I'm honestly amazed that we never got some big-brained Bob take about how HYDRA/Shield were actually the good guys in the second film and Marvel Studios merely capitulated to a viewing public that wasn't ready for something so bold.
What has he said about the Vulture in Spider-man: Homecoming?
Almost certainly hates him because of his blue collar roots.
I was sure I saw him say something like that. It was more of me asking for a reminder. Still though, you are right that his hatred for blue-collar workers isn't predictable.
BRB, gonna go to the nearest nursing home and take some deep, deep breaths.
I don't think Bob knows the difference between actors and characters at this point.
Motherfucker wasted a minute of my life about the mario cap. I'm done.
He always uses vague wording that implies he has sex (like his weird barbeque metaphor) but he never outright says he does. He's probably trying to give the impression he has one-night-stands regularly even though that's almost certainly not the case.
He also seems to be confusing the difference between inventing something and bringing it to the masses. In many cases, yes, you can study anything you want, build anything you want, and science whatever you want without having to ask permission. Obviously not every case (the government frowns upon, say, enriching uranium without their knowledge), but most of the time, you're good. But when it comes to scaling it up for the general population, the government is going to start asking questions. Inventing everything to do with electricity (generators, light bulbs, motors, etc.) was one thing, but suppose all of that had been rolled out with zero regulation? Not only are there safety concerns, there's basic standards to think about; otherwise, an appliance that works in one city might not work in the next one over.
Considering what he has said, I don't think that's possible.
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Bob sounds like he never left 2004. He assumes Republicans cater to fundamentalist Christians like they did in the past. Then again, Bob being out of touch is nothing new. If Bob is the history expert he claims to be, the least he could do is brush up on current events in his own country.He had me at "whitesplaining"
Bob desperately wants to be a hero, don't he?Hooray! It's word salad!
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“@IllCaesarer @WajahatAli There's only ever been one real fight. Thinkers versus believers. Science versus superstition. Intelligent people who create striving to free themselves and others like them from the brutes and the bullies who can only follow and hold the world back in doing so.”View attachment 1223086Bob Chipman on Twitter: "There's only ever been one real fight. Think…
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If Bobby were historically cognizant he would have chosen either agriculture or the steam engine as the turning points of human civilization -- both of these have each engendered a completely different mode of social and economic relationships, and even the arts changed in response to them. I suspect Bobby's magical thinking (i.e. superstition) about science is at work here -- electricity has an action-at-a-distance appearance that, at least to primitive minds, is almost magical: flip a switch here, and the lights go on at the other end of the corridor. The scientifically naive sees fire burning and gears turning, or obsolete farmers toiling the fields, thinks he understands the principles behind, takes their revolutionary significance for granted, and dismisses them as mundane. Electricity is more mysterious, because there is nothing to see, and thus maintains its hold on Bobby's mind.
