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[Pointless Pedant]

The BBC placed an vaguely worded blanket ban on their "politically neutral" employees from attending protests and everyone is chimping out over it.

BBC actually being neutral. You don't see that every day.

 

[Pissmaster]

Most people fall into one of four camps
1.All animals are considered lesser then humans so they are pretty much at are mercy
2. Only pets are the types of animals we should care about.
3. All animals should be respected even though some are just food sources or pests
4. PETA

I think a majority fall into camp 1 or 2 so they don't really see it as living thing suffering just silly thing happening to some annoying bird.

I'm 3/4, lol. Kick a person in front of an oncoming train to scare a bird off the tracks. Have a fat guy sit on and suffocate a midget as punishment if he rides his race horse too hard. Nuke the Japanese again and again, a nuke for every single whale they've ever killed.

 

[Pointless Pedant]

I'm 3/4, lol. Kick a person in front of an oncoming train to scare a bird off the tracks. Have a fat guy sit on and suffocate a midget as punishment if he rides his race horse too hard. Nuke the Japanese again and again, a nuke for every single whale they've ever killed.

Are you vegetarian?

 

[Pissmaster]

Are you vegetarian?

Fuck no

 

[AnOminous]

Those movements must be like herding cats. I can't imagine getting Chinese, Japanese, and Indian people to agree on anything other than a shared fondness for curry.

I've heard that Indians and Pakistanis in America actually don't hate each other, which is...weird.

I'd imagine having nuclear weapons aimed at where you live makes you tend to dislike the people doing the aiming.

Debunked Bigot

93% of Black Lives Matter Protests Have Been Peaceful, New Report Finds

The Armed Conflict Location & Event Data Project analyzed more than 7,750 BLM demonstrations in all 50 states and D.C.

time.com

Did you know Jeffrey Dahmer didn't murder anyone over 99.9% of the days he was alive?

 

[Honka Honka Burning Love]

Mostly and entirely are different things. There's been some chaos in Philadelphia recently.

The Meteor that wiped out the Dinosaurs spent 99.99% of its time not wiping out the Dinosaurs.

Spoiler

Listen I know, It is debated how much of that actually occurred, but lets just go with it for sake of convenience okay?

 

[NerdShamer]

Alright guys,here's a link-dump from r/autism pride

For one, they're leftists.

One can't stop punchng himself in the head.

Most of them love lockdown where the average person would pissed off at the lack of employment or socialization.

Pokemon collection

They hate being restrained and having their screams recorded.

Q&A on their urges.

 

[sleazetown]

r/SubredditDrama has the most apathetic people I've seen

 

[Pointless Pedant]

Alright guys,here's a link-dump from r/autism pride

For one, they're leftists.

One can't stop punchng himself in the head.

Most of them love lockdown where the average person would pissed off at the lack of employment or socialization.

Pokemon collection

They hate being restrained and having their screams recorded.

Q&A on their urges.

I'm actually surprised they don't say the lockdowns triggered them and made them have a meltdown, since pretty much everything does with average Redditors. Even Chris is hoping that the crisis ends...

r/SubredditDrama has the most apathetic people I've seen

I think you mean pathetic, they're definitely not apathetic.

That guy would be out of luck, big black dudes aren't attracted to redditor scum.

 

[ditto]

I'm actually surprised they don't say the lockdowns triggered them and made them have a meltdown, since pretty much everything does with average Redditors. Even Chris is hoping that the crisis ends...

Lockdown is pretty popular among NEETs since it validates their lifestyle.

 

[Lapis Lazuli]

r/SubredditDrama has the most apathetic people I've seen

God, the flair of the first one.

 

[bigbombguy2222]

r/SubredditDrama has the most apathetic people I've seen

Remove the first 'a' from apathetic and you'd be dead on the mark.

 

[Shaka Brah]

SRD really declined after their mod team's infiltration. It used to be a place where people could laugh about insanity on reddit, sort of like /r/watchredditdie was. Now it's just ShitRedditSays with a veneer of degrees of removal. All the same people go there, it just let them rebrand from a name that isn't so toxic.

 

[Oh Long Johnson]

SRD really declined after their mod team's infiltration. It used to be a place where people could laugh about insanity on reddit, sort of like /r/watchredditdie was. Now it's just ShitRedditSays with a veneer of degrees of removal. All the same people go there, it just let them rebrand from a name that isn't so toxic.

Did r/drama's decline hit its nadir when they ran out of former SRD mods?

Funny if true.

 

[Shaka Brah]

Did r/drama's decline hit its nadir when they ran out of former SRD mods?

Funny if true.

That's hard for me to say. I thought /r/drama was ironic when I first saw it, but I think they were always weird. The culture they cultivate is something I don't really understand.

 

[NerdShamer]

Reminder not to be a security guard or a janitor at a library.

Seriously, schizos ruin everything.

 

[moocow]

They hate being restrained and having their screams recorded.

But that's the best (and sometimes only) entertainment they provide to the world!

Also, maybe try not being so violent you have to be restrained in the first place if you don't like it. Same with having screams recorded ... try "not screaming" to see if the situation improves at all. Just a suggestion, of course.

 

[Pointless Pedant]

SRD really declined after their mod team's infiltration. It used to be a place where people could laugh about insanity on reddit, sort of like /r/watchredditdie was. Now it's just ShitRedditSays with a veneer of degrees of removal. All the same people go there, it just let them rebrand from a name that isn't so toxic.

As I recall /r/drama used to be politically neutral and SRD has been very left leaning for years, at least since 2016.

 

[Shaka Brah]

As I recall /r/drama used to be politically neutral and SRD has been very left leaning for years, at least since 2016.

I stopped browsing SRD around 2014 because it was starting to get retarded. The election just made the mask fall off.

 

[Pointless Pedant]

I stopped browsing SRD in 2014 because it was starting to get retarded. The election just made the mask fall off.

I can imagine. Reddit started leaning left very hard around then, though /r/politics is even crazier than SRD, never mind the really extreme ones like /r/GenZedong.