VOAT Containment Megathread of Trash People for Trash People

[Jenkem]

There was a thread last week about someone getting mad that some candy or food had negro in the title, because they weren't aware that negro also means the color black in various languages. But the argument that Europeans saying distinguished black fellow doesn't mean the same thing or is okay is lulz, since many countries stopped even using negro to refer to people with dark skin decades ago because it was offensive.

I mean, where do you thing distinguished black fellow comes from?

From French (LOL RACIST FRENCH PEOPLE AMIRITE) "Nčgre", originally giving neger in english. Which means black (as in a person). Came from Spanish "negro", which just means the colour black in general.

People in europe stopped saying it (not the slur, just the "normal" word) mostly because of american culture influence. Also because it's sort of old fashioned. Still, the whole point about europeans not being as sensitive about the word as americans, has a lot to do with culture. We don't get it drilled in our heads since age 2 that it's a terrible word to use. Musical influences certainly don't help either.
Similar thing with "jap", which triggers a lot of americans all the way up to eleven, but in french for instance, it's just a very common short for japanese, without any bad meaning whatsoever.

And, to an outsider (non-US) the difference between the "OK" forms and the bad one is rather puzzling honestly. The whole n****r, N-word, nicca etc is frankly a bit amusing. You just know EXACTLY what people mean, so what's the difference exactly? It's a bit of a bizarre loophole.
Like people who type "g*d", because you know, you shouldn't use god's name in vain.

Ra[c]ist

[Let's Cyber]

that scattered to the winds after empty_vessel left (or switched to his benjipwns alt?)

I miss empty_vessel tbh.

He was gone before the now historic 2016 DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY WAR too. 

[Boredfrom]

I dunno. It'd be a different story if you were speaking french or whatever when saying it, but dude was speaking in plain english and meant it as an insult. And through entertainment y'all know about the word. It still doesn't excuse using it, especially in that context.

Yeah, I really doubt he didn't understand the context.

[Mr. Nobody]

Day 3 of arguing semantics over a word white people know better than to take offline 

[Jenkem]

can we talk about star tracks again?

[zomgee]

Golden Gerls was a good show

[agrajag]

Lexx > Star Trek

[TVC15]

Xander > Spike

Dude, this is just nonsense. I like Xander, but I can't wait reasonably stack him anywhere other than near the bottom of the Scoobies.

Also, Spike made Buffy ladyjizz. Xander flunked out at pursuing Buffy and settled for banging her annoying little sister. You're like objectively wrong on this particular direct comparison.

[TVC15]

Lexx > Star Trek

Now this, this is some truth.

[Great Rumbler]

I dunno. It'd be a different story if you were speaking french or whatever when saying it, but dude was speaking in plain english and meant it as an insult. And through entertainment y'all know about the word. It still doesn't excuse using it, especially in that context.

And PDP isn't some random dude from Yurop. He's an incredibly famous streamer/Youtuber with fans all across the world who constantly interacts with other streamers/Youtubers both on and offline and makes appearances at all kinds of conventions. The idea that "he just didn't know that what he was saying was offensive" is ridiculous.

[ModernBoxes]

Day 3 of arguing semantics over a word white people know better than to take offline 

Why is it every time a discussion about the word comes up there's always a few people that hint they'd be violent in real life towards white people for talking about it. You wouldn't do anything. Cease with the RL threats.

[daemon]

I dunno. It'd be a different story if you were speaking french or whatever when saying it, but dude was speaking in plain english and meant it as an insult. And through entertainment y'all know about the word. It still doesn't excuse using it, especially in that context.

And PDP isn't some random dude from Yurop. He's an incredibly famous streamer/Youtuber with fans all across the world who constantly interacts with other streamers/Youtubers both on and offline and makes appearances at all kinds of conventions. The idea that "he just didn't know that what he was saying was offensive" is ridiculous.

Yeah but in reality it's like that fucking meltdown that happened because Janet Jackson breast appeared on live TV. Yes, it was a fucking mess and wrong, but only severe puritans (that later watch them pornos in their PC) took it as a HUGE issue.

When you try to twist and stretch something that in itself didn't have that much weight in absolute terms, it makes the real issue into part of a joke. The issue is real, people can't refer to black people like that. If we attempt to be impartial, pewdiepie could very well think of distinguished black fellow as a stereotype that doesn't define black people at all, so he never attached that word himself to any black person. Instead, his brain simply recited the same he's heard many times ingame without an actual deep ingrained thought to go with it.



like that. well, not like that but still kinda like that. if it makes any sense, PDP was using it as an adjective, when the real thing is a noun. Which doesn't even make sense to begin with and it's why I made the analogy to when people used to say "that was gay", when it really made no sense. "that was homosexual" when dying to a random shot makes exactly 0 sense, it simply became a thing  through contagion. Now the case could be: could PDP spawn that kind of contagion based on his numbers? That could happen, but even that scenario is unlikely considering it's not a message he endorses.



Btw, remember what I just said above about the puritans and their porno behind closed doors?

https://twitter.com/notch/status/907682277148295168


"it-it's not the same. I said it in a private chat"

[Mr. Nobody]

Day 3 of arguing semantics over a word white people know better than to take offline 

Why is it every time a discussion about the word comes up there's always a few people that hint they'd be violent in real life towards white people for talking about it. You wouldn't do anything. Cease with the RL threats.

Couple things:

You're not going to say it in a public place.

You're not going to say it at your job (assuming you have one).

I'm not going to reply to you further.

And I don't have to hint at anything.

[ModernBoxes]

Day 3 of arguing semantics over a word white people know better than to take offline 

Why is it every time a discussion about the word comes up there's always a few people that hint they'd be violent in real life towards white people for talking about it. You wouldn't do anything. Cease with the RL threats.

Couple things:

You're not going to say it in a public place.

You're not going to say it at your job (assuming you have one).

I'm not going to reply to you further.

And I don't have to hint at anything.

No one here ever said they would say it outloud [in public]. Likely have said the opposite. The kind that actually would are racist, violent, and have a confederate flag shoved up their assholes.

Most of us are talking about if it's actually sound to permanently brand someone as a racist because of their choice of insult... you've ignored this for no other reason than to make a useless tough guy post for white people to read and make yourself feel better. Don't reply to me, it's cool.

[agrajag]

Compare a nip slip to racism brehs

[fistfulofmetal]

Yeah but in reality it's like that fucking meltdown that happened because Janet Jackson breast appeared on live TV. Yes, it was a fucking mess and wrong, but only severe puritans (that later watch them pornos in their PC) took it as a HUGE issue.

If friggin Conan Obrien or Jimmy Kimmel said that live on TV their career would be fucking_donezo_. PDP isn't some rando online, he's one of the biggest entertainment figures out there and the fact that we hold him to a different standard is bonkers.

[clothedmacuser]

Compare a nip slip to racism brehs

It's more like a pussy flash.

[daemon]

Compare a nip slip to racism brehs

Saying that Pewdiepie was racist because he used the decontextualized term that permeated him through his online gaming life, breh.

I was comparing the reactions. If you think the reaction to what PDP said, given the context, is normal, idk what to say. Oh, I guess one can't police feelings so we'll just take everything at face value, lol.

Yeah but in reality it's like that fucking meltdown that happened because Janet Jackson breast appeared on live TV. Yes, it was a fucking mess and wrong, but only severe puritans (that later watch them pornos in their PC) took it as a HUGE issue.

If friggin Conan Obrien or Jimmy Kimmel said that live on TV their career would be fucking_donezo_. PDP isn't some rando online, he's one of the biggest entertainment figures out there and the fact that we hold him to a different standard is bonkers.

friggin conan obrien and jimmy kimmel don't live in the same sphere he does. Also most of what they do is scripted anyways.



Is Maher donezo?

[agrajag]

Yeah, right. If Pewdiepie flashed his pussy the alt-right would disown him faster than you can say "Amir0x loves children."

[agrajag]

Compare a nip slip to racism brehs

Saying that Pewdiepie was racist because he used the decontextualized term that permeated him through his online gaming life, breh.

I was comparing the reactions. If you think the reaction to what PDP said, given the context, is normal, idk what to say. Oh, I guess one can't police feelings so we'll just take everything at face value, lol.

Keep caping for racists breh. This is not an isolated incident. You are a weird one.

[fistfulofmetal]

I was comparing the reactions. If you think the reaction to what PDP said, given the context, is normal, idk what to say. Oh, I guess one can't police feelings so we'll just take everything at face value, lol.

What context? An adult who's job is to stream video games to millions of people including children all over the world? Yes, someone like that throwing a racist term out there casually like it's whatever deserves this kind of reaction. Racism is not equivalent to nudity. Comparing the reaction is inherently comparing the action.

[daemon]

Compare a nip slip to racism brehs

Saying that Pewdiepie was racist because he used the decontextualized term that permeated him through his online gaming life, breh.

I was comparing the reactions. If you think the reaction to what PDP said, given the context, is normal, idk what to say. Oh, I guess one can't police feelings so we'll just take everything at face value, lol.

Keep caping for racists breh. This is not an isolated incident. You are a weird one.

isolated for PDP or for the use of the word? I didn't quite make it out from your posts. I've seen enough legitimate racist uses of the word and I'm not gonna take out any weight. Because, you know, they're directed towards a black person. And that is stepping low. I don't quite agree the word holds the power people say it does, but it's wrong to say it.

What context? An adult who's job is to stream video games to millions of people including children all over the world? Yes, someone like that throwing a racist term out there casually like it's whatever deserves this kind of reaction. Racism is not equivalent to nudity. Comparing the reaction is inherently comparing the action.

Context as in directed to a black person? Are we moving the goalposts? First it wasn't okay to use "nicca/er" to a black person if you're not black, now it's simply the use of the word without any recipient.

[fistfulofmetal]

Two scenarios:

PDP is a racist and saying stuff like this is whatever because he's a racist.

PDP is an ignorant child who has no context for the hateful things that word is tied to and in addition doesn't realize the kind of influence he has over the millions that watch his content.

Both are inexcusable.

[agrajag]

His behavior of being a racist asshole is not an isolated incident. You know the saying, if it quacks like a duck..

Most people have only so much benefit to give, but you have endless amounts for Pewdiepie it seems.

[seagrams hotsauce]

Day 3 of arguing semantics over a word white people know better than to take offline 

Why is it every time a discussion about the word comes up there's always a few people that hint they'd be violent in real life towards white people for talking about it. You wouldn't do anything. Cease with the RL threats.

Lol no one is doing that pussbabby. Pipe down mayonnaise boy

[daemon]

Two scenarios:

PDP is a racist and saying stuff like this is whatever because he's a racist.

PDP is an ignorant child who has no context for the hateful things that word is tied to and in addition doesn't realize the kind of influence he has over the millions that watch his content.

Both are inexcusable.

third option: PDP lives essentially in an internet form and gets exposed to the term on a daily basis to the point it permeated and created an involuntary response when trying to use a slur to complain about what the enemy player did.

His behavior of being a racist asshole is not an isolated incident. You know the saying, if it quacks like a duck..

Most people have only so much benefit to give, but you have endless amounts for Pewdiepie it seems.

I don't quite agree because the dictionary doesn't agree with you either. Prove to me he's racist, and not just "not sensible enough" on racial issues.

Funnily enough, I kinda like pewdiepie since he stopped the whole jumpscare shit and became a memer. My issue is not about defending him, I simply project that mistake as something that could happen to me, which is what you call empathy.

"but daemon, won't you think about the imaginary n-word that he mentioned on the stream? It's totes worth trying to destroy him, that'll show him".

[agrajag]

Two scenarios:

PDP is a racist and saying stuff like this is whatever because he's a racist.

PDP is an ignorant child who has no context for the hateful things that word is tied to and in addition doesn't realize the kind of influence he has over the millions that watch his content.

Both are inexcusable.

third option: PDP lives essentially in an internet form and gets exposed to the term on a daily basis to the point it permeated and created an involuntary response when trying to use a slur to complain about what the enemy player did.

let's throw him a pity party

His behavior of being a racist asshole is not an isolated incident. You know the saying, if it quacks like a duck..

Most people have only so much benefit to give, but you have endless amounts for Pewdiepie it seems.

I don't quite agree because the dictionary doesn't agree with you either. Prove to me he's racist, and not just "not sensible enough" on racial issues.

I don't have to prove shit to you breh

[fistfulofmetal]

Two scenarios:

PDP is a racist and saying stuff like this is whatever because he's a racist.

PDP is an ignorant child who has no context for the hateful things that word is tied to and in addition doesn't realize the kind of influence he has over the millions that watch his content.

Both are inexcusable.

third option: PDP lives essentially in an internet form and gets exposed to the term on a daily basis to the point it permeated and created an involuntary response when trying to use a slur to complain about what the enemy player did.

This is option 2. There is no excuse for it. Literally none. In no context should a person say what he said in the way he said it. Zero. "Other people do it" is not an excuse.

[agrajag]

"Guys, I just want you to have empathy for me in case I slip up and call someone a fucking distinguished black fellow in anger" 

[seagrams hotsauce]

Oh well that makes it totally fine then. Only SJWs and puritans could possibly get upset in that context


I'd say there's a lotta folks showing their ass in this thread, but I'm not surprised given the personalities here who are jumping through hoops trying to act like a white dude angrily calling someone a distinguished black fellow is okay

[daemon]

Two scenarios:

PDP is a racist and saying stuff like this is whatever because he's a racist.

PDP is an ignorant child who has no context for the hateful things that word is tied to and in addition doesn't realize the kind of influence he has over the millions that watch his content.

Both are inexcusable.

third option: PDP lives essentially in an internet form and gets exposed to the term on a daily basis to the point it permeated and created an involuntary response when trying to use a slur to complain about what the enemy player did.

This is option 2. There is no excuse for it. Literally none. In no context should a person say what he said in the way he said it. Zero. "Other people do it" is not an excuse.

Good luck, I hope you get the same treatment in life you talk about right here and that a misspeak gets a bandwagon of people wanting to ruin your life for the sake of their pathetic lives getting some excitement. Btw, that wasn't what I said at all. Have you ever started saying a term or a form of speech a friend of you said? yes? that's what contagion is. In some instances you can't prevent it before it goes out of your mouth. But I forgot this is a forum for gifted people who never make any mistake, not even on a limbic level. I'll see myself out.

I mean, I get it, you guys are trying to say the right things, but you forgot the margin of error in which humans operate too. I just hope you never get the kind of binary treatment you'd be willing to concede to others.

Oh well that makes it totally fine then. Only Social Studies Warriors and puritans could possibly get upset in that context


I'd say there's a lotta folks showing their ass in this thread, but I'm not surprised given the personalities here who are jumping through hoops trying to act like a white dude angrily calling someone a distinguished black fellow is okay

I didn't say that either. You can be upset about the use of the term, it's perfectly reasonable. I'm specifically talking about those guys where the upset becomes a toxic vicious matter of negativity. Should I illustrate the point with what we have all already read about it? I'm simply giving an explanation of why it could happen without any kind of ill intent from PDP himself, or any belief that the word is okay. You all can still think whatever the fuck you want about him, i'm not here as his PR spokesperson.

[agrajag]

You all can still think whatever the fuck you want about him, i'm not here as his PR spokesperson.

You sure about that? Your devotion to Pewdiepie will give Jack's devotion to the YAS QUEEN a run for his money.

[seagrams hotsauce]

Two scenarios:

PDP is a racist and saying stuff like this is whatever because he's a racist.

PDP is an ignorant child who has no context for the hateful things that word is tied to and in addition doesn't realize the kind of influence he has over the millions that watch his content.

Both are inexcusable.

third option: PDP lives essentially in an internet form and gets exposed to the term on a daily basis to the point it permeated and created an involuntary response when trying to use a slur to complain about what the enemy player did.

This is option 2. There is no excuse for it. Literally none. In no context should a person say what he said in the way he said it. Zero. "Other people do it" is not an excuse.

Good luck, I hope you get the same treatment in life you talk about right here and that a misspeak gets a bandwagon of people wanting to ruin your life for the sake of their pathetic lives getting some excitement. Btw, that wasn't what I said at all. Have you ever started saying a term or a form of speech a friend of you said? yes? that's what contagion is. In some instances you can't prevent it before it goes out of your mouth. But I forgot this is a forum for gifted people who never make any mistake, not even on a limbic level. I'll see myself out.

I mean, I get it, you guys are trying to say the right things, but you forgot the margin of error in which humans operate too.

Hey stupid, if your idea of a 'misspeak' is calling someone a distinguished black fellow in front of a million people, you shouldn't be shocked when people get upset, especially when you mainly appeal to children. No, I've never hung around someone who says 'distinguished black fellow' enough for it to catch on in my vocabulary, because I don't fucking hang out with people who casually drop racial slurs all the time.

And yes, I don't ever make the "mistake" of blurting out 'distinguished black fellow' when I get shot in a fucking videogame. It's a really easy mistake not to make.

Acting like the people objecting to this are some kind of holy-than-thou moral police speaks way more about you than it does about them.

[daemon]

You all can still think whatever the fuck you want about him, i'm not here as his PR spokesperson.

You sure about that? Your devotion to Pewdiepie will give Jack's devotion to the YAS QUEEN a run for his money.

i'm simply expanding on a very simple concept, which is your brain sometimes fucking up. And people eager enough to unroll the scroll and make all kinds of statements about him, ranging from worse insults than the word itself to real scary stuff. But it's okay, he's a celebrity, it's not happenning to a real person.

Two scenarios:

PDP is a racist and saying stuff like this is whatever because he's a racist.

PDP is an ignorant child who has no context for the hateful things that word is tied to and in addition doesn't realize the kind of influence he has over the millions that watch his content.

Both are inexcusable.

third option: PDP lives essentially in an internet form and gets exposed to the term on a daily basis to the point it permeated and created an involuntary response when trying to use a slur to complain about what the enemy player did.

This is option 2. There is no excuse for it. Literally none. In no context should a person say what he said in the way he said it. Zero. "Other people do it" is not an excuse.

Good luck, I hope you get the same treatment in life you talk about right here and that a misspeak gets a bandwagon of people wanting to ruin your life for the sake of their pathetic lives getting some excitement. Btw, that wasn't what I said at all. Have you ever started saying a term or a form of speech a friend of you said? yes? that's what contagion is. In some instances you can't prevent it before it goes out of your mouth. But I forgot this is a forum for gifted people who never make any mistake, not even on a limbic level. I'll see myself out.

I mean, I get it, you guys are trying to say the right things, but you forgot the margin of error in which humans operate too.

Hey stupid, if your idea of a 'misspeak' is calling someone a distinguished black fellow in front of a million people, you shouldn't be shocked when people get upset, especially when you mainly appeal to children. No, I've never hung around someone who says 'distinguished black fellow' enough for it to catch on in my vocabulary, because I don't fucking hang out with people who casually drop racial slurs all the time.

And yes, I don't ever make the "mistake" of blurting out 'distinguished black fellow' when I get shot in a fucking videogame. It's a really easy mistake not to make.

Acting like the people objecting to this are some kind of holy-than-thou moral police speaks way more about you than it does about them.

I'm sorry but it seems we're in alternate dimensions where you havent read the real dark stuff, nevermind from twitter, but from GAF itself. There have been some loony posts that are completely and entirely disproportionate.

It's not "my idea":

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

such conditions exist.

I'm a guy that often involuntary curses, which makes it embarassing in front of children. Every once in a while i'll let the occasional "what a fucking taco" when someone does something really cheap happen ingame. Well, rather than let, it will come out by itself. It's not good, but you read and hear it so much that it can be contagious. Sorry, I guess i'm not deserving of empathy as the use of that term obviously means i'm a big homophobe.

[El Babua]

Stop virtue signalling breh

[agrajag]

I don't know what to tell you man. If distinguished black fellow is your go to curse when you lose your cool or get drunk or whatever, maybe, just MAYBE there's something wrong with you, not the people that criticize you for it.

[daemon]

I don't know what to tell you man. If distinguished black fellow is your go to curse when you lose your cool or get drunk or whatever, maybe, just MAYBE there's something wrong with you, not the people that criticize you for it.

i will say it again, it's not something I say, but I can relate from other stuff i'd love not to say. And let's imagine I accept there's something wrong with me. so what? Are you going to stigmatize me for involuntary saying things I don't really want any credit in saying? btw I don't drink at all. Don't see the fun in it. That still doesn't help my impulsive swearing. it normally only happens when under pressure though.

[agrajag]

Breh, you're reaching. "Involuntary?"  FOH with the lame excuses

[daemon]

Breh, you're reaching. "Involuntary?" 

I just gave you a link explaining a very similar symptom through neurological studies but i'm reaching.

okay.

[nudemacusers]

We seem due for a ranking of anime

[daemon]

We seem due for a ranking of anime

bobby roberts.

[El Babua]

Anime I watched when I was 12-15 > Anime I watched since

[agrajag]

You're making a diagnosis for Pewdiepie over the internet? Alright, we're done here. 

[Jenkem]

Farscape is a fun show.

[Jansen]

is lepering not a thing on thebore anymore? Creepy Stalker died for far less

[El Babua]

Gotta pay demi $20 and/or send a dick pic

[agrajag]

OK, serious question though.

I'm pretty ignorant about Star Trek. In recent years, I found out that Klingons are a hostile species. But I remember that there was a good Klingon that was on one of the Federation ships on one of the TV shows. What gives?

[daemon]

You're making a diagnosis for Pewdiepie over the internet? Alright, we're done here. 

Reading comprehension levels reaching zero. we've been done for a long time already since you want to take a slice and claim I said stuff I didn't say. I just told you that compulsive swearing is a thing, and sometimes you say stuff you really wouldn't say in any other situation, which shouldn't define the character. You mention that there are other cases of his racism. Okay. I can live with that. It's just that this case, despite not being the word I use, reminds me of what happens to me, where I compulsively use slurs i'd rather not use,, because I don't feel any association or take no joy in using those words which clearly are pejorative.

[agrajag]

Well, I hope if that's the case it doesn't take you two days to come up with an explanation of why you're going around calling people a distinguished black fellow.

[daemon]

Well, I hope if that's the case it doesn't take you two days to come up with an explanation of why you're going around calling people a distinguished black fellow.

yeah, that was bad. He has no defense for that. it should've been an apology within the stream time. I am instantly apologetic if I let out a swear (doesnt even need to be a pejorative one for me to do so). I'm trying to break out of it, but it's hard when under pressure.

[benjipwns]

^

To add to Raist's posts when I grew up in Soviet Russia the common name for black people there was "negr" which is a loan word, probably derived from Spanish or French or another Romance language. It wasn't a pejorative, as far as I know, I am not sure if it's as common now than it was then, as American culture is more prevalent there in the post-Soviet times. Only when my mom went to visit her relatives to US in the early 90's they explained to her not to use that word here and that it's a pejorative. When I eventually moved to U.S. with my family I understood (the best I could) the word's history and impact on people.

[TVC15]

Funnily enough, I kinda like pewdiepie since he stopped the whole jumpscare shit and became a memer.

This sentence represents about a solid 70% of reasons why we need an extinction-level nuclear holocaust ASAP.

[daemon]

Funnily enough, I kinda like pewdiepie since he stopped the whole jumpscare shit and became a memer.

This sentence represents about a solid 70% of reasons why we need an extinction-level nuclear holocaust ASAP.

[TVC15]

[benjipwns]

Is Maher donezo?

Maher's on premium cable, he's there because he was already fired for what he said on broadcast.

In the context, he's joking about himself, yet he still had to do multiple apologies and bring on the air a bunch of people for another apology and struggle session:

The sentiment, “a teaching lesson” was heard throughout this week’s episode of Real Time With Bill Maher as the comedian faced guests Dr. Michael Eric Dyson and notably, Ice Cube after he dropped a tasteless joke using the n-word in a previous episode.

READ Like Many Of Us, Kevin Hart Couldn’t Find The Funny In Bill Maher’s “N***er” Joke

On Friday (Jun 9), Maher welcomed the guests and offered another apology for using the racial slur. “For black folks, that word, I don’t care who you are, has caused pain,” Maher said. “It doesn’t matter that it wasn’t said in malice, if it brought back pain to people, and that’s why I apologized freely and I reiterate it tonight. That’s sincere. I’m not that big of an a**hole.” During his interview with Nebraska senator Ben Sasse the week prior, the veteran comedian and political commentator referred to himself as a “house n****r.” Maher was met with high criticism with some calling for the cancellation of his show.

First up was professor Dyson, who is also a good friend of Maher’s. The two explored the levels to which Maher’s joke offended people of color. Professor Dyson also asked Maher to check his “unconscious white privilege.” Maher reminded his pal that he didn’t mean no malice for the joke, but made it point to push the topic as a “comedian” issue rather than a “race” issue.

Cube then went straight to the topic and called out Maher’s hypocrisy and alleged “pass” he might beleives exists because of his ties to black community as well as his dating life. “I accept your apology, but I still think we need to get to the root of the psyche, because I think there are a lot of guys out there who cross the line because they a little too familiar… or is guys who had a black girlfriend or two that made them some Kool-Aid now and then think they can cross the line, and they can’t.”

Yeah but in reality it's like that fucking meltdown that happened because Janet Jackson breast appeared on live TV. Yes, it was a fucking mess and wrong, but only severe puritans (that later watch them pornos in their PC) took it as a HUGE issue.

Including the federal government and a giant media conglomerate. The FCC kept the case in court for eight years to fine Viacom half a million dollars. Viacom had to pay AOL $8 million back for their halftime sponsorship, another $4 million to settle indecency complaints and banned Janet Jackson from anything they owned for a period including the Grammy's that year. The NFL similarly cut off a bunch of further contracts with Viacom regarding future half-time shows and it was the last straw which led them to force ESPN to cancel Playmakers finally.

And Congress responded by passing a law increasing the FCC's fine cap from $27,500 a day to $325,000.

[nudemacusers]

Anime I watched when I was 12-15 > Anime I watched since

Manime

[TVC15]

Controversial opinion for here:

Dana Scully > Oxballs Tailpipe Asslock

[benjipwns]

Controversial opinion for here:

Dana Scully > Oxballs Tailpipe Asslock

Just like the Golden Girls turned an entire generation of boys into homosexuals, Scully turned an entire generation of girls into scientists:
https://www.pastemagazine.com/articles/2017/02/examining-the-scully-effect-in-todays-generation.html
https://www.bustle.com/articles/136922-why-the-x-files-dana-scully-still-stands-out-as-one-of-tvs-greatest-feminist-role-models

[Broseidon]

daemon youre a worse-than-shit-tier poster and you should stop posting everywhere forever TIA

[Jenkem]

who would you rather bone: daemon or etoliate