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so im finally watching Milo @ DePaul
if BLM is trying to grape me off for being so obnoxious and retarded they succeeded-
@rohan I wish someone would have just up and decked that FrankerZ. Violence bad, but you start grape you get hit.
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@moonman Violence is only bad if it's not justified.
Wednesday, 25-May-16 18:50:28 UTC from web-
@nerthos I don't believe in starting violence if it can't be helped, and I don't want to fall into the far-left's trap of treating words as violence then responding with actual physical violence.
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@moonman I suppose it's just a difference of opinion. It might be due to age. You grew up in a slightly more civilized time, I grew up just getting absolutely tired of this idiocy and of the lack of violent response. I believe violence is perfectly justified if it rids us of these undesirables.
Wednesday, 25-May-16 18:53:51 UTC from web-
@nerthos @moonman Violence is the only language this generation of progressives understands, but there is a difference between responding in kind to dismantle an opponent, and aggression for aggression's sake. If you are to use violent means, be it physical violence or that of words, it mus be swift and precise. "There is no instance of a nation benefitting from prolonged warfare" - Sun Tzu
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@maiyannah Well, I completely support swift overwhelming force.
Wednesday, 25-May-16 19:23:28 UTC from web-
@nerthos Half-hearted conflict only injures both sides more than is neccesary. Where it must be had, it should ve done deliberately and assertively.
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@moonman @nerthos Personally, if you can ignore these people, I think it is best to do so, because they find validation in being opposed. But if you cannot, then destroy them swiftly, that they cannot use their opposition as a rallying cry.
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@maiyannah The issue is that they won't go away and too many have a misguided sense of guilt so they give them things so they stop crying, instead of ignoring them too. Ignoring them would be great if /everyone/ ignored them, not just a few people.
Wednesday, 25-May-16 19:25:10 UTC from web-
@nerthos They desire a spectacle, so, if you grant them one, ensure it is a spectle they regret having wanted.
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@maiyannah It's what I've been saying for years. They keep pushing for a race war, and being answered with meekness instead of force.
Wednesday, 25-May-16 19:29:35 UTC from web-
@nerthos I am not very popular with these faux feminists and anti-ableism activists for this reaaon. I have actively disempowered people whom seek to speak for me.
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@maiyannah That's the issue with them. They constantly try to speak for others just to use them to further their goals, and that's despicable. They're making good people be hated because of it, too.
Wednesday, 25-May-16 19:34:30 UTC from web-
@nerthos I am reminded of the Carlos Mencia script theft allegations. Joe Rogan dedicated himself to exposing it because no one else whom had the power to do so stood up to him. So Joe did. It only takes one person with a platform and a dedication to being decisive.
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@maiyannah Complacency is a terrible sin.
Wednesday, 25-May-16 19:39:20 UTC from web-
@nerthos No one wanted to be the "bad guy" by creating the conflict. Except Joe. I suspect this why I dont care if I am considered such, myself - Ive spent most of my lige being the outcast. Pointing that out isn't going to hurt me. Trying to make me "more" of an outcast is an ultimately futule endeavour too. Sometimes I think people mistake inpatience with the foolish and handling my condition with grace with strength, but I suppose one could say there is strength in having made one's position unassailable.
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@maiyannah @nerthos imo the biggest danger in the USA is that the right wing has forgotten how to be seriously violent, but they are remembering. The left has not reckoned with this. And that a real right wing, one that sacralizes violence, is unknown here.
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@moonman I'll make popcorn
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