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Caribbean immigrant to UK / Long posts tagged #long or #long post /Â Officially mentally unwell // Please don't hostile ping me into any arguments, or hostile ping others to see my posts.
Me, passing a car covered in horny thirst-trap anime girl stickers: while I personally find this to be cringe, given the national push for censorship, I must concede that this is technically Praxis.
They don't know what that word means. A large amount of them are just dumbasses who think Denmark and Norway are "socialist" because their democratic governments spend more on welfare and have more regulations on their free-market capitalist economies. Most European countries have a "Socialist Party" that's basically just the Democrats but slightly further left.
Scott Pelley Just Made A Pretty Stunning Allegation. According to Pelley, CBS leadership wanted a story about the killing of ICE protester RenĂŠe Good changed to better match Trump's version of events. Pelley says he was told management wanted protesters portrayed as more violent and wanted Good described as driving toward the officer who shot her. He says the video evidence showed otherwise. Then came the admission. "There was a thumb on the scale for the president's version of events." A veteran journalist with 37 years at CBS is alleging political pressure was applied to change the facts of a story. That's a remarkable accusation.
âHe says the video shows otherwise.â
This, everyone, is an example of believing what the media tells you regardless of what the evidence shows.
He might say the video shows otherwise but heâs lying. Which you can easily see by watching the video yourself.
But Iike. You are too easy to fool. Learn how to look at things yourself instead of allowing journalists to brainwash you.
We are coming for you guns with force. We do not care how uncompliant you are with the police, we do not care about your feelings. We will use as much force necessary to disarm you.
With Karmelo Anthony's sentencing we have the predictable, "But what about [X other unrelated case I'm woefully misinformed about]?!" talking points circling. So let's recap:
When George Zimmerman shot Travon Martin, Martin had jumped him, pinned him on his back to the ground, sat on top of him, and was beating his head into the pavement.
Kyle Rittenhouse was being chased and attacked by a violent riot mob. The three white people he shot had 1) already threatened him earlier in the night and tried to grab his gun (Rosenbaum), 2) bashed him in the head with a skateboard when he was flat on his back after trying to run to safety (Huber), and pulled a gun on him (Grosskreutz). He was legally allowed to carry his gun and had been asked by car dealership owners there to help ward off more arsonists torching their lots.
Daniel Penny was one of two others (both minorities) who restrained Jordan Neely as he was being actively threatening towards other passengers. Neely was still breathing when Penny left the subway.
And this most recent case with the Chows, I haven't read as much on it but to my understanding the contention was that the "unarmed" 14 year old that the Chows were chasing suddenly stopped running, turned around, produced a gun, and pointed it at the younger Chow, and that's when the father pulled his gun and shot. I'll have to research more into the specifics but the jury found the evidence for that narrative compelling enough to declare not guilty so...
Also we don't measure the outcomes of specific court cases by what happened (or didn't happen) in others.
Exactly. All of these instances have to be judged on a case by case basis. They are different circumstances, different events, different people, different actions. You have to look at what went down in each case to determine what the outcome should be, which is why we have the justice system.
You donât just look at skin color, which is what the left does and why they are on the wrong side of every. Single. One.
The thing about Zimmerman, is he could have been found guilty of manslaughter if the prosecution hadn't been pressured by the mob to go for 1st degree murder.
He was never going to be found guilty of 1st degree.
They should have leaned heavily on the fact that the 911 operator told him to stop following Martin and that if he had listened to that instruction everything would have been fine. The prosecution was just bad in that case if the goal is to get Zimmerman in jail.
You're supposed to hide any valuables you leave in the car unattended-- otherwise you're causing theft and you're Part of the Problem, you see-- so I cleverly disguise mine as the least valuable thing imaginable: a box of The Eternals Heroclix
Elon is such a nefarious djinn that his dark magick works itself backwards in time. With his vile incantations, he retrocausally made the worm breach the Darien Gap back in 2022.
See I did consider that* comparison, but I think it actually supports the original tweet. By what right do those wolves have that land? Because they're stronger, and have chased off rival claimants? In that case, a state refusing to recognize private land claims is also fully within its right to do so, because it is stronger still.
Or, if it is meant to be the much more defensible statement "defending private land isn't crazy, even wild animals do it" then yes, but they also do murder and rape.
đŻ well, gorilla/banana led me to tiger/hunting-grounds, but same/same yeah?
In that case, a state refusing to recognize private land claims is also fully within its right to do so, because it is stronger still.
In that case, we should first decide if the state is ⨠just a name for the things we do togetherâ¨, or is a state a distinct entity that takes what it can while the people suffer what they must. People who enjoy fantasies of expropriation based on the latter usually at the same time demand deference to the idea of the state based on the former.
Texas has handed down convictions for 8 anti-fascist terrorists.
Handing out pamphlets against ICE? 30 years in prison.
Blowing whistles in the general direction of ICE? 50 years in prison.
Launching fireworks into the sky? 70 years in prison.
Hiding in your car as a riot breaks out around you? 50 years in prison.
Yelling at ICE agents to fuck off? 100 years in prison.
However
Violently raping children, eating children, burying children on your golf course? Awarded the Presidency, IRS banned from investigating you and your descendants.
Antifa has assaulted many people, tried to kill others, committed arson, and threatened countless other people. Of course they're going to lie about why their stormtroopers went to prison.
Sounds like Nonnie is the same trolling lunatic who thinks Trump failing to release the Epstein files is a sign he's in them.
(And not just failing to live up to his own hype as he's done lots of times due to inconvenient things like "practical reality".]
And also throwing in other PDF-related conspiracy theories like QAnon.
Maybe sincerely, maybe just to own the right, maybe a little of both.
Of course, attacking Trump has very little to do with the justice of the charges against the rioters. Especially when Anon leaves out the part where they shot a cop.
Thankfully non-fatally. Barely, considering it hit him in the neck.
>IRS banned from investigating you and your descendants.
Again, this is really ironic considering the Hunter Biden debacle, where much of the mainstream press and social media actively buried the story to get Biden the big seat.
I've noticed that a lot of bigots (classical) end up stealing the opposition's ideas and memes. I'm not sure they even notice.
Angie BĂĄez, who went viral for dumping trash over the weekend, was described in her bio as someone whose âdedication to making a positive im
A woman caught on video emptying a public trash can on the street, then stealing it during New York Cityâs Knicks championship parade, was a director at JPMorgan Chase â who was fired Tuesday over the incident, The Post has learned.
Angie BĂĄez, 40, was promoted to executive director of community and industry engagement for card and connected commerce at JPMorgan Chase more than a year ago, according to her LinkedIn profile.
She previously served as executive director of diversity, equity, and inclusion at New York-based review website the Infatuation, which Chase acquired as part of its broader push into lifestyle and experiential content.
Sources say the bank looked into the incident after the video surfaced and a JPMorgan Chase spokesperson told The Post,âThis employee is no longer with the company.â
BĂĄez could not be reached by The Post for comment Tuesday. Sources noted she had attended the parade in her personal capacity.
Clips that surfaced over the weekend show BĂĄez dressed in Knicks gear, dumping the contents of a limited-edition blue-and-orange trash can onto a Manhattan sidewalk before walking off with the receptacle. Additional footage shows her riding the subway with the stolen bin.
In a bio on the Infatuationâs website, BĂĄez is described as someone whose âdedication to making a positive impact shines through in every aspect of her work.â The publication adds that âAngieâs efforts have helped position [the Infatuation] as a trailblazer in the pursuit of a more equitable and relatable food media industry,â calling her one of the âbrightest voicesâ in the space.
âAs a vibrant mosaic of Dominican heritage, Bronx roots, and a passion for storytelling, creativity, and culture, Angie continues to lead the way towards a more inclusive and equitable future for food media, leaving an indelible mark on the Infatuation and everything she touches,â the bio states.
Baez also appears to have co-founded a queer and black, indigenous and people of color-owned talent agency, Same Page Co., which is âfocused on increasing representation and equity in media and industry. It works with artists/talent on creative projects, photoshoots, strategy, and business affairs.â
Same Page Co. did not immediately respond to a request for comment from The Post.
Earlier in her career, BĂĄez worked as diversity and inclusion program lead at Squarespace and held top jobs in diversity and inclusion roles at Saks Fifth Avenue, Hudsonâs Bay, and Saks Off 5th, according to another online biography.
Under New York City law, theft of property valued under $1,000 is typically charged as petit larceny, a Class A misdemeanor. Consequences are often minimal â usually a fine, summons, or community service for first-time offenders. The littering that accompanied the theft could bring additional penalties.
âDumping trash onto the street and stealing public property for your own personal use are both illegal, antisocial behaviors, and not what New Yorkers do. On top of all that, doing both on camera is incredibly stupid,â the New York City Department of Sanitation told The Post in a statement.
The NYPD said on June 20 it has not received any complaints related to the incident and Beaz has not been charged with a crime.
parents are allowed to straight-up torture their kids with zero consequences. they can withhold food and water, lock you out of shelter, confiscate your belongings, bar you from human contact, attack and harm you and exert complete control over your physical appearance. and this is just the norm. if you speak out against it you're seen as a delinquent or a predator. even otherwise progressive people get uncomfortable with the idea of dismantling the nuclear family unit because they still see it as the best way to keep kids safe when that simply couldn't be further from the truth. it's evil.
You know, I'm stuck wondering if this is someone doing a legitimate claim, without understanding that all these things can, do, and have resulted in people arrested for child neglect and physical harm?
Or if this is a hyperbolic overstating of minor punishments like grounding you from using your phone, or keeping you from dying your hair orange.
Like it's ridiculous for two different reasons depending on which.
This is an awesome use of what is probably a master's degree if not a doctorate and I am 100% thrilled that she shared it even though it was embarrassing and she squeaked.
Oh my god, I did something very similar as a kid to aerate the steam out of the bathroom after I showered, or my glasses would fog up so much I couldn't see.
Is this not just intuitive? I knew "hot air leave, cooler air replaces" just like that when i was a kid. This ain't collage level shit and if you're bragging it is...you need a refund on that degree.
Traditionally anti-submarine rockets were basically depth charges, along similar lines to anti-submarine mortars.
If they're talking about the type that the US and Japan uses (more so Japan), VL-Asroc, they're basically a delivery system for a mk46 torpedo (the type used by ASW aircraft).
I asked Grok to gender swap the pic to illustrate how different it hits when it's attacking the other half of the human race:
It's crazy how the second version feels deeply uncomfortable and unacceptable in polite society, whereas the original version feels so common to be unremarkable - the water we swim in, something we see every day, on TV and films and all corporate media.
The French author explains why a âgeneral, negative feelingâ towards men can be healthy and even helpful.
>That query and the succeeding answer was initially intended for a small audience. Harmange got an unexpected publicity boost, however, when an adviser to the French minister of gender equality tried to have the book banned for inciting sex-based hatred. As a result, its initial 400-copy press has now ballooned into the tens of thousands and the slim volume has been sold internationally, including here in Canada in a recently released English translation.
...Ah.
Whatâs the problem with thinking of misandry as the flip side of misogyny?
Itâs a show of bad faith, because everyone knows thereâs no system that empowers women when they hate men.
...Said the woman who has a best-selling book about hating men, in her media interview about hating men.
Also, notice the classic bigot (classic) tactic of assuming everyone secretly agrees with them, and anyone who apparently disagrees is lying.
>. I would say that misogyny is the tool of the oppressor and misandry is the response of the oppressed, so thereâs no parallel that can be made.
Which would work a lot better if "misandry" was considered only something women can do, and people who talked about it didn't complain about sexist men as well.
Very often government officials.
>, but men are [an] oppressive [force] and the world is built to please the men;
This is a French WW2 graveyard.
France conscripted men. In fact, it was apparently the first modern nation to have universal conscription, and only stopped less than three decades ago.
Which was also when they finally included women in national service registration.
>Men seem incapable of imagining a world where there would be no patriarchy but where there would also be no matriarchy.
Another common feminist bit of projection.
For reasons previously discussed.
I did find a bunch of news articles defending the book, including one which implied it's okay to hate men as long as it's not personal.
The exact same sort of "as a class" fig leaf I saw on /r/Askfeminists, and in loads of feminist defenses of misandry.
Imagine someone said they only hated women or any minority group "as a class".
From the NY times;
>Â For Harmange, who volunteers with an association supporting rape victims, misandry had come to feel like the best concept to express her frustration with structural gender violence. âIt was an insult you would get as a feminist,â she said. âWhatever you say, as soon as you criticize men, youâre accused of being a misandrist. Thatâs when I realized: Actually, thatâs exactly it.â
Except people who are not feminist and even opposed to feminism criticize men all the time.
And few people call them sexist or misandric. Even feminist prefer to blame "toxic masculinity".
"For this woman, bigotry felt like the best concept to express her frustration. She was praised for this, because she employed the same broken logic used by all bigots against a group it's socially acceptable to direct it towards."
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