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He really does have no self-awareness.
"We really need a name for..." hey, I gotta idear, let's call it "Tony Goldmark Syndrome". Or Autism. That works too.
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He really does have no self-awareness.
iF you have an ounce of normie blood in you, you'd probably consider Nietzsche a crazy son of a bitch if he were in your family.
It's only thanks to generations of philosophers, i.e. exceptional individuals, that he's considered so great today.
He was an asshole who said awful things! People liked them!
There was this guy named Socrates who also trolled the fuck out of his own society to the point he forced them to murder him and betray the democratic ideals that he himself was mocking.
They were like, freedom is awesome, everyone should be able to say anything.
And then Socrates was like hold my beer, lemme do this thing, watch me.
If Chris had murdered Clyde Cash, would you say he was forced to?
I wonder if he'll ever learn to spell "idea".
The fact these two are championing this is the most hilarious thing ever, given how they refuse to accept facts that run counter to their beliefs.
These two fat slobs should just kiss each other already.
Yeah but a broken clock is still useless, without a point and should be throw out.![]()
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I guess a broken clock is right twice a day...
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I guess a broken clock is right twice a day...
"Freedom of speech does not mean freedom from getting assaulted."![]()
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I guess a broken clock is right twice a day...
What's he right about? He's blaming pro-Trump protestors and saying they deserve it when a gang of black-masked thugs show up and start throwing bottles at them.
Also he thinks people exercising their First Amendment right to assembly isn't a free speech issue.
And he's claiming if people "want free speech" they should limit it to the internet and implies doing it anywhere else is cowardly. This obese shekel-grubber is still blatantly advocating for censorship and anti-Constitution ideology.
What's he right about? He's blaming pro-Trump protestors and saying they deserve it when a gang of black-masked thugs show up and start throwing bottles at them.
Also he thinks people exercising their First Amendment right to assembly isn't a free speech issue.
And he's claiming if people "want free speech" they should limit it to the internet and implies doing it anywhere else is cowardly. This obese shekel-grubber is still blatantly advocating for censorship and anti-Constitution ideology.
It's funny how Tony thinks free speech should only be allowed on the internet when he probably thinks the Second Amendment only protects the right to own muskets since those were the only types of firearms that were around when the Framers drafted the Bill of Rights.
But, sorry Tony, you're wrong again. It doesn't matter if you agree or disagree with someone's political opinions, they still have the right to exercise their free speech and right to assemble. The Anti-Fa scum are completely in the wrong here. They were the first to start using violence. They've been the ones using violent rhetoric. They have been the ones disrupting communities. They have been the ones doing all they can to infringe on other peoples' right to express their free speech and right to peacefully assemble. It doesn't matter if they're assembling at a notoriously far-Left college, because that college collects federal funding to operate and has a duty to allow anyone and everyone to assemble peacefully and exercise their right to free speech.
You can't just cherry pick from the Constitution or apply it only to the things or people you agree with. The Constitution, especially the Bill of Rights, is an all or nothing deal. This is something both sides of the political spectrum seem to struggle with, but the Left seems to have real difficulty understanding it and will outright try to rewrite history to make the Constitution and the meaning of the Framers to try to support their political ideology.
Hey, you are what you hate.Their rational for curbing free speech or forcing a "no-platform" position is complete dogshit too. They say it's no longer free speech when you're "inciting violence". This is bogus for two reasons:
1) The anti-fa faggots are the ones being violent
2) Who gets to decide when someone is or isn't inciting violence with their words?
Their rational for denying these people free expression and assembly is completely, undeniable, irrevocably, 100 per-fucking-cent the exact same logic Southern governments used to prosecute and jail anti-slavery activists.