If someone is claiming that the victims are lying, they're not to be trusted. End of story.
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Quote from: shosta on August 31, 2020, 08:37:19 PMQuote from: Madrun Badrun on August 31, 2020, 08:30:01 PMThat's cause you a soyboy. I'm 100% sure I could beat your ass you fucking Canadian freakTough talk for a soyboy. I've been watching One Punch Man for the last 3 hours so I doubt it.
Quote from: Madrun Badrun on August 31, 2020, 08:30:01 PMThat's cause you a soyboy. I'm 100% sure I could beat your ass you fucking Canadian freak
That's cause you a soyboy.
The alpaca thing is confusing tho....of all the animals to raise on a farm. Not chickens/cows/pigs? Fucking alpacas? You gonna eat fleece for dinner?
What is Matt implying people should rethink (but won't)? That Markey isn't a worthwhile progressive candidate because people with college degrees vote for them in higher percentages vs. those without a degree? Really hate this entire argument and the constant use of the term "PMC". Reductive and boring.
Quote from: naff on September 01, 2020, 12:47:08 AMWhat is Matt implying people should rethink (but won't)? That Markey isn't a worthwhile progressive candidate because people with college degrees vote for them in higher percentages vs. those without a degree? Really hate this entire argument and the constant use of the term "PMC". Reductive and boring.That if you invited the PMC into a coalition their class interests would pull it to the right (and thus the left should only pursue a working-class coalition). Their support of Markey runs counter to that.The PMC Twitter discourse was mostly primary fever, and people scouring the crosstabs of polls to show that Bernie represented more than just a candidacy. Or for some anti-idpol people a roundabout way to justify saying slurs.
Quote from: Mandark on September 01, 2020, 09:42:45 AMQuote from: naff on September 01, 2020, 12:47:08 AMWhat is Matt implying people should rethink (but won't)? That Markey isn't a worthwhile progressive candidate because people with college degrees vote for them in higher percentages vs. those without a degree? Really hate this entire argument and the constant use of the term "PMC". Reductive and boring.That if you invited the PMC into a coalition their class interests would pull it to the right (and thus the left should only pursue a working-class coalition). Their support of Markey runs counter to that.The PMC Twitter discourse was mostly primary fever, and people scouring the crosstabs of polls to show that Bernie represented more than just a candidacy. Or for some anti-idpol people a roundabout way to justify saying slurs.So is the class composition of a supporter base not worth discussing or what
Right, I agree tbh. That said I disagree with the definition of the so-called pmc here, and I definitely don't think the polls Matt's referencing are a good indication that the working class supports Kennedy in a more meaningful way than Markey but hey, I'm just a dude without a degree.
https://twitter.com/LemieuxLGM/status/1300980319936364549
The king has left his bunker https://mobile.twitter.com/ClipsDave/status/1301186582502805504
https://twitter.com/adamcarolla/status/1293773434753753088
.I will never understand you guys for hate-watching this stuff.
Quote from: Oblivion on September 02, 2020, 06:57:27 PMhttps://twitter.com/adamcarolla/status/1293773434753753088kinda makes you think
https://twitter.com/Timcast/status/1300438752892944385
It’s never a good sign when you’re watching a scene of street terror in yet another gut-churning YouTube video and you find yourself thinking: ‘Hang on a minute, that’s around the corner from my apartment!’ But there’s a now infamous video from last week where a mob of enraged millennials with their fists pumped in the air surrounded a lone young woman sitting outside a Washington restaurant where I often eat. Like a scene from the Cultural Revolution, the crowd demanded she shout certain slogans and raise her clenched fist in solidarity — or be damned as a racist. Most of her fellow diners took the path of least resistance. She wouldn’t. The chants grew louder: ‘White silence is violence!’ They started screaming in her face. She wouldn’t cave. Wokeness, in case you hadn’t noticed, has entered a more intense phase. Not so long ago, you were canceled for something you did or said or wrote. Now you’re canceled just for saying absolutely nothing at all.I had a much milder experience of this during the past week when the New York Times decided to run a profile of me. The hook was that I was forced to leave New York magazine last month because, according to the NYT, I had not publicly recanted editing an issue of the New Republic published…in 1994. The issue was a symposium on The Bell Curve, a book by Charles Murray and Richard Herrnstein that explored the connection between IQ, class, social mobility and race. My crime was to arrange a symposium around an extract, with 13 often stinging critiques published alongside it. The fact I had not recanted that decision did not, mind you, prevent TIME, the Atlantic, Newsweek, the NYT and New York magazine from publishing me in the following years. But suddenly, a decision I made a quarter of a century ago required my being canceled. The NYT reporter generously gave me a chance to apologize and recant, and when I replied that I thought the role of genetics in intelligence among different human populations was still an open question, he had his headline: ‘I won’t stop reading Andrew Sullivan, but I can’t defend him.’ In other words, the media reporter in America’s paper of record said he could not defend a writer because I refused to say something I don’t believe. He said this while arguing that I was ‘one of the most influential journalists of the last three decades’. To be fair to him, he would have had no future at the NYT if he had not called me an indefensible racist. His silence on that would have been as unacceptable to his woke bosses as my refusal to recant. But this is where we now are. A reporter is in fear of being canceled if he doesn’t cancel someone else. This is America returning to its roots. As in Salem.
More like tim fool, amirite?
O wow this looks great. Putting it in this thread cause its got half of bread tube doing furry erotica narrations it seems.
A incoming student to our group mentioned how much he likes Jordan Peterson in his introduction talk
Big event later this month!https://mobile.twitter.com/yaf/status/1301628286519447553
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So I was only paying half attention because the introductions were pretty terrible (these are masters and phd students), but I think what happened is he showed his desktop background by accident and then mentioned how it was JP related and how much JP inspires him. He also talked about how much he likes Jürgen Schmidhuber, who is a well known self-righteous raging asshole in our field.
Jürgen Schmidhuber is a computer scientist who works in the field of artificial intelligence.
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you know, it's been a month since the news that jorpy got the 'rona.i think he ded, y'all. and for real this time.
Garrisson cartoonpolitical commentaryTwitter embedhttps://twitter.com/GrrrGraphics/status/1302064689828880385Link aboveThis is a bore post
why is biden riding the bus, but trump IS the bus? who's biden's bus supposed to be?
