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- May 11, 2018
2 years later, Quinton still remembers the fallout that put him on the map. (A)
I will make a breakdown of the whole response in bits so Orange Coomrade gets the point through his thick head. This is going to summarise what we have been posting for two years.
1.

I agree completely with the first point since I think a lot of people like to neglect the fact that Q made that retarded rant with some reason. However the main conflict wasn't the rant itself but rather that he went on a clearly personal tangent for no reason and, even in context, it adds nothing to his argument. He could as well just said "Here's the thing, I FUCKING HATE TRUMP... but I don't think this movie is a good anti-Trump movie". Right there Q, I did your work for you.
On the second paragraph Q fails to point out that the reason people even noticed his opinion was because he was calling PewDiePie out for including Shapiro on Meme Review and at that he tweeted "everytime you invite him over, you humanize his platform." I could go on semantics about how he shot himself in the foot by striping someone of his humanity while a month later claiming he was being dehumanized by others for no reason but I think what really shows his hypocrisy are two separate events: He went to hbomberguy's video "PewDiePie is a Nazi" and complied entirely with him to denounce "his past" (when he claimed to be """redpilled""") and he also used his time on Quinton's Rebuttal to shill his own politics rather than defend himself. So, it's right to include the right kind of politics on the Internet.
Since we just mentioned SOTY/Trash Rats, guess what's next?
2.

He not only lacks the balls to call Mumkey by name but he also labels him a drama channel and that somehow is not the worst part about this absolute character assassination. For being so aware about Mumkey's downfall and allegedly learning about that passive-aggresive jab that only existed for two minutes, Q still is petty enough to celebrate that his sworn rival got his life fucked around two years after that guy told his own fanbase to leave Quinton alone. Q also conveniently doesn't mention how those friends (Emp, Rusty and Internet Historian) invited him to the same podcast (without Mumkey) to settle things and end the beef. The only credit I can give to Quinton is that Mumkey had no real reason to insult him, yet here we have the Qoomrade two years later.
3.

For the accounts we have of people interacting in the wild with Quinton, he is the odd one. You can ask Turkey Tom (whose "Youtubers and Politics" gave Quinton a mild panic attack), The Right Opinion (who responded directly to Q on Twitter when he tried to start a pity party) or Chris Ray Gun (whose claims Q has not only not debunked but rather judged as petty). There are also the accounts of Bunty King, Hi, I Think I'm Real, MundaneMatt and SomeBlackGuy of the RVNBO and PSA Sitch about their encounter on VidCon. If anything what represents how much of a sport he is that would be "My Virtual Vidcon", a video in which Quinton openly complains about how he doesn't get invited to parties or get-togethers and that was done because everyone was trapped inside.
What is even emotional support besides very public displays of "I am mutuals with this youtuber people like"? Where was Quinton when he decided to abandon TRO after "Here Lies Rags"? Why Quinton decided to unironically take the "Subscribe to PewDiePie" meme as a call to defend a company that represents the corporal advent of YouTube and then hid his opinion? Why did he unlist his "How ContraPoints Can Save The Internet" when he was getting cancelled? How does he expect people that know all of this to even tolerate him when he will take the chance to be smug or act defenseless on his Discord, which by the way, is Patreon exclusive but doesn't even house half of his patrons? Why does he have to act so weasely if he is honest about himself now?
Well, happy aniversary. In ten days it will be two years since this thread made it to Internet Famous. You had two years to think and you clearly didn't need them. Good luck.
I will make a breakdown of the whole response in bits so Orange Coomrade gets the point through his thick head. This is going to summarise what we have been posting for two years.
1.

I agree completely with the first point since I think a lot of people like to neglect the fact that Q made that retarded rant with some reason. However the main conflict wasn't the rant itself but rather that he went on a clearly personal tangent for no reason and, even in context, it adds nothing to his argument. He could as well just said "Here's the thing, I FUCKING HATE TRUMP... but I don't think this movie is a good anti-Trump movie". Right there Q, I did your work for you.
On the second paragraph Q fails to point out that the reason people even noticed his opinion was because he was calling PewDiePie out for including Shapiro on Meme Review and at that he tweeted "everytime you invite him over, you humanize his platform." I could go on semantics about how he shot himself in the foot by striping someone of his humanity while a month later claiming he was being dehumanized by others for no reason but I think what really shows his hypocrisy are two separate events: He went to hbomberguy's video "PewDiePie is a Nazi" and complied entirely with him to denounce "his past" (when he claimed to be """redpilled""") and he also used his time on Quinton's Rebuttal to shill his own politics rather than defend himself. So, it's right to include the right kind of politics on the Internet.
Since we just mentioned SOTY/Trash Rats, guess what's next?
2.

He not only lacks the balls to call Mumkey by name but he also labels him a drama channel and that somehow is not the worst part about this absolute character assassination. For being so aware about Mumkey's downfall and allegedly learning about that passive-aggresive jab that only existed for two minutes, Q still is petty enough to celebrate that his sworn rival got his life fucked around two years after that guy told his own fanbase to leave Quinton alone. Q also conveniently doesn't mention how those friends (Emp, Rusty and Internet Historian) invited him to the same podcast (without Mumkey) to settle things and end the beef. The only credit I can give to Quinton is that Mumkey had no real reason to insult him, yet here we have the Qoomrade two years later.
3.

For the accounts we have of people interacting in the wild with Quinton, he is the odd one. You can ask Turkey Tom (whose "Youtubers and Politics" gave Quinton a mild panic attack), The Right Opinion (who responded directly to Q on Twitter when he tried to start a pity party) or Chris Ray Gun (whose claims Q has not only not debunked but rather judged as petty). There are also the accounts of Bunty King, Hi, I Think I'm Real, MundaneMatt and SomeBlackGuy of the RVNBO and PSA Sitch about their encounter on VidCon. If anything what represents how much of a sport he is that would be "My Virtual Vidcon", a video in which Quinton openly complains about how he doesn't get invited to parties or get-togethers and that was done because everyone was trapped inside.
What is even emotional support besides very public displays of "I am mutuals with this youtuber people like"? Where was Quinton when he decided to abandon TRO after "Here Lies Rags"? Why Quinton decided to unironically take the "Subscribe to PewDiePie" meme as a call to defend a company that represents the corporal advent of YouTube and then hid his opinion? Why did he unlist his "How ContraPoints Can Save The Internet" when he was getting cancelled? How does he expect people that know all of this to even tolerate him when he will take the chance to be smug or act defenseless on his Discord, which by the way, is Patreon exclusive but doesn't even house half of his patrons? Why does he have to act so weasely if he is honest about himself now?
Well, happy aniversary. In ten days it will be two years since this thread made it to Internet Famous. You had two years to think and you clearly didn't need them. Good luck.