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| MAGA hatted choir boys |
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Posted by: j.p. - 01-22-2019, 11:26 AM - Forum: World View
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Those innocent young men were only trying to diffuse a bad situation ? I ain't buying it.
They were there for a school sponsored protest accompanied by adult chaperones. A key purpose of all protest/marches is a level of provocation. Not saying
violent provocation. But protests are to bond with like minded folk and to piss off people with differing opinions. In DC, provocation is on steroids. Adults had to know this.
Add MAGA hats and you have a very bad situation. MAGA hats had nothing to do with the "alleged" purpose for which the kids were there for. That red hat symbolizes confrontation. The children were pawns.
They were asking to be "doxxed" The adult chaperones knew this as well. Parents and other adults from Covington are certainly complicit in this potential disaster.
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| Monday Goad on Gillette |
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Posted by: k.d. - 01-21-2019, 01:31 PM - Forum: Local Chatter
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So when will Gillette be rolling out its new line of self-castration razors for men?
Unless you’ve been living under a rock on Venus, you are aware of Gillette’s rampagingly misandrist two-minute video that takes men—OK, white men—to task for rape and bullying and harassment and roughhousing and barbecuing and talking down to female employees and wolf-whistling and calling women “sweetie” and calling each other “sissies.”
As footage of men and boys being assholes unspools, a male announcer scolds the audience:
Quote:Is this the best a man can get? Is it? We can’t hide from it. It’s been going on far too long. We can’t laugh it off. But something finally changed. And there will be no going back, because we—we believe in the best in men. To say the right thing, to act the right way. Some already are, in ways big and small. But some is not enough, because the boys watching today will be the men of tomorrow.
According to one count—I didn’t have the stomach to verify—over the course of one minute and forty-eight seconds, 43 males exhibit “undesirable” behavior. Of those 43 males, only one is black and the rest are white. A mere seven males exhibit “desirable” behavior such as preventing other males from committing undesirable behavior by saying things such as “not cool, bro.” Of those seven gallant and valiant men, five are black and only two are white.
If the producers of this “short film” had bothered to check the most recent available government stats regarding race and sexual assault, they’d realize that white women are sixty-four times more likely to be raped by black men than black women are by white men. For emphasis, I’ll note that this isn’t sixty-four percent—it’s sixty-four TIMES.
If one were a paranoid racist—or if one were merely adept at pattern recognition and didn’t mind being called childish names that are meaningless yet meant to disrupt discourse and destroy reputations—one would notice that this Gillette ad depicts a world that doesn’t exist. Not only are the overwhelming majority of men a bunch of clumsy and hairy yet well-meaning doofuses that brutalize neither men nor women but are in fact probably far more fearful of and reverent toward women than women ever deserve, they are largely appalled by the very idea of rape and would likely form torch mobs to run suspected rapists out of town. And they are also acutely aware that they inhabit a modern world where #MeToo means #AllMen, an upside-down bloodthirsty matriarchy where even the most mildly disgruntled female can kneecap a man for life by spreading false or embellished rumors.
“This ‘new era of masculinity’ seems decidedly anti-masculine to me.”
When I see this Fake Pig Patriarchy depicted in this commercial—seriously, when was the last time you saw an ad depicting 100 beefy guys standing in a row with muscular arms folded over barbecue grills chanting “boys will be boys” rather than a half-dozen kale-sipping metrosexuals with man-buns and sandals mainlining one another with black-market estrogen injections?—it makes me wistful rather than ashamed. It makes me look back toward an era where companies such as Gillette praised machismo rather than demonized it.
Gillette is also changing its decades-old marketing tagline “The Best A Man Can Get” tagline into the more aspirational “The Best A Man Can Be”:
Quote:Thirty years ago, we launched our The Best A Man Can Get tagline….But turn on the news today and it’s easy to believe that men are not at their best. Many find themselves at a crossroads, caught between the past and a new era of masculinity.
Hmm…this “new era of masculinity” seems decidedly anti-masculine to me.
Perhaps it’s Alzheimer’s, but no matter how many times I slap myself upside the head to jog my memory, I still can’t remember a Tampax commercial where women were taken to task for false rape accusations, for being the primary violent abusers of children, for bullying both genders with far more relentless cruelty than boys could ever manage, for using men as ATMs and then discarding them when the cash stream runs dry, or for, according to all the studies I’ve ever seen committing violent acts against men at least as frequently as men hit them.
So far there’s been a substantial backlash to the ad—after all, people don’t cotton to being shamed by anyone to whom they’re forking over hard-earned money—with the natural self-gelded mandarins spewing the same predictable passive-aggressive “if this ad angered you, then you are obviously the problem” bullshit that makes me want to grab a rusty straight razor and shave their entire heads off.
Two of my favorite childhood memories involve my parents endorsing my tendency toward toxic masculinity.
In the first, I was sitting at dinner at around age eight relating how me and the neighborhood boys were tooling around in the woods a few blocks from our house and discovered a sewer pipe that was so large we were able to walk through it. With unabashed enthusiasm, I told mom and dad that when I emerged from the other pipe’s side into the daylight, there was a giant hairy spider crawling on my chest. When my mother attempted to scold me for engaging in such risky behavior, my dad gently explained, “C’mon, honey—this is just what boys do,” and she backed off in the service of a higher cause.
At around the same age while visiting my brother’s house in Fort Dix, NJ, I ripped out a few big-boobed pictures from the copies of Playboy magazine I’d found in his bedroom and took them home for my amusement. When mom was informed of the scandal, I expected a typically hysterical attempt to shame me for sticking my pre-pube beak into a softcore porn mag. Instead, mom gently tried explaining that there was nothing wrong with looking at naked women; it was just that I was simply a little too young for it.
In both cases, I feel that their benevolent indulgence of my wildly boyish ways was much healthier for my development than if they’d brought down the sort of Shame Whip that is relentlessly employed in this Gillette commercial. If you repress natural instincts, you’re just begging for them to reemerge in malignant ways.
There’s even some evidence that the more a father engages in “rough and tumble play” with his young sons, the less aggressive those sons will turn out to be later in life.
It makes a sort of evolutionary sense—the kind that no longer exists in modern advertising—that if you don’t want your men to grow up to be monsters, you should let your boys be boys.
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| Nucking Futz Dem |
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Posted by: k.d. - 01-21-2019, 12:16 PM - Forum: Local Chatter
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“House Budget Committee chair Rep. John Yarmuth (D-KY) called Sunday for a ban on teenagers wearing ‘Make America Great Again’ (MAGA) hats…” In his words:
“I am calling for a total and complete shutdown of teenagers wearing MAGA hats until we can figure out what is going on. They seem to be poisoning young minds.
“…This is a direct result of the racist hatred displayed daily by the President of the United States who, sadly, some mistake for a role model.”
I hate to make blanket statements against an entire group but since 2016 I haven't herd anything from Democrats that wasn't either insane or a lie.
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| Black China |
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Posted by: k.d. - 01-20-2019, 01:47 PM - Forum: World View
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IT’S HARD TO BE BLACK IN ASIA
According to the esteemed newspaper the Zambian Observer, a 25-year-old Zambian student in China was clubbed to death by four Chinese nationals for dating a Chinese woman.
According to a friend of now-dead Chrispine Mwale:
Quote:I rushed to the scene and only found four Chinese men beating and insulting him that their is no black man allowed to date their people. They insulted him that Africa was too poor and they would not allow black beings to be raised in their country. Despite pleading, they hit him with iron bars and stones until his final breath.
Writing for Outlook India, a black American named Dieperiye Kuku says “India Is Racist, And Happy About It”:
Once I stood gazing at the giraffes at the Lucknow Zoo only to turn and see 50-odd families gawking at me rather than the exhibit. Parents abruptly withdrew infants that inquisitively wandered towards me. I felt like an exotic African creature-cum-spectacle, stirring fear and awe. Even my attempts to beguile the public through simple greetings or smiles are often not reciprocated.
Wow. Sounds like it sucks to be black in Asia. It’s almost like it’d be better to return to Africa.
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| That poor injun drummer |
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Posted by: k.d. - 01-20-2019, 01:23 PM - Forum: Local Chatter
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Making America Stupid Again
Karen De Coster
This script of the native American drummer “being harassed” has gone overboard.
I cannot believe how many people believe every false narrative they see on social media, especially when it is one of those well-edited videos accompanied by a graphic overlay of “what happened” that is meant to indict one party while drawing sympathy for the other party that is deemed to be the “victim.” These videos, always, are designed to lock you into the point of view of the presenter without daring to question it, because to do so would be so politically incorrect that you’d be too ashamed and too intimidated to be the one non-believing outlier that stands out in front of your friends on social media. Opining on the side of the so-called “victim” without having an understanding of the framework and context is virtue-signaling for the sake of winning approvals.
The “what happened” should immediately be objectively questioned rather than forming a spontaneous emotional reaction and making an uninformed comment. What happened with the native American drummer is not what the MSM has presented to us. Folks should have suspected that without ever having to see this full-footage video. What all happened is still up for grabs, but what is known is that the MAGA youths were approached and/or harassed by the drummer and others in the crowd because of they way they looked, and what they were wearing. And here’s another video showing the MAGA youths being approached.
Questions, people, ask the questions first. Howard Stern was right when he said social media is going to kill all of us.
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Posted by: k.d. - 01-19-2019, 05:22 PM - Forum: Local Chatter
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What would you call a system that used force, violence, coercion, and intimidation to compel one person to work for the benefit of another person or persons?
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| The Shutdown |
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Posted by: j.p. - 01-19-2019, 11:57 AM - Forum: The Nation
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Which could more accurately be described as the "Federal Deferred Paycheck Act" and the "You're Probably Gonna Get Paid Even if You Didn't Work Act"
It's hard for me to get excited about this. I think it is a manufactured "crisis" on line with the retarded so called immigration crisis. I need to feel the tyranny for me to worry about these things. So until my flight to Vegas in April is interrupted or I get cut off in traffic by latino, life will be good.
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