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Careercow Robert Chipman / Bob / Moviebob / "Movieblob" - Middle-Aged Consoomer, CWC with a Thesaurus, Ardent Male Feminist and Superior Futurist, the Twice-Fired, the Mario-Worshipper, publicly dismantled by Hot Dog Girl, now a diabetic
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XtrmGamr719
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I guess this black guy can fuck off then?
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A lot of left wing people disregard this guy and say the best way to convert people is to use violence. The best way to do so is to let them spout their ideals and then point out why they are wrong and how dangerous it is when drawn out to its logical conclusion. Treating them like people instead of a punching bag works well.
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What did i say? Stalin reincarnated without his looks, charisma, etc. Maybe the Divine has a sense of justice...
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So the moment a black guy disagrees with them, do they mash that "N" key?Someone asked Dobson about Davis, I'm sure it's the same answer
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Happy Martin Luther King Jr Day, everyone.hypocrisyofandrewdobson.tumblr.com
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@The tired cat @XtrmGamr719 @Ralph Barnhardt thank you for your service, troops. Did anyone get screens of the messages the Chipman chumps sent to who they thought was his employer?
As for Bob and his thoughts on de-radicalization, he is revealing so much more than he realizes. To wit: If you de-radicalize a neo-Nazi, the person’s transformed attitudes will have a positive effect on an untold number of people, from that person’s children and family to persecuted minorities that individual had intended to continue harming. BFD, according to Bob. If it doesn’t have an impact on his preferred political candidate, Bob would rather that neo-Nazi keep on hurting people. What a sick fuck.
As for Bob and his thoughts on de-radicalization, he is revealing so much more than he realizes. To wit: If you de-radicalize a neo-Nazi, the person’s transformed attitudes will have a positive effect on an untold number of people, from that person’s children and family to persecuted minorities that individual had intended to continue harming. BFD, according to Bob. If it doesn’t have an impact on his preferred political candidate, Bob would rather that neo-Nazi keep on hurting people. What a sick fuck.
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So much to unpack here, including Chris misspelling his own last name and the “cousin” who supposedly told him about the review, DEFINITELY NOT BUTTHURT BOB! As the saying goes, beware he who answers the question nobody asked.
It doesn’t surprise me that these two degenerates would try to fuck with someone’s ability to put food on the table for his family. But it’s the fact I’ll think about the next time I start to feel sorry for him because his life is so depressing and loveless.
It doesn’t surprise me that these two degenerates would try to fuck with someone’s ability to put food on the table for his family. But it’s the fact I’ll think about the next time I start to feel sorry for him because his life is so depressing and loveless.
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I have a hard time buying that ANYONE in Movieblob's family or circle of (now former) friends is or ever was Pro-Drumpf. Especially if they live in Massachusetts.
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That approach only works when your ideas are stronger, hence the left trying to silence all opposition.
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One thing the lockdown has been good for is catching up on reading. I already finished Lord of the Rings a couple weeks ago (took me twenty years to get back around to it but it was still worth it), and the latest book I finished was one from a batch I picked up from a used book store: Genesis, by W.A. Harbinson. I bring it up here because, like my previous literary discussion in this thread, I was reminded of Bob quite heavily while reading it, though for a different reason.
tl;dr: Bobby's Superior Future™ can get really fucking dark, and I wouldn't be surprised if he'd be willing to take some morally questionable or abhorrent actions to get there.
The novel is a fictionalized account of the UFO phenomenon, drawing on legitimate sources to create an alternate history where society is controlled from the shadows by a genius with highly advanced technology, including flying saucers, advanced weaponry, hypnosis techniques, and mind control through electrostimulation.
Summarized, you learn over the course of the novel that an American man named Wilson pioneered rather advanced aircraft years before the Wright Brothers made their first flight, but he found himself hampered by the democratic process when he tried to get government/military support for his work. Too many voices, no unity, he couldn't make the progress he wanted quickly enough. To that end, he fled to Nazi Germany and worked with Himmler to continue work on his flying saucers, taking advantage of the huge quantities of slave labor to accomplish his goals. However, he didn't trust Himmler's mysticism and gave him unworking prototypes while he created the true saucers in secret. Eventually, he escaped Germany before the Allies completely overran the country, fleeing to a secret base in Antarctica that they had been building without the Nazis knowing and continuing their development there.
Over the years, their secret society continued to advance far beyond the nations of the world, with a brainwashed populace wholly dedicated to the cause of science. Wilson used advances in medical technology to prolong his lifespan (he's 109 at the end of the novel), while his drones kidnapped and mind controlled top officials from around the world to create policies that would benefit his cause. The other nations can't fight back against his superior technology, and they're essentially forced at gunpoint to trade the supplies he needs for a few scraps of his tech, all while he continued to surreptitiously control more of their governments.
Anyway, the novel follows a couple scientists, Epstein and Stanford, who are researching UFOs, as well as the continued mysterious deaths and disappearances of others who dig too deep. Epstein is eventually kidnapped when they learn too much, and Stanford finally manages to learn the location of the Antarctic base afterward. He travels there and is allowed inside, where he finally comes face-to-face with Wilson. Wilson lays out the totality of his victory: he won't live much longer since his liver is failing, but either way, within a decade his project will be complete. Humanity will be united in the pursuit of space exploration, with the implication that they'll all be brainwashed like the rest of his workers. Despite Stanford's objections, Wilson claims that his society is perfect, arguing against petty morality and free will as emotional baggage hampering science. There's nothing that can stop it at this point, and Stanford can either choose to join and become a slave or leave and die in the frozen wastes. After reuniting with Epstein and realizing that his friend no longer has free will, Stanford chooses to freeze to death outside as a final act of defiance and free will.
Suffice it to say, the parallels between the novel and Bobby's Superior Future™ should be pretty obvious. Bob would probably completely miss the point that Wilson is the bad guy, even when he worked with literal Nazis to accomplish his goals. He'd cream himself over wrongthink being forcibly eliminated from the populace, a society unable to do anything but work for Science™, with the end goal of space flight and colonization. I'm guessing he'd see himself as Wilson, failing to realize that he'd be one of the drones mindlessly toiling away at work he's no longer capable of understanding, little more than a robot.
Summarized, you learn over the course of the novel that an American man named Wilson pioneered rather advanced aircraft years before the Wright Brothers made their first flight, but he found himself hampered by the democratic process when he tried to get government/military support for his work. Too many voices, no unity, he couldn't make the progress he wanted quickly enough. To that end, he fled to Nazi Germany and worked with Himmler to continue work on his flying saucers, taking advantage of the huge quantities of slave labor to accomplish his goals. However, he didn't trust Himmler's mysticism and gave him unworking prototypes while he created the true saucers in secret. Eventually, he escaped Germany before the Allies completely overran the country, fleeing to a secret base in Antarctica that they had been building without the Nazis knowing and continuing their development there.
Over the years, their secret society continued to advance far beyond the nations of the world, with a brainwashed populace wholly dedicated to the cause of science. Wilson used advances in medical technology to prolong his lifespan (he's 109 at the end of the novel), while his drones kidnapped and mind controlled top officials from around the world to create policies that would benefit his cause. The other nations can't fight back against his superior technology, and they're essentially forced at gunpoint to trade the supplies he needs for a few scraps of his tech, all while he continued to surreptitiously control more of their governments.
Anyway, the novel follows a couple scientists, Epstein and Stanford, who are researching UFOs, as well as the continued mysterious deaths and disappearances of others who dig too deep. Epstein is eventually kidnapped when they learn too much, and Stanford finally manages to learn the location of the Antarctic base afterward. He travels there and is allowed inside, where he finally comes face-to-face with Wilson. Wilson lays out the totality of his victory: he won't live much longer since his liver is failing, but either way, within a decade his project will be complete. Humanity will be united in the pursuit of space exploration, with the implication that they'll all be brainwashed like the rest of his workers. Despite Stanford's objections, Wilson claims that his society is perfect, arguing against petty morality and free will as emotional baggage hampering science. There's nothing that can stop it at this point, and Stanford can either choose to join and become a slave or leave and die in the frozen wastes. After reuniting with Epstein and realizing that his friend no longer has free will, Stanford chooses to freeze to death outside as a final act of defiance and free will.
Suffice it to say, the parallels between the novel and Bobby's Superior Future™ should be pretty obvious. Bob would probably completely miss the point that Wilson is the bad guy, even when he worked with literal Nazis to accomplish his goals. He'd cream himself over wrongthink being forcibly eliminated from the populace, a society unable to do anything but work for Science™, with the end goal of space flight and colonization. I'm guessing he'd see himself as Wilson, failing to realize that he'd be one of the drones mindlessly toiling away at work he's no longer capable of understanding, little more than a robot.
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Man, how can you be so self-absorbed that you think making someone quit the Klan is worthless just because Hillary lost? Davis has done more good than these clowns ever willSomeone asked Dobson about Davis, I'm sure it's the same answer
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Happy Martin Luther King Jr Day, everyone.
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Were any children involved?
Depends, does he have a sidekick named Eichenwald?
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Bob's galaxy brain takes on politics are always astounding. If the Blue Wall™ could be placated in their obsolete brains to vote for a muslim black by having a boring white VP, what happened with Hil-dawg?
Also more of Bob's favorite tweet stalking victim, and the Green New Deal!
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The Green New Deal is if anything an unlamented casualty of the coronavirus. I mean, it was crazy expensive to begin with, and that was before we added trillions to the debt and crashed our own economy in one of the worst policy decisions ever made. Even looking like we might actually pass it will probably cause the US to lose its AAA credit rating, potentially starting a ruinous debt spiral as interest costs on the national debt increase. As usual, Bob is only advertising his own ignorance with comments like this.
(Edit: The economic leftists don't understand this because duh, they don't understand economics and never did, if they did they wouldn't be economic leftists. Bob thinking that they're trying to stop it because they know that it's going to happen is a case of the blind willingly choosing to be led by the blind.)
(Edit: The economic leftists don't understand this because duh, they don't understand economics and never did, if they did they wouldn't be economic leftists. Bob thinking that they're trying to stop it because they know that it's going to happen is a case of the blind willingly choosing to be led by the blind.)
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Because everyone who voted for Trump is racist. Even the Liberals who voted for him because they didn't want Hillary in power, or the minorities who voted for him. These people have very punchable faces, but at this point I think their stupidity might be contagious and I've been practicing "social distancing" from rejects before it was forced.
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Lmao EfficiencyBob out here talking about how useful an ex-Neonazi might be to his Superior Future when he spends LITERALLY his entire day and night lowering the average IQ of Twitter with his shitty takes
Keep up the 60 a day robby boy, I’m sure you’ll get the future the mayoghouls stole from you as a reward for your herculean efforts. Any day now...
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With all this talk about science, I feel like Bob honestly hates Jurassic Park because it showcases the evils of science.
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He's already demonstrated this with other franchises like The Terminator. He doesn't like stories like those because he's an extremist when it comes to this subject. If something can be done it has to be done. The consequences don't matter.
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