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Split into two posts.
Bobby speculates on military strategy:

Tulsi Gabbard tries to change Putin's mind, by appealing to "aloha".

Contra Gabbard I don't think Putin has made his point -- that Ukraine is an inseparable part of Russia, just as Taiwan is an inseparable part of China -- yet, so please press on dear President Putin.

J. D. Vance asks a sensible, yet perhaps not really politically expedient, question:

Because we should think about refugees before we take care of our countrymen.

N-word or not, Schnatter is likely right.


Does Dan Rather still have a show these days?

I have a feeling that Fox News aren't the only confused party.
I hope Bobby braces himself, because something even more confusing is coming at him!

Less than 24 hours before that tweet, Bobby had wanted Elon Musk dead:

"Putin = Trump", take 64,323,235.



Next he'll say everyone should get sissy-hypnoed and suck his girl dick.


Bobby justifies his conflatng real life and capeshit, by claiming that it has always been the way of human beings.

There is a grain of truth in what Bobby claims, in that, when assessing an unknown situation, the human mind picks whichever scenario it is most familiar with, or causes the strongest emotions, as starting points or heuristics. Popular culture is both familiar to most people, and is designed to "hook" people up emotionally. So it is quite "natural" in a sense that people draw parallel between real-life events to Hollywood blockbusters. By "natural", however, I don't mean "desirable" or "morally justifiable". An intellectually responsible person has the moral obligation to familiarize himself to a variety of situations, and make them all parts of his reference pool. Whether "intellectually responsible person" includes Bobby or not, I'll leave it to the floor.
Another sign that people like Bobby thinks in fictional scenario is how determined he is to reject any suggestion that Ukraine is not a morally peachy clean, blameless, oppressed victim:

It doesn't take long to see Bobby putting this mindset to use:

This discussion about imaginary characters gives Bobby and co. chance to flex their Fedora blubbers. The OP's quote comes from here.

Bobby tries to deny worshiping MCU like deities. His opponents will have none of it.

Bobby insults Allah in front of a Muslim, comparing Allah with Spider Man, and he only thinks he is just making fun of a quote or, at worst, insulting his opponent.
Artsy-fartsy rando tries to read Bobby like a movie:


Recall America's "heroes" can be scared away by covid.
TeamImpossible joins, and Bobby ends up blocking him to save himself from embarrassment.


I hope you still have room for dessert: a layered cake of lolz.

In addition to comic-book characters, America is in the habit of deifying criminals.


Bobby being stupid, ergo evil, again:

Angel is harassed by "Andy Ngo types":

Bobby speculates on military strategy:

Tulsi Gabbard tries to change Putin's mind, by appealing to "aloha".

Contra Gabbard I don't think Putin has made his point -- that Ukraine is an inseparable part of Russia, just as Taiwan is an inseparable part of China -- yet, so please press on dear President Putin.

J. D. Vance asks a sensible, yet perhaps not really politically expedient, question:

Because we should think about refugees before we take care of our countrymen.

N-word or not, Schnatter is likely right.


Does Dan Rather still have a show these days?

I have a feeling that Fox News aren't the only confused party.
I hope Bobby braces himself, because something even more confusing is coming at him!

Less than 24 hours before that tweet, Bobby had wanted Elon Musk dead:

"Putin = Trump", take 64,323,235.



Next he'll say everyone should get sissy-hypnoed and suck his girl dick.


Bobby justifies his conflatng real life and capeshit, by claiming that it has always been the way of human beings.

There is a grain of truth in what Bobby claims, in that, when assessing an unknown situation, the human mind picks whichever scenario it is most familiar with, or causes the strongest emotions, as starting points or heuristics. Popular culture is both familiar to most people, and is designed to "hook" people up emotionally. So it is quite "natural" in a sense that people draw parallel between real-life events to Hollywood blockbusters. By "natural", however, I don't mean "desirable" or "morally justifiable". An intellectually responsible person has the moral obligation to familiarize himself to a variety of situations, and make them all parts of his reference pool. Whether "intellectually responsible person" includes Bobby or not, I'll leave it to the floor.
Another sign that people like Bobby thinks in fictional scenario is how determined he is to reject any suggestion that Ukraine is not a morally peachy clean, blameless, oppressed victim:

It doesn't take long to see Bobby putting this mindset to use:

This discussion about imaginary characters gives Bobby and co. chance to flex their Fedora blubbers. The OP's quote comes from here.

Bobby tries to deny worshiping MCU like deities. His opponents will have none of it.

Bobby insults Allah in front of a Muslim, comparing Allah with Spider Man, and he only thinks he is just making fun of a quote or, at worst, insulting his opponent.
Artsy-fartsy rando tries to read Bobby like a movie:


Recall America's "heroes" can be scared away by covid.
TeamImpossible joins, and Bobby ends up blocking him to save himself from embarrassment.


I hope you still have room for dessert: a layered cake of lolz.

In addition to comic-book characters, America is in the habit of deifying criminals.


Bobby being stupid, ergo evil, again:

Angel is harassed by "Andy Ngo types":

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