U.S. Riots of May 2020 over George Floyd and others - ITT: a bunch of faggots butthurt about worthless internet stickers

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ErrForceOnez said:
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So what is this? It must be something significant if its going to blow out the entire right wing internet presence.

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This guy seems like a fucking sperg, going so far out of his way to prove that people are using fake names to release op eds. Who fucking cares?

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And after 20+ posts of that he finally drops this. So they are neocons. Some guys used fake names to push neocon propaganda, it doesn't matter that pro 'Iran war' talk is more popular on the left, this is absolutely devastating for the right. This Andy Campbell faggot is right, Andy Ngo is done now, this proves his antifa videos are fake. I guess we have to vote for Biden now.
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I don't understand the gist of this, sorry its a bit too much for me since I don't know who all these twitterati are.

As for ANTIFA, this month alone has shown more coverage than whatever was happening in portland during 2017.

Right wing media needs a cleanup anyways to compete with the left wing. And makes all the right wingers realize sucking up to Corporate America was a very bad idea.
 
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anionfarflung said:
Thanks. I try to archive regular sites and Twitter pretty consistently, but archiving YouTube isn't in my "don't-have-to-think-about-how-to-do-it" procedure.

Oh I see you beat me to it. I will edit my post.
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Isn't archiving Twitter and Youtube like having a room dedicated to your turd collection ?
 
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DumbDude42 said:
i don't see pakistan itself launch actual nukes, unless india for some reason launches a full scale invasion against them that threatens the existence of pakistan as a country.
sure, the country is full of backwards lunatics, but their govt has enough sense to understand that using nuclear weapons would inevitably bring about a terrible backlash that would lead to the complete eradication of their state, so i am confident that they will not press that button unless backed into a corner with absolutely no way out.

i do however see the posssibility of further proliferation in pakistan. plenty of guys in their govt have more or less open sympathy for the taliban, al qaeda, and various other islamist terrorist groups. i think it is unlikely but possible for a group of rogue pakistan army and govt officials to make arrangements that result in a warhead or two going "missing" and ending up in the hands of the next bin laden at some point in the future.
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The odds of any government actually launching the nukes is extremely unlikely, but Pakistan is the only country where it's not a complete impossibility.

Even then, it's far more likely some Islamist third-party group like the Taliban or whatever's left of Al Qaeda could get a hold of a Pakistani nuke and deploy it. That's the real issue at hand.

Back in the 90's, a lot of people were worried about Russia's vast nuclear arsenal ending up in the wrong hands but even at the peak of Yeltsin-era corruption and decay, the Russian government was always extra careful to make sure the nukes did not fall into the wrong hands, even if it meant letting a lot of conventional weapons in the former Soviet arsenal wind up on the global black market.

The real wild card in the world of nuclear warfare is and has always been Pakistan
 
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Syaoran Li said:
The odds of any government actually launching the nukes is extremely unlikely, but Pakistan is the only country where it's not a complete impossibility.

Even then, it's far more likely some Islamist third-party group like the Taliban or whatever's left of Al Qaeda could get a hold of a Pakistani nuke and deploy it. That's the real issue at hand.

Back in the 90's, a lot of people were worried about Russia's vast nuclear arsenal ending up in the wrong hands but even at the peak of Yeltsin-era corruption and decay, the Russian government was always extra careful to make sure the nukes did not fall into the wrong hands, even if it meant letting a lot of conventional weapons in the former Soviet arsenal wind up on the global black market.

The real wild card in the world of nuclear warfare is and has always been Pakistan
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I remember a very frightening quote by a nuclear physicist during that time:
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"In hard times, the butcher's family always is fine due to a little 'extra meat'. Thus, the nuclear physicist must also make due."

The real wild-card might have also been the democrats. The Cash-For-Gold Nukes was a TERRIFYING power move. Executive power to purchase and redistribute weapons-grade U and Pu with no independent oversight. We may yet seen the consequence of that program.
 
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Orange Rhymer said:
Not if they link up with the Kritarchy... Like the WCTU did with the ((( politicians )))

"...fuck, rough day at work, I need a drink" became a far different reality.

One of the WCTU premises was that alcohol leads to wife-beating. Ban alcohol to stand up for female equality.
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You know what the Bible says about the role of women, right? It's not empowerment and equality to men, political or otherwise. If the WCTU held these premises the WCTU made basic misinterpretations. I wouldn't call them fundamentalists either...being openly Christian wasn't fanaticism in the 1920s, it was what you needed to do to get in the door with the average person.

Fundies are and were actually pretty weak IMO. Complaining about Pokemon and Harry Potter wasn't evidence of totalitarian fanaticism, it was a demonstration of impotence, retreating into obsessing over piddling shit because they'd lost every major culture war. Now, they can't even manufacture discourse over those things because the left has taken over that capability too. The "Lefties = Fundies" argument is flawed for this among many other reasons.

The two groups ended up in vaguely the same place discourse wise (obsessing over pop-culture minutae), but for the left this was a successful top-down cultural takeover, while for the Christian Right it was a failed bottom-up strategy.
 
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Wilhelm Bittrich said:
I wouldn't be even surprised for a second if little fatty would start the second Korean War without backup by the Chinese. Don't forget his grandpa did that too back in 1951 and the Chinese only went intervened when the UN Troops showed up at the Yalu River.
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The interesting thing about dictatorial puppet states is that you can have very basic control over them - e.g. you can decide whether or not to ship a TEL. What you can't have is any real idea of what is going on inside the regime. And you certainly can't tell if that regime is going to start a major war.

I guess China controls the flow of fuel to some extent. However, it probably doesn't know what reserves the regime actually has. So it's possible NK has been diverting fuel away from civilians to the military for years and has what it would need for tanks to cross the DMZ and take Seoul. That would be a disaster of course - they'd be massively outgunned by South Korea even with no US involvement, but it's not at all clear that the NK regime knows this. Maybe they believe their own propaganda.
 
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Orange Rhymer said:
The Christian Bible says nothing about either.

However, empowered women pressuring their men sure had an effect. Remember the US organization was called:
The WOMEN'S Christian Temperance Union. Using this impetus, the empowered women secured the right to vote (with help from (((outside entities))) ).

If you want to blame Christianity, you need to blame Women first. Repeal all morality laws, BUT...

Repeal the 19th first.
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Calm down incel woman aren't the Devil they just act like it once a month
 
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NoReturn said:
The use of scales here is weird because scales are inherently two-sided. So if one side is "black Americans" and you're trying to even it out, doesn't that put everyone else on the other side? I'd get it if you were saying "Help small businesses and the economically disinfranchized" but presenting it this way implies a black v. everyone else dichotomy.
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Why don't they use a regular weighing scale for the image? That's a better way to visualize equality, I think. There's no us-vs-them mentality with regular scales.
 
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You know what the Bible says about the role of women, right? It's not empowerment and equality to men, political or otherwise. If the WCTU held these premises the WCTU made basic misinterpretations. I wouldn't call them fundamentalists either...being openly Christian wasn't fanaticism in the 1920s, it was what you needed to do to get in the door with the average person.

Fundies are and were actually pretty weak IMO. Complaining about Pokemon and Harry Potter wasn't evidence of totalitarian fanaticism, it was a demonstration of impotence, retreating into obsessing over piddling shit because they'd lost every major culture war. Now, they can't even manufacture discourse over those things because the left has taken over that capability too. The "Lefties = Fundies" argument is flawed for this among many other reasons.

The two groups ended up in vaguely the same place discourse wise (obsessing over pop-culture minutae), but for the left this was a successful top-down cultural takeover, while for the Christian Right it was a failed bottom-up strategy.
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The WCTU sang hymns CONSTANTLY. Mostly to bother patrons in bars, but also to rally support. You can't hit a woman for screaming "Rock of Ages". Yes, purposeful misinterpretation was the mechanism. Funny how Red Dead Redemption 2 clouds the issue even today.
However, many supporters espoused 'deep Christian beliefs'. Delusion? yes. The WCTU became it's own cult. With a hymn book.

It still exists today, believe it or not. I believe that the WCTU was a crypto-left organization. The ultimate goal was the 19th amendment. The mechanism was authoritarian - kritarchy and the 18th amendment. I don't think they were efficient, but they were effective. The 19th amendment led us to today and will eventually lead us to...
Well...
 
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tampax pearl said:
Why don't they use a regular weighing scale for the image? That's a better way to visualize equality, I think. There's no us-vs-them mentality with regular scales.
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The type of scale used, is commonly used in imagery for law and justice, (e.g. Lady Justice). I can only assume they are trying to say what ever bullshit they are spouting is suppose to be "justice"

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