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

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Can you drop a link to the version of boulevard of broken dreams you used for the last stream/Jan16th?

I tried to find it and I couldn't, both aha and shazam say its by Nam Phuong, but neither youtube nor google turn up results.
 
Sneedmiser said:
Notice how Michael Obama has never sued anyone over being called a man, that's kind of interesting in context, isn't it?
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The evidence is quite substantial. From seeing the balls swinging in the Ellen dance, to Obama calling him Michael multiple times and also Michael referring to himself "as a black man"



prollyanotherlurker said:
But I think I support her move to call this man a tranny with a dick, and to keep doing it even under threat of lawsuit. Is it dumb legally to do that? Yes. But also it's her money to throw away on it.
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It's worth pointing out that people were convicted for cyberbullying. Not for calling Brigitte born as a man. The previous judgement of calling Brigitte a man as conviction was overturned because it was ruled it isn't insulting to say someone is born as a man.

The new judgement depends on sustained calling Brigitte a child molester, which is legally a type of defamation, since they can't prove Brigitte started a sexual relationship with Macron before the legal age in France at the time (15) and there were no legal teacher/student laws either (anti abuse provisions in regards to positions of authority were introduced in 2021).
 
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Oilspill Battery said:
@Null

Can you drop a link to the version of boulevard of broken dreams you used for the last stream/Jan16th?

I tried to find it and I couldn't, both aha and shazam say its by Nam Phuong, but neither youtube nor google turn up results.
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Just searched Youtube for Boulevard of Broken Dreams instrumental violin, top result.


Is it really considered embarrassing boomer slop, or is that just Josh being preemptively defensive?

I don't even care about the band, whatever history or connotations it might have, the singer, even the lyrics. It's just a great melody. I think a lot of music is like that. Whoops, some asshole accidentally discovered an amazing sequence of chords. It's only damaged by some association if you let it.
 
I hope that the/r/livestreamfail reddit mod stale2000 will make the next stream. If you want to talk about it I made a compilation of actual sentences said in his super official statement to spez. I 3x'ed his video and picked out the most janny-pilled statements he said.

 
Drama Fan said:
I hope that the/r/livestreamfail reddit mod stale2000 will make the next stream. If you want to talk about it I made a compilation of actual sentences said in his super official statement to spez. I 3x'ed his video and picked out the most janny-pilled statements he said.

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The second plane to hit this news story is checking out the Reddit sub he made, to be an alliance of subs and jannies working together to build a better Reddit.

Instead it's just a bunch of people dunking on him endlessly.

https://www.reddit.com/r/SubAlliance/ (archive)

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Someone may want to archive it more thoroughly for particularly based takes. I have a feeling it won't stay as it is for long.
 
bookers said:
all this rape talk is very interesting
HOWEVER
consider this
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Jesus christ, that's worse than seeing those fucking prison negro spicy bowls that everyone in the ghetto's are chimping out for, and either going to hospitals or constantly shitting themselves with.
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yes this is a new food trend from negros, basically think of it like stuff you'd get from either a prison commissary, walmart, or a gas station. most of the ingredients in this is shit are things like negro sezuhnings (lawry's and whatnot), ramen noodles (the spicy ones that deathfats consoom), some sort of pepper (jalapeno peppers, banana peppers, or sometimes if its extra spicy habanero peppers), those big mama pickled sausages or some type of other protein that comes in a microwave safe bag (shrimp, cooked chicken, crab meat), pickle in a pouch, boiled eggs, and then your supposed to eat it with a bag of cheddar and sour cream chips. basically if the ginormous quantities of salt doesn't fuck you up, the spices will.
 
The Rat KIng said:
https://youtu.be/imspRb_gf5Y
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wtf. I was going to embed it. idk what's going on with that.

anyway. someone should do a local upload before youtube takes it down. Even if he appeals that with the explanation in the comments. I don't trust they will care.

edit: Heres the video.



this is pinned as the top comment.

DISCLAIMER: This video is part of a massive vintage song revival project. There are countless thousands of songs written in the 1800s and early 1900s that were published, but never recorded. Most of them are love songs and lullabies, and some tackle the racial tensions and inequalities of the time, often with biting satire and humor. The creators of these songs were Black and White, and both races often worked together to compose and perform them. They tease everyone...Blacks, Whites, Native Americans, the Irish, the Chinese...you name it. America was a literal melting pot, so this type of racial humor was very common, and this was reflected in the popular music of the time. These songs provided a way to reduce racial tension via humor in the tumultuous post-Civil War era. It should be noted that once this style of music went out of fashion c1920, racial tensions and strife only WORSENED. Preserving this important part of our cultural heritage isn't just a curiosity, it's a historical necessity. Many of these songs use outdated themes and language considered offensive today. But in the context of the time, it wasn't considered derogatory. That's not to excuse the content of these songs, but context is key. The vast majority of these classic songs are actually completely "family friendly" and many of them are timeless and beautiful. It's imperative that they are all preserved, the good, the bad and even the ugly. Whenever possible, I will record TWO versions of these songs, one in its original form, and one with all slurs and other racial references removed. I want to stay faithful to the original product, but I also don't want to alienate modern audiences so I'm providing a "clean" option. To reiterate, these American songs were written and enjoyed by all races. Black and White musicians pioneered the early American song styles together. It was a collaborative effort and it truly took the world by storm. The music emerging from America in the 1800s was the soundtrack of the New World, of hope and excitement for the future. These songs represent our American legacy. It should be noted that although racial themes were common, there was zero sexual degeneracy in ANY of the songs from this era. If you think these songs are distasteful, society back then would be shocked and appalled at the content of pop music and rap/hiphop today. The lyrics in these songs are tame compared to the degeneracy pushed on our children in the 21st century. So if you want to be outraged about something, direct your attention towards the dangerous and degenerate popular music YouTube pushes on your kids with billions of views, not someone trying to dutifully and passionately preserve history, for free and for the love of it. Thanks for reading and listening, much love! -Kylan
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the top comments
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some other's. In a good comment section in general I rate it 7/10
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The Rat KIng said:
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Minstrel shows were popular in the US from the early 1800s, becoming hugely popular before the civil war from the 1840s on. In the Reconstruction Era and Gilded Age they became the most popular genre of American music and almost all of the earliest recorded music on Edison cylinders are mostly coon tunes. Subsequently, they were the basis for a lot of vaudeville, 'Tin Pan Alley' songs that were popular in the 1910s and 1920s and showtunes/Broadway. Frequently they would be performed in blackface with players, dancers and acrobats, comedy revues, etc. There were blackface comedy performers that used to headline in Las Vegas until the 1970s.

They are a huge part of the classic American canon of folk songs, many of them are recorded in the Roud index, and they are constantly trying to purge them from it for ideological reasons and make them harder to access. Arguably it's an act of cultural vandalism and collective forgetting.

If you find this media to be amusing, they made a film in 1950 with the last surviving minstrel performers, sand dancers, popular blackface comedians etc called 'Yes Sir, Mr. Bones' - which is available on Youtube:

 
Haramburger said:
because actual black performers have taught us they generally cannot be trusted to not beat their women, not make their dogs fight for betting, and not control their base impulses around underage boys or baby oil.
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Zipideedooda zippideeay
what the muthafuck did you just say
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ghastlyretard said:
I restricted myself to 500 calories
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Based 500 cals a day Chad. I lost 100 pounds in 3 months doing 500 cals a day with the HCG diet (it's not really the HCG that makes you lose the weight, but the low cals)
People can't believe it when you tell them you only have 500 calories a day, but when you actually measure out portions you realize 500 calories worth of stuff like chicken and vegetables can be a lot of food. I also realized that 80% of my hunger feelings was just me needing to drink water lol.
 
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