Inactive Ethan Ralph's Websites (TheRalphRetort.com and Killstream.live)

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Did Nate BLACK Amanda Lynn Morris?

  • YES.

    Votes: 21 15.7%

  • Yes, and Ralph watched.

    Votes: 80 59.7%

  • No, he's a self-respecting Black gentleman.

    Votes: 33 24.6%
  • Total voters
    134
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This thread was uniquely broken by the rollback. It should be fixed now.
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Well, it can't be as broke as whatever this is.
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Some theralphretort.com archaeology


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"'It's up to you. You've got the power.' -- Pres. Barack Obama"
Theralphretort.com masthead, circa 2013


I’m guessing these have been documented before but just in case it’s new to anyone, I came across some archived diary entries that Ralph has apparently since deleted or otherwise hidden, dating as early as July 2013.

I thought they would make compelling evidence of Ralph’s prowess as a professional writer and lover of the written word, so I present them here for evaluation.

The War on Kids
Jul 1, 2013 by TheRalph
https://web.archive.org/web/20131103233853/http://theralphretort.com/the-war-on-kids/

“When one looks at the impact of the War on Drugs, it’s almost impossible not to start with the devastation it has caused among the black community. No other sector of society has been hit with anywhere near this level of pain.”

The War on Drugs has had a profound impact upon society, but nowhere is this impact felt greater than among our nation’s youth. Overzealous prosecutors often try to funnel as many of them into adult courts as possible. The impacts of the Drug War are felt even more acutely in the urban and minority communities, and amongst the poor. They often lack the resources that their richer counterparts do to hire competent representation or to fight unjust charges. Sometimes, they are manipulated by the police in order to catch bigger fish, leaving them exposed to retaliation (Dennis, 2009). Once caught up in the system, many of these same disadvantaged youths end up becoming lifelong criminals with not much hope in the way of job prospects or a respectable life outcome. However, there is still time to reduce and even reverse some of this damage. The tide is beginning to turn against the drug warriors and “tough on crime” crowd, and we’ve never been closer to marijuana legalization. But, it hasn’t happened yet. And until it does, there are some common sense things we can do to save some of our at-risk youth, and to help some young adults who have already gotten caught up in never-ending cycle of the criminal justice system.
When one looks at the impact of the War on Drugs, it’s almost impossible not to start with the devastation it has caused among the black community. No other sector of society has been hit with anywhere near this level of pain. Time and time again, studies have shown that even though blacks make up a vastly smaller portion of the population, they make up a majority of drug war arrests and more importantly, prosecutions and jail sentences. The number of citizens in state and federal prisons has quintupled since 1980. During that same period, one in four black children has had at least one parent locked up, With an incarceration rate of 40%, black males have an exponentially harder time making it in modern society (Lloyd, 2013).

Cruz’s Carnival of Crazies Unite Democrats
Sep 29, 2013 by TheRalph
https://web.archive.org/web/2013110...om/cruzs-carnival-of-crazies-unite-democrats/

“I support the president, and I am a very proud Democrat.”

It’s no secret that I’ve been down on my party and President Obama this summer. I was against intervention in Syria, and was dismayed that the president pursued military action (although it seems to have worked out well for now). The NSA revelations that came out thanks to the bravery of Edward Snowden made me sick to my stomach, and continue to do so. But the thing that made me even sicker was Obama and establishment Democrats repeatedly defending such programs, repeatedly lying in the process, whether intentionally or unintentionally. Still yet, I support the president, and I am a very proud Democrat.

Exploding Cuban
Nov 2, 2013 by TheRalph

“The GOP makes me fucking sick to my stomach, but that’s never stopped me from analyzing the state of their party and potential nominees.”

Lately, like any proper political junkie, my thoughts have shifted to 2016. I’m not as insane as some people, so I won’t obsess over positioning when we’re still about a year-and-a-half away from serious campaigning. But, as we’ve learned over the last two election cycles, the campaigning never really ends or begins. It’s constant, and stuff that is happening now will likely have an effect on the race in three years. So, in that spirit let’s take a look at a few things.
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The GOP makes me fucking sick to my stomach, but that’s never stopped me from analyzing the state of their party and potential nominees.

A Female Gamer’s Perspective on GamerGate
BY KAT · SEPTEMBER 16, 2014
https://archive.is/1QlXe

Ralph LARPs as his girlfriend
 
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AncientPhosphur said:
So who’s going to buy the domain?
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His domain isn't suspended.

That error page is a generic error page for one-click deploy hosting for a Wordpress blog provided by WHMCS - software that is leased for hosting providers. He basically picked the most niggerlicious way to get a website up on some random hosting service.
 
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What did Ralph do now that was somehow worse than everything awful he has done for the past 10 years, to trigger this?
 
RodgerDodger said:
What did Ralph do now that was somehow worse than everything awful he has done for the past 10 years, to trigger this?
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Did he need to do anything? We've seen from Null's and KF's example that no excuse at all to censor a website/person is as good as any.
 
Null said:
His domain isn't suspended.

That error page is a generic error page for one-click deploy hosting for a Wordpress blog provided by WHMCS - software that is leased for hosting providers. He basically picked the most niggerlicious way to get a website up on some random hosting service.
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Funnily 9 years ago there's an archive of a similar looking page with the same text, just different colours.

After 9 years, this itty bitty little piggy with quadruple titties still uses templates.
 
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Null said:
His domain isn't suspended.

That error page is a generic error page for one-click deploy hosting for a Wordpress blog provided by WHMCS - software that is leased for hosting providers. He basically picked the most niggerlicious way to get a website up on some random hosting service.
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Oh my god, is that the ancient, old-and-busted cPanel and Web Host Manager garbage?

I can't believe anybody still runs that dogshit piece of software.
 
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