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Brianna Wu / John Walker Flynt - "Biggest Victim of Gamergate," Failed Game Developer, Failed Congressional Candidate
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Considering it's all you ever talk about, I'd say it's pretty much your only defining trait, Wu.
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Wu is trending on my normal Twitter feed.
Because of this.
Because of this.
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Is... is this bitch running for congress and talking about shooting rocks from the moon?
And are there people that are agreeing that it's a serious threat at this point? I don't understand how we got here.
And are there people that are agreeing that it's a serious threat at this point? I don't understand how we got here.
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She should probably just go ahead and make this her official campaign slogan:
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"Rocks dropped from there"
Wu cannot into gravity.
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Also... Dawn of the final day (of Wu's Campaign.)
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Yeah, gamergate doesn't define him... except a few hour ago he literally said the first thing he would do if allowed in office would be to sic the F...B...I... on his trolls.
are we even... is this even real? Is this happening? Jesus he really gets his view on the world from comic books doesn't he?
Because someone who has the resources to colonize the moon, mine out a huge boulder (large enough and consisting of material hard enough to not break up), and fire it a sufficient velocity to enter Earth's atmosphere couldn't just... you know... nuke a few cities or something?
Next we'll hear about the danger of some corporate fat cat setting up a device to block out the sun.
are we even... is this even real? Is this happening? Jesus he really gets his view on the world from comic books doesn't he?
Because someone who has the resources to colonize the moon, mine out a huge boulder (large enough and consisting of material hard enough to not break up), and fire it a sufficient velocity to enter Earth's atmosphere couldn't just... you know... nuke a few cities or something?
Next we'll hear about the danger of some corporate fat cat setting up a device to block out the sun.
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"We can't allow a moon launched rock gap!" Said no General or Politician ever.....
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I am voting for Brianna Wu for admiring my tactical value for Earth and the understanding my rocks are more powerful than thousands of nuclear bombs.
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Okay, let's break this down Kiwis.
First off: In order to actually hit Earth would require the kind of calculations they build supercomputers for. The Moon is constantly circling Earth, Earth is moving at how many hundreds of thousands of miles a minute, and the Earth is rotating, making aiming at a specific city next to impossible.
Now, in order to get a rock that somehow accelerates enough to be 100 nuclear bombs...first off, what's the yield of these nukes, secondly, no. When she says rocks, I'm going to assume the kind I can pick up in my front yard if it wasn't covered in snow. A fist sized rock will burn up in atmo, you fucking tard. There's shit constantly "hitting" Earth every goddamn day, but our atmosphere provides enough friction that most of it burns up in atmo, by the time it gets close to the ground, it's either just atoms or is so small all it can kill is an insect. I'm not sure on how big the sizes are, but did any of you play "Bring Down the Sky" in Mass Effect 1? That asteroid they planned on slamming into the planet was the size of a small planet to begin with.
In order to nuke a city with a rock, the rock would need to be the size of the moon to start with. How you fire that from the moon, I don't fucking know. At that point, it's faster, easier, cheaper, and more accurate to use regular nukes fired from orbit, or just use fucking railguns at that point, which is about the same damn thing.
First off: In order to actually hit Earth would require the kind of calculations they build supercomputers for. The Moon is constantly circling Earth, Earth is moving at how many hundreds of thousands of miles a minute, and the Earth is rotating, making aiming at a specific city next to impossible.
Now, in order to get a rock that somehow accelerates enough to be 100 nuclear bombs...first off, what's the yield of these nukes, secondly, no. When she says rocks, I'm going to assume the kind I can pick up in my front yard if it wasn't covered in snow. A fist sized rock will burn up in atmo, you fucking tard. There's shit constantly "hitting" Earth every goddamn day, but our atmosphere provides enough friction that most of it burns up in atmo, by the time it gets close to the ground, it's either just atoms or is so small all it can kill is an insect. I'm not sure on how big the sizes are, but did any of you play "Bring Down the Sky" in Mass Effect 1? That asteroid they planned on slamming into the planet was the size of a small planet to begin with.
In order to nuke a city with a rock, the rock would need to be the size of the moon to start with. How you fire that from the moon, I don't fucking know. At that point, it's faster, easier, cheaper, and more accurate to use regular nukes fired from orbit, or just use fucking railguns at that point, which is about the same damn thing.
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I think I know what demographic Wu is trying to win with these "We have to protect the moon from being used to facilitate a weapon" tweets.
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Dril is a pretty old twitter account that posts nonsensical tweets. A quick browse through https://twitter.com/dril will get you the general idea of their style of tweeting.
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I can't wrap my head around what Brianna is afraid is going to happen. So people are going to to land on the moon, and spend trillions of dollars to then construct a secret military base that the public won't know anything about, which will then proceed to somehow blow off huge chunks of the moon, then calculate and control the trajectory to hurl at back at Earth? For what reason?
Does she think real-life is like Resident Evil where secret corporations with infinite money, consisting of tens if not hundreds of thousands of employees around the world and the most advanced technology known to mankind, have nothing better to do than to concoct the most convoluted ways of destroying every lifeform on Earth?
Does she think real-life is like Resident Evil where secret corporations with infinite money, consisting of tens if not hundreds of thousands of employees around the world and the most advanced technology known to mankind, have nothing better to do than to concoct the most convoluted ways of destroying every lifeform on Earth?
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Presumably she's imagining some sort of Dr. Evil scenario where they'll hold the earth hostage for ONE MILLION DOLLARS.
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In theory, if we could just push the moon towards Earth or something, well, that would probably be an extinction level event for humanity regardless of where it hit.
In practice, um, it's probably a tad early to worry about shit like that unless aliens suddenly invaded.
In practice, um, it's probably a tad early to worry about shit like that unless aliens suddenly invaded.
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Here's what Wu should have written to express xir point without sounding like a dipshit:
"#SpaceX's innovations are amazing, but we must beware the corporatization of space! Continue funding @NASA."
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At least apocalyptic rock bombs from the moon are more feasible than wheat farms on the moon in the near future.