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How to defeat One-Punch Man: Exploit his porn addiction weakness
 
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Dysnomia said:
The multiverse thing always gets me. Do they really believe that alternate universes are just animu fantasy lands where Sonic is totally real and totally from your canon? And don't forget past lives. Because you can totally be the reincarnation of a character that was created two years ago even if you are a 35 year old furry living in mom's basement. And somehow it all totally makes sense because quantum physics or something.:roll:

Favorite characters never get together and have 16 hours of hardcore buttsex every day? That's ok! They do in your canon! And you happen to be kin with both of them! Lube up!:biggrin:

Hot bishounen genetic abomination with long silver hair a little too murderous for you? That's ok! Because in your canon he's just misunderstood and lonely. If only people knew the real Sephiroth. Then they'd understand.:(

It's all just a very bizarre and unhealthy variation of fanfiction. It's not enough to write about alternate universe scenarios. You need to tell people those scenarios are totally real and you totally are that character. If they disagree with you then they are being kinphobic and should kill themselves. But please totally tag all suicide mentions as a trigger warning.

I think this might be the worst one I've seen yet because it's encouraging possibly unstable people to embrace their delusions.
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The whole multiverse thing is a very gray area - the belief in fictionkin bullshit relies on very specific interpretation of it, but because you cannot prove their interpretation of many worlds theory is wrong, as that's a very wild assumption by itself and not like anyone has a clue how could it be verified or disproved, they can continue to believe there are infinite worlds with infinite variations of physical laws which guarantees pretty much any made up story is real somewhere out there, and that there is some metaphysical aspect to mind that somehow transcends universes. It's like religion, really, in that disproving alternate universe where Sonic is real and an agender pansexual is as much of a hassle as disproving heaven or hell are real, because those locales are outside our own reality and not something you can discover or measure.
 
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The whole multiverse thing is a very gray area - the belief in fictionkin bullshit relies on very specific interpretation of it, but because you cannot prove their interpretation of many worlds theory is wrong, as that's a very wild assumption by itself and not like anyone has a clue how could it be verified or disproved, they can continue to believe there are infinite worlds with infinite variations of physical laws which guarantees pretty much any made up story is real somewhere out there, and that there is some metaphysical aspect to mind that somehow transcends universes. It's like religion, really, in that disproving alternate universe where Sonic is real and an agender pansexual is as much of a hassle as disproving heaven or hell are real, because those locales are outside our own reality and not something you can discover or measure.
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Well, that was their defense years ago. That way, when someone said it was stupid, they could cry religious discrimination. However, because of the influx of troll blogs (I believe around 2014 or 2015) claiming to be kin with uncool kinthings like roaches, they essentially "outed" themselves trying to explain why those blogs absolutely had to be trolls. Now their defense is that they're just a bunch of "mentally ill children" trying to cope )) ; and if you say it's stupid, instead of religious bigotry, it's ableism...and also totally harrassing minors, even though a huge chunk of them are adults.
 
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The pros would like to have a talk with you little buddy

Behold; The Crown of The Pinball King


Fidget spinners are the autism symptom that unite all peoples
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"We need to draw focus to the hat, and not the person wearing it."
>gives the Joker ice powers
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How to convert people to white nationalism
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That article is a goddamned gold mine of great suggestions

Play with legos on the floor like a lost autistic child​
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Make everyone late for their appointments, you know, for laughs
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Become a street busker but somehow more obnoxious
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Pretend to spock, convert more people to white nationalism
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Haha you guys I wasn't being for real, I just have crippling autism
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You fellas ever wonder what's the deal with Wikihow's autism? I found out that the artist who draws a TON of those is named Miss Luna Rose. She loves autism, muslims, blacks, amputees and funny (?) shirts. You will probbly recognize her artstyle immediatly.

https://www.wikihow.com/Enjoy-Being-a-Teenager

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(the tutorial barely talks about autism and deformities, wtf)

Could this be the perfect Kiwifarms favourite tutorial?

https://www.wikihow.com/Cope-with-Discovering-You-Are-Not-Autistic

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https://www.wikihow.com/Support-an-Autistic-Person-During-Autism-Awareness-Month

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and now this image that looks okay but becomes completely nonsensical when you put it in context

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https://www.wikihow.com/Be-Okay-with-Having-a-Communist-Friend

I suspect that this article may have been written by 68 commies.
Human beings are social species. We gravitate towards one another based on several factors. As we earn each other's trust and friendship, we must learn to deal with our differences. A most common difference that can feel personal is our political views. If you have a friend who supports communism, and you do not support it, getting along might be difficult at times. However, with respect for each other, you can be okay with your friend who is a communist.


Method 1
Working on Your Friendship


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    Agree to disagree. The best part about making friends is understanding each other. If your friend is communist and you uphold a different ideology, you can still get along very well. Politics will just be one area where you won't meet eye to eye. Understand that you don't have to agree with your friend in order to get along.[1]


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    Show respect. If someone doesn't share the same beliefs as you do, they don't deserve to be criticized or scrutinized. Set aside their beliefs and treat them based on the respect you feel they deserve. Friendships should be void of harsh treatment of one another. Respect can focus on things such has hard work, treatment of others, their abilities, and characteristics. [2]


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    Focus on the better aspects in your friendship and find common ground. Arguing about communism is not going to create a strong bond. People offer other interests aside from politics. Figure out what drew you to that person in the first place, such as school, sports, or work. The best friendships are well rounded.


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    Support your friend if other people pick on them. No one needs to be bullied for what they believe. If your friend receives harsh treatment from others who oppose Communism, stand up for your friend. That will be the best thing for your friendship, and it will open the eyes of others.

Method 2
Learning About Your Friend's Views


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    Ask your friend about her or his beliefs. Learning from one another is essential to any relationship, and friends should have a lot to offer. Inquire about your friend's Communist beliefs. Ask open ended questions that start with what or how, and let yourself refrain from any interruptions or judgement.[3]


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    Learn about communism. Communism is a theory, and when you focus on the errors of those who falsely practiced that theory, you prevent yourself from learning. Try reading The Principles of Communism by Engels, The State and Revolution by Lenin, or The Communist Manifesto by Engels and Marx. Also, be careful with the sources you seek; propaganda and biased journalism exists to create fear and hate at times.[4]


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    Separate communism from tyranny and dictatorships. A common misconception people hold about communism is what we've seen in the past. Most countries that have attempted to execute a communist economy have resembled more of a dictatorship or a tyranny. [5] A real communist does not support a dictatorship of rulers over the population.


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    Consider the Marxist theory. This theory states that all governments in human history have been a class dictatorship, meaning that the state is under the command of the interests of one social class. This is why communists refer to capitalism as the "dictatorship of the bourgeoisie (capitalists)" and refer to socialism as the "dictatorship of the proletariat (workers).


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    Research the core beliefs of communism. Go online and read books about communism. You will not be sacrificing your own beliefs by educating yourself on the subject. You might be interested to see that communism can be made up of several differentiating political parties similar to what the United States has. Also, communism shares a lot of views that are not necessarily political; communism cares about the environment in a similar way the USA and other countries do.[6]

Method 3
Having Healthy Discussions


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    Try to debunk a political theory. Achieve this by slandering the personal life of the person who supports such theory is called an ad hominem. This is a common logical fallacy so be careful.


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    Understand your own beliefs. In order to have a good discussion, you must be informed. Learn more about your beliefs. A lot of times, our belief system can be influenced by our surroundings and become innate; however, that natural feeling towards a belief system does not always insure we will be properly informed. Moreover, politics is a huge subject that can change and present new information daily.[7]


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    Listen with interest and reply without sarcasm. A discussion can turn in to an argument quickly, and the best way to avoid that is by listening like a good parent or student. Listening to someone does not mean you are submitting to their beliefs. Also, when you reply, speak kindly and intelligently. We enjoy a lot of political analysts who use sharp and sarcastic delivery in both monologues and dialogues. However, all that is done for entertainment. In the real world, sarcasm is not received well by all and is taken offensively by a lot people.[8]


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    Leave out harsh judgments. Your friend doesn't hold communist beliefs just to anger you. If you start feeling angry during a conversation with your friend, ask yourself where the anger is coming from. It might not actually have its source in your friend's beliefs. Distinguishing your vulnerability before hand can help you avoid certain specific topics. If ever you feel the discussion may have triggered you, be kind enough to ask to change the subject.


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    Realize you cannot impose your beliefs on others. Having a discussion with your friend is meant to open up friendship and share ideas. If you enter discussions with hopes of manipulating the conversation and influencing your friend's beliefs, then nothing well will come out of it. Ignore any thoughts of changing how your friend views the world. Even if you are passionate about the subject, that doesn't give you the right to impose upon your friend.[9]


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    Listen to each other. A successful dialogue happens when individuals create new ideas together. The creation and problem solving can only happen with good listening. When your friend is discussing a point, don't interrupt. Give the person time, and don't counter argue by repeatedly stating but but but; using that word immediately negates what was just said, like it didn't even matter. If you wish to get along, you should treat each other's ideas as though they do matter.[10]


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    Admit when you are wrong. If discussions lead to arguments all the time, then something must be changed, and someone must be wrong. If the discussions lead to an argument that you keep bring up over and over again, chances are you can be wrong for trying to manipulate the discussion. Try to refrain from confusing facts for opinions. Facts should speak for themselves--whether you like believing them or not. Opinions are arguable, so when you feel the discussion is getting very opinion heavy, refrain from being stubborn on a certain point. Admitting you're wrong is fine around friends. If you feel admitting you are wrong is some kind of defeat or concession to your friends beliefs, then reevaluate why you have discussions with your friend.[11]

The community Q&A is also pretty great on this article. I do wonder if the people responding to the questions know if they're being trolled.

  • Question
    Is it rude to ask a communist if he's read Joan Robinson's "Essay on Marxian Economics"?
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    No, it's not rude.
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    If I'm a communist, how do I act around my capitalist friends?
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    Just act normally. Don't bring up politics, but if its brought up, don't hide your views. If they stop being your friend because of politics, then they weren't your friends in the first place. Also, look up their views so you can have a better understanding of them, and educate them on why you are a communist. Do not push your views as it can drive them away.
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    How do I figure out if a fictional character is a communist?
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    Compare their behaviour and the way they react to situations with communist ideals. See if their views on society are linked with communist opinions. If the author is a communist, the likelihood of their characters being communist is increased.
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    If my friend is a Communist, can I take his stuff if I feel like it?
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    Not unless they have given you consent. Communists allow for people to have personal items that are not to be shared and would more than likely be very upset if you start taking their stuff. Also taking stuff without someone's consent is stealing no matter what the thief's or victim's political view.
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    How can we tell if our friend is a socialist or a communist?
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    The easiest way would be to ask them.
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    I just found out my neighbor is a communist? Where can I report her to the authorities?
    SovietVodka901
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    In most countries, being a communist isn't illegal. It's not the Cold War era anymore, and there's nothing to report. People can have whatever political views they like. The only time you would need to report them to authorities is if they had made some sort of violent threat or you had evidence that they were dangerous. It would be advisable to leave your neighbor be and let them to have their political views in peace, otherwise it will cause upset and make life uncomfortable for the both of you. If you feel that bothered by the fact you live next door to a communist, move.
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    How can I convince my friends who have different ideologies to stop arguing?
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    There is nothing wrong with a solid debate between people with different views. This can be an enlightenment for all involved. A debate is not about winning or losing though, it's about testing your thoughts, theories, and arguments against those of others, you have to listen at least as much as you talk. If a debate degrades into a fight or an argument without intellectual content, then nobody benefits. Point that out to your friends. If nothing works, physically remove yourself from the conversation as soon as it starts to become another argument.
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    Can I post this on the timeline of one of my communist friends?
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    You may, but your friend may get upset. Be prepared to deal with the consequences.
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    I'm MtF going through HRT, but I have not had SRS. Can I still be a communist?
    Luxemburgism
    Community Answer
    I can't see why this would be an issue. The only prerequisite for being a communist is believing in the tenants of the ideology, such as advocating for the end of private property and the commodity form. If you've done that, you're all good.
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    Why won't my communist friend go on a helicopter ride with me?
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    Community Answer
    It is not necessarily linked to his political views. However, a communist argument against commercial helicopter rides might be that it is at the very heart of the capitalist system. Rich people paying loads of money to entertain themselves while the proletariat is starving? Please.
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That's what they all say
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Sparkle dog bird lion demon man is a tasteful choice of OC.
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Always keep your eyes nearly shut at a furry convention, eye contact scares the animals
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Pride parades have gone too far
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His handler is getting a little worried that he's liking the handling too much
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Bad info, the squeaking is a mandatory part of furfaggery
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