James Caruthers. I accuse you of treason.James Caruthers wrote:Fuck, didn't proofread well enough.
Jesper you cunt, you better not say anything. My butt would be devastated by your cutting remarks.
What say Ye? :ninja:
James Caruthers. I accuse you of treason.James Caruthers wrote:Fuck, didn't proofread well enough.
Jesper you cunt, you better not say anything. My butt would be devastated by your cutting remarks.
My question about banning people who falsely accuse the Pit of doxxing was actually about Damion but someone else thought it was about him.Tribble wrote:Ever notice how much trolls always think it's about them? The level of unaware narcissism is amazing.
Yeah, now that you mention it, having the conference headed by a person who 'just knows how these people act and totes can do nothing to stop them <wink> <wink> <nudge> <nudge>' when presented with a woman who doesn't walk in lock step unison with her crowd to the degree that they will start calling people's employers, universities, significant others & family is kind of a fatal flaw.ERV wrote:'Awesome.'Skep tickle wrote: Kickstarter page:
Zvan narrates the video; full transcript is posted below it.
Conference will be held Aug 21-23, UMN West Bank (if it gets funded).
Basic goal $13K, first stretch goal $16K, 2nd stretch goal $21K. TT of G2R could learn something from them about planning for costs ;)
There's an hour session on it in FTBCon 3, will help preach it to the choir & get donations.
:bjarte:
A padded room for lunatics?decius wrote:How about a retard channel? Basically a thread where the vapid attention-seekers can be funnelled to post their content-free crap, without disrupting the adults.
My far less qualified understanding is that the false accusations would at best be a civil lawsuit, and not a criminal offense in US law. As in no officer in the US would arrest anyone for his accusations unless of course he reported those accusations to law enforcement, and it mattered for an investigation (I also don't think cops are going to arrest you for telling a cop you caught a fish this big).Snapfingers wrote:If I were to be technical (i'm a lawyer) his false accusations are criminal that would be bannable. But I'm not going down that road. My suggestion of of putting on a cooling period was for his own sake. Advocating violence and spouting extremist hate get folks in trouble. Give him time to lay down the pipe and gather his thoughts for a week or two.
I doubt most of them think about what could be done with that personal info. That they could be the next target. They never seem to realize it can happen to them, that suddenly they might be outgroup. At least not the rank-and-file. I think Benson realizes it now, and she may well feel trapped. Or not, but I'm sure she realizes she is walking the knife's edge.deLurch wrote:Yeah, now that you mention it, having the conference headed by a person who 'just knows how these people act and totes can do nothing to stop them <wink> <wink> <nudge> <nudge>' when presented with a woman who doesn't walk in lock step unison with her crowd to the degree that they will start calling people's employers, universities, significant others & family is kind of a fatal flaw.ERV wrote:'Awesome.'Skep tickle wrote: Kickstarter page:
Zvan narrates the video; full transcript is posted below it.
Conference will be held Aug 21-23, UMN West Bank (if it gets funded).
Basic goal $13K, first stretch goal $16K, 2nd stretch goal $21K. TT of G2R could learn something from them about planning for costs ;)
There's an hour session on it in FTBCon 3, will help preach it to the choir & get donations.
:bjarte:
So is this a safe conference for women?
Probably best not to hand her any of your personal information.
Of course, the hilarious thing is that she helped sharpen the knife that's now likely to gash her... erm... cunt?CaptainFluffyBunny wrote: I doubt most of them think about what could be done with that personal info. That they could be the next target. They never seem to realize it can happen to them, that suddenly they might be outgroup. At least not the rank-and-file. I think Benson realizes it now, and she may well feel trapped. Or not, but I'm sure she realizes she is walking the knife's edge.
Have at thee, varlet!Jesper wrote:James Caruthers. I accuse you of treason.James Caruthers wrote:Fuck, didn't proofread well enough.
Jesper you cunt, you better not say anything. My butt would be devastated by your cutting remarks.
What say Ye? :ninja:
http://i3.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/new ... retard.gifJesper wrote:PZ is mine, assholes.
He's so anxious to do his stupid "gotcha game", I doubt he realizes how fundamentally stupid he looks to everybody involved. His obsession with trying to prove the pit doxxes seems to have lead him to a huge confirmation bias and a cringe-worthy lack of self-awareness. Or maybe he's just a huge cunt. Or both.Dick Strawkins wrote:Speaking of the other troll, Damion, Gurdur is callong him out now on twitter over his stupid attempt to catch franc out for 'doxxing' aratina
JacquesCuze wrote:
http://i.imgur.com/KGgntXe.png
We'd better get back, 'cause it'll be dark soon, and they mostly come at night... mostly.
'Trolling' in and of itself is not an offense. The one hurdle for an accusation of trolling is telling the difference between someone who is genuinely stupid, obstinate, obtuse or an asshole from someone is actively attempting to so discord or cause strife for no other reason than kicks. As we have seen, far too many people erroneously call troll when the other person simply just disagrees strongly on issues they feel strongly about. He of course admitted that he is trolling here, so the hurdle has clearly been met.MacGruberKnows wrote:What are the rules for banning around here? I'm pretty liberal about not banning, but the person in question has to be engaged with the community in some meaningful way. Jesper is a troll. He wants a shit fight. Why are you people giving him one?
It depends. Do you consider 9/11 conspiracy level of discourse higher than what is discussed on the Pit?James Caruthers wrote:I'd laugh a lot more if the kid would channel /pol/ more frequently.Southern wrote:The cross between Nec_V20 and Walter Ego you were all asking for, people. Concocted from the depths of /pol/ just to try and waste your time. Enjoy!
Also, right now /pol/'s level of discourse is several orders of magnitude higher than the Pit. Confirm for yourself if you don't believe me.
... Fullchan pol of course. Not Cuckchan.
The conspiracy mongering is one of the things that's struck me thus far (started reading 8chan recently, trying to get my head around things there in case KiA gets banned and I need to switch GamerGate hubs). Though "conspiracy mongering" is putting too strongly. There's just a strong culture of paranoia from what I've seen, a willingness to take seriously ideas I can't help but find outlandish.Southern wrote:It depends. Do you consider 9/11 conspiracy level of discourse higher than what is discussed on the Pit?James Caruthers wrote: I'd laugh a lot more if the kid would channel /pol/ more frequently.
Also, right now /pol/'s level of discourse is several orders of magnitude higher than the Pit. Confirm for yourself if you don't believe me.
... Fullchan pol of course. Not Cuckchan.
You mean they gave her the Melody Hensley treatment.Southern wrote:They threw Shanley in the same hole that the Stop Colbert douche went (shit, I already forgot her name; you know, Clarence's darling). Too stupid and crazy even for the SJW to handle.
Don't do it Southern. You actually contribute to the discourse here. Just ignore the troll.Southern wrote:Serious question: what's the legal difference between murder and "induced suicide" (as in, someone forces you to shoot yourself in the head)?
This conference isn't just for women. The blurb says it is for women and genderqueer. The assumption must therefore be there will be a number of penis-attached attendees. Can't wait to see the toilet signs.deLurch wrote:Yeah, now that you mention it, having the conference headed by a person who 'just knows how these people act and totes can do nothing to stop them <wink> <wink> <nudge> <nudge>' when presented with a woman who doesn't walk in lock step unison with her crowd to the degree that they will start calling people's employers, universities, significant others & family is kind of a fatal flaw.ERV wrote:'Awesome.'Skep tickle wrote: Kickstarter page:
Zvan narrates the video; full transcript is posted below it.
Conference will be held Aug 21-23, UMN West Bank (if it gets funded).
Basic goal $13K, first stretch goal $16K, 2nd stretch goal $21K. TT of G2R could learn something from them about planning for costs ;)
There's an hour session on it in FTBCon 3, will help preach it to the choir & get donations.
:bjarte:
So is this a safe conference for women?
Probably best not to hand her any of your personal information.
It's the small things in life help encourage one to stick to your diet.Tony Parsehole wrote:A gift for our resident BBW fan, James Caruthers.
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/B7zhVhBCYAA3-Dd.jpg
"I'm actually a mermaid"
I dislike this metaphor and I've heard it used here a couple of times. I dislike it because I've read it a zillion times at #FTBullies and other SJW hangouts. I get what everyone is saying, but mostly what I hear from my own personal experiences with this metaphor is "everything that guys says is absolutely wrong, and our fantabulously bright warriors will put an end to him." I typically find the people who say this sort of crap to be totally full of shit. In general.SoylentAtheist wrote:Especially with a new chew toy in play.
Southern wrote:JacquesCuze wrote:
http://i.imgur.com/KGgntXe.png
We'd better get back, 'cause it'll be dark soon, and they mostly come at night... mostly.
> be adria richards
> be a female faggot
> have a pretty lame career
> one day, decide to ruin everything because of a dongle joke
> decide to double it down instead of apologizing for being such a prick
> ride the popularity while getting easy shekels from stupid SJW
> one day /b/ notices you
> get pwn3d
> complain about it on twitter
> mfw dumb autists from /b/ are a major problem
That's all I'm saying.Southern wrote: Good shitposting is fun to read.
I don't think that's the whole case (but certainly it's part of it).jet_lagg wrote:This idea has probably been floated before, but is the SJW phenomenon a result of the internet allowing people with conditions like BPD the option to congregate instead of integrating with normal society? I personally know a few people as crazy as Shanely, but I've never seen them go into business together.
Oh my, big lulz. The author, Amelia Greenhall, was the original founder of Model View Culture; she asked Shanley to join her as a co-founder. Fast forward a few months, and Amelia quit MVC because Shanley was abusing her (... yelling, excuses that the yelling was just because she needed me so much, her demands that I isolate myself from my friends...). Then, Shanley proceeded to erase Amelia from MVC's history, as if she had never existed let alone been the founder.JacquesCuze wrote:Some more lulz as the truth about shanley comes out.
http://blog.ameliagreenhall.com/post/wh ... anley-kane
http://i.imgur.com/pJyBXw2.png
At least half of them are trolling.jet_lagg wrote:
The conspiracy mongering is one of the things that's struck me thus far (started reading 8chan recently, trying to get my head around things there in case KiA gets banned and I need to switch GamerGate hubs). Though "conspiracy mongering" is putting too strongly. There's just a strong culture of paranoia from what I've seen, a willingness to take seriously ideas I can't help but find outlandish.
I will agree that 'chew toy' is not exactly a great metaphore. Simply 'toy' perhaps? Something, bright shinny, new and really noisy like a kid's toy. Can't resist playing with it for a while until you realize it isn't that much fun, it only has one trick.JacquesCuze wrote:I dislike this metaphor and I've heard it used here a couple of times. I dislike it because I've read it a zillion times at #FTBullies and other SJW hangouts. I get what everyone is saying, but mostly what I hear from my own personal experiences with this metaphor is "everything that guys says is absolutely wrong, and our fantabulously bright warriors will put an end to him." I typically find the people who say this sort of crap to be totally full of shit. In general.SoylentAtheist wrote:Especially with a new chew toy in play.
I don't have a better metaphor. Just be careful you're not fooling yourself.
I don't know what Jesper's problem is, but he is annoying, and he is the one and only person I ignore at this place.
Much as she erased the existence of the alleged rapist in her midst. A pattern of behavior emerges...dogen wrote: Then, Shanley proceeded to erase Amelia from MVC's history, as if she had never existed let alone been the founder.
Shanley really is a despicable turd.
I'm inclined to agree with you, mostly. I didn't understand a fucking word of what was just quoted, for example, beyond recognizing the idiosyncratic formatting. Part of me can never shake the suspicion that trolls are never truly trolling, though. Like Nelly line:James Caruthers wrote:
>being on pol
>not trolling
>thinking troll posts on pol are legit
>2015
Jew goy?JacquesCuze wrote:I dislike this metaphor and I've heard it used here a couple of times. I dislike it because I've read it a zillion times at #FTBullies and other SJW hangouts. I get what everyone is saying, but mostly what I hear from my own personal experiences with this metaphor is "everything that guys says is absolutely wrong, and our fantabulously bright warriors will put an end to him." I typically find the people who say this sort of crap to be totally full of shit. In general.SoylentAtheist wrote:Especially with a new chew toy in play.
I don't have a better metaphor. Just be careful you're not fooling yourself.
I don't know what Jesper's problem is, but he is annoying, and he is the one and only person I ignore at this place.
Once more, Doug Stanhope offers wisdom...James Caruthers wrote:... And I agreed with the Hobby Lobby decision. I think it's unreasonable to expect your employer to cover all costs associated with living. That's what a paycheck is for. Valenti wants to make tampons paid for by the government/your employer as well. This is a strategy which essentially amounts to "give me free stuff because Patriarchy."Guestus Aurelius wrote:Holt v. Hobbs, anyone?
As much as I think Alito and Scalia are religious nutters, it's clear that many liberals (including some ’pitters) were completely off-base when they insisted that the Court's conservative justices only ruled in favor of Hobby Lobby because the company's owners are Christians.
I said it at the time, and I'll say it again: the effect of the Hobby Lobby decision sucks, but it was the right decision legally, since the US government was already granting exemptions to religiously affiliated entities and providing coverage directly as an alternative (i.e., a "less restrictive means").
The problem is RFRA and the incompetent senators who passed it while apparently ignorant of the rather important stipulation in 1 U.S. Code § 1 that, in the context of Acts of Congress, "the words 'person' and 'whoever' include corporations, companies, associations, firms, partnerships, societies, and joint stock companies, as well as individuals."
How about we just have no religious exemptions, period?
Ginsburg's concurring opinion today is reasonable, but unfortunately it's only a political statement that has no legal basis whatsoever:
Unlike the exemption this Court approved in Burwell v. Hobby Lobby Stores, Inc., 573 U. S. ___ (2014), accommodating petitioner’s religious belief in this case would not detrimentally affect others who do not share petitioner’s belief. ... On that understanding, I join the Court’s opinion.
On the MRA side, I rarely/never hear an argument that condoms should be paid for by the government/the employer. A more cynical man might suggest something about men vs women when it comes to feeling entitled to shit that doesn't belong to you.
Incidentally, Hobby Lobby IIRC was willing to provide something like 16 types of birth control, but because it wasn't willing to provide absolutely everything for free, feminists and SJWs got pissed off. What kind of prick acts like that?
Incidentally, my place of employment provides zero free birth control to me. I have to buy it with my money that I earn. I'M SO OPPRESS
Doug Stanhope wrote:Do I get benefits? Yeah, I get benefits. Sometimes after a show a chick will blow me for no reason. Then I take the money I saved and pay for my own dental insurance.
So any thoughts on the case?Snapfingers wrote:Yes, as I told you, my interest in the Radford case was what brought me here to begin with. I lurked for a few weeks and then posted a few questions. i haven't been very active [looks at postcount, then at yours.]
I read a post on this tragic case at WEIT. One of the med school classes is currently studying a unit on hematology, and I'm very tempted to contact the course directors about using this example as a discussion case study ... not so much for the ALL information, but more for the medical ethics/disastrous "cultural sensitivity" aspects. I'm noticing an insidious trend towards "traditional and spiritual ways of knowing and healing," and there's always been a very strong godbothering contingent amongst the clinicians (and, for that matter, basic scientists) here. Drives me nuts.screwtape wrote:Whilst Damion has managed to succinctly prove what people have said of him is completely true, and Jesper continues to illustrate why cannabinoids should not be consumed by the very young, Makayla Sault has died of her leukemia. I got this past the Globe's moderators: It's a disgrace that reflects badly on us. Let down by parents who were unable to act in her best interests and let down by a legal system that respected the fact she was aboriginal more than her right to live. Any other aboriginal child in the same predicament know must know that the court system will not save them from an untimely death, while it would do so if they were of any other race. Justice Ontario - doing our bit for genocide.
On your first point, there is no condition that I know of for which the recommended treatment involves the use of a condom, nor is getting someone else pregnant a medical risk for males. There are, in contrast, several medical issues for which the use of progesterone - i.e., the "pill" - is a recommended treatment and becoming pregnant can be a serious medical risk for some women.James Caruthers wrote:On the MRA side, I rarely/never hear an argument that condoms should be paid for by the government/the employer. A more cynical man might suggest something about men vs women when it comes to feeling entitled to shit that doesn't belong to you.
Incidentally, Hobby Lobby IIRC was willing to provide something like 16 types of birth control, but because it wasn't willing to provide absolutely everything for free, feminists and SJWs got pissed off. What kind of prick acts like that?
Call me crazy, but I think the majority of people who want free birth control (of ALL types, because remember that was the original complaint, not that the business wouldn't pay for any birth control) do not require birth control to treat a medical condition.Billie from Ockham wrote:On your first point, there is no condition that I know of for which the recommended treatment involves the use of a condom, nor is getting someone else pregnant a medical risk for males. There are, in contrast, several medical issues for which the use of progesterone - i.e., the "pill" - is a recommended treatment and becoming pregnant can be a serious medical risk for some women.James Caruthers wrote:On the MRA side, I rarely/never hear an argument that condoms should be paid for by the government/the employer. A more cynical man might suggest something about men vs women when it comes to feeling entitled to shit that doesn't belong to you.
Incidentally, Hobby Lobby IIRC was willing to provide something like 16 types of birth control, but because it wasn't willing to provide absolutely everything for free, feminists and SJWs got pissed off. What kind of prick acts like that?
On your second point, most feminist SJWs are assholes; what pissing them off is irrelevant.
Clearly, there's no HIV on your planet. Must be nice for you.Billie from Ockham wrote:On your first point, there is no condition that I know of for which the recommended treatment involves the use of a condom, nor is getting someone else pregnant a medical risk for males. There are, in contrast, several medical issues for which the use of progesterone - i.e., the "pill" - is a recommended treatment and becoming pregnant can be a serious medical risk for some women.James Caruthers wrote:On the MRA side, I rarely/never hear an argument that condoms should be paid for by the government/the employer. A more cynical man might suggest something about men vs women when it comes to feeling entitled to shit that doesn't belong to you.
Incidentally, Hobby Lobby IIRC was willing to provide something like 16 types of birth control, but because it wasn't willing to provide absolutely everything for free, feminists and SJWs got pissed off. What kind of prick acts like that?
On your second point, most feminist SJWs are assholes; what pissing them off is irrelevant.
Is this what PZ dreamed of?Tony Parsehole wrote:A gift for our resident BBW fan, James Caruthers.
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/B7zhVhBCYAA3-Dd.jpg
"I'm actually a mermaid"
No,that wasn't about the troll. I was thinking about the Alberto Nisman case in Argentina. The official word is, of course, that the guy commited suicide, but there were high ups there talking about the hypothesis that it may have been "induced suicide" - that someone forced the guy to shoot himself in exchange for not going after his family or something like that. It's a mess, and Christina Kirchner's tendency to hide information (like the official inflation index) doesn't help to make things clear.SoylentAtheist wrote:Don't do it Southern. You actually contribute to the discourse here. Just ignore the troll.Southern wrote:Serious question: what's the legal difference between murder and "induced suicide" (as in, someone forces you to shoot yourself in the head)?
Damn, I didn't even think of that.dogen wrote:
Clearly, there's no HIV on your planet. Must be nice for you.
Gurdur doesn't sit on the fence when dispensing disdain, he sits on a cloud.Dick Strawkins wrote:Speaking of the other troll, Damion, Gurdur is callong him out now on twitter over his stupid attempt to catch franc out for 'doxxing' aratina
Also, all furries should have free dry-cleaning for their outfits. 'Cause jism-basted fur is a biohazard, amirite?James Caruthers wrote:Damn, I didn't even think of that.dogen wrote:
Clearly, there's no HIV on your planet. Must be nice for you.
Considering the elevated risk of HIV, any man who comes out as gay or bisexual should have a medical right to free condoms provided by his place of employement! :dance:
Check your privilege, fecal barons!
I like the Netherlands-Belgium model of national borders:James Caruthers wrote:I'm a nationalist to the extent I think countries should put their local, national interests ahead of the global economy. Our shit is too connected right now and we need to get back to developing local economies in case the global economic system falls apart.
Strong borders, imo, are a part of a strong nation. I'm all for widening the path to legal immigration, but illegal immigration must not be tolerated. It's not just innocent, starry-eyed families who immigrate illegally. Many criminals, cartel members and cartel affiliates come over illegally as well, and they bring their drugs and guns with them.
Most so-called "liberal" countries nevertheless have much stronger borders and harsher penalties for illegal immigration than the USA. Funny how that never seems to make its way into the discussion when we're being told we need to throw our borders wide open and make everyone a citizen by default.
Isn't HIV that disease the infamous dr. Smith from the Slymepit is working on helping to develop a new type of treatment? Clearly it's a tool of the patriarchy.dogen wrote:
Clearly, there's no HIV on your planet. Must be nice for you.