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Fangsofjeff said:
Link to piss stream???? Looks like I forgot to subscribe to their channel.
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Ofc fren! Here's the link.
 
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stupidpieceofshit said:
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tampax pearl said:
I wonder when they'll start shouting for folks in psychiatric wards to be freed, too.
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That reminds me of a Christopher Hitchens review of the film 'The Baader Meinhof Complex'

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Christopher Hitchens on The Baader Meinhof Complex

Movies have often romanticized Communist revolutionaries—think Benicio Del Toro as Che. But a new action thriller, The Baader Meinhof Complex, counterpunches, exposing the violent psychosis that gripped the young militants of the Red Army Faction in 1970s West Germany.
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Researching this in the late 1970s in Germany, I became convinced that the Baader Meinhof phenomenon actually was a form of psychosis. One of the main recruiting grounds for the gang was an institution at the University of Heidelberg called the Sozialistisches Patienten Kollektiv, or Socialist Patients Collective, an outfit that sought to persuade the pitifully insane that they needed no treatment save social revolution. (Such a reading of the work of R. D. Laing and others was one of the major “disorders” of the 1960s.) Among the star pupils of this cuckoo’s nest was Ralf Reinders, who was arrested after several violent “actions” and who had once planned to destroy the Jewish House in Berlin—a restoration of the one gutted by the Brownshirts—“in order to get rid of this thing about the Jews that we’ve all had to have since the Nazi time.” Yes, “had to have” is very good. Perhaps such a liberating act, had he brought it off, would have made some of the noises in his head go away.

The Baader Meinhof Complex, like the excellent book by Stefan Aust on which it is based, is highly acute in its portrayal of the way in which mania feeds upon itself and becomes hysterical. More arrests mean that more hostages must be taken, often in concert with international hijackers, so that ever more exorbitant “demands” can be made. This requires money, which in turn demands more robbery and extortion. If there are doubts or disagreements within the organization, these can always be attributed to betrayal or cowardice, resulting in mini-purges and micro-lynchings within the gang itself. (The bleakest sequence of the film shows Ulrike Meinhof and her once seductive comrade Gudrun Ensslin raving hatefully at each other in the women’s maximum-security wing.) And lurking behind all this neurotic energy, and not always very far behind at that, is the wish for death and extinction. The last desperate act of the gang—a Götterdämmerung of splatter action, including a botched plane hijacking by sympathetic Palestinians and the murder of a senior German hostage—was the staging of a collective suicide in a Stuttgart jail, with a crude and malicious attempt (echoed by some crude and malicious intellectuals) to make it look as if the German authorities had killed the prisoners. In these sequences, the film is completely unsparing, just as it was in focusing the camera on official brutality in the opening scenes of more than 10 years before.
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There's a weird link on the far left with seeing mentally ill people as oppressed victims of the system and therefore natural revolutionaries against it. Of course, this tends to make the revolutionaries prone to paranoia, purges, histrionics, and suicide.
 
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tampax pearl said:
LOL EVERYONE'S GETTING BANNED FROM THE STREAM! THEY KEEP SAYING DC AND THEY'RE GETTING BANNED!
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I love the fact that SJC is on a road trip to LA, but is going back to South Carolina to pick up some person over 600 miles out of his way (and adding an additional 1200 miles to the trip) but bitching about Pissgirl wanting to go back to DC.
 
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stupidpieceofshit said:
I love the fact that SJC is on a road trip to LA, but is going back to South Carolina to pick up some person over 600 miles out of his way (and adding an additional 1200 miles to the trip) but bitching about Pissgirl wanting to go back to DC.
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If only we knew how bad things really are.
"Get out of my car."
SIR YOU ARE IN NEW ORLEANS, DO NOT LEAVE A DRUNK WOMAN WITHOUT A CHAPERONE! That's day one shit!
Oh my god "I'm calling the police."
 
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tampax pearl said:
Someone should, he's getting really fuckin' mean with her. He's yelling at her about how much he hates her.
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There is some truth to what he saids about her, but at the same time, he is "ruining" (as he puts it) his own life too by surrounding him with her, and judging by what the two said about third check her too, and I bet many others.
 
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Fangsofjeff said:
People like Alexandra Occasio Cortez confuse me. She's pretty pale and her boyfriend is whiter than a ghost. If they have children, they're going to pass for white. The world Alexandra is fighting to create would be terribly frustrating for her offspring, particularly if they're male.
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Why does anyone who have pale skinned loved ones fight for the modern day social justice movement? I don't get it.
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Her offspring will live in a gated community. They will live lavish lives. They won't ever get affected by these mobs or rioters. In fact, her offspring will probably be instigating the riots and whatnot.
 
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Fangsofjeff said:
People like Alexandra Occasio Cortez confuse me. She's pretty pale and her boyfriend is whiter than a ghost. If they have children, they're going to pass for white. The world Alexandra is fighting to create would be terribly frustrating for her offspring, particularly if they're male.
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She's the media and one of the DNC's darlings. No matter what happens her children will be insulated from the repercussions and she knows it. That dude also knows if he breaks up with her he's a racist.
 
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