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TopicWhat's the modern equivalent of shows like Fresh Prince, Martin, etc?
legendary_zell
09/12/17 12:52:25 AM
#14
CruelBuffalo posted...
cjsdowg posted...
legendary_zell posted...
Insecure and Atlanta. But they're pretty different of course, a lot more creator driven, no laugh track, a lot more modern etc. Blackish is probably the closest.


Isn't that like black sex in the city?

Sorta. It's more like Girls from HBO, but for normal people. Aka non yuppie privileged people


Well Lawrence and Molly are pretty Yuppie. The Girls comparison is pretty fair from what I know about that show.
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TopicWhat's the modern equivalent of shows like Fresh Prince, Martin, etc?
legendary_zell
09/11/17 11:22:20 PM
#10
Insecure and Atlanta. But they're pretty different of course, a lot more creator driven, no laugh track, a lot more modern etc. Blackish is probably the closest.
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TopicHave white people ever been repressed or enslaved or anything of that sort?
legendary_zell
09/11/17 11:15:28 PM
#87
Newhopes posted...
Yes by the biggest slavers as all time the muslims with a estimated 3-4 million slavs alone been taken in slave raids from the area that is now modern Russia which lead to a young Russia crushing the crimean tatars to stop it.

Also millions where taken by black Africans including little known slave raids into places like southen England well into 16-17th centuries.

It's a myth the left like to propagate that whites are the source of all slavery.


People always say this like it's some revelation or it's kryptonite to "left wingers". It is brought up in literally every topic about slavery. Can you point to even one person on the left saying whites were the only source of slavery or that other races haven't enslaved people?
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TopicWhite people don't get to decide what's racist or offensive to POC
legendary_zell
09/10/17 9:16:25 PM
#98
FLUFFYGERM posted...
Anarchy_Juiblex posted...
It's amazing that overt racism like this, telling people what aspect of society whites can participate in (collectively and organically deciding on how words are used) yet people have the gall to pretend that racism against minorities is what's tolerated on gamefaqs?

Holy fucking shit Batman. This topic is gross, it's racist.


that is what leftism has become


This post is unabashed hysteria and victim rhetoric. No leftwinger or POC on this board could post this and be taken seriously again.
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TopicWhite people don't get to decide what's racist or offensive to POC
legendary_zell
09/10/17 9:14:17 PM
#97
darkjedilink posted...
legendary_zell posted...
If a person of color reacted to common sense statement like the OP with hysteria and conspiracy theories like "cultural marxism" and used full victim like "I'm being silenced" and openly claimed the OP was racist, all of CE would throw a fit and call that person a joke poster, a SJW, etc. But multiple presumably white people are doing just that here and assigning meanings that don't exist.

All this means is that a person causing offense or a person outside of a marginalized group cannot dictate what is offensive to someone within that group. They're lacking the historical context and personal experience to make that assessment and even doing so is just an asshole's way of avoiding responsibility for the crappy things they say. Offense policing is a thing that no one should do, not just white people, but it tends to happen the most when white people are talking to non-whites about something crappy they said to the POC, and the POC calls them out and says "that's not even offensive, stop crying". You don't get to decide that.

To make it clear, the same principle applies if a woman argued to a man that just lost a pet that saying "man up" to them isn't offensive and they should lighten up. Of if a black guy called a white person white trash, the black guy also doesn't get to decide that they intended it as a joke and so it wasn't offensive or white trash itself isn't an offensive term. Get it now? There's no hypocrisy here and it speaks badly of you if you're jumping to see it.

Except you won't call out the racism from the left against white people, will you?

We all know TC won't, or any of the others in this topic agreeing with him.

The fact is, leftists get offended about anything. People on the left are freaking out because Betsy DeVos wants to minimize the number of innocent people drummed out of academia by Title IX being abused by women with a grudge, claiming it's sexism. It's racism to not be attracted to darker skin tones (but not being attracted to pale women is fine, for some reason). Asking for evidence that Micheal Bennett was actually roughed up by the cops as he claimed (which, despite over a hundred different videos of the incident, still hasn't shown up after almost a week) is racist. Saying Nazis have fundamental rights gets you called a white supremacist.

At some point, you gotta get called on your bullshit.


I'll call it out whenever I see it, just as I did in the very post you're quoting. You seem to have an extreme problem with understanding the meanings behind what people say and do. You assume the best of yourself and the worst of "the left" and minorities. That Betsy Devos comment is a great example.

Unless you can unironically and accurately post the real reasons that people are opposed to her proposed moves, I'll be pretty sure you are incapable of accurately conceptualizing the arguments of people that disagree with you.
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TopicWhite people don't get to decide what's racist or offensive to POC
legendary_zell
09/10/17 9:10:10 PM
#91
darkjedilink posted...
gamepimp12 posted...
But you can't say "you shouldn't be offended because that shouldn't offend"

Even if that's literally all the argument should be?

White people using black emojis shouldn't offend anyone, yet we now have a new SJW buzzword in "digital blackface." According to TC, no white people are allowed to point that out.

That is bullshit, and racist.

And BBC literally made a video on it, so people think it's a thing.


Have you thought maybe they have a reason on a personal level why it's offensive to them. Even if it's a small group, no one should be presuming to tell them that their offense doesn't exist or that it shouldn't exist. That's separate from explaining your intentions and saying that you are not in fact racist or explaining why the idea of digital blackface is misguided.
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TopicWhite people don't get to decide what's racist or offensive to POC
legendary_zell
09/10/17 8:59:50 PM
#86
If a person of color reacted to common sense statement like the OP with hysteria and conspiracy theories like "cultural marxism" and used full victim like "I'm being silenced" and openly claimed the OP was racist, all of CE would throw a fit and call that person a joke poster, a SJW, etc. But multiple presumably white people are doing just that here and assigning meanings that don't exist.

All this means is that a person causing offense or a person outside of a marginalized group cannot dictate what is offensive to someone within that group. They're lacking the historical context and personal experience to make that assessment and even doing so is just an asshole's way of avoiding responsibility for the crappy things they say. Offense policing is a thing that no one should do, not just white people, but it tends to happen the most when white people are talking to non-whites about something crappy they said to the POC, and the POC calls them out and says "that's not even offensive, stop crying". You don't get to decide that.

To make it clear, the same principle applies if a woman argued to a man that just lost a pet that saying "man up" to them isn't offensive and they should lighten up. Of if a black guy called a white person white trash, the black guy also doesn't get to decide that they intended it as a joke and so it wasn't offensive or white trash itself isn't an offensive term. Get it now? There's no hypocrisy here and it speaks badly of you if you're jumping to see it.
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TopicWhy are anal and eating ass so popular among millennials?
legendary_zell
09/04/17 5:00:35 PM
#59
BigSLM1993 posted...
It's funny how things evolve. My half brother's grandfather thinks that oral sex is what homosexuals do. That you shouldn't need a mouth to do what a vagina is supposed to do.

There's also a time where going down as a girl was seen as emasculating. *The thought process was that if you go on your knees for a girl, then what's stopping you from doing it to a dude.

So much projection on what is "emascuclating" or what's manly. Built on subjective definitions.

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TopicWhat's the liberal endgame on illegal immigration?
legendary_zell
09/04/17 2:33:36 PM
#104
The Admiral posted...
legendary_zell posted...
Y'all actually don't want more immigrants because of votes and often because of racism


Why do you think it's okay to casually assume people against illegal immigration do it because of racism, but then you acted outraged and cry conspiracy when people say the same about folks who are in favor of rampant illegal immigration?


Just look at the people in this topic. It's the usual suspects, including Capn, you, etc. You were the first person to bring race up in this topic. Your statements about race have lost you the benefit of the doubt loooong ago. You've been going further and further into the white victimhood rhetoric lately, you're only a few steps away from Capn and Southcoast at this point.

There's nothing casual about my assumption. You stated yourself it's about race in your mind. Research supports what I've said. https://www.prri.org/research/white-working-class-attitudes-economy-trade-immigration-election-donald-trump/

I'm not saying that everyone who opposes illegal immigration is racist. I'm saying a lot of the sure are and a lot of the opposition is driven by race. There's ample evidence for one side, where is the evidence for yours?
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TopicWhat's the liberal endgame on illegal immigration?
legendary_zell
09/04/17 2:12:18 PM
#98
How the hell can we have political debates if all of you right wingers legitimately believe that democrats have secret plans to destroy the power of whites and illegitimately gain votes?

There's nothing that could be done to disprove this conspiracy theory. Y'all actually don't want more immigrants because of votes and often because of racism, so you assume we oppose things like ending DACA and building a wall for the same reasons.

You don't even attempt to give us any benefit of the doubt or think of any good faith arguments we could be making, you jump straight to a strawman. You have to eliminate the possibility that we're actually empathetic people, cosmopolitans, etc so you don't feel bad about your positions. Instead, it must be about virtue signaling, anti-white racism, and politically enslaving and exploiting ethnic groups. It must be pretty hard going through life thinking people that think differently from you are that evil.
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TopicICE abusing detainees to get them to drop their lawsuit.
legendary_zell
09/02/17 3:10:12 PM
#7
ICE violates people's human rights on a daily basis. They do this to men, women, and innocent children. Go to a detention center sometime and it'll become obvious. I have many friends who represent or interview detainees and I've interviewed a few. Their stories make me rage out.
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TopicWoman eats out of dumpsters so she can afford long-term care for her husband
legendary_zell
08/29/17 8:51:35 PM
#46
FLUFFYGERM posted...
legendary_zell posted...
Why are people deflecting to her supposed lack of planning or the facilities bills? The problem is the fact that she has bills for keeping her husband alive in the first place when in a lot of places, she wouldn't and this would not be an issue.


should food be free? and water? shelter? her lack of planning is the biggest reason to blame. people in this position should have enough of a retirement fund that their social security is just a cherry on top. irresonsibility is costly.


The fact that she has to spend the vast majority of her income on healthcare is due to lack of planning? We don't need to get into slippery slope arguments when the vast majority of the world thinks that healthcare should be free. And yes, those things should be provided to all those who are truly needy. Humans should have what they need to be happy and not on the verge of death or exposure.
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TopicWoman eats out of dumpsters so she can afford long-term care for her husband
legendary_zell
08/29/17 7:53:31 PM
#43
Why are people deflecting to her supposed lack of planning or the facilities bills? The problem is the fact that she has bills for keeping her husband alive in the first place when in a lot of places, she wouldn't and this would not be an issue.
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TopicJoel Osteen refuses to open doors to his giant church to help Harvey victims
legendary_zell
08/28/17 9:33:34 PM
#78
SageHarpuia posted...
This alone will keep him out of the Kingdom if there is one.


Fortunately the only sin that will damn you to hell is unbelief.


I don't think you could have any type of meaningful belief and then do something like this when you actually have the resources to do so much more.
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TopicJoel Osteen refuses to open doors to his giant church to help Harvey victims
legendary_zell
08/28/17 9:31:08 PM
#76
ThePieReborn posted...
legendary_zell posted...
I don't know how anyone would think this is something Jesus would be okay with. It's as simple as this, if Jesus was operating a church with these resources, would he open his doors or turn people away? Unless the streets are literally impassible, I can't imagine the legitimate, godly purpose of having the type of facilities he has if you're not going to use them to help innocent needy people during an emergency. You have all that space and call your place a house of God and yourself a man of god, yet you do nothing?

This alone will keep him out of the Kingdom if there is one.

I mean, again, J.C. spells it out right here: https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Matthew+25:42-45


You're right, this is clear as crystal. He should be ashamed. And if in his heart he's a true believer and not just a religious snake-oil salesman, he should be terrified at the effect this'll have on his holy points. When a fast talking furniture salesman is outdoing a pastor on Christian charity, there's a problem.
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TopicJoel Osteen refuses to open doors to his giant church to help Harvey victims
legendary_zell
08/28/17 9:25:02 PM
#72
I don't know how anyone would think this is something Jesus would be okay with. It's as simple as this, if Jesus was operating a church with these resources, would he open his doors or turn people away? Unless the streets are literally impassible, I can't imagine the legitimate, godly purpose of having the type of facilities he has if you're not going to use them to help innocent needy people during an emergency. You have all that space and call your place a house of God and yourself a man of god, yet you do nothing?

This alone will keep him out of the Kingdom if there is one.
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TopicDude beat the shit out of a pregnant woman but his music good
legendary_zell
08/27/17 5:13:56 PM
#6
Amenadeel posted...
Oooh ooh I know this one.

Ahem what is Chris Brown for 800 Alex.


I think this is actually XXXTentacion.
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TopicVideo of alt-righter shooting at black man in Charlottesville, cops did nothing
legendary_zell
08/27/17 5:13:06 PM
#66
Vertania posted...
legendary_zell posted...
If a black gang member in Chicago shot at a police officer but purposefully shot at the ground...

Shooting at an armed cop is a lot different than shooting at a random person who's using a blowtorch near other bystanders.



That difference is irrelevant to the point that there would be no acceptance of an argument that "he shot at the ground". Even if it was random civilian vs random civilian, that argument wouldn't fly. There's no way people would accept minimizing dangerousness or culpability by claiming that a card carrying member of the Black Panther party or even BLM was shooting to protect someone or was purposefully missed. But the conservatives of CE are willing to make these arguments in favor of a literal imperial wizard in the actual KKK. Or redirect to the actions of the person shot at by the non-KKK official, ignoring the innocent bystanders that were also shot at.
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TopicVideo of alt-righter shooting at black man in Charlottesville, cops did nothing
legendary_zell
08/27/17 1:32:25 PM
#30
If a black gang member in Chicago shot at a police officer but purposefully shot at the ground, none of the usual suspects would be rushing into to mention that. Anyone who mentioned that in any way that could even be interpreted as a defense of the gang member would be accused of being a cop hater and gang apologist. We'd get the lectures on gun safety that laugh at the concept of "aiming for the ground" as being less than deadly and insult liberal's knowledge of guns and physics. They would surely be calling for attempted murder charges and would take this as proof the guy has a heart full of pure hatred and police didn't do anything because of the Baltimore effect or some BS.

Instead, we're getting told we're exaggerating when we say a blatant white supremacist shouted racial slurs and then shot at/used deadly force against a black man in broad daylight and faced no immediate consequences from nearby officers.
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TopicPolice chief outed as a nazi
legendary_zell
08/27/17 1:23:13 AM
#12
BillWardsPants posted...
Aristoph posted...
BillWardsPants posted...
Uh oh! Doubleplusbadthink! Burn the witch!


Doubleplusungoodthink.

Come on. Get it right.


You're right. I'm gonna need to brush up on my newspeak.


Just today, I've seen you defend stormfront posters and now and apparent Nazi. Why should anyone take you seriously on these issues?
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TopicUniversity of Texas at Austin removed 4 confederate statues overnight
legendary_zell
08/21/17 7:22:27 PM
#51
Jabodie posted...
Isn't the erection of a statue itself motivation just by "feelings"?

What's the logical justification behind erecting a statue?


Because history cannot exist in the absence of a statue and when you take down a statue, you not only erase any evidence of that event happening or any way to find out about it, you go back in time and rip it out of history, destroying the space time continuum. That's what people must mean when they say moving a hastily made confederate statue put up in the 60s by white supremacists to a museum is "erasing history". It's the only way to justify the hysteria and cataclysmic predictions.
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TopicUniversity of Texas at Austin removed 4 confederate statues overnight
legendary_zell
08/21/17 5:48:34 PM
#44
donkeyjack posted...
Asherlee10 posted...
donkeyjack posted...
Asherlee10 posted...
donkeyjack posted...
Asherlee10 posted...
Probably a good thing they went ahead and took them down to avoid further conflict.


What? How can you say that? Aren't you from the 512?


Yes, I'm from Austin. I don't understand your question.


You said it's a good thing that they went ahead put the monuments down. Isn't that like part of your Austin culture with those monuments? Like not everyone is perfect, this is outrageously ass.


I wouldn't say that they are much of a part of the culture in Austin, in fact, the opposite. Austin is a very liberal city.

Now, intense emotion about something that IS a part of our culture? The poisoning of Treaty Oak when I was a kid was heartbreaking. People wanted the guy who poisoned the tree to be put to death.

http://austinfound.blog.statesman.com/2015/05/06/25-years-later-intrigue-of-poisoned-treaty-oak-remains/

JxOda5p

The poisoning of Austin’s venerable Treaty Oak by a feed store employee in 1989 still mystifies more than a quarter century later.

On May 11, 1990, Paul Stedman Cullen was sentenced to prison for poisoning the majestic, 600-year-old tree. Jurors could have sentenced Cullen to life in prison — and many Austinites called for it — but instead he served only one-third of a nine-year sentence.

Cullen’s wanton act stirred emotions and drew a national audience as the story unfolded throughout 1989 and 1990. American-Statesman reporters covered the events following the poisoning, from Cullen’s trial to the public outrage to the myriad ways the city attempted to save the ailing tree.


That's ridiculous. People are tearing down parts of History. They are doing because American History is full of winners. These.... I can't say anything but I'll leave it at that.


How is anyone associated with the Confederacy a winner???? They are the biggest losers in American history .
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TopicHigh school girls removed from college campus for wearing Trump MAGA hats
legendary_zell
08/20/17 10:10:00 PM
#99
ClunkerSlim posted...
legendary_zell posted...
This was a person intentionally trolling and going on private property for the purpose of causing a disturbance.

Actually it wasn't. That's what I assumed too before reading the girl's account. She was just part of a tour group eating lunch on campus. She was literally just someone on a bus filled with other students. She probably didn't even have a choice as whether or not to be there. She was part of a tour group.



If it comes out that she had no idea she'd be going to Howard, then I take back what I said. It only applies if she was purposefully trolling.
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TopicHigh school girls removed from college campus for wearing Trump MAGA hats
legendary_zell
08/20/17 10:08:43 PM
#98
Bloodychess posted...
legendary_zell posted...
This was a person intentionally trolling and going on private property for the purpose of causing a disturbance.


See, there's the problem. If a MAGA hat disturbs you, then you should probably see a surgeon for some thicker skin.


Considering what Trump has been doing in the media lately concerning nazis and white supremacists, and his reputation among black liberals which are all 1000 percent well known, it's not surprising that wearing that will piss people off. You couldn't show up at CPAC wearing a Che Guevara shirt and not have it cause a disturbance.
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TopicHigh school girls removed from college campus for wearing Trump MAGA hats
legendary_zell
08/20/17 10:00:55 PM
#92
Why are conservatives freaking out about this? This was a person intentionally trolling and going on private property for the purpose of causing a disturbance. When they were no longer welcome, their privilege to be there was revoked. You don't have to defend them just because they were wearing MAGA hats.

Howard University is literally the most famous historically black college. It's a black, liberal campus. You can't tell my she didn't know this.
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TopicCanada shows Charlottesville how to handle alt-right protestors
legendary_zell
08/20/17 2:45:44 AM
#86
The absolute MADMAN, he actually did it. He said "triggered"! Litrally a conservabot. To the ignore list this new account goes.
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TopicCanada shows Charlottesville how to handle alt-right protestors
legendary_zell
08/20/17 2:09:27 AM
#84
Dash_Harber posted...
legendary_zell posted...
Just put Mal on ignore and be done with it. Like Madfoot, no one here has ever had a good faith argument with him, he's never admitted to being wrong about anything, he's never changed his mind, he's not going to stop strawmanning. It's like talking to a particularly single-minded robot programmed to spout whataboutisms.

You'd legit be better of arguing with Admiral and the others. At least they are actual human beings when there is a solar eclipse.


For the first time on this site, I'm actually going to use the ignore feature. That guy won't answer a single straight question. He just goes off on a tangent completely ignoring what everyone is talking about spouting some asinine bullshit and rewriting history to suit his narrative. Apparently, according to him, Vancouver's peaceful demonstration was actually violent because Antifa is inherently violent and in the past Antifa was violent and even though they weren't represented at this example one bit, it's their fault.

It's funny how he accuses others of being triggered and mocks them, yet flies off the handle at the slightest hint of a peaceful counter-protest.



Like I said, 99 percent of his posts are whataboutisms and gish gallops. Usually both, combined with animosity for "the left". There's no possibility of a real debate with him. But it's a 100 percent certainty that he'll try to spin this as "triggered leftists who lack the maturity and mental horsepower to debate with a non-SJW rationalthinker". Even if all of that were true, he'd still be Mal and it still would not be worth wasting the calories necessary to respond to him.
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TopicCanada shows Charlottesville how to handle alt-right protestors
legendary_zell
08/20/17 1:29:28 AM
#82
Just put Mal on ignore and be done with it. Like Madfoot, no one here has ever had a good faith argument with him, he's never admitted to being wrong about anything, he's never changed his mind, he's not going to stop strawmanning. It's like talking to a particularly single-minded robot programmed to spout whataboutisms.

You'd legit be better of arguing with Admiral and the others. At least they are actual human beings when there is a solar eclipse.
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Topicwhat makes taxation not theft
legendary_zell
08/18/17 7:37:20 PM
#61
fenderbender321 posted...
legendary_zell posted...
Jabodie posted...
I mean, if you're fine living without laws or currency, that's fine.

There are parts of the world where those things don't exist. And some people actually do go to these parts, believe it or not.

But I mean this just sounds like wanting to have all the benefits of being in a regulated and taxed society without being regulated and taxed.


This. No one is stopping you from going and creating your own self sufficient home if you have the ability to do so. Some people are actually fine without the comforts of society. There's tribes all over the world that live without formal taxation or anything like the modern state.

The thing is, that's the level of living you can have without the stability and investment provided by the state. You could try to build something with a group of like minded individuals, but there would need to be a pseudo state set up pretty quickly.

You don't wanna deal with any of that though, you just wanna use all the benefits provided by the state while hollowly claiming you don't need them and could provide them for yourself.


But if there's the option to have one person go live somewhere that has no taxes or government rule, then other people should be able to follow as well. And together they could build infrastructure so they can trade and survive much easier than doing it on their own. Government isn't an essential component of this. It's just that anywhere on the planet that has natural resources or some sort of viable means of economic survivability has been claimed by governments. So this whole argument is quite invalid and unfair.


How could this idea be falsified then? If you claim that the government has taken over literally every livable space on the planet earth, is there any way to disprove your theory? It conveniently can't be tested. If it can't be tested, it must be believed without testing, on faith, and I'm not of the libertarian faith.

Yes, a group could go out on their own away from a government and do these things, but what do you do when the child of one of those zealous individualists doesn't have that same spirit and doesn't wanna contribute? Or if someone gets too powerful and takes over other people's lands and property? Very soon you start getting state like things like taxes and police. Society already went through all these stages and it already happened everywhere. It's not like people wanted government, it just happens when people want nice things.
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TopicDo kids these days still use 'bad' as a positive adjective?
legendary_zell
08/18/17 7:28:38 PM
#5
The song "Bad and Boujee" was recently number one in America. So yes, but not in the way you're using it.
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Topicwhat makes taxation not theft
legendary_zell
08/18/17 6:30:24 PM
#41
Jabodie posted...
I mean, if you're fine living without laws or currency, that's fine.

There are parts of the world where those things don't exist. And some people actually do go to these parts, believe it or not.

But I mean this just sounds like wanting to have all the benefits of being in a regulated and taxed society without being regulated and taxed.


This. No one is stopping you from going and creating your own self sufficient home if you have the ability to do so. Some people are actually fine without the comforts of society. There's tribes all over the world that live without formal taxation or anything like the modern state.

The thing is, that's the level of living you can have without the stability and investment provided by the state. You could try to build something with a group of like minded individuals, but there would need to be a pseudo state set up pretty quickly.

You don't wanna deal with any of that though, you just wanna use all the benefits provided by the state while hollowly claiming you don't need them and could provide them for yourself.
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TopicCharles Barkley says black people don't think about Confederate statues
legendary_zell
08/18/17 3:06:06 PM
#25
lightwarrior78 posted...
TheVipaGTS posted...
lightwarrior78 posted...
You get the same thing with native Americans and the Washington redskins. It's pretty far down the list of issues they'd like addressed to the point of it looking like a rich white person's attempt to do the easiest good they can rather than address more pressing problems.

"Black people don't care about so it's ok.."....huh? The point is as a country the history of a group of men attempting to leave the United States and having slavery be one of the major factors in their reasoning is not one that should be celebrated. It's historic. It should be talked about. I don't think those people should be put on a pedestal, however.


I didn't say it's okay. I said they were a functionally useless activities chosen because they are able to be done mostly by being mad on social media rather than the actual tangible positive impact they'd have, as well as implying the selfishness of putting so much energy into low return projects as a form of dick measuring virtue signaling while people that need real help aren't getting it.

Sorry, but as someone that's lived and worked in the non-profit charity sector most of my life, I see more good being done in a single bag of groceries dropped off at a food bank than the cumulative confederate nazi decrying done in the last week.


These things are by no means mutually exclusive. I'd bet there's a huge overlap between the Nazi haters and the people donating. I work at a legal aid organization and literally every single one of us is vocally anti Nazi.
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TopicCharles Barkley says black people don't think about Confederate statues
legendary_zell
08/18/17 2:21:51 PM
#17
AngelsNAirwav3s posted...
Its just another example of white SJWs losing their shit over something that the "offended group" doesn't even care about



Just because it's not on our minds 24/7 doesn't mean it's something we're okay with. A black person in Compton is probably not worried about that, but if you asked, there's a 90 percent chance they're not okay with it and would prefer they weren't there at all.

Not that you actually care about the opinions of minorities. Even with widespread agreement among black people that such monuments should be removed, you would still say "what about black on black crime " or just get over it". Don't use hypothetical minority opinions as a weapon or a shield unless those opinions actually affect your worldview.
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Topiclol Alt-Right trying to rebrand themselves as non-Nazi. Now known as 'New-Right'
legendary_zell
08/17/17 7:32:59 PM
#17
thompsontalker7 posted...
Antifar posted...
OrtegaTron posted...
So you're saying if you are conservative, right of center, you are a national socialist by default?

That's quite a leap in logic.

What this is saying is that the white supremacists are trying to rebrand as the "new right"


And to the average person, that's basically saying that the right are becoming indistinguishable from the Neo Nazis....which fits the narrative way too perfectly.


Y'all are some touchy MFers. No one is saying that, it's been explicitly denied and yet you desperately jump to that conclusion like it's a life raft. He was only criticizing the alt right, not conservatives, right wingers, white people etc generally.
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TopicTrump literally can't just say "Racism is bad"
legendary_zell
08/13/17 10:06:15 PM
#120
He repeats attacks and talking points all the time. Liberals have even been praising TED CRUZ for his strong reactions to white supremacist assholery. This "what could he say, you libs would never be satisfied " ignores the fact that there are multiple high ranking Republicans including the Zodiac Killer himself that responded correctly and have received nothing but praise.

We want him to make it clear he's not on their side because that sure as hell is open to interpretation right now because of the gigantic, conspicuous gap between the vitriol he has for other groups/individuals vs David Duke and the Nazis who have noticed his sudden PC statements that put equal blame on non murderers rather than tearing apart Nazis who are hurting and even killing people in his name.
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TopicTrump is giving comfort and support to actual neo-nazis
legendary_zell
08/13/17 12:04:53 AM
#41
Genericgamer667 posted...
let's remove any doubt now

here is a picture of him with Vanguard America: http://s28.postimg.org/43wc14a31/screenshot_82.png

Vanguard America, a White Nationalist organization in the U.S., has promoted and detailed various outreach initiatives across the country.

A three-point, 457-word manifesto on Vanguard America’s website states, “Our America is to be a nation exclusively for the White American peoples,” and states in part:

…it is logical that America must be once again built from the ground up to recapture the glory an Aryan nation deserves. Vanguard America stands indomitably opposed to the tyranny of globalism and capitalism, a system under which nations are stripped of their heritage and their people are turned into nothing more than units of cheap, expendable labor. Vanguard America, and our nationalist allies across the Western world, see a world of nations ruled by their own people, for their own people.


A Nation For Our People %u2013 An America based on the immutable truths of Blood and Soil. A multicultural nation is no nation at all, but a collection of smaller ethnic nations ruled over by an overbearing tyrannical state. Our America is to be a nation exclusively for the White American peoples who out of the barren hills, empty plains, and vast mountains forged the most powerful nation to ever have existed.


are we really gonna give this guy the benefit of the doubt Covenant?


I'm not sure if this is true, but if it is, it indicates a lot.

Also, how the hell is he NOT giving them comfort and support? They are in their own words stating that he is. He could clear up any potential misconceptions, but refuses to do so when all he has to do is take the easy step of saying Nazis are scum and I hate them and I will prosecute them all.
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TopicTrump is giving comfort and support to actual neo-nazis
legendary_zell
08/12/17 11:14:16 PM
#31
Monday posted...
legendary_zell posted...
Monday posted...
how do i into shitposting


You don't need to ask me, you're doing it all over the board. Do you care to answer the question? Why is the man who got elected for speaking his mind, not being politically correct, being crude and confrontational, calling out those who needed to be called out etc now refusing to do any of that? He's instead drawing false equivalencies and switching to fake conciliatory language that has the "side effect" of allowing white supremacists to feel they are not condemned and are instead supported. Republicans know this, liberals know this, white supremacists know it, it seems only online trolls don't know it.


I'm shitposting in topics meant for shitposting. That WW2 vet topic, the trump whining topic, and this topic. You really gonna bust my balls because I'm on your turf?


This is a serious topic. No one is trolling other than you. I'm asking a question that will be increasingly asked if these things continue to happen and Trump continues to have the same milquetoast response. If you don't want to engage, just leave. Pol, voat, /b/, the Donald etc all need your help right now. They're kinda having a bad day.
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TopicTrump is giving comfort and support to actual neo-nazis
legendary_zell
08/12/17 11:10:58 PM
#30
Ammonitida posted...
Even if every word of this is true, which it isn't,


Care to point out which words are not true?

His whole thing is attacking people specifically and viciously,


He's a counter-puncher. But this rally was not about him. Even so, he did condemn the violence and hate. What more do you want? To condemn Duke AGAIN?

They must be specifically, forcefully, unequivocally discredited by Trump himself.


He already did that. He specifically condemned David Duke twice, once in 2000 (under no pressure), and again in 2016. He also condemned any hate crimes done in his name right after the election in a televised interview. He looked at the camera and told them to "stop it".

Duke's zealous support for Trump is baffling, considering how many Jews he as in his administration and the fact that he has Jewish family members. Also the fact that Trump dropped out a political party in 2000 just because Duke had joined it, calling him a bigot and racist.

If Obama had done this with the New Black Panthers after running a racially divisive campaign,


You mean like when Obama condemned the anti-police bigotry of the left after the Micah Johnson massacre during a BLM rally? Obama condemned both the killer and abusive policing ("both sides"). Trump did the same in regards to this rally. He condemn the bigotry, violence and hate -- and that includes the anti-right wingers throwing rocks at motorists trying to pass through, or is that not wrong in your book?

BTW, when did Obama condemn the hate crimes committed during the Milwaukee riots last year in which a white man was shot in the neck and white motorists were attacked? The left wing tried to cover it up by not covering it at all. Thanks to social and right wing media for not keeping us in the dark.


I don't wanna turn this into a side argument about whether the guy was part of the rioters or his intentions. There's enough video evidence to support the idea that he intentionally ran into these people and its very likely he did this because he supported their ideas. Though that's just one factor for this topic.

These people are attacking his country, he is being attacked because of them, yet he doesn't attack them. What more do I want? The same thing other Republicans and politicians have already done. To call this out as Nazi/white supremacist violence specifically and condemn them specifically with the same force he attacks far less offensive things with. That's not some unreasonable request. Every President other than maybe Andrew Johnson would do that here. It's good that he has condemned David Duke but his rhetoric and the way he condemns Duke and others who think like him very clearly gives them and others the impression it's crafted to be weaker than necessary. That's simple not up for dispute at this point. Republicans, Democrats, and White Supremacists all agree that's what's happening.

One side in the BLM situation was largely peacefully protesting about legitimate racial issues but some committed violence while others were supporting police. Two valid sides. So it made sense to make some equivalence. Here, we have Nazis vs non-Nazis. He can condemn both if he wants, but do it separately and completely for each side, don't make false equivalencies that make it seem like only one side is really being criticized on the same day Nazis are potentially killing and are at least beating people and conducting armed marches shouting Nazi slogans in the streets while others (non-Nazis, that bears infinite repeating) respond in anger. Again, I'm not pulling this out of nowhere, Marco Rubio freaking agrees.
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TopicTrump is giving comfort and support to actual neo-nazis
legendary_zell
08/12/17 9:55:48 PM
#11
Ammonitida posted...
This man's motives have not been determined. There were several cars in front of his trying to drive through a crowd slowly that was blocking the street. Based on videos and eyewitness accounts, he drives up to the crowd slowly and at some point accelerates. This man might have been very impatient and popped a fuse, leading to a road rage incident. I've seen this at other protests. There's no evidence at the moment that he was part of the rally in any capacity.

People have been searching his internet footprints and all they have come up with so far is his party affiliation. No history of Neo-Nazi activism, Trump support, or anything like that.

We all know how intense and specific Trump can be when he wants to criticize a group or an individual. See Rosie, the Khan family, Cruz, Rubio, Hilary, Muslims, China, etc.


That's politics, counter-punching, and the usual right wing obsession with Islam.

carrying Nazi and confederate flags, beating people, running people over.


Violence came from both sides. Trump was right to condemn both.

If you watch the earlier part of my stream you can see anti-right wing chasing after a Lexus and throwing rocks, bottles, a shoe


The above is from a reporter working for TheHill.

https://twitter.com/TaylorLorenz/status/896444386875240448



Even if every word of this is true, which it isn't, that still wouldn't excuse Trump. His whole thing is attacking people specifically and viciously, yet he can't seem to find any venom for Nazis and those Nazis and everyone else are definitely noticing that. They must be specifically, forcefully, unequivocally discredited by Trump himself. Anything else will be taken as support by them.

A lot of them are literally out there cosplaying as Trump while attacking people and giving nazi salutes, David Duke literally just said this violent rally is what MAGA really means. As President, and as someone with is personality, he has the responsibility to come down on them specifically and not resort to whataboutism, silence, deflection or anything else that would water down the message of "Fuck Nazis"

If Obama had done this with the New Black Panthers after running a racially divisive campaign, the entire right would have (rightfully) burst into flame.
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TopicTrump condemns hate on "both sides"..
legendary_zell
08/12/17 9:41:09 PM
#71
https://twitter.com/soledadobrien/status/896492127911149568

I'll just leave this here. We don't even need to guess what effect Trump's lack of condemnation is having. The white supremacists will openly tell us.
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TopicTrump is giving comfort and support to actual neo-nazis
legendary_zell
08/12/17 9:31:48 PM
#8
Monday posted...
how do i into shitposting


You don't need to ask me, you're doing it all over the board. Do you care to answer the question? Why is the man who got elected for speaking his mind, not being politically correct, being crude and confrontational, calling out those who needed to be called out etc now refusing to do any of that? He's instead drawing false equivalencies and switching to fake conciliatory language that has the "side effect" of allowing white supremacists to feel they are not condemned and are instead supported. Republicans know this, liberals know this, white supremacists know it, it seems only online trolls don't know it.
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TopicTrump is giving comfort and support to actual neo-nazis
legendary_zell
08/12/17 9:17:02 PM
#1
https://twitter.com/soledadobrien/status/896492127911149568

We all know how intense and specific Trump can be when he wants to criticize a group or an individual. See Rosie, the Khan family, Cruz, Rubio, Hilary, Muslims, China, etc. Yet here we have people rioting with guns and other weapons, carrying Nazi and confederate flags, beating people, running people over. And all he can muster is a conspicuously weak and non-specific "same thing both sides". Meanwhile even other Republicans are openly condemning white supremacist racism and violence and directly calling out Trump for refusing to do so. It's not just a liberal conspiracy, everyone knows how important it is to call them out specifically and directly.

Yet he refuses to do it. And it has the exact dog whistle effect anyone with a brain thinks it would. They feel emboldened and feel like he wasn't talking about them. That he didn't condemn them. That he only vaguely alluded to them in order to placate the public and he secretly supports them. This is coming from the white supremacists themselves, it's not being attributed to them by the left.

How could anyone possibly defend this? He knows people are doing this in his name and they think he supports it, yet he refuses to do the politically and morally sensible thing and condemn literally nazis who are beating and murdering people.
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TopicJust visited redpill and MGTOW. Lol. Are the people there for real?
legendary_zell
08/07/17 9:59:05 AM
#73
I love how CE will defend these guys but feminists are dismissed out of hand and anyone who defends them is a white knight. No bias there at all.
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TopicGeorge Clooney and his wife to open 7 schools for 3,000 refugee children
legendary_zell
08/06/17 12:13:20 PM
#3
LIMOUSINE LIBERAL

(caps)
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TopicSeems like Malcom X gets swept to the side, why don't we celebrate him more?
legendary_zell
08/06/17 2:27:02 AM
#162
I'm sorry Proud, but you're being unbelievably, laughably dense here. In order to draw the equivalencies you're trying to draw, you have to minimize or erase centuries of American history. One person was reacting a present and past 100 percent filled with subjugation in every facet of political, social, economic, legal, you name it. Mass enslavement, murder, disenfranchisement, rape, subjugation of every single type imaginable in an unbroken chain, deprivation of almost any meaningful opportunity for true advancement and equality. It's not nearly just about personal experiences with white people murdering loved ones with impunity. That was only one expression of absolute white supremacy which the vast majority of whites either outright supported or did absolutely nothing to combat.

When a group is subjugated like that, you can guarantee that's going to create some hatred. That's also create a feeling of inferiority in the people being oppressed. Malcolm X is revered because he was a mouthpiece for both the 100000 percent justified frustration and anger (that went too far into blanket hatred) AND the discovery of black pride. You must know by now that pride assertion by oppressed people's of self worth. I refuse to believe you don't know that by now with all the race debates you get into. I've seen people explain this to you 10 separate times. And even if that never happened, that's no excuse to be so ignorant of something so basic. It could be discovered through a 5 second google search.

MLK went a different way, but he was taking a shot in the dark. The vast majority of reactions to violent oppression like what existed throughout literally all of American history until that point were and have continued to be violent. What he and Gandhi did has only happened a few times in history. Furthermore, he sure as hell was a radical. It's absolutely insane to say that he wasn't. Go read about his economic and overall societal views and his actual philosophies rather than this sterilized, theme park, 7th grade textbook version. Read what he said about white moderates, the expectation of limitless patience, the role of riots, etc.

Does the fact that there were tons of abolitionists at the time of the founding mean that all the founding fathers that weren't rabid abolitionists were racist pieces of garbage? Because that's far less understandable than hating a group that hates you and acts on that hate in every way possible. And we definitely know how you feel about people judging the founders for their abhorrent views based on present day standards, but you're doing that in every post of this topic when it comes to Malcom X, a member of a group that was systematically mistreated and no clear way to fight oppression.
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TopicWhy do you think the Trump administration has so many leaks?
legendary_zell
08/05/17 3:42:26 PM
#33
We've SEEN what the GOP is like when they despise someone. It was called the Obama presidency and it lasted 8 years. Passing a bill they don't like isn't comparable to swearing to cripple a presidency at its outset, threatening shutdowns, blocking qualified judges and other appointments, sabotaging peace deals, investigating cabinet members etc.

They don't meaningfully despise Trump. They're happy to ride his coattails and at most serve milquetoast attacks on one hand while defending him from any real consequences with the other.
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TopicSansa, JLaw, Robbie, Kloss admit: 'Studios ORDERED us 2 lose weight for roles.'
legendary_zell
08/04/17 9:27:46 PM
#115
Y'all are just some of the most bitter people out there. There's literally a 100 percent overlap between the people who don't understand why asking tiny, gorgeous people to lose more weight for no reason and creating the perception that even they are still fat is a bad thing and the resident anti-feminist brigade. I guess this is just one more battle in the culture wars, huh?

If you have a problem with men being forced to bulk or cut excessively for roles, oppose that, don't use it as a weapon when someone else complains about it.
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TopicMan shames woman on first date after she sent his car plate number to a friend
legendary_zell
08/03/17 2:30:01 PM
#446
dave_is_slick posted...
legendary_zell posted...
It's not bad to show your feelings. No one is attacking him for that. It's for getting offended in this specific situation when we believe it doesn't make sense. Can you point to anyone attacking him purely for the act of showing feelings and not for lack of empathy/overreacting?

Everyone saying he has no right to be offended.


Yeah, that's the debate. What I'm saying is that's a separate issue of attacking him for daring to feel feelings as a man. One is disputing the specific basis of his anger. The other is attacking him for being offended because men aren't allowed to offended. Completely different things.
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TopicMan shames woman on first date after she sent his car plate number to a friend
legendary_zell
08/03/17 2:19:55 PM
#434
DippinSauce posted...
DuranOfForcena posted...
DippinSauce posted...
That_Happened posted...
I'm not really concerned about how this act "set the tone" for a first date. The first thing I'd want to be sure of is that everyone is comfortable and feels safe. Because nothing goes off well on a date until that is accomplished.

Then be discreet.

People are allowed to stop a date for whatever reason they want.

unless they're a man amirite lololololol

Exactly. People are fast to label and attack men for "toxic masculinity", but when they show their feelings and sensitivity they're still the bad guy.



It's not bad to show your feelings. No one is attacking him for that. It's for getting offended in this specific situation when we believe it doesn't make sense. Can you point to anyone attacking him purely for the act of showing feelings and not for lack of empathy/overreacting?
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TopicJustice Department to take on affirmative action in college applications
legendary_zell
08/03/17 2:04:42 PM
#128
Now we are talking about the present. Legacy admissions currently still discriminate against blacks and Hispanics. Many schools still have significant under-representation of these groups. But even assuming they didn't and we're only talking about schools with adequate representation, legacy admissions won't even begin to equalize until the kids of the kids currently in school are applying to college themselves.
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