Well, at least, they're releasing the Amelia Earhart files...

[psychic vampire.]

It's been a while since we've had a good fight. Where's that transphobic Doomfuzz fucker when we need someone to shit on the floor and not clean up after themselves?

[Mudfuzz]

>Not knowing Love Live

WHOLE FORUM IS TRASH

Isn't this a photo of Mudfuzz's band?

[Chankgeez]

[Strange Tales]

>Not knowing Love Live

WHOLE FORUM IS TRASH

Isn't this a photo of Mudfuzz's band?

[Chankgeez]

Miyazaki'd

[rustywire]

Biggest gaffe (so far) of the election year is accusing Pepe of being white supremacist iconography

[jrfox92]

I'm convinced that HRC and Trump are secretly being controlled by Devi Ever.

[popvulture]

Yeah, if only this election were a failed crowdfunding project.

[Iommic Pope]

Just maybe you guys should consider crowd funding your next government and a scheme to get you back in the black?

[Gone Fission]

Just maybe you guys should consider crowd funding your next government

But Gary Johnson doesn't know what Aleppo is! Which is a lot less problematic than his record, but fuck, if it's enough to crater his support we should all rejoice: http://www.lawyersgunsmoneyblog.com/201 ... ch-johnson

[jrfox92]

if it's enough to crater his support we should all rejoice

We should rejoice that the least batshit candidate's chances are going up in smoke (not that they weren't already in smoke)?
I'm all for shit-talking about Johnson, but I think we can admit he's not nearly as psycho or corrupt as HRC or Trump.
Right?

[psychic vampire.]

That's like admitting your carcinogenic growth that you can no longer afford to treat is better than getting shot in the face or killed in a drone strike.

[Psyre]

.

[Psyre]

Just maybe you guys should consider crowd funding your next government

But Gary Johnson doesn't know what Aleppo is! Which is a lot less problematic than his record, but fuck, if it's enough to crater his support we should all rejoice: http://www.lawyersgunsmoneyblog.com/201 ... ch-johnson

best part of all this, check the corrections out on this article shaming him:


http://mobile.nytimes.com/2016/09/09/us ... t_sync.pro

Once everyone can admit that they don't know shit, maybe we can return to race wars, back street abortions, and more life long imprisonment. Once conservative realize their 180 on increased laws and liberals realize they are the one who have to pay for their increased taxes are part of the problem and they both realize they are all arguing the same points in different slang and that we are all wrong; then and only then will perceived quality of life improve. Stop giving a shit about the mascots that constantly go to other countries to get bamboozled, it's only a means to exhaust everyone form caring when the elections that we have any form of control over occur. America is a country so large, with so many demographics, that what New Yorkers give a shit about don't matter in the slightest bit to people in Arkansas, California's drought doesn't mean shit to a flooded Louisiana. Blanketing federal laws are pointless, and federal mascots are even more so. Hillary=Trump=Sanders=Stein=Johnson.

If Mississippi want's to have an emblem of oppression as part of their states flag, so be it, other states should welcome those who want to flea bigotry. If Iowa wants to allow their business owners to refuse services to individuals who don't conform to their "standard" of morality, find a cake made by someone who supports you and deserves your money. Everyone is so hung up on non-issues, conformity is forced by both sides. The loudest shouters prevail with their meaningless cries, and everyone is too far up the asses of media outlets with their millenial era attention spans to do any form of intellectual research. Police brutality? Down by over 500% since the 90's. Police killings? ratio/percentage wise equal White/Black. Police killed while clocked in? Up over 200% from 15 years ago. (Wanted to add in that although police killing by firearm is equal percentage wise white/black, police brutality towards black men is indeed higher than brutality towards white men) Stating this means I'm a police sympathizer to most pseudo-intellectuals, when the opposite is true, they enforce laws passed by morons we fail to remove from office. However we are presented with narratives that are very finely filtered.

Media creates a narrative of athletes failing to celebrate a boring song that isn't even presented in it's entirety? Why does noone care about this?



Everyone's wrong, especially me.

[Psyre]

Not to mention that whichever of these Sasquatches is elected, Americans and Russians both would never admit that we are both benefiting from situations like Crimea, with increased money in our pockets from potential bursts in military contractor armament sales bolstering GDP. So what if a couple million Ukrainians die if it means we get our sacred $15 an hour to, as long as we can't follow the paper trail, it's a win for society. amiright? I hope I'm right!



I don't think anything I've said in these posts make sense, but that's sort of my point. It's so incredibly hard to see a full picture all at once. People hate religion due to oppressive ideas presented by the loudest mouths that it makes people afraid (mixed with universal laziness) to research the core ideas for themselves, for just 1 example, which is seemingly the whole point in every idea/religion/political thought. It's all just a basis of ideas in which to base your own. Politics/science/trade/whatever is all the same, a striving for truth, which no individual can fully grasp or have access to. We're just now all given the opportunity to have equal say on any matter. We all have a natural inclination to idealism and how we think things should be, but it's no greater or lesser than anyone else, and that's hard to cope with. America just falls into it's own unique set of issues based on the enormous size and demographics presented under one single umbrella; only the umbrella has no fabric and is merely the wires/frame. We all just hate that quite a bit.


I've only spent limited time in other countries, but from what I've gathered in my obtuse observations is that we all define ourselves by our ideas and our preconceived notions of how accurate those ideas are. I think we can all admit to having a difficult time to being told we are wrong- something I try my best to embrace. We find comfort in others who come closest to those ideas, and think less of those that stray. Ideal wise, things have gotten a lot worse in the past 8 years or so, as we have all been able to share ideas of how great things could be, and there is a lot of fear for anything less than those ideas. Shit's weird for everyone, and I think we all need a little more compassion coming our way, but only we can give that compassion....you know what I mean? We're moving more and more into a world of telling people they are wrong when we need to be showing people why we think we are right.


My final thought and edit, and probably my last bit of participation in this thread because I get a little emotionally overwhelmed on such topics...but back to my initial response in regards to Gary Johnson: Now I havn't quite cared for Gary Johnson, as a former Libertarian, I found him mislabeling himself...let's get real, historically he is the most "Democratic" candidate in a historical sense, and by historical I mean the past 40 years. However, 1 think that I find very important and intriguing is his response to the whole "Aleppo" situation. He actually came out and said something along the lines of "I'm frustrated at my stupidity" in regards to the comment. What US politician in our life time has ever said something along those lines? We're all pretty stupid, politicians make a career of convincing people otherwise, but this man immediately responds by acknowledging it. Certainly something to think about and consider.