Re: My Hate List (Revised)

On 2025-02-10 3:07 a.m., RonB wrote:

On 2025-02-09, CrudeSausage <crude@sausa.ge> wrote:

On 2025-02-08 12:13 p.m., RonB wrote:

On 2025-02-08, CrudeSausage <crude@sausa.ge> wrote:

On 2025-02-08 10:50 a.m., RonB wrote:

On 2025-02-08, CrudeSausage <crude@sausa.ge> wrote:

On 2025-02-07 10:38 p.m., Joel wrote:

CrudeSausage <crude@sausa.ge> wrote:
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Why is [it] not obvious, [that] DJT [is] the antichrist?
It doesn't even imply he's a bad person as such, one can make their
own judgments on that, it implies that he's a potential replacement
for the real thing.  My attitude is that I don't see him as a
competitor to myself, I see him as a competitor *politically* more
broadly, but I can work with that, I can work with anyone with an open
mind.

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How about you faggots let him fix the country and figure out if he's
evil after he's done?

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Can you point to *anything* he's doing to "fix" anything in my
country?

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He just banned deluded faggots from participating in women's sports. He
also just stopped the money laundering of USAID. I'm sure you'll find a
way to believe that those two things are racist or sexist though.

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Women's athletics is a unique piece of the puzzle - certainly publicly
funded programs would require HRT treatment or leave out trans women,
based on their judgment relative to the exact sport in question, I can
accept that reality, but nevertheless you're only shooting down your
argument with language like "deluded faggots", trans women are not gay
men.

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Transsexuals are homosexuals and nothing more. They are an embarrassment
to themselves and society.

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Usually it doesn't seem that they're even homosexuals, as most men who claim
to be women ("transexuals"), also claim to be lesbians. So it's just
perverted men who are attracted to women, but they've got to be weird about
it.

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I just don't see why these people believe that it should be their right
to not only inform you of their sexual preferences but for you to accept
and embrace it. I don't talk about what I am turned on by to anyone but
my wife, and even there I have some limitations. They are simply looking
for attention and I kind of don't even blame them for needing so much of
it considering how everyone is on their phone and unable to carry a
normal conversation anymore. I imagine it will only get much worse with
time.

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Can't argue with you there. It would be like two otherwise normal men
meeting and instantly saying something like, "I like to have sex with red
headed women." That's just not how normal people "meet and greet." It's just
weird.
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As for phones and the inability to have a real conversations because of
them, you're not kidding. Too much of that crap in my own family.

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I see it in the hallways of the school I'm at. Where I was before, cell
phones were not allowed in class or in the hallways at all and I took
particular joy in telling the students to take their headphones off or
to get rid of their phones. In this school, they're tolerated in the
hallways and it is a sad sight to behold. Everyone is walking around
staring at their device at all times. Unlike my own experience as an
adolescent where you would take advantage of a break to talk to your
friends and hit on a girl you like, these people might walk together but
don't even talk to one another. They are no different than the zombies
in The Walking Dead looking for some human flesh to bite into.

 
My dad actually saw a couple teenagers (apparently on a date) sitting across
from each other in a restaurant, texting to each other — neither one
talking.
 
Since you brought up zombies, I love that one scene in Warm Bodies where the
protagonist zombie is talking about how people used to be able to
communicate and "connect," and they flashback to the airport when it was
still in operation (before the zombie infestation) and every single person
(man, woman and child) is interacting with their cell phones and totally
ignoring each other.
 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2AH2tJxBmj4
 
Go to 1:40 if you want to get the part of the scene that I'm talking about.
 
Show this to your kids. I wonder if they'll even notice the irony.

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I think that a good chunk of the kids took the vaccine and are unable to
think critically anymore.
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While I'm on the topic, this podcast is worth listening to:
<https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/ezra-levant-exclusive-pfizers-covid-jabs-were-not-safe/id1481110009?i=1000689102525>
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Dr. Naomi Wolf talks about the damage Pfizer hid from the public such as
the vaccine affecting the part of the brain allowing people to control
their urges and think critically. Additionally, the documents Pfizer
released explains why people die suddenly: a sudden shot of adrenaline
to the compromised heart during sport or sleep.