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Without further ado: McDermott is fucking insane.
Correct me if I'm wrong. Tough luck with that.
Correct me if I'm wrong. Tough luck with that.
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Unbelievable that one. Perhaps he was ignoring it? At any rate Tigzy especially had me in mini-hysterics. :lol: :lol: :lol:paddybrown wrote:Just read the "mansplaining" thread at Nugent's. Jesus but that Bob creature is a twat. I love the way he's noticed that nobody agrees with him, but doesn't seem to have noticed that everybody's taking the piss.
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Hello Shitlords.
First time poster, long time lurker.
Done plenty advocacy work alongside SJWs but fucked off when the lunatics took over the Asylum. So ye better know my preferred pronouns or ye are a bunch of otherkinophobic bigots.
Regards
First time poster, long time lurker.
Done plenty advocacy work alongside SJWs but fucked off when the lunatics took over the Asylum. So ye better know my preferred pronouns or ye are a bunch of otherkinophobic bigots.
Regards
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Also, Billy from Ockham noted a defence to the imposition of the Burden:Couch wrote:SN, the discussion of the iPhone encryption issue is during the first part of the most recent podcast, which as you point out is labelled the ethics of meat production.Scented Nectar wrote:I agree with Sam Harris on that. It's the same as a safety deposit box. Do you know which podcast has that discussion? From the titles, the latest one seems to be about the ethics of meat production on the youtube versions of his podcasts. Is it the Ask Me Anything one that was before it? His channel's at http://www.youtube.com/user/samharrisorg .Couch wrote:
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Finally, I wouldn't be discharging my obligations as the Pit's Official Shill for Harris ('POSH') without point you to SH's latest from yesterday which includes his take on the issue - which boils down to a position that data is information and property and if the courts can compel a bank to open a safety deposit box, why not Apple a phone (he doesn't use that exact analogy, but would of had he thought of it).
https://www.samharris.org/podcast
I don't like that burden of litigation thing. It's not fair, and can be used to financially fuck someone up intentionally.
IMO, the key issue that will decide the current spat between Apple and the FBI is the definition of "undue burden" as it applies to what the FBI is asking Apple to do. None of this privacy shit will play any serious role in the legal battle because the FBI already has an order to search the phone. There is also nothing in the relevant decisions that mentions side‐effects of compelling a third party to help the gov't under the All Writs Act. The only question is how much effort it would require from Apple. That's been the standard since 1977.
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Here in Canukistan I have always pointed out that the best form of government, for me at any rate, is a minority one rather than a majority. The reason being that a minority always has great difficulty in passing new laws or amending old ones.Billie from Ockham wrote:Worth reading: http://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2016/ ... g-backward
Something our friends to the south of us should consider. I would say north of us as well but Alaska has always struck me as being only nominally part of the USA.
They are a different breed of people up there. More like the Old West, but not completely, where men are mostly men, and women are mostly women, and the grizzly bears are scared of both of them.
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Billy from Ockham noted above the defence to the imposition of the Burden:Couch wrote:SN, the discussion of the iPhone encryption issue is during the first part of the most recent podcast, which as you point out is labelled the ethics of meat production.Scented Nectar wrote:I agree with Sam Harris on that. It's the same as a safety deposit box. Do you know which podcast has that discussion? From the titles, the latest one seems to be about the ethics of meat production on the youtube versions of his podcasts. Is it the Ask Me Anything one that was before it? His channel's at http://www.youtube.com/user/samharrisorg .Couch wrote:
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Finally, I wouldn't be discharging my obligations as the Pit's Official Shill for Harris ('POSH') without point you to SH's latest from yesterday which includes his take on the issue - which boils down to a position that data is information and property and if the courts can compel a bank to open a safety deposit box, why not Apple a phone (he doesn't use that exact analogy, but would of had he thought of it).
https://www.samharris.org/podcast
I don't like that burden of litigation thing. It's not fair, and can be used to financially fuck someone up intentionally.
"IMO, the key issue that will decide the current spat between Apple and the FBI is the definition of "undue burden" as it applies to what the FBI is asking Apple to do. None of this privacy shit will play any serious role in the legal battle because the FBI already has an order to search the phone. There is also nothing in the relevant decisions that mentions side‐effects of compelling a third party to help the gov't under the All Writs Act. The only question is how much effort it would require from Apple. That's been the standard since 1977."
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I thought I had internalised misogyny but it turned out to be an undescended testicle.Billie from Ockham wrote:Isn't a bit circular to define "mansplaining" as "patronising"? In any event, it's sexist.MarcusAu wrote:Mansplaining is when a man explains something to a women in a condescending or patronising way.
Is anyone else getting tired of SJWs inventing sexist and/or racist new labels for things that already have non-sexist and non-racist labels?
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Welcome & Fuck Off.Occam's Brut wrote:Hello Shitlords.
First time poster, long time lurker.
Done plenty advocacy work alongside SJWs but fucked off when the lunatics took over the Asylum. So ye better know my preferred pronouns or ye are a bunch of otherkinophobic bigots.
Regards
Someone else will be along with a basket of Lynx.
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Welcome! You are worse than Hitler. Fuck off. Here is a valuable box of lunks.Occam's Brut wrote:Hello Shitlords.
First time poster, long time lurker.
Done plenty advocacy work alongside SJWs but fucked off when the lunatics took over the Asylum. So ye better know my preferred pronouns or ye are a bunch of otherkinophobic bigots.
Regards
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Oh, I was going to give that one a miss, but maybe I'll watch it anyways. I hope the meat parts of the discussion don't kill the buzz of my no longer being a vegetarian though. :shock:Couch wrote:SN, the discussion of the iPhone encryption issue is during the first part of the most recent podcast, which as you point out is labelled the ethics of meat production.Scented Nectar wrote:I agree with Sam Harris on that. It's the same as a safety deposit box. Do you know which podcast has that discussion? From the titles, the latest one seems to be about the ethics of meat production on the youtube versions of his podcasts. Is it the Ask Me Anything one that was before it? His channel's at http://www.youtube.com/user/samharrisorg .Couch wrote:
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Finally, I wouldn't be discharging my obligations as the Pit's Official Shill for Harris ('POSH') without point you to SH's latest from yesterday which includes his take on the issue - which boils down to a position that data is information and property and if the courts can compel a bank to open a safety deposit box, why not Apple a phone (he doesn't use that exact analogy, but would of had he thought of it).
https://www.samharris.org/podcast
I don't like that burden of litigation thing. It's not fair, and can be used to financially fuck someone up intentionally.
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BTW,
I collected the recent links to the recently(?) disillusioned for whoever may find it convenient:
Where do the snowflakes come from? Part one
http://www.tes.com.c.tes.ent.platform.s ... e-part-one
“Everything is problematic” – The McGill Daily
http://www.mcgilldaily.com/2014/11/ever ... oblematic/
Why This Radical Leftist is Disillusioned by Leftist Culture
https://medium.com/@UptheCypherPunx/why ... .l2dhwoj50
I collected the recent links to the recently(?) disillusioned for whoever may find it convenient:
Where do the snowflakes come from? Part one
http://www.tes.com.c.tes.ent.platform.s ... e-part-one
“Everything is problematic” – The McGill Daily
http://www.mcgilldaily.com/2014/11/ever ... oblematic/
Why This Radical Leftist is Disillusioned by Leftist Culture
https://medium.com/@UptheCypherPunx/why ... .l2dhwoj50
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To many of us, the key issue in Hobby Lobby was "closely-held corporation," with the bit about religion (in particular) being a side issue. That's one of the reasons it is nothing like Holt v. Hobbs.Guestus Aurelius wrote:By the way, Scalia was also much more consistent than his detractors insist. I remember that after the Hobby Lobby decision, a lot of liberals were certain that he (and Alito etc.) only ruled the way he did because... Christianity. On the other hand, I don't remember many of them dialing back that certainty when the Court later unanimously upheld a Muslim's religious freedom in Holt v. Hobbs, citing the same law as in the Hobby Lobby case (RFRA/RLUIPA, with its "compelling governmental interest" and "least restrictive means" standard).
I know that most of us are here because of atheism/secularism, but that doesn't make everything about religion.
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Is this batshit Jenny McDermott liked by any of the Baboons or FTBullies. Would be very awkward to know these pure SJWs had associations with an abusing, violent, troll on the webz.
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You are, of course, entitled to your own reading of Scalia, but it differs greatly from mine. And there is no conflict in taking something very seriously and writing into it shit that was never there to start with. Hell, that's the definition of "healthy marriage" to many of us.Guestus Aurelius wrote:Look, I'm not trying to suck Scalia's rotting Italian sausage over here, but I just don't think he's what he's often painted as. He took the law and the Constitution seriously, and he tried to uphold them as he understood them—including in many cases where they conflicted with his personal views. I think Toobin is virtue-signaling, pandering to those liberals who haven't read a law or a Court decision in their lives but suddenly become mind-reading legal experts when a case doesn't pan out how they want it to.
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The censoring of wrongspeak on Twitter is developing rapidly since the commissioning of Anita Sarky et al. at the Trust & Safety Committee for Owellian Thought Control
A prominent Conservative commentator was banned on Friday, evidence of shadow-banning is popping up all over. And now Adam Baldwin's account is acting very strangely indeed. He sent this tweet 7 hours ago:
and since then his account has glitched & his profile shows only this tweet before hanging and failing to show the other 7997 tweets.
https://twitter.com/AdamBaldwin
If the Thought Controllers win the Twitter battle, will they declare victory in the war on Free Thought?
I know some here have a low opinion of twitter, but losing it in this way has big implications for online freedom of expression. I don't see twitter lasting if they do win, but they would probably take that as victory as well.
Update: Seems Adam Baldwin has left Twitter http://www.ijreview.com/2016/02/543989- ... s-twitter/ . Not sure what the weirdness is with his tweet feed then. Maybe he deleted everything else.
A prominent Conservative commentator was banned on Friday, evidence of shadow-banning is popping up all over. And now Adam Baldwin's account is acting very strangely indeed. He sent this tweet 7 hours ago:
and since then his account has glitched & his profile shows only this tweet before hanging and failing to show the other 7997 tweets.
https://twitter.com/AdamBaldwin
If the Thought Controllers win the Twitter battle, will they declare victory in the war on Free Thought?
I know some here have a low opinion of twitter, but losing it in this way has big implications for online freedom of expression. I don't see twitter lasting if they do win, but they would probably take that as victory as well.
Update: Seems Adam Baldwin has left Twitter http://www.ijreview.com/2016/02/543989- ... s-twitter/ . Not sure what the weirdness is with his tweet feed then. Maybe he deleted everything else.
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Your screen-name sucks. You suck. No kittens for you. Fuck off.Occam's Brut wrote:Hello Shitlords.
First time poster, long time lurker.
Done plenty advocacy work alongside SJWs but fucked off when the lunatics took over the Asylum. So ye better know my preferred pronouns or ye are a bunch of otherkinophobic bigots.
Regards
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Remember that recently fired one? The one who slagged her CEO/company?
Her GoFundMe here is currently at $2,102 of $3,000 ref: https://www.gofundme.com/Help-A-Yelper-EAT
Her GoFundMe here is currently at $2,102 of $3,000 ref: https://www.gofundme.com/Help-A-Yelper-EAT
One of the comments had this link: http://alotofrice.pixieset.com/thatsalotofrice/ and if we believe what we see she appears to be very interested in creating and consuming baked goodies.To Everyone who has donated, I just wanted to say THANK YOU! and to let you know that I have no control over the withdrawl as soon as this account was set up I made sure to forward the withdrawl privileges to Talia
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Really? A premise of freedom of religion? Must have missed that in my readings on the topic, although that was largely my point, i.e., that the freedom of religion is not an absolute in being able to either prevent other people from engaging in specific practices - which the religious community in the US at least certainly attempted in the case of same-sex marriage there, OR to permit practices - faith healing, and stoning or execution for adultery or homosexuality, for examples - that the larger community repudiates.Kirbmarc wrote:Gay marriage doesn't go against with freedom of religion. Extending freedom to everyone to marry doesn't violate the religious freedom of anyone. You're free to believe that gay marriage is the work of Satan or whatever you want. You're not allowed to make your belief become law because of separation of Church and State, which is the premise of freedom of religion.Steersman wrote:Freedom of religion isn't an absolute. If it were then gay marriage would have never gotten out of the chute. And likewise with the whole kerfuffle in the US over religious organizations attempting to opt-out of various obligations expected of everyone else. Logic doesn't seem to be your strong suit.CaptainFluffyBunny wrote:Steersman wants to deport Muslims because they can't fit in with Western liberal ideals. Western liberal ideals, especially Canada, includes religious liberty and inclusion. Therefore Steersman is incompatible with Western ideals.
#DeportSteersMann
While I'll concede that the separation of Church and State is an important principle, it is that which prevents the freedom of religion from being an absolute. Which was, once again, my point.
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Students hate the black cock of authority:
http://www.theguardian.com/artanddesign ... es-nigeria
http://www.theguardian.com/artanddesign ... es-nigeria
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I'm not sure if it makes sense to file vigilante executions under freedom of religion, Steersman.
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Bewildered Ape can go suck a tailpipe too.Phil_Giordana_FCD wrote:Without further ado: McDermott is fucking insane.
Correct me if I'm wrong. Tough luck with that.
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The US equivalent of a majority government in a parliamentary system would be when a party controls both the presidency and both houses of congress. This is a relatively rare occurrence. Usually both parties have at least some share in governing. Even if the opposition only controls one house of congress they can still muck up the work somewhat. In the Senate if the majority party has less than 60 our of 100 seats the minority can ground things to a halt by filibustering. The equivalent of a "minority government" is pretty much the usual condition of the US federal government.AndrewV69 wrote:Here in Canukistan I have always pointed out that the best form of government, for me at any rate, is a minority one rather than a majority. The reason being that a minority always has great difficulty in passing new laws or amending old ones.Billie from Ockham wrote:Worth reading: http://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2016/ ... g-backward
Something our friends to the south of us should consider. I would say north of us as well but Alaska has always struck me as being only nominally part of the USA.
They are a different breed of people up there. More like the Old West, but not completely, where men are mostly men, and women are mostly women, and the grizzly bears are scared of both of them.
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Maybe, although maybe only "vigilante" because the authorities do tend to draw the line at that at least. Others, I'm not so sure about: Pakistan bill aiming to ban child marriages shot down as 'anti-Islamic' and 'blasphemous' Saw another story recently - lost the link - about some "Westernized" mullah-fuckhead trying to justify that on the basis of "cultural practices". Deport the fuckers, every last one of them - at least those who won't repudiate Islam.d4m10n wrote:I'm not sure if it makes sense to file vigilante executions under freedom of religion, Steersman.
Somewhat apropos of which, something a little closer to home, particularly for Canucks:
Bill before the House of Commons to criminalize "barbaric cultural practices". And, no surprise, a Muslim - Senator Mobina Jaffer - although I think she's an Ishmali (?) so one of the saner sects, and a Christian are getting their knickers in a twist over the implications, and have requested a change in the title of the Bill.
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I was less than clear on that. I should have said location info. Sometimes the ADD kicks in a remarkable disconnect between what I think I typed and what I actually typed. It's fun.VR Guy wrote:Why? I was under the impression that the satellites in GPS are just emitters and that longitude, latitude and altitude could be worked out client side without any additional connection.welch wrote:Also, without that, a device cannot provide GPS info.
Anyway.
You need to be able to track local motion (come on baby...oh never mind) so that you don't have to constantly be in communication with the GPS satellites. It allows all kinds of handy things, like accurately providing location and motion info when you're inside, or the weather is really shitty and satellite communication is pants. If you're really clever, you can even provide fairly accurate information with all the transmitters turned off. (Inertial Navigation, it was how we did things before GPS) By having local/client-side location mechanisms, you're not as dependent on clean GPS signals.
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PZ wrote a post praising her last year, where he portrayed McDerp as a victim.CommanderTuvok wrote:Is this batshit Jenny McDermott liked by any of the Baboons or FTBullies. Would be very awkward to know these pure SJWs had associations with an abusing, violent, troll on the webz.
http://archive.is/aiZ3c
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Until the FBI gets tired of that, and finds another case to justify extending the precedent to build in that access as a standard part of iOS.comhcinc wrote:I agree. My point was that it's a process that has to be done one phone at a time.welch wrote:Once the precedent is set, it becomes serial monogamy. "Just this phone. Okay, now just THIS phone. Okay, now JUST this phone." it would be an endless stream of "just this phone"'s.comhcinc wrote:About the Apple thing.
Really the only information the feds are looking for is about who bought the guns. The call data has already been collected. The phone actually wasn't the suspects but belong to his employer so should that complicates it.
Also from what I understand what is being ask of Apple will only apply to this one phone. As in if they want it to do with any other phone it will require unique code every time.
Also it seems that they are only even able to do this because of the age of the phone and the os.
I could have all my information wrong.
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Oh bless your heart, you think I take you even vaguely seriously. Keep chasing that tail. Maybe you'll find it in KoranPissBooth 95ECSteersman wrote:Typical Welch: all horn and no drive-shaft.welch wrote:Oh christ, he's gone full Carrier.Steersman wrote: <snip>Maybe the idea doesn't hold a lot of water, or it is already a standard technique - though I haven't seen anybody using it, but a Twitter exchange I had with some researcher in, I think, evo-psych didn't shoot the idea down in flames. I await your, no doubt cogent and detailed, refutation of it.
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She's tired from trying to find a smartphone vendor that won't sell to muslims.comhcinc wrote:Scented Nectar wrote: Hey Com, what do you think of the latest Jenny McDermott scandal, wherein she called someone a pedo without any good grounds to do so?
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Lol. You are still butthurt about that.
It's getting to the point that it's just sad.
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Suey Park's Story.
It doesn't mention her being attacked by fellow SJWs, who were the ones who drove her off of Twitter, nor her myriad of racist tweets regarding white folk, but we do get to hear about the sniper who was threatening her. And we get to hear from the always alluring Arthur Chu.
http://www.youtube.com/embed/k5W_LyzWEzE
It doesn't mention her being attacked by fellow SJWs, who were the ones who drove her off of Twitter, nor her myriad of racist tweets regarding white folk, but we do get to hear about the sniper who was threatening her. And we get to hear from the always alluring Arthur Chu.
http://www.youtube.com/embed/k5W_LyzWEzE
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Welcome and fuck off, shitlord. Here's your basket of links.Occam's Brut wrote:Hello Shitlords.
First time poster, long time lurker.
Done plenty advocacy work alongside SJWs but fucked off when the lunatics took over the Asylum. So ye better know my preferred pronouns or ye are a bunch of otherkinophobic bigots.
Regards
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I'd have joined the hangout last weekend except I had a full day of family commitments. This weekend looks fairly clear, so if it's during my waking hours I'll probably throw my hat into the ring for a spot.MarcusAu wrote:re: The Next Slympepit hangout
As the last one went so well - I was thinking:
- perhaps those that did not take part in the first one should be given priority. (As a newbie - I would even be willing to give up my privileged [!] position for someone else)
- as the first hangout proved secure and was not recorded, anyone who had concerns has a chance to reconsider about joining in (and I'm sure would be more than welcome - that means you Skep Tickle!)
- I think the plan was to schedule for Oceania time - to give the Southies better representation. Has the time been set yet?
- the hangout ended up being an informal conversation (which was fine) - but if anyone has suggestions for a set agenda, perhaps a thread could be created for it.
Looking forward to the next one - and thanks to our very own Agent 21 (Comhcinc) for setting it up
In the past 2-3 years, what with TAMs (RIP) & other conferences & just making arrangements to meet when I'm traveling, I've had the great pleasure of meeting something like 6 'Pitters IRL and talking by phone or Skype with at least 2 more. Also met some people who don't associate with the 'Pit, or not in an obvious way, including @whatdivawants, Hemant Mehta, & Richard Dawkins, & spoke by phone with Michael Nugent.
Not that all of them would remember me, or admit to having met if they did. :D
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The mind boggles.
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PZ also endorsed the whole Jenny McDermott mob, Laughing Witch, Bewildered Ape, Kevin Logan, and I think Hannibal the Victor last summer as the pro-feminist youtube talent. :roll:The Yeti wrote:PZ wrote a post praising her last year, where he portrayed McDerp as a victim.CommanderTuvok wrote:Is this batshit Jenny McDermott liked by any of the Baboons or FTBullies. Would be very awkward to know these pure SJWs had associations with an abusing, violent, troll on the webz.
http://archive.is/aiZ3c
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You :nin: my mind!Billie from Ockham wrote:
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Thanks for that!--bill wrote:and--bill wrote:gah....me too....paddybrown wrote:Made a disturbing discovery. John Thaw, when he started playing Inspector Morse, was younger than I am now.
i'm actually caught up!
and apparently eco died
i was at the 23rd world congress of philosophy in athens (and their economy was beginning to tank; airbnb apartments were dirt cheap) and eco was going to talk but was too sick to make it---his talk was basically undermining post-modernism in philosophy.
a summary of a similar event: http://www.iitaly.org/18621/new-realism ... t-hangover
a pdf of his talk: http://www.wcp2013.gr/files/items/6/649/eco_wcp.pdf
also
"kant and the platypus" is good stuff.
and now
back to oblivion....
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So-called "pearls" of any sort, even wisdom, can be contagious.dogen wrote:You :nin: my mind!
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For some reason I am reminded of the Chinese Cultural Revolution.
Not of course the Great Leap Forward, but certain elements form a background pattern that are nagging at me. I wonder if Anaris has any thoughts?
Not of course the Great Leap Forward, but certain elements form a background pattern that are nagging at me. I wonder if Anaris has any thoughts?
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Perhaps I should narrow the scope to the behavior of the cadres. But I believe that Anaris has covered that in one fashion or another.
Anyway, it is at the back of my mind and it is troubling me. I sense I am missing a broad historical pattern. An old one.
Anyway, it is at the back of my mind and it is troubling me. I sense I am missing a broad historical pattern. An old one.
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She seems to thrive off negative attention, of which SJWs get a lot... which i think is the only reason she pretends to be one. That obviously hasn't been giving her the high she needs, so for the last few months she has been pulling ever more self destructive and obnoxious stunts.CommanderTuvok wrote:Is this batshit Jenny McDermott liked by any of the Baboons or FTBullies. Would be very awkward to know these pure SJWs had associations with an abusing, violent, troll on the webz.
This isn't somebody who is a bit simple who has been deluded in an echo chamber... she really does seem to have something seriously wrong with her. Losing her YouTube channel is the least of her problems and is probably for the best, she recently lost a long-time job over her antics.
I find her rather interesting because she reminds me of a masochist I used to know. Her bizarre appearance screams Histrionic Personality Disorder, yet she loves to get hatred.
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How is Surly still making money from those things?
Almost 5,000 people have bought a sample of those fucking things, and one of them looks like this:
https://img1.etsystatic.com/051/0/51856 ... 7_l9op.jpg
What in the actual fuck?
Evidently a lot of people are willing to dosh out 12 bucks for a cumstellation and a retarded rhino. Jesus wept.
Almost 5,000 people have bought a sample of those fucking things, and one of them looks like this:
https://img1.etsystatic.com/051/0/51856 ... 7_l9op.jpg
What in the actual fuck?
Evidently a lot of people are willing to dosh out 12 bucks for a cumstellation and a retarded rhino. Jesus wept.
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So you are still butthurt at me but you are just fine with Phil who started this with a joke.Scented Nectar wrote:So, I guess we should just never again mention that Jenny M did it too. Because referring to it more than once would just be sad? How about we never refer to Stollznow's false accusation of sex crimes either? And let's never mention PZ's grenade, perhaps, because that would mean we're butthurt. Is that what you want?comhcinc wrote:
Lol. You are still butthurt about that.
It's getting to the point that it's just sad.
Sorry Com, but you did the same thing as what Jenny did. My memory may be shitty for the most part, but I'm not going to forget the false pedo claim you made any time soon. I'm still like, holy fuck!
Frankly you are just full of shit.
And as to your next point if you would allow steersman around children with the way he views the world, then you are also shitty person.
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It's too bad that Regretsy was shut down. I guess there's still this:Brive1987 wrote:The mind boggles.
http://missingregretsy.tumblr.com/
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you're welcome.......just trying to defend eco from charges of having gone full post-modernist.....Aneris wrote:Thanks for that!--bill wrote:
and
i'm actually caught up!
and apparently eco died
i was at the 23rd world congress of philosophy in athens (and their economy was beginning to tank; airbnb apartments were dirt cheap) and eco was going to talk but was too sick to make it---his talk was basically undermining post-modernism in philosophy.
a summary of a similar event: http://www.iitaly.org/18621/new-realism ... t-hangover
a pdf of his talk: http://www.wcp2013.gr/files/items/6/649/eco_wcp.pdf
also
"kant and the platypus" is good stuff.
and now
back to oblivion....
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Not even Steersman could support the wrongness of that counter argumentPhil_Giordana_FCD wrote:Without further ado: McDermott is fucking insane.
Correct me if I'm wrong. Tough luck with that.
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I agree, The SJW's do remind one of the mobs taking down the educated/ professional classes in order to rebuild society.AndrewV69 wrote:Perhaps I should narrow the scope to the behavior of the cadres. But I believe that Anaris has covered that in one fashion or another.
Anyway, it is at the back of my mind and it is troubling me. I sense I am missing a broad historical pattern. An old one.
( from the kulaks in Russia, to the killing fields in Cambodia the old way of thinking must be swept away)
I love when they use Orwell quotes without realizing that they are the Orwellian bad guys in the story.
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Well I guess in her circles they a have a. Sort of cache value.Pitchguest wrote:How is Surly still making money from those things?
Almost 5,000 people have bought a sample of those fucking things, and one of them looks like this:
https://img1.etsystatic.com/051/0/51856 ... 7_l9op.jpg
What in the actual fuck?
Evidently a lot of people are willing to dosh out 12 bucks for a cumstellation and a retarded rhino. Jesus wept.
As well as being an easy source of feminist/SJW/atheist body bumper sticking.( I could be wrong but, I would imagine those would be her biggest sellers)
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JENNY WAS RIGHT
Linked for Justy
Linked for Justy
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If anyone is interested Guernseys auction house will be having a guitar sale.
Featured is an Eddie Van Halen Charvel hybrid superstrat.( black/ yellow striping VH2)
82 vintage, Eddie owned and played, one of five given to him by Charvel as a settlement.
( the original from the album cover is buried with Dimebag Darryl)
Also featured is a Stervie Ray Vaughn owned guitar.
Preview is open to the public.
I'm probably going, if anyone is interested in checking it out PM me.
Featured is an Eddie Van Halen Charvel hybrid superstrat.( black/ yellow striping VH2)
82 vintage, Eddie owned and played, one of five given to him by Charvel as a settlement.
( the original from the album cover is buried with Dimebag Darryl)
Also featured is a Stervie Ray Vaughn owned guitar.
Preview is open to the public.
I'm probably going, if anyone is interested in checking it out PM me.
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Jenny is still on YT:
[youtube]ZpuG5Ro3CP4[/youtube]
Now known as peeweeburger 2.
[youtube]ZpuG5Ro3CP4[/youtube]
Now known as peeweeburger 2.
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Auction is in NYC....duh
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Anyone who's thinking of going to the Reason Rally (June 4 in DC), PM me.
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000000 is the hex colour code for black, and the pendant is black. Brilliant! Surly Amy truly is a genius.Spike13 wrote:Well I guess in her circles they a have a. Sort of cache value.Pitchguest wrote:How is Surly still making money from those things?
Almost 5,000 people have bought a sample of those fucking things, and one of them looks like this:
https://img1.etsystatic.com/051/0/51856 ... 7_l9op.jpg
What in the actual fuck?
Evidently a lot of people are willing to dosh out 12 bucks for a cumstellation and a retarded rhino. Jesus wept.
As well as being an easy source of feminist/SJW/atheist body bumper sticking.( I could be wrong but, I would imagine those would be her biggest sellers)
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She started including a total count of her pieces with artistic merit, and that is the latest oneSuet Cardigan wrote:000000 is the hex colour code for black, and the pendant is black. Brilliant! Surly Amy truly is a genius.Spike13 wrote:Well I guess in her circles they a have a. Sort of cache value.Pitchguest wrote:How is Surly still making money from those things?
Almost 5,000 people have bought a sample of those fucking things, and one of them looks like this:
https://img1.etsystatic.com/051/0/51856 ... 7_l9op.jpg
What in the actual fuck?
Evidently a lot of people are willing to dosh out 12 bucks for a cumstellation and a retarded rhino. Jesus wept.
As well as being an easy source of feminist/SJW/atheist body bumper sticking.( I could be wrong but, I would imagine those would be her biggest sellers)
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I don't think I suggested otherwise.Billie from Ockham wrote:To many of us, the key issue in Hobby Lobby was "closely-held corporation," with the bit about religion (in particular) being a side issue. That's one of the reasons it is nothing like Holt v. Hobbs.Guestus Aurelius wrote:By the way, Scalia was also much more consistent than his detractors insist. I remember that after the Hobby Lobby decision, a lot of liberals were certain that he (and Alito etc.) only ruled the way he did because... Christianity. On the other hand, I don't remember many of them dialing back that certainty when the Court later unanimously upheld a Muslim's religious freedom in Holt v. Hobbs, citing the same law as in the Hobby Lobby case (RFRA/RLUIPA, with its "compelling governmental interest" and "least restrictive means" standard).
I know that most of us are here because of atheism/secularism, but that doesn't make everything about religion.
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I wonder how the vegan/peta SJW's feel about the Ceramic cat poop dangling from leather thongs?
How UN enlightened.....
How UN enlightened.....
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She is accusing someone of rape for having sex with a 17-y.o. in Canada, where the age of consent is 16.MacGruberKnows wrote:Now known as peeweeburger 2.
Next time, Jenny, use Google.
https://www.google.com/search?site=&sou ... ent+canada
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There is your mistake. You are under the assumption that Jenny has any desire at all to argue in good faith or to make any strike at all against real sexual abuse of minors.d4m10n wrote:She is accusing someone of rape for having sex with a 17-y.o. in Canada, where the age of consent is 16.MacGruberKnows wrote:Now known as peeweeburger 2.
Next time, Jenny, use Google.
https://www.google.com/search?site=&sou ... ent+canada
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It's a wearable manifestation of virtue signalling. Also, I suspect even most SJW types are doing it for the same reasons you buy from the charmingly mislabeled lemonade stand or purchase inedible candy from the Special Olympics.Pitchguest wrote:How is Surly still making money from those things?
Almost 5,000 people have bought a sample of those fucking things, and one of them looks like this:
https://img1.etsystatic.com/051/0/51856 ... 7_l9op.jpg
What in the actual fuck?
Evidently a lot of people are willing to dosh out 12 bucks for a cumstellation and a retarded rhino. Jesus wept.
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Hopefully not a :nin:
Jenny the nutjob is apparently trying to take Kevin Logan down with her. Whoever that is.
[youtube]lgkhSOb_ZJA[/youtube]
Jenny the nutjob is apparently trying to take Kevin Logan down with her. Whoever that is.
[youtube]lgkhSOb_ZJA[/youtube]