a genre or something. When it covers anything ranging from Mario to Dark souls including awkward waifu games, that statement makes no sense.

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Re: Safe-space hugbox thread
« Reply #8416 on: January 16, 2017, 12:59:29 PM »

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Re: Safe-space hugbox thread
« Reply #8417 on: January 16, 2017, 01:03:38 PM »
What kind of dog is that? :doge
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Re: Safe-space hugbox thread
« Reply #8418 on: January 16, 2017, 01:04:16 PM »

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Re: Safe-space hugbox thread
« Reply #8419 on: January 16, 2017, 01:07:32 PM »
8:  one inferior of its kind <the movie was a dog>: such as
a :  an investment not worth its price
b :  an undesirable piece of merchandise
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Re: Safe-space hugbox thread
« Reply #8420 on: January 16, 2017, 01:20:19 PM »
http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=1334582

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We have a very large Muslim immigrant population in Pittsburgh and don't experience these kind of problems.

0.75% vs 33%, Christ I wonder why  :doge

I can't stomach those discussions anymore. I know most of it is well-meaning but getting lectured on some random US gamer on how we ought to integrate people is a bit too rich for my taste. Especially when adressing the potential frictions with the place of Islam in society and Muslim citizens, considering there's probably more Muslims in absolute numbers living in France than in the US right now.

EDIT : Well, I mean it's marrec so  :doge
« Last Edit: January 16, 2017, 01:34:58 PM by VomKriege »
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Re: Safe-space hugbox thread
« Reply #8421 on: January 16, 2017, 01:25:03 PM »
Yeah the US are amazing for immigration and integration. Which is why there's a green card system that absolutely does not lead to having "illegals" in bad situations.
They also have such a long, complicated, intertwined history with muslim countries but despite that it's all good. :doge

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Re: Safe-space hugbox thread
« Reply #8422 on: January 16, 2017, 01:27:28 PM »
What kind of dog is that? :doge



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Re: Safe-space hugbox thread
« Reply #8424 on: January 16, 2017, 01:47:45 PM »
http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=1334582

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We have a very large Muslim immigrant population in Pittsburgh and don't experience these kind of problems.

0.75% vs 33%, Christ I wonder why  :doge

I can't stomach those discussions anymore. I know most of it is well-meaning but getting lectured on some random US gamer on how we ought to integrate people is a bit too rich for my taste. Especially when adressing the potential frictions with the place of Islam in society and Muslim citizens, considering there's probably more Muslims in absolute numbers living in France than in the US right now.

EDIT : Well, I mean it's marrec so  :doge

Quick search showed 5.2 million in France versus 2.6 million the US.
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Re: Safe-space hugbox thread
« Reply #8425 on: January 16, 2017, 01:52:37 PM »
I can't tell if this is real surprise or if ToxicAdam said something wrong.
They're aping the reactions he's talking about.

Thanks. It's Monday.
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Re: Safe-space hugbox thread
« Reply #8426 on: January 16, 2017, 02:02:29 PM »
There's several different estimations but no hard number, since France bans ethnic statistics and religious affiliation is AFAIK not surveyed in the census. Some studies said 2 millions in 2008 (a fairly vague label) among the 18-50 population. Most would place the number between 3,5 and 5m. Then there's the problem of using religion as a label anyway since faithfulness and the level of practice vary, with a non-trivial segment of the so-called Muslim population being secular but in name (to which you can probably add some more secular French citizens having some form of Maghreb, Levant or African ascendancy). Sorting population into boxes with labels is a pretty absurd endeavour and it creates more problems than it solves.
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Re: Safe-space hugbox thread
« Reply #8427 on: January 16, 2017, 02:09:57 PM »
I can't tell if this is real surprise or if ToxicAdam said something wrong.
They're aping the reactions he's talking about.

Thanks. It's Monday.
Took me a while too. :doge

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Re: Safe-space hugbox thread
« Reply #8428 on: January 16, 2017, 02:12:44 PM »
What kind of dog is that? :doge

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Re: Safe-space hugbox thread
« Reply #8429 on: January 16, 2017, 02:20:31 PM »




Cute.

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Re: Safe-space hugbox thread
« Reply #8430 on: January 16, 2017, 02:27:26 PM »
nintendo furries :donot
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Re: Safe-space hugbox thread
« Reply #8431 on: January 16, 2017, 02:29:26 PM »
http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=1334582

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We have a very large Muslim immigrant population in Pittsburgh and don't experience these kind of problems.

0.75% vs 33%, Christ I wonder why  :doge

I can't stomach those discussions anymore. I know most of it is well-meaning but getting lectured on some random US gamer on how we ought to integrate people is a bit too rich for my taste. Especially when adressing the potential frictions with the place of Islam in society and Muslim citizens, considering there's probably more Muslims in absolute numbers living in France than in the US right now.

EDIT : Well, I mean it's marrec so  :doge

I agree that there's nothing worse than being lectured to by a gaffer, but the European panic over multiculturalism and the Islamization of Europe are a bit hard to make sense of coming from an American perspective when Europe as a whole is so much more ethnically homogeneous (as far as I can tell, considering some major Euro countries' aversion to collecting this kind of data).

Obviously the US has strong anti-immigrant tendencies and plenty of racial strife, but concerns about imminent takeover or the replacement of the American identity by a foreign one don't seem as pronounced. There isn't as much pressure on the Democrats to ape right wing talking points on immigration as in the European corollary. These issues are clearly important to large parts of the public but more as part of a constellation of concerns than the prime existential question. Of course, all this be easily explained when you take into account differences in history, social structures, concepts of citizenship, etc.

VomKriege

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Re: Safe-space hugbox thread
« Reply #8432 on: January 16, 2017, 02:31:48 PM »
Obviously Yurop have a lot of problems on that front. This was not to minimise it.
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Re: Safe-space hugbox thread
« Reply #8433 on: January 16, 2017, 02:37:33 PM »
People are people and you can't remove their tribalistic instincts.

As resources get scarce (or even the perception of those resources) it's really easy to tap into it and exploit it.

We can make a "them" and "us" out of any group, if we are motivated enough.

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Re: Safe-space hugbox thread
« Reply #8434 on: January 16, 2017, 03:31:12 PM »
People are people and you can't remove their tribalistic instincts.

As resources get scarce (or even the perception of those resources) it's really easy to tap into it and exploit it.

We can make a "them" and "us" out of any group, if we are motivated enough.

Well you had an opportunity to preorder a Mini NES but you didn't. So the same thing happened with the Switch and you act surprised? Well of course you're going to be exploited. And if you make that "them" and "us," that's console racist.
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Re: Safe-space hugbox thread
« Reply #8435 on: January 16, 2017, 04:52:08 PM »
I agree that there's nothing worse than being lectured to by a gaffer, but the European panic over multiculturalism and the Islamization of Europe are a bit hard to make sense of coming from an American perspective when Europe as a whole is so much more ethnically homogeneous (as far as I can tell, considering some major Euro countries' aversion to collecting this kind of data).

Obviously the US has strong anti-immigrant tendencies and plenty of racial strife, but concerns about imminent takeover or the replacement of the American identity by a foreign one don't seem as pronounced. There isn't as much pressure on the Democrats to ape right wing talking points on immigration as in the European corollary. These issues are clearly important to large parts of the public but more as part of a constellation of concerns than the prime existential question. Of course, all this be easily explained when you take into account differences in history, social structures, concepts of citizenship, etc.

Bro  you guys elected a baffoon reality tv star trump to push the red button on the promise of building a wall with mexico  and banning all muslims stfu  :lol

No one here thats been elected even says such things

How is Europe more homogenous then the states too? You are just a melting pot of guess what EUROPEANS plus some ex slaves that have been there for generations. And I can tell you we got a load of those here to. Oh shit you got some 20 th generation Irish and Italians? Well guess you win the diversity award.
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Re: Safe-space hugbox thread
« Reply #8436 on: January 16, 2017, 04:57:29 PM »
I agree that there's nothing worse than being lectured to by a gaffer, but the European panic over multiculturalism and the Islamization of Europe are a bit hard to make sense of coming from an American perspective when Europe as a whole is so much more ethnically homogeneous (as far as I can tell, considering some major Euro countries' aversion to collecting this kind of data).

Obviously the US has strong anti-immigrant tendencies and plenty of racial strife, but concerns about imminent takeover or the replacement of the American identity by a foreign one don't seem as pronounced. There isn't as much pressure on the Democrats to ape right wing talking points on immigration as in the European corollary. These issues are clearly important to large parts of the public but more as part of a constellation of concerns than the prime existential question. Of course, all this be easily explained when you take into account differences in history, social structures, concepts of citizenship, etc.

Bro  you guys elected a baffoon reality tv star trump to push the red button on the promise of building a wall with mexico  and banning all muslims stfu  :lol

No one here thats been elected even says such things

How is Europe more homogenous then the states too? You are just a melting pot of guess what EUROPEANS. And I can tell you we got a load of those here tou.

Brexit just proved that Europeans can't even fuck their own shit up proper without pussyfooting it.
Stand aside and watch a real country go in hard.
:trumps

Also what's with nerds creating anthro or waifu versions of their fucking consoles.
Just cause you give it a metaphorical blowjob online doesn't mean you should be sticking your dick in USB cords.
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Re: Safe-space hugbox thread
« Reply #8437 on: January 16, 2017, 04:59:44 PM »
Like even the EU is made up of 20ish completely distinct motherfucking countries and Im being told were more homogenous. Only could be posted by an American.

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Re: Safe-space hugbox thread
« Reply #8439 on: January 16, 2017, 07:36:36 PM »
lived in a really heavily pakistani/somali part of east london for a couple of years and it was weird how you'd just have dudes everywhere. cafes that were 100% dude, rows of chicken shops that were 100% dude, whole groups of dudes just hanging outside those cyber cafe fronts with one busted 486 and an off limits basement.

you'd only ever see women doing utilitarian shit. picking up shopping, taking their kids somewhere, squeezing through the crappy women's door to a religious building while the blokes had an opulent grand entrance.

must be utterly shit being a women in that society and it puts the tumblr struggle over pronouns into perspective.

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Re: Safe-space hugbox thread
« Reply #8440 on: January 16, 2017, 07:53:08 PM »

I dropped my phone in the toilet with my poop still inside
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So Gaf...well this happened, I was using my phone while I was shiting and before I flushed the excrement, my cellphone slipped from my hand and ended up sitting comfortably with my turds, I picked up my phone very fast, but I think it smells a little bit like shit.

So there's a way to remove the shit smell from my phone?

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Re: Safe-space hugbox thread
« Reply #8441 on: January 16, 2017, 08:06:46 PM »

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Re: Safe-space hugbox thread
« Reply #8442 on: January 16, 2017, 08:22:16 PM »
Trumpns antics with China better not interfere with my shipments from aliexpress  :maf

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Re: Safe-space hugbox thread
« Reply #8443 on: January 16, 2017, 08:25:56 PM »
Trumpns antics with China better not interfere with my shipments from aliexpress  :maf

Trump shutting that shit down harder than Sony did Lik-Sang. :ufup

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Re: Safe-space hugbox thread
« Reply #8444 on: January 16, 2017, 08:51:39 PM »
Trumpns antics with China better not interfere with my shipments from aliexpress  :maf

Trump shutting that shit down harder than Sony did Lik-Sang. :ufup
white girls buying ill fitting knockoff clothes in tears worldwide  :crybaby


Dennis

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Re: Safe-space hugbox thread
« Reply #8445 on: January 16, 2017, 08:54:12 PM »
http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=1334582

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We have a very large Muslim immigrant population in Pittsburgh and don't experience these kind of problems.

0.75% vs 33%, Christ I wonder why  :doge

Thread locked for no sensible reason. The source is France 24. Basically a French version of NPR.

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Re: Safe-space hugbox thread
« Reply #8446 on: January 16, 2017, 08:55:14 PM »

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Re: Safe-space hugbox thread
« Reply #8447 on: January 16, 2017, 08:59:40 PM »
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Not sure if I understood ... they can't refuse service because it goes against french rules. They also can't be violent because this goes against french rules.

Why not just take lots of women and go there till the men get used to it ?


:lol :lol :lol :lol :lol :lol :lol :lol :lol :lol :lol :lol :lol :lol :lol

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Re: Safe-space hugbox thread
« Reply #8448 on: January 16, 2017, 09:28:36 PM »
I'm not sure if Platy is just trolling or REALLY sheltered with his "lets just show up and they will go away" bs. Some areas of Paris are VERY rough and hostile, especially to women.

A friend of mine was there with her husband, and while they were walking around, a group of dudes started insulting her and her husband because she was dressed "like a whore" and they started taunting the husband, talking about him "walking his dirty bitch", husband is of Tunisian descent, grew up in Paris and later moved to Quebec and thats where he met her. They pretty much almost ran away on foot because they feared for their safety.

This happened in 2005 or so.

Raist

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Re: Safe-space hugbox thread
« Reply #8449 on: January 16, 2017, 09:33:21 PM »
Let's recap.

Crazy speculations on super revolutionary hardware.

Looks pretty mundane, but it's all about the games.

Wait that looks like PS3-level stuff. Well doesn't matter it's all about the GAMES.

Well shit there aren't many games. Soooo what do now?

http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=1334753


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Re: Safe-space hugbox thread
« Reply #8450 on: January 16, 2017, 09:41:34 PM »
I agree that there's nothing worse than being lectured to by a gaffer, but the European panic over multiculturalism and the Islamization of Europe are a bit hard to make sense of coming from an American perspective when Europe as a whole is so much more ethnically homogeneous (as far as I can tell, considering some major Euro countries' aversion to collecting this kind of data).

Obviously the US has strong anti-immigrant tendencies and plenty of racial strife, but concerns about imminent takeover or the replacement of the American identity by a foreign one don't seem as pronounced. There isn't as much pressure on the Democrats to ape right wing talking points on immigration as in the European corollary. These issues are clearly important to large parts of the public but more as part of a constellation of concerns than the prime existential question. Of course, all this be easily explained when you take into account differences in history, social structures, concepts of citizenship, etc.

Bro  you guys elected a baffoon reality tv star trump to push the red button on the promise of building a wall with mexico  and banning all muslims stfu  :lol

No one here thats been elected even says such things

How is Europe more homogenous then the states too? You are just a melting pot of guess what EUROPEANS plus some ex slaves that have been there for generations. And I can tell you we got a load of those here to. Oh shit you got some 20 th generation Irish and Italians? Well guess you win the diversity award.
Non-hispanic whites make up only 63% of the US. The UK is 92% white. Italy is 92% of Italian origin. Every demographic breakdown I've seen shows that European nations are far more homogeneous than the United States (also there's more Latinos in the US than African Americans, I thought this was well known?)

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Re: Safe-space hugbox thread
« Reply #8451 on: January 16, 2017, 10:23:57 PM »
Nintendo gives off the vibe of living in a bubble. They keep coming back with another bad idea, thinking the bad idea will sell, and ignoring just about everything else going on in the business.

Like why not call up Valve, say hey Gabeneroo, your steambox isn't quite catching on. It'll never have store presence, but guess who does? Fucking us! Why don't we get together, set up a reasonable amount of specs for the average console price, let us do the controller, you do the OS with linux or whateva, and the box will play Steam games and our Nintendo games?

Probably not feasible for some reason, but that sounds like an attractive purchase. Another two screen semi hand-held software-starved half-baked idea box... no.

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Re: Safe-space hugbox thread
« Reply #8452 on: January 16, 2017, 10:31:15 PM »
http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=1334697

People on an enthusiast gaming forum don't know who TAITO is? Seriously?
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Re: Safe-space hugbox thread
« Reply #8453 on: January 16, 2017, 10:45:33 PM »
Nintendo gives off the vibe of living in a bubble. They keep coming back with another bad idea, thinking the bad idea will sell, and ignoring just about everything else going on in the business.

Like why not call up Valve, say hey Gabeneroo, your steambox isn't quite catching on. It'll never have store presence, but guess who does? Fucking us! Why don't we get together, set up a reasonable amount of specs for the average console price, let us do the controller, you do the OS with linux or whateva, and the box will play Steam games and our Nintendo games?

Probably not feasible for some reason, but that sounds like an attractive purchase. Another two screen semi hand-held software-starved half-baked idea box... no.

They tried that with Sony. You know what it caused? Playstation. :doge Same reason Apple won't license their stuff: It backfired on them in the past, so I can't blame them for not wanting to try it a second time.

Besides, which have you seen Steam's community? Implementing a cheap PC for Nintendo titles means 1) those titles could possibly be pirated and 2) open up Nintendo's children community to uh... Source-film-maker porn.

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Re: Safe-space hugbox thread
« Reply #8455 on: January 17, 2017, 12:55:21 AM »
I agree that there's nothing worse than being lectured to by a gaffer, but the European panic over multiculturalism and the Islamization of Europe are a bit hard to make sense of coming from an American perspective when Europe as a whole is so much more ethnically homogeneous (as far as I can tell, considering some major Euro countries' aversion to collecting this kind of data).

Obviously the US has strong anti-immigrant tendencies and plenty of racial strife, but concerns about imminent takeover or the replacement of the American identity by a foreign one don't seem as pronounced. There isn't as much pressure on the Democrats to ape right wing talking points on immigration as in the European corollary. These issues are clearly important to large parts of the public but more as part of a constellation of concerns than the prime existential question. Of course, all this be easily explained when you take into account differences in history, social structures, concepts of citizenship, etc.

Bro  you guys elected a baffoon reality tv star trump to push the red button on the promise of building a wall with mexico  and banning all muslims stfu  :lol

No one here thats been elected even says such things

How is Europe more homogenous then the states too? You are just a melting pot of guess what EUROPEANS plus some ex slaves that have been there for generations. And I can tell you we got a load of those here to. Oh shit you got some 20 th generation Irish and Italians? Well guess you win the diversity award.
Non-hispanic whites make up only 63% of the US. The UK is 92% white. Italy is 92% of Italian origin. Every demographic breakdown I've seen shows that European nations are far more homogeneous than the United States (also there's more Latinos in the US than African Americans, I thought this was well known?)

1. You said Europe not individual states in Europe
2. why not count hispanic whites if skin colour is all you care about in "diversity?"

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Re: Safe-space hugbox thread
« Reply #8456 on: January 17, 2017, 01:02:05 AM »
3. the USA has been a migrant destination for 300 years now, Europe 50. The impact is anlot bigger and recent here.

4. Inter European migration is one of the main reasons for resentment. Like the UK received a whopping million Poles in the last few years.

5. Europe has a ton of muslim migrants which the us hasnt. For you diversity is like wow he is catholic. Here its like wow if i go to that area people barely speak my language and there are no women outside.





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Re: Safe-space hugbox thread
« Reply #8457 on: January 17, 2017, 01:08:32 AM »
I'm getting the feeling you've never been to the United States

Or know how to read

Or use your brain

Altho "The US is a bunch of white people and ex-slaves" was pretty funny
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Re: Safe-space hugbox thread
« Reply #8458 on: January 17, 2017, 01:25:28 AM »
Im sure ive seen more of the world then you  :lol

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Re: Safe-space hugbox thread
« Reply #8459 on: January 17, 2017, 01:31:51 AM »
Im sure ive seen more of the world then you  :lol

Well 20% of Americans don't speak english at home

But yeah, having residents that don't speak the language is a Europe only thing

I should tell the half of my city that's Latino that they're cacs, they'd be pretty surprised