Luther Blissett » Fri Oct 02, 2015 12:08 am wrote:This was another white man's tantrum.
That wasn't, but ^^this^^ is.
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Luther Blissett » Fri Oct 02, 2015 12:08 am wrote:This was another white man's tantrum.
82_28 » Fri Oct 02, 2015 9:19 am wrote:Jesus, he was stating the fairly obvious. Even if it was somebody/something else, he wrote what he wrote. Let's keep things to the topic and not about a member who has shared a shit ton of great and insightful shit here.
Nordic » Fri Oct 02, 2015 1:29 am wrote:Okay I'm just gonna throw this out there, since this is RI.
The timing on this is rather interesting.
Consider this:
We just witnessed what is the biggest military and political blunder of my life time. And I'm not young. Obama and his idiot neo-con pals just had their ASSES handed to them by the rest of the world. This is possibly the most embarrassing event to ever happen to the United States.
The American populace hasn't even begun to understand the enormity of what just happened in Syria. It hasn't even started to sink in. And now it won't. Because just about the very day that people might have understood what really happened we have nutjob mass shooting at a school, something that has become so common as to be ludicrous.
Obama and the U.S. are in the position of defending Al Queda terrorists and admitting they funded and trained these enemies of the state in order to destabilize Iraq. Aiding and abetting the enemy, the very people they claim attacked us on 9-11 and who we have been fighting and killing for 14 giving years.
That is treason, pure and simple. The enormity of this is pretty fucking enormous. But it's not even the half of it.
The U.S. also just got played by Russia so hard, with Putin pulling the rug out from under them so wuickly and with such sudden force that their asses haven't even hit the ground yet. It's a glorious thing to witness, actually, with Russia suddenly in the drivers seat, destroying our terrorist proxy force and forcing the U.S. to admit that ISIS is indeed the US proxy force. Gosh no wonder we couldn't/wouldn't kill these fools.
I mean the U.S. just fucking completely imploded in the last five days over this. They admitted publicly all those they trained went right to ISIS, the money went to ISIS, their public plan to train and equip "moderate" terrorists publicly and humiliatingly exposed as a complete joke, then Germany - Germany!!! -- abandoning them and SUPPORTING RUSSIA!! -- then even the Chinese getting in on the act, bringing their aircraft carrier to Syria, and now the Russians own Syria with barely lifting a finger, and now Iran is going to help them as well? This is the biggest "go fuck yourself" I have EVER seen the U.S. have to eat, and the biggest humiliation I've ever seen, probably worse than throwing those helicopters into the ocean during the evacuation of Saigon.
And right when stupid Americans might have been starting to actually dimly comprehend this, we get this sudden release of a crazed gunman slaughtering a bunch of people here at home and there's the laser pointer making us cats completely lose our focus on this massive failure on the part of our government.
I'm just saying the timing is a little convenient.
Treason, failure, utter humiliation, total exposure as enemies of the state.
Nobody is paying any attention right now.
If there is any group of people in the world who could suddenly release a hypnotized MKUltra victim into the world with a gun and a goal of massacring a bunch of people, it's this group of people who just got humiliated and shamed by the rest of the world.
Alek Skarlatos awarded highest U.S. Army medal for subduing gunman on train to Paris
August 26, 2015
Roseburg resident and Oregon Army National Guard member Alek Skarlatos, one of three Americans who subdued a heavily armed gunman on a Paris-bound train, will be awarded the Soldier’s Medal — the U.S. Army’s highest award for acts of heroism not involving actual conflict with an enemy, according to the U.S. Army.
“Spc. Skarlatos’ actions that day epitomize what we mean by a Soldier of character — one who lives by a personal code where dedication to duty and taking care of others is sacred,” said Army Secretary John M. McHugh in a news release. “His actions, and those of his fellow serviceman and passengers, exemplify the highest standards of selfless service. We are proud to count him in our ranks.”
http://www.nrtoday.com/news/17892518-11 ... -medal-for
Roseburg had a previous school shooting on February 23, 2006.
http://blog.oregonlive.com/breakingnews ... osebu.html
Student Vincent Leodoro, 14, walked into Roseburg High School carrying a semi-automatic pistol loaded with hollow-point bullets and shot fellow student Joseph Monti four times in the back while they were in the school courtyard. Monti, then 16, survived.
http://copycateffect.blogspot.com/2015/10/Umpqua.html
82_28 » Fri Oct 02, 2015 4:19 am wrote:Jesus, he was stating the fairly obvious.
Also, who the fuck was the shooter pissed at? School had just started a few days ago, from what I understand. Thus either he had been stewing for some time that went totally undetected or he was ordered in some fashion to do this. $.02
I mean the U.S. just fucking completely imploded in the last five days over this. They admitted publicly all those they trained went right to ISIS, the money went to ISIS, their public plan to train and equip "moderate" terrorists publicly and humiliatingly exposed as a complete joke, then Germany - Germany!!! -- abandoning them and SUPPORTING RUSSIA!! -- then even the Chinese getting in on the act, bringing their aircraft carrier to Syria, and now the Russians own Syria with barely lifting a finger, and now Iran is going to help them as well? This is the biggest "go fuck yourself" I have EVER seen the U.S. have to eat, and the biggest humiliation I've ever seen, probably worse than throwing those helicopters into the ocean during the evacuation of Saigon.
Luther Blissett » Fri Oct 02, 2015 11:43 am wrote:Since the prevailing logic right now amongst women and non-whites that I know is "ban guns and angry white men," I'm not sure I understand what the flak is all about. When I shared the sentence referencing SLAD's thread of similar name that I posted here, they too were puzzled over how it could draw ire. I'm trying to empathize with the group here so my best defense was that the counter-argument was something intellectual that went over my head.
I don't understand the 142 mass shootings at schools since Newtown or those otherwise public mass shootings, but I'd like to think I understand something about privilege utilized and privilege denied; the perceived threats to the patriarchy; the perceived fear that U.S. whites will be a minority by 2050 and the ways in which reactionaries process and handle that information; colorism and "passing"; and the angry pepe meme and 4chan. I wanted to counter what I felt were cold statistics about body counts with something I felt and which is definitely reinforced in my social circle.
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tapitsbo » Fri Oct 02, 2015 11:16 am wrote: Do you feel the way "reactionaries" as you call them (although you seem to be the one reacting) process and handle oncoming minority status in a way that's significantly different than other minorities? (I would say they're handling it more ineptly, that's what sticks out to me)
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