Service Dog wrote:http://eyeopenertv.com/2016/05/27/its-n ... louisiana/
All hate crimes are thought crimes.
Service Dog wrote:http://eyeopenertv.com/2016/05/27/its-n ... louisiana/
Cishetwhitemalephobic or what? :roll:Tabby Lavalamp says
June 16, 2016 at 3:44 pm
I realized how pessimistic I’ve become when my first thought was that the Jesus is pretty dark skinned so I hope she doesn’t get death threats for that.
The trick is to keep your whites from your coloreds.free thoughtpolice wrote:Caine has post up of a great piece of art that took this woman years to make, a giant textile Jesus.
https://archive.is/fjthV
What is kind of silly is a comment by genius baboon Tabby Lavalamp:Cishetwhitemalephobic or what? :roll:Tabby Lavalamp says
June 16, 2016 at 3:44 pm
I realized how pessimistic I’ve become when my first thought was that the Jesus is pretty dark skinned so I hope she doesn’t get death threats for that.
He did get lucky having the story break during a particularly hot bit of socjus news cycle.comhcinc wrote:
......That is my fucking point. If there are blog post it may happen. If there are not it won't. If there are not blog post by the end of the weekend it's a lot less likely to happen.
They literally threw his twitter account of the top of their building.comhcinc wrote: You would think at this point that Twitter would put some lock on his account so that autobans don't kick in.
I am not sure. They are avoiding talking too much about the Orlando shooting because they may have to admit Islam is evil.fuzzy wrote:He did get lucky having the story break during a particularly hot bit of socjus news cycle.comhcinc wrote:
......That is my fucking point. If there are blog post it may happen. If there are not it won't. If there are not blog post by the end of the weekend it's a lot less likely to happen.
Video evidence:Really? wrote:We mustn't forget that Heina and this Amy are collecting narratives and it doesn't look good for Dicky. By the time everything is said and done, this "all I did was touch her hair" thing is going to be history.d4m10n wrote:That's not possible, if we are to believe his own words from How to do Wrong Right, in which he explains why he parted ways with the SSA speakers bureau in the first place.Sunder wrote: Well-meaning people don't seem to get it.
While it's possible that Carrier has done nothing...
It remains an open question whether he's ever done anything more serious than awkward flirting with young women.
HunnyBunny wrote:I have gone Brive on this Carrier / SSA independent investigation shit, and this is completely fucked up. Amanda Metskas, the polyamorous wife of the Executive Director of SSA, who is herself the Director of Camp Quest , an organisation intimately linked to SSA, and the former President of the Secular Coalition for America (of which two voting members are Camp Quest & SSA), is the person who accompanied Carrier on his cross-country drive to take up digs in Columbus, Ohio. Which is the home of SSA. Timelines will follow.
Suffice to say that the 'independent investigation' that SSA are conducting isn't worth fuck-all. And allowing Carrier to continue to claim there is damning evidence that his victim is a liar is all kinds of fucked up. People involved in this, or involved in the circles he moves in should be speaking up now, organisations should be showing Carrier the door, and someone should be standing up for the students who are the ones that should be protected from this kind of nepotism.
Clearly, someone hacked Carrier's facebook while he was travelling, and inserted the Camp Quest info into his profile. Because they wanted a way to draw attention to this. Whether or not everything that has been presented is strictly factual or not, the point remains that Carrier was banned as a speaker at SSA events on the basis of an investigated complaint. This ban was never released publicly, nor the reasons for it, which allowed Carrier to continue to be present at SSA events after the complaint.
This photo was taken on 26th May in Salt Lake City
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I think you have a point. Now the SSA are running an investgation, PZ has the perfect excuse not tocomhcinc wrote:hippodown wrote:comhcinc wrote: This is a blogging group. If no one is willing to write a blog about it then it will be viewed as unimportant. FA or someone at the Orbit has to throw the first stone.
oh. there will be blog posts. just wait.
......That is my fucking point. If there are blog post it may happen. If there are not it won't. If there are not blog post by the end of the weekend it's a lot less likely to happen.
Israeli soldiers deemed racist for refusing to rape Palestinians:Kirbmarc wrote:Tertium non datur.Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand (D-N.Y.) said there are two explanations for why schools would have no rape reports: “Either they don’t have an adequate reporting system … or they know about the rapes and are putting them under the rug.”
The article goes on to explain that many of those colleges are online colleges or don't have campuses or dormitories or are very small, all of which make rape unlikely, but this isn't enough for Senator Gillibrand. It's just impossible that no rapes could happen in a college, even one where people only go to study. No, the colleges where no rapes are reported are either incompetent or corrupt.
Rape is everywhere in colleges (1 in 5! 1 in 5!) and if nobody reports it it's because the campus police are Keystone cops or protect rapists. Colleges where zero rapes are reported are wretched hives of scum and villainy. They need more women's studies departments and more brave journalists like Sabrina Erdely.
Cnutella wrote: I think you have a point. Now the SSA are running an investigation, PZ has the perfect excuse not tocornmemoryhole Carrier until "all the facts are in the investigation has concluded". You know, by the book (if you ignore the glaring conflict of interests that Captain H just highlighted). I dare say they'll both be hoping for a full exoneration, or for it to take enough time for the Lidless Eye to turn in another direction.
What might change things is if anyone else speaks up. Otherwise, I suppose it might be possible that he will live to blog another day.
I've read some stupid shit this year so far, but this is in my top three:Service Dog wrote:
Israeli soldiers deemed racist for refusing to rape Palestinians:
http://www.israeltoday.co.il/NewsItem/t ... fault.aspx
Holy fuck. You'd think some universities would have a sense of shame. Which reminds me, did you see the DIGRA paper recently released about Gamergate? I think it sets a new lo bar for SJW academics to limbo ounder. At least the Carbon Fiber paper had the dubious figleaf of pomo impenetrability.The student's conclusion was that IDF soldiers don't rape because they are racists. "It is impossible to rape someone who is not human," she wrote. This young woman's perverted determination was that "just as Serbians formed their identity by publicly gang-banging Bosnian women, Jewish men define their unique identity as non-rapists … rape and non-rape are two sides of the same coin."
Indeed. Apropos of which:Cnutella wrote:I've read some stupid shit this year so far, but this is in my top three:Service Dog wrote:
Israeli soldiers deemed racist for refusing to rape Palestinians:
http://www.israeltoday.co.il/NewsItem/t ... fault.aspx
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Holy fuck. You'd think some universities would have a sense of shame. Which reminds me, did you see the DIGRA paper recently released about Gamergate? I think it sets a new lo bar for SJW academics to limbo ounder. At least the Carbon Fiber paper had the dubious figleaf of pomo impenetrability.
Billie from Ockham wrote:If you care about Brexit and haven't seen this (and don't mind seeing Tf00t ripped to shreds), it's very much worth the time:
[youtube]pZ9fxpmM1lA[/youtube]
Well, I don't feel so bad then - obviously the better man won. :-) Though I was amused by his recent "limp-wristed" Breitbart accusation against Obama:Bhurzum wrote:It's not because you went soft on Islam mate, I just went hard for Milo.Steersman wrote:But I thought you might have resigned from the club and changed your signature after I stopped sending protection money. Or because I went soft on Islam. ;-)
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We still cool though... :D
In any case, while I certainly question some of his arguments and positions, I kind of have to commend him for stirring up a hornet's nest over Orlando. Might well be a water-shed event and broach the question of whether Islam is really compatible with democracy. As I've argued:Obama’s response to the tragedy today was similarly limp-wristed. He made no mention of Islam or Muslims, instead condemning “hate and terror” and taking a brazen swipe at gun rights activists by noting “how easy it is to let people get their hands on a weapon.”
:lol: "That's wacist!"comhcinc wrote:I liked it but I couldn't believe any of his arguments because he is a ginger. They can't be trusted.Billie from Ockham wrote:If you care about Brexit and haven't seen this (and don't mind seeing Tf00t ripped to shreds), it's very much worth the time:
[.youtube]pZ9fxpmM1lA[/youtube]
Wow.Service Dog wrote:Israeli soldiers deemed racist for refusing to rape Palestinians:
http://www.israeltoday.co.il/NewsItem/t ... fault.aspx
So that's why there are zero rapes in certain colleges. They're full of racists! Of course!A complete idiot wrote:"just as Serbians formed their identity by publicly gang-banging Bosnian women, Jewish men define their unique identity as non-rapists … rape and non-rape are two sides of the same coin."
Deepak Chopra couldn't have said it better.Steersman wrote:And the New Real Peer Review has some classics:
I was brought up to say 'N-word' rather than nigger.VickyCaramel wrote:
As it stood in the 1970s? I wasn't aware anything had changed.
I get really confused because the way i am told things are doesn't map onto my experience of reality. My father's family were very much working class, my mother's side were at the upper end of middle class. So I have experience of both.
I remember one occasion, a dinner party where everybody had had far more wine than they should, and the subject of race came up, the worst thing that was said is that Africans are lovely people but West Indians have a poor work ethic. Seriously, this is about the worst i have heard.
By contrast, one lunch time I met a cousin of mine in a pub in East London, I think it was Leyton, when about 20 black people were marching down the street. Somebody at the bar called out, "Look at all these fucking spades, what they doing?". Somebody said that they were protesting because a coon had been run over by a police car. Somebody else said, "Just one, what a pity". The whole pub erupted in laughter, followed by a whole load of racist banter. I can quote countless examples of open racism from working class people, at least the sentiment is discussed, although it is rarely directed at anyone openly.
Lets face it, it only takes a few drinks and working class people will start throwing punches over football. So it isn't going to take a lot of friction between different communities for tribalism to take hold. Working class whites are going to be rubbing up against working class blacks and working class asians, and I know from experience that recent immigrants can come here with racist attitudes, it is far from a one way street.. If the middle classes find themselves in proximity to somebody from an ethnic minority chances are they are going to be a doctor moving in next door. Why the hell would middle class people be racist? What have they got to complain about? I have lived in middle class areas for most of my life, the only complaint I have is that they can't drive and don't seem to care where they park when they drop their kids at the catholic school, and frankly that's the only time I see them (No, I don't have a single black friend). So I have never really understood this idea that Tories are all racist and the left are happy clappy multi-culturalists.
Yet in this latest version of events he now states that he was made aware of the complaint on 21st April, and before a month was out he had been asked to RESIGN as a speaker because he couldn't agree not to hit on students.Thank you. I did express interest in [redacted] at an after event. And I recognized she did not appreciate that, and I apologized to her at the time. If she does want any further apology, I will definitely provide her one, so do relay that if that’s the case. But I don’t want to bother her by contacting her any further without her consent. I definitely felt bad about it. I thought the interest was mutual and I was very wrong. I won’t be doing that in future.
And that was considered an adequate resolution. Obviously contingent on my making good on my promises, which I have.
So which is it Carrier? Which version of events do we now believe? You weren't asked to resign, you promised not to do it again, or you were asked to resign because you couldn't promise not to do it again? Because the first one makes the SSA look like a bunch of amateurs, and the new version gives them a nice shiny veneer of doing the right thing.Within a month of (what turned out to be) Amy’s complaint I had already agreed to resign from the SSA speaker’s bureau in compliance with the filed complaint and their zero tolerance policy... And they already noted that I had publicly said years ago that if I wanted to have the freedom to date students (and thus express interest in them), and the SSA insisted on that being against policy, “I’d just withdraw from the SSA Speaker’s Bureau.” So we agreed that’s what I should do.
Agreed. It is also pretty clear that Sticky Dicky wrote that confession as a preemptive move to muddy the waters about future investigations and to give him plausible deniability about whatever the fuck he does or tries to do with these "students."comhcinc wrote:HunnyBunny needs a seperate thread for her awesome reseach so people can easily go through it.
I suspect that verified accounts are immune to these automated reports.comhcinc wrote: I telling ya. It's automatic thing that they should turn off for his account.
Do you mean this one? Anger, Fear, and Games. The Long Event of #GamerGateCnutella wrote:I've read some stupid shit this year so far, but this is in my top three:Service Dog wrote:
Israeli soldiers deemed racist for refusing to rape Palestinians:
http://www.israeltoday.co.il/NewsItem/t ... fault.aspx
Holy fuck. You'd think some universities would have a sense of shame. Which reminds me, did you see the DIGRA paper recently released about Gamergate? I think it sets a new lo bar for SJW academics to limbo ounder. At least the Carbon Fiber paper had the dubious figleaf of pomo impenetrability.The student's conclusion was that IDF soldiers don't rape because they are racists. "It is impossible to rape someone who is not human," she wrote. This young woman's perverted determination was that "just as Serbians formed their identity by publicly gang-banging Bosnian women, Jewish men define their unique identity as non-rapists … rape and non-rape are two sides of the same coin."
I skimmed the first five pages or so but apart from that I have not read it myself. Hence I have no opinion about the paper right now.The event known as #GamerGate (GG) emphasized the need to take the study of game culture seriously and pursue it across several platforms. It demonstrated how seemingly ephemeral media created echo chambers of anger, and how the outbursts of hypermasculine aggression exemplified by hooligans also can connect to games and play. Starting from how GG gained popular attention, this article outlines and discusses the nature of GG, the relation to the victims, the sense of victimization among the participants, and how it may have been provoked by the long-standing, general disregard of games as a culture and a cultural artifact of value. It discusses GG as a swarm using this metaphor to describe its self-organizing nature. Further comparing GG to hooligans, this article also introduces a class and marginalization aspect to understanding the event, opening up for discourses that complicates the image of game culture as mainly a culture of isolated consumption.
You're assuming that working class people vote for the left and that middle class people vote for the right. This isn't always true. Many times working class people vote for right-wing parties exactly because of issues with immigration, why many middle class people are leftist and multi-culturalist.VickyCaramel wrote:
As it stood in the 1970s? I wasn't aware anything had changed.
I get really confused because the way i am told things are doesn't map onto my experience of reality. My father's family were very much working class, my mother's side were at the upper end of middle class. So I have experience of both.
I remember one occasion, a dinner party where everybody had had far more wine than they should, and the subject of race came up, the worst thing that was said is that Africans are lovely people but West Indians have a poor work ethic. Seriously, this is about the worst i have heard.
By contrast, one lunch time I met a cousin of mine in a pub in East London, I think it was Leyton, when about 20 black people were marching down the street. Somebody at the bar called out, "Look at all these fucking spades, what they doing?". Somebody said that they were protesting because a coon had been run over by a police car. Somebody else said, "Just one, what a pity". The whole pub erupted in laughter, followed by a whole load of racist banter. I can quote countless examples of open racism from working class people, at least the sentiment is discussed, although it is rarely directed at anyone openly.
Lets face it, it only takes a few drinks and working class people will start throwing punches over football. So it isn't going to take a lot of friction between different communities for tribalism to take hold. Working class whites are going to be rubbing up against working class blacks and working class asians, and I know from experience that recent immigrants can come here with racist attitudes, it is far from a one way street.. If the middle classes find themselves in proximity to somebody from an ethnic minority chances are they are going to be a doctor moving in next door. Why the hell would middle class people be racist? What have they got to complain about? I have lived in middle class areas for most of my life, the only complaint I have is that they can't drive and don't seem to care where they park when they drop their kids at the catholic school, and frankly that's the only time I see them (No, I don't have a single black friend). So I have never really understood this idea that Tories are all racist and the left are happy clappy multi-culturalists.
That is a good sign. She is one of the craziest people they have. With any luck, Carrier will be on the Block Bot soon.
Totally not fascist.Tapir wrote:Never heard of 'Britain First' until today.
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Well they look like nice lads!
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Damn, 25 years! Hope the new adventures go well.Brive1987 wrote:Well, it's Friday 5.00pm and I just left my job of 25 years.
In honour of Dick, my farewell email rickrolled the whole company. I find shit like that amusing.
Less amusing was that group of 20 somethings who didn't know what a rickroll was. Obviously as students they never did SSA.
comhcinc wrote:deLurch wrote:That was sufficient evidence for the Radford case.Guestus Aurelius wrote:
Isn't it more? DIdn't the investigation not find anything in the Radford case?
http://brive1987.weebly.comCFI's $40,000 third party investigation found against Stollznow's specific claims of sustained harassment dating from 2009. Radford was however said to have sent inappropriate emails during the period covered by the recent dispute and to have conducted himself 'unprofessionally' at a conference.
Radford demonstrated the intimate emails purportedly sent by him in 2012 actually dated from 2010 when he and Stollznow remained in an on-off relationship. Radford supported this dating with an independent forensic review of the data.
Rebecca Watson broke with Stollznow after she requested, but failed to receive, evidence the emails formed actual harassment.
Radford also claimed the investigator was mislead about the nature of their relationship during the time of the major conference-related allegation (TAM 2010).
It was later proved that Radford and Stollznow had in fact slept together during 2010.
CFI suspended Radford for two weeks. He remains a staff member to this day (2015).
IOW it is not unusual to see an inverse correlation with trust in a heterogeneous society. So this is bad right? Because it points to issues with Multicultrism and the way it has been implemented in various countries. Canukistan is usually cited as one of the countries that have managed multic-cult with less observed ill effect than others .... Like say Belgium for example (not that I know what policies Belgum has/had in the 1st place)The mechanisms through which heterogeneity interacts with trust or willingness to co-operate must be investigated more deeply.
Normally, I would have some very sarcastic remarks at this point, but because Max Planck has a good reputation as far as genetics is concerned (with me at any rate) I am probably assuming some sort of halo effect in my current attitude so ...Until now, studies have often been restricted to presenting correlations between attitudes or facts without determining whether they are causally related and, if so, what mechanisms are responsible — for example, observing that, in areas with a heterogeneous population, trust in state institutions is limited and assuming that the one causes the other. Interdisciplinary research that integrates ethnological and other social scientific and psychological approaches appears promising in determining mechanisms and causal relations. Contact theory, which was developed within social psychology, is crucial. It assumes that positive, cooperative contact between individuals identifying with different groups can foster positive attitudes in both groups towards the other — and possibly also to cooperation and solidarity generally. Evidence from Northern Ireland — mirrored in studies in the United States and Canada — suggests that where high-quality social contact between different ethnicities occurs, there is a higher level of social trust. In other words, high-quality contact between different population groups can combat negative effects of diversity6,7.
Fuck me. That is beautiful and you couldn't ask for a creepier old guy face on him.HunnyBunny wrote:Well, well, well, what have we here? :think:
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http://i.imgur.com/8c2TQcw.jpg
Yes, that is a photo, put on facebook in Oct 2015 by the official Camp Quest page of Richard Carrier, complete with Camp Quest tattoo and button.
I was the same when I swapped my combat boots for the tools of my current trade - don't try to hit the ground running, ease into it gently. The transitionary period will be unsettling but if you take it steady, you'll get there in good order.Brive1987 wrote:Thanks HunnyBunny.
Disturbingly it start on Monday. The good news is I get redundancy and a new job. The bad news is the new gig looks like a disaster needing fixing - ie the risk ratio goes up. I fear I will sit there stuttering and sharpening a whole packet of pencils.
Congrats on... 25 years of your life... ending. ^_^ Was this the first job out of school?Brive1987 wrote:Well, it's Friday 5.00pm and I just left my job of 25 years.
In honour of Dick, my farewell email rickrolled the whole company. I find shit like that amusing.
Less amusing was that group of 20 somethings who didn't know what a rickroll was. Obviously as students they never did SSA.
http://archive.is/Hk3DL#selection-665.0-668.2Tim Branin
Last year I drove back from a conference with someone who'd shared a room with him. They told me they weren't sure whether or not they had sex with him because they'd been so drunk. I didn't really comment on it at the time, but that conversation has haunted me. frown emoticon
If you rickrolled the whole company maybe the departure wasn't on the best of terms? Sorry to hear that if that's the case, but best wishes on your new one.Brive1987 wrote:Well, it's Friday 5.00pm and I just left my job of 25 years.
In honour of Dick, my farewell email rickrolled the whole company. I find shit like that amusing.
Less amusing was that group of 20 somethings who didn't know what a rickroll was. Obviously as students they never did SSA.
You could always ask your daughter about Islamic punishments for adultery to sharpen the point ...Tolerance of backward attitudes does not help diversity
June 17, 2016 2:17pm
Rita Panahi
WE live in interesting times.
The Australian Prime Minister doesn’t attend the repatriation of Australia’s Vietnam War dead but is happy to host an Iftar dinner celebrating Ramadan attended by Islamist apologists and at least one hate preacher.
Sheik Shady Al-Suleiman who’s called AIDS a divine punishment for gays also has disturbing views about women, jihad and what he calls the “enemies of Islam.”
How did a man who preaches about women being “hung by their breasts” and stoned to death for adultery score an invitation to dine with the Prime Minister? ....
The paper looks interesting regardless of whether you agree with it or not. This part in particular seems worth discussing:AndrewV69 wrote:BTW, from Prof. Dr. Steven Vertovec, Max Planck Institute for the Study of Religious and Ethnic Diversity, Göttinge. Diversity, social interaction and solidarity
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Vertovec looks at the factors which might facilitate inter-ethnic contact, like mixed residential areas, and at those which hinder it, like ethnic hierarchies.Researchers in this field have identified several factors that determine the shape of personal networks: opportunities for contact, a preference for social relationships with similar people (the homophily principle) and the attraction of social relationships with people of a higher status8. To this end, interethnic contact might be facilitated by mixed residential areas. However, if there are ethnic hierarchies, in which immigrants and members of ethnic minorities are trapped at the bottom, this might reduce the willingness of higher- status, long-term residents to engage in such interactions. Furthermore, the way in which individuals define the homo- geneity they seek in their social networks needs to be clarified: is it based on a common national or regional origin or religious group, or on interests and lifestyles that have nothing to do with the drawing of ethnic boundary lines?
Really? wrote:Fuck me. HunnyBunny, Dicky is listed in Camp Quest west's 2014 bulletin as a friend or volunteer. Please snap that up. I can't link on my phone. It is a PDF. Also listed are Brian Parts, the brother in law with whom he did that bonsai podcast and Carrie Poppy.
I can beat that. Here is Sticky pimping Camp Quest in his widely acclaimed FTBCon 2 presentation from 2014.HunnyBunny wrote:Really? wrote:Fuck me. HunnyBunny, Dicky is listed in Camp Quest west's 2014 bulletin as a friend or volunteer. Please snap that up. I can't link on my phone. It is a PDF. Also listed are Brian Parts, the brother in law with whom he did that bonsai podcast and Carrie Poppy.
:o No, can't be, he hasn't been involved since 2009 :dance:
Thanks for the link Steers.Steersman wrote: Changing gears, not sure of how your ghostwriting is going for your daughter but I just ran across this that might be of some value:
Damn, I can't find the link. I've looked through all the old newsletter on Camp Quest West's site but didn't find anything.HunnyBunny wrote:Really? wrote:Fuck me. HunnyBunny, Dicky is listed in Camp Quest west's 2014 bulletin as a friend or volunteer. Please snap that up. I can't link on my phone. It is a PDF. Also listed are Brian Parts, the brother in law with whom he did that bonsai podcast and Carrie Poppy.
:o No, can't be, he hasn't been involved since 2009 :dance: