Obligatory:MarcusAu wrote:i'm not OK with gun violence - but someone needs to sort the Clantons of this world out.
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Obligatory:MarcusAu wrote:i'm not OK with gun violence - but someone needs to sort the Clantons of this world out.
I'm sure this isn't fair... but I do think there is some correlation between cowardice, sheltered-ness, and the will to brazenly try and kill someone like that.Kirbmarc wrote:Especially since from the video it looks like at least in one occasion he hit a guy (red shirt guy) who was trying to calm things down, or at least talk it out with others. That's particularly vicious.DrokkIt wrote:
What a piece of shit.
Getting into a silly ruck is one thing, but hitting someone in the head with a piece of metal can kill or leave disabled. I hope he goes to prison.
Have you considered the possibility that she wouldn't be your ex if you did some of your thrusting in person, instead of on-line?Steersman wrote: :) Hard to stay away - even if the "little woman" (my ex in point of fact) rakes me over the coals for partaking of the cut and thrust here. :( Such is life. :)
But it is simply a fact that Islamic terrorism is currently the deadliest form of terrorism on the global stage. I care about that for several reasons, but primarily because I care about the victims of Islamic terrorism. I care about the people who are routinely maimed and murdered as a result of the toxic influences of archaic superstition on a 21st Century world. And I care about these victims no matter where they reside globally, no matter what their race, no matter what their ethnicity, their nationality, their religion, or their skin color. I care about them whether they are Bangladeshi secularists pulled apart by Islamists blades, whether they are French cartoonists gunned down for defying Islamic blasphemy laws, whether they are Pakistani Sufis incinerated in Lahore for being the wrong kind of Muslims, or whether they are British children blown to pieces and lacerated by shrapnel in a Manchester concert hall. I care about them all and I want it to stop. I can’t for a second see how the people who make it their life’s work to obfuscate and dismiss this issue can even begin to say the same.
I'm sure that Jeff Holliday has commented on the situation by now.Shatterface wrote:Obligatory:MarcusAu wrote:i'm not OK with gun violence - but someone needs to sort the Clantons of this world out.
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And Ralph the Retard is posting links to domestic murders in the belief they are the same thing as domestic terrorism.Really? wrote:Dumb Dan and Softhead CJ are in the header image of this article.
https://areomagazine.com/2017/05/28/no- ... terrorist/
Binge drinking and casual violence.MarcusAu wrote:I'm still not quite sure what 'fundamental British values' are either
As I said earlier, he REALLY puts effort into the swing. Attempted murder is what he should be looking at.Kirbmarc wrote:Especially since from the video it looks like at least in one occasion he hit a guy (red shirt guy) who was trying to calm things down, or at least talk it out with others. That's particularly vicious.DrokkIt wrote:
What a piece of shit.
Getting into a silly ruck is one thing, but hitting someone in the head with a piece of metal can kill or leave disabled. I hope he goes to prison.
You must be continually disappointed, the way reality consistently refuses to conform to your black and white thinking.Za-zen wrote:[
The cunt with the chainsaw is going to run out of gas, that's when you get to axe him ;)
@Piggyinthemiddle My position is, that all conflict is tragic, you've cast me neatly into an ideological box to serve you argument. Not one of my posts expresses "steadfast loyalty" to what you refer to as a murderous death cult. Though your characterization of the PIRA as such demonstrates a lack of knowledge as to the PIRA, and an overall stewed down, limited understanding of the Irish conflict. but let's hop past that, and get to my politics. I'm a Republican, because Monarchism is fucking stupid. I don't really give a fuck what flag flies over the society i want to see organized as a republic, though I do identify more with the Irish nation, than the British one, as the irish nation aren't a bunch of belligerent cunts still hanging onto the legacy of when they were an evil empire, and riddled with vapid nationalism. And really when your national song is still some wank appeal to a deity to protect an inbred, right of birth, physical embodiment of the nation incarnate as lifelong head of state, you've lost me. So yeah, to stew it down for you, Britain is a retard of a country that i'd rather not be forcibly taxed to maintain.
Most of us will betray a principle of non violence, if indeed we espouse one, as most of us will justify violence in certain circumstances, that justification nigh always requires cognitive dissonance. I rarely find violence justifiable, but what i do is attempt to understand where the violence emanates from. I do appreciate the absurdity of those who flag wage their military off with fanfare and pride on jaunts around the globe, who shriek in horror when death and destruction comes to their own shores.
I'll end that your quip about Croke park was amusing, but doubt that the English rugby team will be playing any games in Manchester for a while, incase they get massacred.
Hmmm ... That might actually be a good point ......d4m10n wrote:Rome might quibble.
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Yeah well, the ancient Romans don't really stand up for themselves much these days.piginthecity wrote:You know when you're totally winning in a pit-fight when Damo steps in to try to help out your opponent !
Ozzies eunt domus!MarcusAu wrote:Yeah well, the ancient Romans don't really stand up for themselves much these days.
That's when young Oliver was doing his big OE in Italy.piginthecity wrote:Hmmm ... That might actually be a good point ......d4m10n wrote:Rome might quibble.
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Now you are just being offensive.Bhurzum wrote:Ozzies eunt domus!MarcusAu wrote:Yeah well, the ancient Romans don't really stand up for themselves much these days.
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https://media.giphy.com/media/zOuRCHez5UsKY/giphy.gifMarcusAu wrote:Now you are just being offensive.
I was born in New Zealand.
I think it was Wizard of Cause / Nikolas Gorroff that first started calling Dan Arel Comrade StarbucksApe+lust wrote:I don't know where Richard THE KING Sanderson got this or if he made it himself, but I think it's wonderful :D
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I shall refrain from telling you where to pack your shortbread - as I do not wish to mock the afflicted.
I'm not ginger, I'm strawberry-blonde!MarcusAu wrote:I shall refrain from telling you where to pack your shortbread - as I do not wish to mock the afflicted.
You are Scotch and based on the picture of you or your mother, ginger - so the world has been cruel enough.
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My mind will be changed to what? That gender studies isn't loaded with hogwash? I've heard some people already argue that hoax or not the idea of Penis as Social Construct is actually a valid viewpoint.I could go on at length, but instead I'll direct you to the most thorough debunking of the hoax and its conclusions about gender studies that I've come across: http://seriouspod.com/sio44-debunking-c ... i-bosnick/ If anyone gives that a their mind isn't changed, my head will be seriously sploded.
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I haven't seen this guy before. That was pretty good, thanks! :DMarcusAu wrote:I think it was Wizard of Cause / Nikolas Gorroff that first started calling Dan Arel Comrade StarbucksApe+lust wrote:I don't know where Richard THE KING Sanderson got this or if he made it himself, but I think it's wonderful :D
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I've got to disagree, Matt. It takes true genius to work out that female suicide bombings are "politicised and gendered":Matt Cavanaugh wrote:The Number One Top-Rated gender studies journal, and it's still full of shit:
http://journals.sagepub.com/toc/gasa/31/3
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-40080125The mayor of Paris has called for a black feminist festival in the city to be banned on the grounds that it excludes white people.
Somewhere out there is a camel that both models for comic-book artists and walks with a limp.Suet Cardigan wrote:I did an image search for female suicide bomber and it came up with this:
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Must check out that comic.
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You apparently don't understand intersectional hypermasculinity, and frankly I am way too weary too do the psycho-emotional labor to educate you. :ugeek:The first is in the home country wherein migration is seen as a mandatory rite of passage into manhood. The second moment is in transit, where the relational masculinity of migrant men and “traffickers” (men who smuggle migrants across borders) is performed and (re)made. The final moment is in South Africa, wherein we observe two contrasting forms of masculinities: hyper masculinity (the idealization of violence and misogyny) and Ummah masculinity (the immersion in God and Islamic Ummah). Both kinds of masculinity in the final moment are attempts by the migrants to recuperate masculinity within a situation of extreme powerlessness. This article invokes the need for mobility research within gender studies, and an attention to a complex, processual construction of identities wherein gender, race, and other differences define the identities of migrants but also the discourses and narratives of masculinities.
Saw the Paris mayor's tweets about this earlier today, she obviously got dog-piled like crazy with the typical "systemic racism/oppression olympic/you just don't know what you're talking about" nonsense. Anyway, i find a poetic juxtaposition in this part of the article (bold mine)Suet Cardigan wrote:Meanwhile, in France:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-40080125The mayor of Paris has called for a black feminist festival in the city to be banned on the grounds that it excludes white people.
:popcorn:
Some French anti-racism organisations have condemned the festival.
SOS Racisme called it "an abomination" and said it "wallows in ethnic separation", while Licra, the International League against Racism and Antisemitism, said: "Rosa Parks would be turning in her grave."
On Friday the regional head of the far-right National Front party had challenged Ms Hidalgo to explain the "blatantly racist" event.
The organisers said in a statement (in French) that they had been "the target of a campaign of disinformation and fake news orchestrated by the extreme right" and they were "saddened to see some anti-racist associations let themselves be manipulated".
Suet Cardigan wrote:Meanwhile, in France:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-40080125The mayor of Paris has called for a black feminist festival in the city to be banned on the grounds that it excludes white people.
:popcorn:
... and down the rabbit hole we go.Black people of any gender will be allowed in another area
That has to be the fucking 'Duh' of the year.The organisers said in a statement (in French)
During Spamalot there is a scene where people are holding up letter boards that spell out Camelot. They run around spelling different words. At one point they spelled out Camelto, and I laughed my fool head off. Nobody else seemed to get it...Billie from Ockham wrote:Somewhere out there is a camel that both models for comic-book artists and walks with a limp.Suet Cardigan wrote:I did an image search for female suicide bomber and it came up with this:
http://images.gr-assets.com/books/13501 ... 404790.jpg
Must check out that comic.
Not that there's anything wrong with that, of course. Disabled camels need to earn a living, too.
It just struck me as odd.
The acid test, for anybody spergy enough, would be to dig back through how Cogent was viewed in the SJW community before these events. If the journal was viewed dimly by the community beforehand, then the criticisms have weight; if not, then the defense "Oh but it's not a real SJW journal" is just a No True Scotsman.Linus wrote:I thought I'd come back and check in on the pit after a long absence. And JFC. Do you guys really think this "Conceptual Penis" hoax proved anything? A hoax paper was published in an "author friendly", pay-to-play, non Gender Studies journal, with no impact factor. And this is evidence that... gender studies is flawed as an academic enterprise. :think:
You realize that hoax papers have been published in a variety of fields, right? Like there was a paper that literally only included the text "Get me off your fucking mailing list" published in a computer science journal?
I could go on at length, but instead I'll direct you to the most thorough debunking of the hoax and its conclusions about gender studies that I've come across: http://seriouspod.com/sio44-debunking-c ... i-bosnick/ If anyone gives that a their mind isn't changed, my head will be seriously sploded.
(Yes, I read Pluckrose's article in case anyone's wondering).
:cdc: :twatson:
c) then a) then b).Matt Cavanaugh wrote:Quick Pit survey:
Here in Americay It's a national holiday - Memorial Day, when we remember something, I forget. Unlike most of my fellow, otherly-BMI'd Amis, I've been working on & off all day since 6 am. It's now quarter to seven and I've had some crudités and two glasses of a mediocre Pinot Grigio. Should I:
a) Go out and chain saw as originally planned;
b) Play it safe and do some tractor work;
c) Finish the rest of the Pinot Grigio;
d) All of the above.
Not sure if this is a factor, but the weather here is sublime.
Little shit hid behind a girl to deliver the cowardly tolchock, too.Lsuoma wrote:As I said earlier, he REALLY puts effort into the swing. Attempted murder is what he should be looking at.Kirbmarc wrote:Especially since from the video it looks like at least in one occasion he hit a guy (red shirt guy) who was trying to calm things down, or at least talk it out with others. That's particularly vicious.DrokkIt wrote:
What a piece of shit.
Getting into a silly ruck is one thing, but hitting someone in the head with a piece of metal can kill or leave disabled. I hope he goes to prison.
Didn't that tubby, chinless fuck just make a show of quitting the organized atheist movement?ConcentratedH2O, OM wrote:https://preview.ibb.co/erXeNa/Screen_Sh ... _51_PM.png
It's okay when we do it.
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I think the first half of your sentence answers why the flabby fucker can appear as so many things to so many people: no self-respect, no sense of decency or honor, just a desire to have loose women show him some attention.Easy J wrote:Didn't that tubby, chinless fuck just make a show of quitting the organized atheist movement?ConcentratedH2O, OM wrote:https://preview.ibb.co/erXeNa/Screen_Sh ... _51_PM.png
It's okay when we do it.
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What the fuck is wrong with him? How fucking transparent have his rape/sexual harassment investigations been? When Dr. Cumface got accused, did he hire a fucking outside investigator? No. That piece of shit only deals with things internally, which means they never get dealt with.ConcentratedH2O, OM wrote:https://preview.ibb.co/erXeNa/Screen_Sh ... _51_PM.png
It's okay when we do it.
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I'm not the Dalai Lama. My compassion is finite. I wish we lived in a world where adherents of a particularly toxic religion didn't kill random groups of people, but we do. If that terrorism takes people engaging in apologetics for those terrorists out of gene pool, then it's probably for the better. And yes, the irony is tasty too.Tigzy wrote:So what did you mean? That he wasn't an enabler? Or that being an enabler - nevermind the fact that his enabling was about as milqetoast as you can get - makes him a more acceptable victim than the others?katamari Damassi wrote:Don't pretend you didn't understand what I meant.Tigzy wrote:
Aaah. So he was an enabler. No doubt laying the pipes for murderous radical islamism via the insidious method of making retarded tweets. Bet Abedi's co-conspirators are furious that such a useful agent ended up as collateral damage.
Because it looks to me like you're positing the following scenario: that you think it would be better if people who kill other people for their beliefs would just stick to killing people whose beliefs you don't like.
Weather in Alaska has been cold(mid 40's F)and rainy for weeks. Only had one or two sunny days in May. It was so much nicer last year. Will be spending Memorial Day working at the aquarium which will be super busy because of said shitty weather. Instead of boating, fishing, and hiking, people will be looking for indoor amusements. But when you come to Alaska you can't really complain about the cold.Matt Cavanaugh wrote:Quick Pit survey:
Here in Americay It's a national holiday - Memorial Day, when we remember something, I forget. Unlike most of my fellow, otherly-BMI'd Amis, I've been working on & off all day since 6 am. It's now quarter to seven and I've had some crudités and two glasses of a mediocre Pinot Grigio. Should I:
a) Go out and chain saw as originally planned;
b) Play it safe and do some tractor work;
c) Finish the rest of the Pinot Grigio;
d) All of the above.
Not sure if this is a factor, but the weather here is sublime.