Why is that

marty

nah

Quote from: Verbatim on May 24, 2017, 10:18:04 AM

insufferably edgier

i like irony too

no, it's cool when i'm edgy

yeah but no one disagrees with that

There's no such thing as a good right-wing ideology.

bump

They're the best kind of people, actually. You just have to be woke.

Quote from: Verbatim on May 23, 2017, 08:06:46 AM

Quote from: Big Boss on May 23, 2017, 08:01:32 AM

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Quote from: Big Boss on May 23, 2017, 07:52:49 AM

https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/3625751/manchester-arena-bombing-isis-claimed-terror-attack-latest/

I know, >The Sun but what do we think?

IS claims every attack they can. Possible, but I'm sceptical. Wouldn't be the first time they lied about this for media attention.

But then stuff like this, posted hours before the event makes me think.

>suspended account

How fucking annoying. Does this count as spoliation of evidence?

No, it doesn't do anything to hurt the evidence.

Unless the account can be reinstated, and assuming it were an actual tweet, I don't see how.

it's disgusting to see some of you so quickly try to use this tradgedy as a means to push your political agendas, regardless of the truth behind your statements. grow up.

I genuinely don't see what's so disgusting about doing this. You're talking about people who are only trying to come up with solutions, or ANYTHING that could possibly prevent these things from happening in the future, because they figure it's a lot more productive than sitting around and sobbing about what happened.

If I die from a terrorist attack, by all means, politicize the fuck out of it and use it to push your agendas.

Many examples, I was kind of a little bitch as a kid.

There's this movie called Good Son. I don't remember the plot exactly, so I'll just go off my memory. It's about a little kid who moves in with his cousin(?) played by Macaulay Culkin, who acts like a sweet little angel when adults are around, but is an edgy little cunt when they look away. He swears, smokes, abuses animals, almost kills his little sister, and is generally an evil little bastard who gets progressively more evil as the film goes on. Naturally, no one believes the other boy when he tries telling them of Macaulay's misdeeds, and that's the plot I think.

The climax involves the kids getting into a fight which ends up with them off the side of a cliff, with Macaulay's mother trying to save both of them. She's not strong enough to pull both of the kids up, so she has to make a choice—either save the evil bastard Macaulay who happens to be her firstborn child, or save her nephew that she barely knows but knows he's a good kid. She eventually saves the good kid, and Macaulay Culkin falls to his death, screaming.

It wasn't "scary," but being about the same age as the kids in the movie kinda fucked with my head a little bit. I knew even at the time that she had made the right decision, but it was still kinda fucked up for a little kid to think about.

When I rewatched it as an adult, I realized it was kind of a bad movie, but it did teach me a good lesson—there is no such thing as unconditional love, and it's better that there isn't.

Since Trump's inauguration, I've only become more resolute on everything I already believed in. Some might say I haven't "grown" intellectually; I would just argue that I'm ahead of the curve, and I haven't been presented with a persuasive enough argument to believe otherwise.

Everything that's happened in the world as of late has done nothing to confirm the beliefs of my opposition. Trump sucks about as much as everyone thought he would, and I'm still waiting for Trump supporters to lick my feet in groveling apology while I scream "I told you so, I told you so."

Honestly, the biggest change is probably this: Feminine penis is real and it's not gay for men to like it.

i don't want to be a true fan of an ultimately bad show anyway

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Yo, I'm pretty good at chess yo

yo, i doubt it yo

i wish i could be sad that this season is gonna be over soon