Quote from: Verbatim on March 18, 2017, 09:36:59 PM

Quote from: Aria on March 18, 2017, 09:31:04 PM

3D World
Smash U
Mario Kart 8
WW HD
TP HD
Breath of the Wild
Wonderful 101

why would you just go and list every wii u game

Don't worry, I left out the two best Wii U games because of how (((problematic))) they are.

Who thinks this will be DLC?



As far as I know it's the only place you can't go to in game.

Then pick it up.

Discourse is a method of education.

Quote from: Luciana on March 16, 2017, 08:20:37 PM

Having impressionable teenagers just buy into it is probably not helpful.

That is why it is very important to emphasize critical thinking. Regardless, we should not discourage a person from speaking their mind. This is how we grow as intellectuals. Anyone willing should express their ideas, and we as critical thinkers should break them down and figure out how much merit they actually have, then whatever truths or fallacies discovered within them can influence new ideas, so on and so fourth.

Quote from: Onion on March 16, 2017, 08:25:50 AM

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Bechdel test

oh fuck off

bitchdel test, amirite

It's weird when YouTube personalities do this, as if these discussions are new or interesting, rather than every other Thursday on most online forums.

35:53

JonTron:
There is an absolute disproportionate amount of crime committed to whites by non-whites. There's no arguing that; that's just FBI statistics. So in that sense, you could say, well, why shouldn't the white people be allowed to address this? But they're not allowed to, because they're called "racists" by people like you.

Destiny:
If you wanted to fix crime in the United States, the best way to do it would be to deport all of the poor people. Because poor whites commit a lot of crime, too, disproportionately compared to wealthier whites.

JonTron:
That's just not true, but okay, you can say that if you want to.

Destiny:
Hold on, wait wait wait. You don't think that--

JonTron:
Well, okay, yes yes, in relative...

Destiny:
In relative terms, yes.

JonTron:
Relative to wealthy whites, yes. You're right.

Destiny:
Okay. So, do you think that poor blacks probably commit more crime relative to wealthier black people?

JonTron:
They do. Wealthy blacks also commit more crime than poor whites. That's a fact.

Destiny:
...Wait, what?

JonTron:
Yeah. Look it up. (laughs)

51:53

Destiny:
Do you ever see yourself as a "North American"? Do you think Americans ever, at the end of the day, "Ah, I feel like a North American at the end of the day! Like, I'm the same as a Canadian and a Mexican!"

JonTron:
I do believe we're different from Mexico, but very similar to Canada.

Destiny:
Because we're whiter? (laughs)

JonTron:
No, because our country's derived from the same culture and had similar founding stock [sic], at least. But I will say, you know, that's a big reason why--by the way, Europe and America--it's not different. Even though you say it's different, it's not.

Destiny:
What do you think is similar? It's totally different. We're incomparable places, dude. The United States is a massive country that has a massive border to the south of an unstable country. It's way different than, say, the United Kingdom, who wasn't even having serious immigration issues, whose entire economy and place in the EU makes them a very special country. Which is much different than the country of Germany, which just had a massive budget surplus, year after year after year, even after taking in fucking a million fucking refugees. Which is massively different than any of the Nordic countries--than Sweden, Finland, Norway, all of these places are all very different. It's a very--I'm not trying to be mean--but it's a very American thing to say, "All of these European countries have the same problems." That's so not true. The issues that white people face in fucking Northern Ireland is gonna be way different than the differences between Southern and Northern Italians. All of these problems are massively different. You can't group all of Europe's problems in together and say they're the same thing as all of America.

JonTron:
They're different, but when you compare cyan and deep blue next to red, the bluish colors tend to look a little bit more similar, don't they? So, my point is that, they're all facing similar problems, coming from a similar part of the world. What does that tell you?

Destiny:
...I don't think they're facing [similar problems]--

JonTron:
Well, then, you're not informed.

56:50

Destiny:
Why is the state of California the 6th strongest economy in the world when they deal with more Mexican immigrants than any other state? How is this possible?

JonTron:
Because all the industry is there? I don't know, what's your point?

Destiny:
Maybe the supply of labor has helped the state grow a little bit? Maybe other people are able to take up complementary positions? Maybe every single economist agrees that immigration grows an economy for everybody--?

JonTron:
Every single economist agrees?

Destiny:
Pretty much every single economist, even the main leading people who are on the "hold on on the immigraton" side, more or less agree with that. Borjas is the leading economist who argues for less immigration in the United States, and even he acknowledges that.

JonTron:
And every single pollster said Hillary Clinton was gonna win.

1:00:53

Destiny:
Do you think that it's okay for a country to stifle its growth a little bit in order to maintain a homogeneous cultural identity?

JonTron:
Yeah, I think it's fine. Japan does it.

Destiny:
Okay, why did you come to the United States instead of going to Japan, then?

JonTron:
I didn't come here, dude, I was born here.

1:18:20

JonTron:
RIP my career.

Quote from: challengerX on March 15, 2017, 09:08:44 AM

*blocks your path*

Heh, going somewhere kiddo?

who is she