The Loving Left

Documenting the visceral hatred spewed by liberals and atheists. Main Politics Blog

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[thelovingleft]

Fuck you. Love, a moderate.

Considering 90% of moderates are liberals who are either too ashamed to call themselves liberals or too indoctrinated/ignorant to know where the middle of the road actually lies...thank you.

[thelovingleft]

You realize that the very concept of hell means God CANNOT be perfect as well as loving, right? If innocent people burn forever for being born human and the honest mistake of never accepting the "right" belief system, then God cannot be infinitely loving, because that is cruel. A loving God would not allow a single one of his children to suffer eternally, so it can only stand to reason that if humans go to hell just for being "unsaved," God is actually POWERLESS to prevent it if he wanted to.

I believe all people are given enough information to make decisions that will bring them to heaven. God understands individual situations and is the perfect judge of the heart. I don't believe he would condemn without giving an opportunity for redemption.

God allowed us the option to decide whether or not to follow him because making automatons would have been pointless. Without being able to decide to love him, we can't truly love him at all.

[endlessrebel]

What if there are more Black people in America than a census 'tells' us? What if the white social hierarchy is reporting this false information so we won't feel entitled to fuck some shit up?

[peaceloveandafropuffs]

We’ve been at 12%-13% of the population for years now… No growth … but we supposedly have SO MANY children 

[blackfemmejeanvaljean]

[kenyabenyagurl]

[dynastylnoire]

[itzyaboy-dame]

Deep….

[wellbehavedwomendomakehistory]

Why would you want to be included as a majority? you’d lose your minority privilege to scream about how “oppressed” you are and get your way!

[sataniswhite]

You’re white and crying. Yesssss. Give us your tears. It’s what keeps us looking so youthful. Thanks boo :*

- Cici

[thelovingleft]

If Yaweh or Jehova is the almighty God of the Universe, what makes his personal beliefs concerning human affairs objectively correct? Objective fact is not the same as opinion endorsed by a third party who happens to be more physically and perhaps mentally powerful.

Omniscience, omnipotence, omnipresence, some omni-related word that means "he created everything", and perfection.

[thelovingleft]

Can I just ask why you call any opinion opposing to your own the opinions of liberals or left wing people?

I don't think all opposing opinions are liberal. Just the ones that are. I call liberal mentalities and opinions liberal. I also call (tag, rather) the bad attitudes and behaviors that appear in liberals liberal. Because they are connected.

[in-the-right]

I'm going to try to ask this question without emotional bias, but this may be hard. When my sister was 9 years old, she was snatched from her (five minutes' walk) journey home from school and viciously beaten and raped. She had never menstruated, but she still became pregnant. SHE decided to abort the fetus at 10 weeks old, because she did not feel ready to be a mother and could not stand the thought of bringing up a rapist's child. From your POV, was this moral? I'm genuinely interested.

I’m not sure how a 9-year-old could ever carry a baby to term. Maybe it’s possible, but I don’t know enough about her to have any sort of guess. But if there was absolutely no way she could have physically withstood the pregnancy, removal of the fetus would qualify as medical-emergency-reasons in my opinion. In this case, it’s not a “What if something goes wrong?”; it’s “It factually IS going to go wrong, given time, and we are taking necessary measures before she starts coding rather than after.”

But that’s not even why she had it removed. She took a life because she didn’t want to raise it or think about it. So yes, her reasons were morally wrong.

[doctorwhobooks-deactivated20140]

YOU ARE SAYING THAT A RAPED NINE-YEAR OLD SHOULD BE FORCED TO GIVE BIRTH. AND YOU ARE CALLING HER MORALLY WRONG. 

[fatflagrantfeminist]

I literally hate whoever answered this. Like, you are a morally reprehensible, despicable, horrendous human.

[thelovingleft]

You literally hate someone who is against murder. Okay, feminist. Okay.

[in-the-right]

I had a friend who was raped an impregnated at 16. She wanted an abortion but her pro life parents refused to sign off on one and tried to force her to carry to term. She killed herself when she was three months pregnant because she COULD NOT have that baby, she hated it, she said it felt like evil itself was growing inside her. Nice of you to give half a shit about her life though. Her parents are now pro choice.

I feel sad for her, as well as sad her parents changed their views. Somebody killing themselves over a moral issue does not change the morality of the issue. If I kill myself because my parents didn’t let me stab my brother in the face (because I just couldn’t stand living with him), should they go pro-stab?

[oh-snap-pro-choice]

This is disgusting You value a foetus way more than an actual human being with emotions, who was going through something so traumatic she decided to take her life. Holy crap. This isn’t logic This is outright ignorance. -Ash

[indestructiblebrat]

In-the-right, I mean this with every fiber of my being: you deserve to be exiled to the coldest corner of the earth with nothing but a box of crackers and a parka to keep you sustained.

Ps. I still think you’re a cunt.

[in-the-right]

I love how liberals seem to think extreme reactions to something they disagree with and demonization of the person making the point are equivalent to logical reasoning.

[wellbehavedwomendomakehistory]

Oh, and don’t forget, YOU’RE the intolerant one here! And a bigot! For crap’s sake, don’t forget the bigotry!!!!!!!!!!

Illogical persons pretending to know what logic means… iro-ny!

[in-the-right]

I’m curious—are you capable of responding with anything besides the logical fallacies of ad hominem and emotional rhetoric? The lot of you say you don’t need to demonize me because my words speak for themselves, but you’re not really proving that by all this bluster.

[in-the-right]

I had a friend who was raped an impregnated at 16. She wanted an abortion but her pro life parents refused to sign off on one and tried to force her to carry to term. She killed herself when she was three months pregnant because she COULD NOT have that baby, she hated it, she said it felt like evil itself was growing inside her. Nice of you to give half a shit about her life though. Her parents are now pro choice.

I feel sad for her, as well as sad her parents changed their views. Somebody killing themselves over a moral issue does not change the morality of the issue. If I kill myself because my parents didn’t let me stab my brother in the face (because I just couldn’t stand living with him), should they go pro-stab?

[oh-snap-pro-choice]

This is disgusting You value a foetus way more than an actual human being with emotions, who was going through something so traumatic she decided to take her life. Holy crap. This isn’t logic This is outright ignorance. -Ash

[indestructiblebrat]

In-the-right, I mean this with every fiber of my being: you deserve to be exiled to the coldest corner of the earth with nothing but a box of crackers and a parka to keep you sustained.

Ps. I still think you’re a cunt.

[in-the-right]

I love how liberals seem to think extreme reactions to something they disagree with and demonization of the person making the point are equivalent to logical reasoning.

[neonationalist]

Journalism professor says he hopes for murder of NRA members' children

Journalism professor says he hopes for murder of NRA members’ children

Liberals go around spewing shit like this and they wonder why some of us carry guns.

[talkstraight-deactivated2014060]

On a positive note, the University of Kansas has indefinitely suspended this jackass.

[the-forward-observer]

What an unemployed shit bag.

[talkstraight-deactivated2014060]

I’m sure he’ll be back.  If history is any teacher, the college will wait for the dust to settle then quietly reinstate him.

[the-red-dryad-deactivated201504]

P.O.P. (Power of Pussy) Web Series: Part One

“Power of Pussy" is a multi part documentary series about some of the most celebrated and vindicated individuals in our culture; strippers. These women are sometimes classified as lowlifes of society, many thought to be street walking drug fiends with no regard for others. Some are thought to be impressionable young women, taken advantage of by men overseeing a seedy underworld. These are assumptions often made without any context from the women who live this life. This short documentary is a small look at a world many have only heard about, shedding light on how things really work for many women who have put on a g-string at some point in their lives.

Part Two - Part Three - Part Four

[thisiswhorehate]

putting this on the To Watch list!! has anyone seen it and keen to send some feedback?

[in-the-right]

So two very telling admittances: 1. She wouldn’t let her daughter strip. That’s cognitive dissonance and hypocrisy. 2. She said the majority of negativity about stripping is because MOST STRIP CLUBS ARE NASTY HOLE-IN-THE-WALL, SUCK-YOUR-DICK-IN-THE-CORNER FACILITIES.

So basically…EVERYTHING WE ALREADY KNEW?

Look. Dancing is fun. Even pole dancing looks fun. But it’s the sexual connotations and seduction that drive the industry, and that is absolutely wrong. If it were just a dance for fun (without sexually tempting people) or a skill performance (to awe with prowess non-sexually), there would be nothing wrong with it. But that’s not the reality here. So don’t try to pretend stripping is okay.

[harlequinfairy]

You are so wrong and so stupid it’s unreal, get your head out of your arse you moron hahahhahahahahahahaahahahahahaha “in-the-right" bitch please

[in-the-right]

I’m waiting for the point at which you give any substance to your argument whatsoever. ;)

[harlequinfairy]

Considering I actually am a stripper I think I know more than you ever will you stuck up dickhead. NOTHING you have said there is right at all. Your blog is just you starting arguments and complaining about everything. You are actually such an idiot it pains me to even know you’re alive and I should slap the shit out of your mum for letting you out of her cunt. You are not in the right at all, you are nasty and ignorant. Suck it, bitch.

[in-the-right]

If I wanted to hear petty name-calling and bratty tantrums, I’d go spend my time with poorly-raised children. Ah, but I am replying to you, so I guess I technically am. Still waiting for the substance and the part where any iota at all of what you said is backed up with logic. Yawn.

[harlequinfairy]

The substance is that I AM A STRIPPER. YOU ARE NOT. I KNOW MORE THAN YOU EVER WILL.

You’re a fucking idiot for thinking you know more about something you have never experienced then someone who is actually a part of it. Look at yourself, you think you’re so correct about everything, sitting at home slagging everything & everyone off because you don’t agree with it. Why don’t you just shut up and realise how stupid you are. I love my job, and so do the girls I work with & know in the industry, we are doing nothing wrong and the amount of men & women that come in and have  a great time and splash their cash shows it. 

Poorly raised children are people like you, honey, that are so ignorant and far up their own arse you could nibble on your internal organs. You know nothing so SHUT UP, Fucking twat. Go pray to your bullshit God and think you know all the answers, coz he ain’t real and your views are so wrong that it’s no surprise you spend your life sat on the internet pissing people off hahahahahahahahahahahah

[the-red-dryad-deactivated201504]

P.O.P. (Power of Pussy) Web Series: Part One

“Power of Pussy" is a multi part documentary series about some of the most celebrated and vindicated individuals in our culture; strippers. These women are sometimes classified as lowlifes of society, many thought to be street walking drug fiends with no regard for others. Some are thought to be impressionable young women, taken advantage of by men overseeing a seedy underworld. These are assumptions often made without any context from the women who live this life. This short documentary is a small look at a world many have only heard about, shedding light on how things really work for many women who have put on a g-string at some point in their lives.

Part Two - Part Three - Part Four

[thisiswhorehate]

putting this on the To Watch list!! has anyone seen it and keen to send some feedback?

[in-the-right]

So two very telling admittances: 1. She wouldn’t let her daughter strip. That’s cognitive dissonance and hypocrisy. 2. She said the majority of negativity about stripping is because MOST STRIP CLUBS ARE NASTY HOLE-IN-THE-WALL, SUCK-YOUR-DICK-IN-THE-CORNER FACILITIES.

So basically…EVERYTHING WE ALREADY KNEW?

Look. Dancing is fun. Even pole dancing looks fun. But it’s the sexual connotations and seduction that drive the industry, and that is absolutely wrong. If it were just a dance for fun (without sexually tempting people) or a skill performance (to awe with prowess non-sexually), there would be nothing wrong with it. But that’s not the reality here. So don’t try to pretend stripping is okay.

[harlequinfairy]

You are so wrong and so stupid it’s unreal, get your head out of your arse you moron hahahhahahahahahahaahahahahahaha “in-the-right" bitch please

[in-the-right]

I’m waiting for the point at which you give any substance to your argument whatsoever. ;)

[harlequinfairy]

Considering I actually am a stripper I think I know more than you ever will you stuck up dickhead. NOTHING you have said there is right at all. Your blog is just you starting arguments and complaining about everything. You are actually such an idiot it pains me to even know you’re alive and I should slap the shit out of your mum for letting you out of her cunt. You are not in the right at all, you are nasty and ignorant. Suck it, bitch.

[in-the-right]

[pal0masblancas-deactivated20160]

To say that any of these topics is more important than the other is fucking stupid. Yeah, some of these receive little to no attention from the media, but to suggest that Obama (as evil as he is) is wasting his time addressing racism in America? Kill yourself. I’m serious.

[thelovingleft]

You mean race-baiting? Try using logic. Also, stay classy.

[thelovingleft]

I didn't say anything about handouts or laws! Empathizing doesn't equal giving things. It means you see something through someone else's eyes. I have received support because I'm able to say "I want to understand, help you, & not belittle you" & that's not something they often hear. That is how to solve the problems. That is what the article fails to recognize. But, I really want to hear what you think the solution to black people in poverty should be. You seem to know, so enlighten me.

The point of the article is not ABOUT talking to their community. It’s about identifying the problem and its root causes. This article is also not about ending world hunger, reducing our national debt, or LGBT issues. How can you criticize a work for not including something that is not its point? Did anyone ever say this is the be-all, end-all source regarding poverty in black communities? Did this article ever say empathy and expressing a will to help is NOT the right way to go about solving this issue?

No, because, among other reasons, the article is not ABOUT providing an ultimate answer that solves the issue. It states that outright. But it’s still important. Because…you can’t solve an issue without first understanding what caused it and what is perpetuating it. Right? That’s what this is. A page about the reasons WHY black communities are poor. Is that not useful information? So… Who’s to say we can’t understand the issues and ALSO use empathy?

Your argument is like criticizing a Psychology 101 class for not covering the entirety of the psych program’s information.

[thelovingleft]

If you want attitudes to change, you should start with your own. I don't mean that in a cold-hearted way, either. Empathizing can be your greatest tool. I work very closely with minorities so I can help understand what steps need to be taken towards equality and opportunity in society, & I have received OVERWHELMING support. You won't know how difference, until you can put yourself in their position. It may be hard, but it's the only way. THAT is how the change that you want happens.

You seem to think empathizing with minorities equates to free handouts and laws that perpetuate the problems in some communities by legally granting them the advantage over others because of their genetics. (And of COURSE you'd get "support"; who's going to say no to free stuff and the opportunity to shirk responsibility?) Why do we keep going back to laws? We don’t NEED to make more laws to bring black communities from destitution. BLACKS ARE LEGALLY EQUAL IN ALL WAYS. Can we get off the equality bent and actually address the issue and the article?

[thelovingleft]

The article is all about "don't blame the white man". To me, that says, "your stuck, it sucks, but don't blame me". It doesn't instruct in any way how to help, other than pointing out the obvious. I myself got offended reading the article, I can't imagine what a black man or woman would think. I mean they aren't in charge of changing policies the majority of the time, white men (and some women) are. What do you think they should do to get out of this? I'd love to hear your suggestion.

I don’t think you’ve gotten a single thing out of this article. It’s not ABOUT changing policies! Not everything has to involve a law or some form of social engineering! We need to change people’s ATTITUDES. This doesn’t mean forcing them to change via laws.

Also, just because you’re offended, doesn’t make you right.

[thelovingleft]

How was that article doing the black community any justice?! You even agreed yourself it portrayed them in as lazy and incompetent. Walking up to a stranger & saying, "wow your hair is a mess." does them no good, it's taken as an insult, & quite frankly they probably are aware they're having a bad hair day. This is the same type of situation. The writer & yourself insult the black community, tell them the way they are living is wrong, and then wonder why they don't take your advice or trust you

No, it’s not even close to the same thing as walking up to a stranger and saying “Wow, your hair is a mess." It’s more like walking up to a housemate/family member and saying, “Your reckless and irresponsible behavior is ruining this household and yourself. We need to get together and fix this." A bad hair day doesn’t hurt anyone. Certain communities and cultures being degenerate is pretty much the opposite of that. It’s not about insulting people; it’s about not being too afraid to name the problem and face it head-on.

And if you automatically don’t accept advice or trust someone just because they point out a flaw or have a criticism, that really tells me what kind of a person you are. You have a lot to learn.