"Mad at the Internet" - a/k/a My Psychotherapy Sessions

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Ralph Barnhardt said:
One of the last things he tweeted was to Dick and in which he said that Dick was going to get slaughtered like a pig. I'm pretty sure what got him yeeted.
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I had a friend get banned for saying someone deserved “a punch to the face”, so I believe it. All it takes is enough people reporting it and acting like it’s a real threat.
 
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Is there a link to the article about the German kiddy-diddling school? I want to show it to people.
 
Harvey Danger said:
I think Josh got boozeboozled by Rand and comradepond. They claimed it was a bit last night.

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Someone else said she was on Rand's show last night after Ralph posted, but I'm not putting up with Rand's show to verify.
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There is no way that Pond person is a real woman right? The boobie pfp always screamed tranny to me, as well as the voice.
 
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Look what my mom bought me. She always hears me talk about kiwis and how much i love them <3
 
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Jump said:
I think Fritz the Cat invented Fury's. My guess is Bakshi was trying to be shocking because there was never a main stream X rated cartoon before but he ended up unleashing a plague.
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fritz is an extremely unique case because of the background of the movie. The author of the original strip, Robert Crumb, was approached after Bakshi read some of the strip in a comic shop because he thought it was a fantastic thing that could be turned into a movie. It was just a little thing that was supposed to be what you might consider a slice of life of a young left wing college drop out going on crazy adventures. Crumb actually despised Bakshi's take on the film because of it's portrayal of left wing radicals and the sexual nature of the film. People make the argument "oh Bakshi was a dirty furry" but that's likely not true. The sex is only prevalent because at the time there was no adult animation and that was Bakshi's one desire in entering the field. He saw it as an art medium that could be for everyone whereas popular culture saw it as child entertainment. Naturally he pumps the sex up to 11 and goes way off the script of the comic. He actually tones the furry aspect down. The original comic had the animals doing animal things like flying and other activities, while Bakshi did his best to remove all of that, making flying animals flightless and editing plot lines to prevent them from being what he considered "feral animals." I'm just gonna link the wiki describing how Crumb responded to the film.

Crumb first saw the film in February 1972, during a visit to Los Angeles with fellow underground cartoonists Spain Rodriguez, S. Clay Wilson, Robert Williams, and Rick Griffin. According to Bakshi, Crumb was dissatisfied with the film.[32] Among his criticisms, he said that he felt that Skip Hinnant was wrong for the voice of Fritz, and said that Bakshi should have voiced the character instead.[32] Crumb later said in an interview that he felt that the film was "really a reflection of Ralph Bakshi's confusion, you know. There's something real repressed about it. In a way, it's more twisted than my stuff. It's really twisted in some kind of weird, unfunny way. ... I didn't like that sex attitude in it very much. It's like real repressed horniness; he's kind of letting it out compulsively."[6] Crumb also criticized the film's condemnation of the radical left,[5] denouncing Fritz's dialogue in the final sequences of the film, which includes a quote from the Beatles song "The End", as "red-neck and fascistic"[4] and stated, "They put words into his mouth that I never would have had him say."[4]

Reportedly, Crumb filed a lawsuit to have his name removed from the film's credits.[64] San Francisco copyright attorney Albert L. Morse said that no suit was filed, but an agreement was reached to remove Crumb's name from the credits.[65] However, Crumb's name has remained in the final film since its original theatrical release.[18] Due to his distaste for the film, Crumb had "Fritz the Cat—Superstar" published in People's Comics later in 1972, in which a jealous girlfriend kills Fritz with an icepick;[16] he has refused to use the character again,[11] and wrote the filmmakers a letter saying not to use his characters in their films.[5] Crumb later cited the film as "one of those experiences I sort of block out. The last time I saw it was when I was making an appearance at a German art school in the mid-1980s, and I was forced to watch it with the students. It was an excruciating ordeal, a humiliating embarrassment. I recall Victor Moscoso was the only one who warned me 'if you don't stop this film from being made, you are going to regret it for the rest of your life'—and he was right."[66]

In a 2008 interview, Bakshi referred to Crumb as a "hustler" and stated, "He goes in so many directions that he's hard to pin down. I spoke to him on the phone. We both had the same deal, five percent. They finally sent Crumb the money and not me. Crumb always gets what he wants, including that château of his in France. ... I have no respect for Crumb. Is he a good artist? Yes, if you want to do the same thing over and over. He should have been my best friend for what I did with Fritz the Cat. I drew a good picture, and we both made out fine."[26] Bakshi also stated that Crumb threatened to disassociate himself from any cartoonist that worked with Bakshi, which would have hurt their chances at getting work published.[67]
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initially I thnk bakshi only got the okay to start production because crumb's partner at the time signed off on it, and she held some sort of partial rights. I don't think Crumb himself ever signed.

It's kinda based. Bakshi took the furry's fantasy and made it so miserable he made him scratch out his own OC. It would be like a troll getting Chris to murder Sonichu.

All of Bakshi's films are phenomenal for their artistic vision. Even the ones that fall flat still manage to do something right or interesting. I believe Dr. Seuss even said in interviews that his take on the Butter Battle was the most accurate and appropriate recreations anyone ever did of some of his work.
 
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Jersh having trouble pronouncing "Jackie Singe" reminded me of this:
 
Song suggestion, particularly for an episode with some serious hardcore drama, Infant Annihilator’s “The Kingdom Sitteth Lonely Beneath Thine Hollowed Heavens.”

@1:19 “I speak the true rule of Heaven’s gates
Pure horror awaits those denying my faith.”
 
An interesting bit about Internet censorship from based darky Mental Outlaw:

A side note I'll mention is Rumble during the KF deplatforming was not available in France because of France's policies on censorship. The only reason I know this is because KF wasn't functional in the USA so I was using various EU proxies and France worked great for here, but Rumble didn't as they chose to simply not broadcast there due to the laws. Worked fine in the UK and Poland though.
 
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