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I think the names and weapon type are good, but the effect should be changed to: “causes the user to hallucinate they are helping their party but in reality the k’nucks are making them extremely lethargic.

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Reverse racism aint a thing? Have fun in ur delusions, but keep em to yourself.

Well, I mean reverse racism is just a made up term to avoid saying "racism against white people", soooo why not just call it what it is instead of smoke-screening it. It's racism.

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There's no such thing as reverse racism you twat, it's called RACISM.

The accuracy is on point lol 😂

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Think you might be a little mixed up. “They” (OOH sp00ky) know women will be wearing something underneath so that means they can design sheer cloths. As for the pocketless pants... well I don’t think the pants and purse industries are colluding at least. It’s probably just some stupid trend to cut costs or sumthin that just became the norm. Also, women carrying purses has been a thing way before those scheming pocketless pants.

The reason women’s clothes don’t have pockets is so they can sell you a purse. The reason so many women’s clothes are sheer is so they can sell you something to go underneath.

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Why is the left car slightly behind? Inaccurate

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What do you wanna bet he’s gonna call this ableist for some reason

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He is a beautiful man.

How it feels checking the JonTron tag

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So what you are telling me is that people who love the cold are inferior to people who thrive in the heat?

People who prefer hot weather: Snow and ice are a pain, and the cold is just kind of uncomfortable even when you wrap up, you know?

People who prefer cold weather: MY SKIN LITERALLY MELTS OFF EVERY SUMMER I AM A FUCKING HUMAN SOUP AS WE SPEAK

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Government assistance programs are a problem when they are too lenient, but that is not what we are discussing, is it? Like I said, I would make new points, but the others have made them already in this conversation. Also, the fact that you can’t keep a debate civil and on topic means that I’m done with you. In other words, miss me with that childish shit.

Why the minimum wage shouldn't be $15 an hour.

Bringing up the minimum wage would also being up products thag people need. Bringing the minimum wage to 15 dollars an hour would cause products sold by a company to be more expensive in order to keep up with the rising cost of staff.

It would also be a lot harder to get a job. Putting companies under the stress of trying to keep up with paying workers $15 an hour would cause them to have to make their workforce a lot smaller. Along with people’s work only be worth so much.

Saying someone could work for a shoe company, and they can make one pair of shoes an hour, and the company sells that pair of shoes for $10. The person would be making 150% more than what their work is worth. Now, going going yo an hour employer, and saying, “I can make one pair of shoes an hour,” the employer will think, “that will only give us as $10 per hour increase in profits.”

Now the potential employee could say, “I’ll work for $10 an hour,” the employer will say, “Well I can’t pay you $10 an hour under the law.”

A minimum wage increase wouldn’t hurt the big companies, instead making smaller businesses shut down a lot faster, and make it hell of a lot harder to open a small business.

Minimum wage was never intended to be a working wage, and it will never be able to be a working wage. Which is why with hard work, and skill people work up ranks instead of staying at the bottom of the ladder in a minimum wage job.

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Statements that shouldn't be controversial but are because tumblr is fucked up:

“Pedophillia is bad”

“Skin color largely doesn’t determine how someone is as a person”

“Violence against people for political reasons is messed up”

“Terrorism, in any form, is never justified”

“Shoplifting is bad”

“Men and women deserve to be treated equally under the law”

“Abuse, no matter who the perpetrator is or who the victim is, is never justified”

“Racism is bad, no matter what race it’s against”

“You can be friends with someone of differing political views”

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The posts you linked have a point. “I was just joking” is a pretty weak excuse for many things. “Good” Jokes ARE always in context because context is what makes them funny. Jokes are about poking fun at something, and a big part of this is satire.

sat·ire

noun: the use of humor, irony, exaggeration, or ridicule to expose and criticize people's stupidity or vices, particularly in the context of contemporary politics and other topical issues.

The CONTEXT of our world currently is one in which Nazism was beaten and rejected into near extinction, racism/anti-semitism are rejected by mainstream western culture and Islam produces terrorists on the daily. When the average shitposter on the internet these days creates that stupid chart as seen above and then ends their little spiel with a “....” implying that the average reader will fill in the blank, that is them making fun of, satirizing if you will, people who actually believe this shit. So, I posit that it is actually you who is ignoring the context of the meme just so you can build outrage points. On my “ Islamophobic-our-shit-doesn’t-stink-it’s-those-people-over-there-who-are-the-real-problem bubble”   “Islamophobia”  and racism against Muslims are not a thing b/c Islam is an ideology and not a race. White supremacist terrorists are a serious thing and should be combated with a strong hand, but to defend Islam in the same breath when it, even excluding the shit going on in the Middle East, creates amounts of terrorists and fundamentalists that dwarf White supremacist groups. You cannot seriously tell me that white supremicism is a bigger threat currently to Western Democracy than Islam b/c that is intellectual dishonesty if I have ever seen it.

There is a deep correlation between hatred of the media/the elite/journalism and antisemitism. This is maybe a bit of a harsh statement, so let me explain it a little better using one of ridiculous tweet President Trump tweeted out this weekend. It’s a video by this wondrous Reddit user “HanAssholeSolo.” (I first became aware of this from Jared Yates Sexton’s tweets (1,2,3), but it’s pretty much all over the news now. He’s now being called Jewish, receiving antisemitic harassment, or being called a race-traitor for daring to speak out against antisemitism while being non-Jewish, and receiving death threats for pointing this out.)

That asinine video Trump posted on Twitter? Of him wrestling “CNN” to the ground? The same Reddit user made the following infographic. 

[Image: A grid of photographs of CNN hosts and contributors who are purportedly Jewish with a Star of David overlaid on each headshot. 

The caption under the grid reads: If Jews just represent 2% of the U.S. population, would it be odd for a media organization (whose parent company has a Jewish president and Jewish-majority of C-level executives) to also have a Jewish President and Jewish Vice-President, a Jewish majority of Executive Vice Presidents, and a Lead Political Anchor, Chief Political Correspondent, Chief Political Analyst, Chief Political Director, Chief National Correspondent, and Chief Washington Correspondent–all 6 of its “chief” anchor positions–who are all Jewish, as well as a majority–at least 13–of the network’s currently-running shows having Jewish hosts? It’s almost as if…“ ]

This is what these people believe: Real America (read white and Christian) should not trust the media and news because it’s fake, fraudulent, dishonest, and “not indicative of real America.” The media and news are run by, staffed by, and owned by Jews. Real America shouldn’t trust Jews. Real America does not include Jews and Jews are trying to destroy that real America. This is what these people believe.

Unsurprisingly, many of the people in the grid are not Jewish, but that doesn’t really matter because the idea that Jews control the media and journalism (and finances and the government) is so ingrained in our culture, people just nod along and accept that all of these companies and industries are run by Jews. I’m really hoping we won’t end up with another white supremacist terrorist murder like that of Alan Berg by members of “The Order.” (Eric Bogosian’s play/movie “Talk Radio” is based on Berg’s life and murder.)

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No, what I’m saying is that using the idea of a “living wage” as a cure-all to all of society’s Ills is a pretty vacuous and uninformed solution.

Now if I might ask you a question. Do you seriously think that an appropriate way of winning a debate is to throw it off topic by claiming, without a modicum evidence might I add, that your opponents “ just want more people to live* there so y'all don’t have to fuck your cousins.”? Because I don’t.

Why the minimum wage shouldn't be $15 an hour.

Bringing up the minimum wage would also being up products thag people need. Bringing the minimum wage to 15 dollars an hour would cause products sold by a company to be more expensive in order to keep up with the rising cost of staff.

It would also be a lot harder to get a job. Putting companies under the stress of trying to keep up with paying workers $15 an hour would cause them to have to make their workforce a lot smaller. Along with people’s work only be worth so much.

Saying someone could work for a shoe company, and they can make one pair of shoes an hour, and the company sells that pair of shoes for $10. The person would be making 150% more than what their work is worth. Now, going going yo an hour employer, and saying, “I can make one pair of shoes an hour,” the employer will think, “that will only give us as $10 per hour increase in profits.”

Now the potential employee could say, “I’ll work for $10 an hour,” the employer will say, “Well I can’t pay you $10 an hour under the law.”

A minimum wage increase wouldn’t hurt the big companies, instead making smaller businesses shut down a lot faster, and make it hell of a lot harder to open a small business.

Minimum wage was never intended to be a working wage, and it will never be able to be a working wage. Which is why with hard work, and skill people work up ranks instead of staying at the bottom of the ladder in a minimum wage job.

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I think that people should be able to get by on their wage, but I think that the idea of a “living wage” (i.e infinitely raising the minimum wage to make everyone’s life all comfy cozy while simultaneously removing wage competition between employers) is a pretty vacuous and uninformed solution. I would go into specifics, but @justmyantifeministtrash, @amarretto-cowboy, and @fure2 have all of my points pretty well covered.

Now if I might ask you a question. Do you seriously think that an appropriate way of winning a debate is to throw it off topic by claiming, without a modicum evidence might I add, that your opponents “ just want more people to live* there so y'all don’t have to fuck your cousins.”? Because I don’t.

Why the minimum wage shouldn't be $15 an hour.

Bringing up the minimum wage would also being up products thag people need. Bringing the minimum wage to 15 dollars an hour would cause products sold by a company to be more expensive in order to keep up with the rising cost of staff.

It would also be a lot harder to get a job. Putting companies under the stress of trying to keep up with paying workers $15 an hour would cause them to have to make their workforce a lot smaller. Along with people’s work only be worth so much.

Saying someone could work for a shoe company, and they can make one pair of shoes an hour, and the company sells that pair of shoes for $10. The person would be making 150% more than what their work is worth. Now, going going yo an hour employer, and saying, “I can make one pair of shoes an hour,” the employer will think, “that will only give us as $10 per hour increase in profits.”

Now the potential employee could say, “I’ll work for $10 an hour,” the employer will say, “Well I can’t pay you $10 an hour under the law.”

A minimum wage increase wouldn’t hurt the big companies, instead making smaller businesses shut down a lot faster, and make it hell of a lot harder to open a small business.

Minimum wage was never intended to be a working wage, and it will never be able to be a working wage. Which is why with hard work, and skill people work up ranks instead of staying at the bottom of the ladder in a minimum wage job.

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Yes everyone, if somebody disagrees with you politically, physical violence is not only permitted, but encouraged.