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Just vile, I realize decency/decorum is out the window and our leaders are narcissistic machiavellian caricatures, but for your own soul man, don’t wish such ills on anybody. Save maybe those who have directly brought horror of some kind on you or your family.
As a rule bicyclists should be executed, especially if their zealotry has in anyway contributed to the conversion of drivable road to “bike lanes.”
Agreed. But recently, John McWhorter, who I once thought a reasonable black guy, called for Trump's assassination.
Just vile, I realize decency/decorum is out the window and our leaders are narcissistic machiavellian caricatures, but for your own soul man, don’t wish such ills on anybody. Save maybe those who have directly brought horror of some kind on you or your family.
As a rule bicyclists should be executed, especially if their zealotry has in anyway contributed to the conversion of drivable road to “bike lanes.”
Wear your gay outfit at home and peddle on a unicycle in the back yard. Pavement is for automobiles, losers.
I don’t get to read let alone comment as much as I used to but hopefully this will lead to more eyeballs and subsequently dollarbucks for the Sailer household. You deserve it Steve.
I’ve lived around Boston my whole life and only via twitter architecture did I realize that hideous parking garage was also city hall.
Yes, numerous. Most notably Grant Fuhr, who anchored a lot of the high flying Oilers teams of the 1980s.
These days there are fewer black goalies, purely I imagine because goalie has become so height dependent. If you’re under 6’2 you have to be so much better than your peers to go anywhere in hockey. Whereas a kid who’s 6’6 will be given every chance to succeed. Tall black kids play basketball.
Grant Fuhr is 5’10 by the way.
I’ve heard the same thing about Sandler from his college buddy who appears in a lot of his films, so maybe a bit of a biased source. When Sandler was filming Grownups 2 I could not avoid the production at all; primary filming was done in my girlfriend’s hometown and I even came across THE SHAQ at my local grocery store. The only star people were meh on was Kevin James.
I loved his movies as a kid but Uncut Gems was the first I enjoyed as an adult not dependent on nostalgia. Though I have to say his netflix mystery flick with Jennifer Aniston wasn’t too bad.
This wouldn’t be true to the extent many race realists would expect; longer legs offer less of a biomechanical advantage in ice skating. Acceleration in hockey is achieved initially by short, choppy strides. There are many fast black players, but none are really considered the fastest and almost all are biracial.
The fastest (and best) player in the league currently is of Irish heritage.
Agreed
I purchased a brand new Rav4 last year and haven’t looked back. Though Steve is a bit taller than me so he may want something bigger. Toyota made the Camry very handsome looking about 10 years ago, and they finally did the same to the Rav4 with the 2019 redesign.
The used car market (and new car too) is so inflated buying new made more sense given the peace of mind one gets with warranties.
Unless you’re destitute or just know exactly what you want and have your mind set on it, buying new makes sense right now.
absolutely bonkers comment. You’re either a snob or had your tastebuds burnt off in a childhood hot pocket accident.
No, that is simply incorrect. The Lt. is objecting to Chauvin’s technique, which I imagine may not be how it is taught in the department’s DT course.
Again, kneeling on someone in that position is not going to kill them. If we were face to face, I would happily allow you to do the same to me. We could watch a couple Chappelle’s Show skits on my smartphone while you kneel and I lie prone.
Nothing will happen to me because, again Corvy, I did not ingest any fentanyl.
If your argument is that Chauvin was careless and should be prosecuted for negligence, I mean sure technically that’s true. But murder? The guy is a political prisoner.
You haven’t been to Maine recently.
The restraint is only lethal if you’ve ingested fentanyl and require immediate medical intervention. In a vacuum, no, kneeling on someone’s shoulder blade is not a “lethal restraint.”
Here it is, the most cringeworthy comment on iSteve I’ve seen in months.
Next time you tip your fedora as hard as this, please try to remember there are about a billion “believers” on this planet more intelligent than you are. Please stop embarrassing myself and other atheists with garbage comments like this.
Thanks!
What the hell are you talking about? People have owned dogs for millenia.
Your fixation on fecal matters is also disturbing. Obviously you shouldn’t own a dog, or maybe even go outside.
They have nice facilities for people like you.
Or have kids. Babies also produce a lot of fecal matter that you need to dispose.
Your fixation on fecal matters is also disturbing. Obviously you shouldn’t own a dog, or maybe even go outside.
Yes, phenotypes. Just recently a professional hockey player who’s face is nearly indistinguishable from my own came to prominence and no young player who sees me in my helmet and visor fails to inform me of the similarity.
And I went my whole life telling people “no one looks like me.” Ooops.
Lucky you if it’s the Caps Tom Wilson
Just recently a professional hockey player who’s face is nearly indistinguishable from my own came to prominence
or Boomer Esiason‘s son-in-law Matt Martin (or is it a young Brad Pitt?)
https://i.pinimg.com/originals/6d/54/10/6d54105599016363b0e3a2ea74a00bd6.jpg
https://cdn.nhlpa.com/img/assets/players/headshots/450x450/33947.jpg
Both Wilson and Martin are 6’4”, tough guys, and skilled players.Replies: @Known Fact, @Mike Tre, @Ganderson
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https://www.hockeydb.com/ihdb/photos/matt-martin-2014-52.jpg
No, you didn’t get the joke and clearly have some kind of developmental disorder.
White people who try to live like it's 1950 outside ARE the counter-culture now! I mean, take the TV... please. You'll hardly see a White person participating in modern American society on it.Therefore, I am looking forward to 10 years from now, during the turbulent 30's, when all kinds of people start wearing shirts and ties to college, let xir hair grow long, start carrying around briefcases, go to alternative restaurants where you sit in booths and eat meat and potatoes, legally change xir names to ones like John Smith or Harold Jones, and move out to the country and build single-family houses with central heating and air, and there'll be some newfangled kind of music with songs like:White-adjacent people,
White Americans, often with the encouragement of the counterculture and later New Age movements, began to seek new meanings in Indigenous cultures.
Paul Revere and the Raiders are one of those bands I feel like I should like/listen to a lot more than I do.
I can’t stand Indian Reservation but Kicks is an all-time tune.
Wow, I bet MENSA was knocking your door down to join.
Raydio’s “You Can’t Change That” is a far superior late 70s/early 80s warblecore song. Wonderful Christmastime is almost up there with that horrific Mariah Carey song every mall/grocery store has on 24/7.
You’re being dramatic, all this tells me is that Rittenhouse is a blue pill conservative. Which means absolutely nothing the media has claimed about him is true.
At 18 he’s hardly cemented his personal beliefs.
He’s still going to win.
Probably.
I believe ol’ Volkan was in the area acquiring crack. Judging from the interview, he smokes it quite vociferously.
I saw Phil solo several years ago and he apologized for his physical state (back troubles.) He still sounds like himself, which isn’t overly impressive considering his range but the show was very good.
Given his wealth those back issues must be serious if he’s reduced to using a cane in his 60s.
I can’t say I’m shocked, his appearance over the last few years is certainly explained by his illness. And being in the chorus of people continually urging Norm to do “more” (tv, movies, etc,) I feel a little guilty about it now. But his illness definitely lines up with his reduced work, sans that quickly cancelled Netflix talk show.
RIP to a true legend.
Judging from some of the comments, gym bros lost us Afghanistan. Ok? As a gym bro I don’t feel like we’re in charge of the military. The girly men who do run our armed forces are in shape, but gym bros? Hardly.
I'm always amused at the unique insights ISteve commenters have into the psyche of "ordinary Jews."
But what is even more important is the way that this affected the psyche of most ordinary Jews across the USA, and even around the world.
That was the point of his comment, they adore Obama despite his opposition to Netanyahu and the Neocons. Their adulation has nothing to do with his policies and everything to do with civil rights nostalgia.
Instead they HATE HATE HATE (as Whiskey would say) conservative whites who support them partially because of civil rights nostalgia. And of course because every white person is a potential Nazi.
One of the gayest looking players I’ve ever seen so no surprise here. Also, this is gonna get him, not a roster spot but definitely a trump card if it comes down to him and a few other players for a roster spot.
“Granted, I realize that several of my most strident commenters are 22-year-old Nietzschean ubermensches with 56″ chests and 31″ waists who are utterly invulnerable to covid due to their being all-around immortal in general”
I’m 32 Steve but thanks, perfect description otherwise (though I wear a size 32 waist because my ass is huge from years of ice hockey.)
Joking (I mean, only partially) aside why am I obligated to vaccinate? If it’s because i’ll infect the vulnerable… uh aren’t they vaccinated?
I had LASIK performed 5 years ago for near sightedness and it’s been fine. What was interesting was the poor doctor who, I don’t know if it’s legally required or not, has to talk to everyone he performs the procedure on. He talked to me for 5 minutes, but not really. His eyes were vacant and if I had gotten up and left it seemed like he would’ve continued his spiel to the wall behind me until he was finished.
I would’ve been more irritated but I think those guys perform them like an assembly line. It’s a brief procedure, so they probably do a dozen possibly more a day.
Yes, that was a delightful segment of radio derb.
While there may be some element of this with the very top echelon of trannies, the vast majority simply do not fit that description. Most are quiet, meek boys who do not participate in sports. Many are borderline if not outright autistics.
An acquaintance of mine recently “came out” as trans. He’s cantankerous, argumentive online, but more passively sarcastic in real life. Not a girly girl. Before he painted his nails and put on a dress no one would have accused him of being a mans man either.
I imagine this phenomena is more a result of unlimited, depraved pornography and media encouragement than any one particular personality type being susceptible.
Slyvester and his collaborator Patrick Cowley were two of the earlier victims of AIDS. Jermaine Stewart is another, though he went much later. A lot of secondary acts from the 70s/80s, guys who charted but could never fill an arena by themselves, were hit by AIDS. Maybe reaching the upper echelon is easier with a heterosexual brain?
My uncle died of AIDS in the early 90s. His life was tragic, and I’m saddened I was never able to get to know him let alone help. His introduction to the homosexual lifestyle began when he was, not shockingly, an altar boy. My father has never forgiven the church.
The variety of factors others have listed here ensures male sports remain heterosexual dominant and female sports homosexual dominant. Male homosexual athletes who progress to the pros are probably unusually gifted/genetically blessed. Otherwise, the motivation to grind through and put the work in dries up quickly.
Perhaps you meant something like the following:
My theory is that the only likely to have any beneficial effect is telling blacks that they should be ashamed of their bad behavior and they must knock it off. But that’s unthinkable these days.
Billboards will have zero impact on black behavior. Two policy changes are the only things that will have any beneficial effect:--Stop subsidizing illegitimacy.
My theory is that the only propaganda likely to have any beneficial effect
Yeah I can’t imagine why, 60+ years after desegregation, anyone could think something other than those two things would make a dent in black misbehavior.
A billboard with an ambulance chasing attorney advertising his services would help more blacks.
My wife is acquaintances with this guy’s wife, and he’s apparently a Trump guy. Wears a Make America Great Again hat etc. Pretty unapologetic about it too.
I think that was well known by the witch hunters before he threw up a “white supremacist” gang sign.
Blah blah blah my vagina. Ok, you had an abortion as a youngster and it haunts you. Not a rare occurrence and i’m not judging you. Sterilization is a nice option for women who want countless loads dumped in them, it’s even reversible these days.
Also, I am a proud parent 🙂
“black preachers have convinced their congregations abortion [is:]
1 A terrible sin and against the Bible.”
Well they’re right about the first part, though I’m not sure the writers of the good book had considered the moral implications of scrambling a fetus’ brains and throwing it in the trash.
I’m sure only fans will get it, but every time I hear Knife Girl referred to as “she’s just a kid!” I hear the MST3k guys shouting “He’s just a just a child!” when murderous “teenager in his thirties” Tom Pace appears in “The Girl in Gold Boots”.
I gotta believe Hi There, in addition to being a reference to “Big Time” by Peter Gabriel, is trolling.
I saw someone who just reacted and didn’t take a lay of the land in terms of what was happening, didn’t ask questions, didn’t try to interrupt the fight
This whole situation reminds me of Dirty Harry (2:11) and The Naked Gun


Yes, the usual suspects on my social media aren’t howling at all about this one. Releasing the bodycam video so quickly has taken a lot (but not all ofc) wind out of the narrative’s sails.
Is it possible that Mr. Hornytoad is not as cowed as you are? I have looked at VDare, Unz, whatever I want on common work computers. Now, if they bring up that you should be doing work instead, that’s another story – it should be the same for all non-work-related stuff. Stopping anything but work-related internet viewing is a pretty tall order in this day and age anyway.
Kudos to Mr. Hornytoad for not being a wuss in this respect.
I agree with your 2nd paragraph, OneTwoThree.

One can see that the girl in pink thinking she is going to be stabbed has lifted her leg and is half on the car with Ma’Khia Bryant right on top of her. Note that this is taken from farther away and so earlier that the frame in the post imediately before the cop started shooting (he hit her four times). Let us examine certain facts.
1) This girl had the knife and was menacing people before the cop arrives
2) No one was even slightly injured with a knife in the incident.
3) The appearance of the cop did nothing to calm the girl with the knife down, if anything it seemed to have coincided with her behaving much more threateningly, but she didn’t hurt anyone in the many minutes before the cop arrived or the 40 seconds after he did. No one got a scratch from the knife, surely we would have heard if this were not so.
Watching it several times in super slo-mo, it looks like a great shoot that stopped a likely murder with maybe 0.3 seconds to spare before the big knife plunged home, like a scene in a 1950s Western TV show in which the sheriff shoots the bandit just as the bad guy attempts to kill the schoolmarm.
Yes, those were shows with actors pretending and having no real intent to injure anyone. There is not a single confirmed example of an actual Western movie or TV style quick draw gunfight or duel ever happening in the old West. Entertainment shows what is cinematic. Similarly, use of a knife onscreen has a great deal of swinging side to side. To plunge a knife home you lunge and extend your arm straight at the intended target. Not swing it (what people there say she was doing) or wind it up behind behind your back like Max Baer preparing to throw a haymaker.
I think Ms Bryant was overwhelmed with her emotions and threatening people with a deadly weapon, but if she had wanted to kill that girl she’d be dead. The whole thing is very tragic, but people have unrealistic expectations of what the police can do in a situation with someone acting like Ms Bryant was. I don’t think the shooting was a very bad one, but neither was it particularly good. Moral: just as it is inadvisable to go to the doctor unless you are truly ill, because a series of unnecessary and potentially dangerous treatments and tests can be set in motion, don’t call the cops on someone and expect psychiatric social workers to turn up.
lmao Charles Manson and Tex Watson. What are you smoking?
Of course, if you want to volunteer being in Floyd’s position for 9 minutes, be our guest.
I will do that, no problem, at the end of 9:29 I’ll get right back up, too.
Of course this only applies provided you volunteer to have the same dose of Fentanyl and meth in your blood that was circulating in Floyd’s bloodstream. 11 ng/mL of Fentanyl, just for a start.
Deal?
“Of course, if you want to volunteer being in Floyd’s position for 9 minutes, be our guest.”
Gladly, nothing will happen. What do I get?
Not hating, I enjoy your comments actually. But man I love skimming the comments, reading a random line of text and immediately recognizing “oh that’s Whiskey.” You comment/commented on Heartiste’s blog correct?
Probably none.
Pure self preservation by the jury. They would have been doxed/fired/excommunicated from society if they found in favor of Chauvin.
In general, yes.
But specifically, I don’t think there’s a reasonable doubt that Chauvin’s actions and choices were a big contributing factor in Floyd’s death in custody.
Really? Seriously? Not even a "reasonable doubt?"
I don’t think there’s a reasonable doubt that Chauvin’s actions and choices were a big contributing factor in Floyd’s death in custody.
I think that you don't have a clue what the legal concepts "reasonable doubt" and "contributing factor" entail.
... I don’t think there’s a reasonable doubt that Chauvin’s actions and choices were a big contributing factor in Floyd’s death in custody.
That is frankly ridiculous.
But specifically, I don’t think there’s a reasonable doubt that Chauvin’s actions and choices were a big contributing factor in Floyd’s death in custody.
The jurors know the reality. If he was acquitted they would have been hunted down like animals.
Innocent or guilty, and I think his behavior was wrong, Chauvin had the same chance of acquittal as Nikolai Bukharin.
The only question now is whether there will be celebratory rioting.
““A handcuffed man cannot escape or threaten multiple armed police.”
That’s actually not true.”
OK, then zip tie his legs together, and then zip tie the leg zip tie to the handcuffs behind his back. Where’s he going to go when hog tied like that?
Chauvin and the others considered doing just that when discussing getting a hobble.https://abcnews.go.com/US/wireStory/explainer-decision-hobble-issue-chauvin-trial-76911886
OK, then zip tie his legs together, and then zip tie the leg zip tie to the handcuffs behind his back. Where’s he going to go when hog tied like that?
Bootlicker? That yoga must be paying off.
But anyway you’re not completely off base to associate strong unions with shitty democrat politicians getting elected. Here’s an easy solution: Republicans should support unions that benefit their voters.
Pretty sure cops individually vote republican even in spite of the latter’s anti union policies.
“Yet this union dunce had TWO houses thanks to the police keeping Democrats elected in cities like MPLS.” Well there it is, that’s also fueling a lot of cop hate from the other side. HOW DARE THIS BLUE COLLAR JOB PAY WELL?!
“A handcuffed man cannot escape or threaten multiple armed police.”
That’s actually not true.
The idiocy of statements like this are just so much higher because you fancy yourself a gun safety expert. The cop KNEW the kid was armed and his finger should not have been on the trigger?!
You identify what is behind an armed suspect before deciding to fire?
This is not a gun range or your uncle’s farm you simpering fool. This was a real life chase with real guns in an alley.
So?
No, it’s the current culture that’s weak and sick. Men need to be able to display anger and physical aggression. Pentland was righteously angry and did Deandre no harm.
Not very long ago law enforcement refrained from involving itself in minor fistfights, no less a little shoving.
The modern urge to feminize men and bar them from any displays of physical aggression goes against men’s nature, and against healthy social outlets for male aggression.
Every time one man lays hands on another is not a case for the police.
There a lot of men out there who would be much better men for having been punched in the nose a couple times.
My words would have been “hey, what the hell are you doing here?”
Poor choice. Too high up the rhetoric continuum. Close to beginning the force continuum. Not good.
Perhaps a better choice would be: start with your own phone recording as you walk up, and begin with a friendly smile and “Hey, how ya doin’?” then “Haven’t I seen you here before?”. Words you are prepared to repeat on a witness stand.
Even better if one of your neighbors is off to one side also running vid. More angles in case things get physical. This young man may have been looking for trouble, may have been on meds, may have been something else. He has a rather flat affect about him, but mirroring it back would not be such a good idea, not initially anyway.
raga10 is just playing around at this point, nothing serious going on there, merely trolling. It’s a waste of time to engage with that one.
Not in this case, I am actually trying to make an honest point: what I see here is not heroism but a case of too much aggression and not enough compassion.Replies: @Steve Sailer, @Anon
raga10 is just playing around at this point, nothing serious going on there, merely trolling.
Absolutely right. But if he decides this individual is the same "stranger causing trouble" purely because they are of the same race, that would be.... ?Replies: @Aeronerauk, @anonymous, @Patrick McNally, @TontoBubbaGoldstein, @Bill
He doesn’t have to have seen someone before in order to have heard that a stranger was causing trouble.
A reasonable assumption?
Once I saw the gun come out, I probably would have shot him. Some would say that means I shouldn’t be a cop. In that case, who should be a cop? I guess the answer is: A person who is willing to die in order to save the life of an armed criminal who has already demonstrated that he really doesn’t want to be arrested.
I think there is a long-range plan to federalize local policing. I also think we are going to see a much different police force in coming years–lots more trans and lesbian cops and more black and hispanic cops with heavier gang affiliations. Basically, the BLM and Antifa rioters of today are the cops of tomorrow.
Speaking of which, I was quick to weigh in yesterday and say that BLM would not riot over the justified shooting of Lil Homicide. However, Chicago’s Logan Square is a hispanic neighborhood that is also filled with woke hipsters and other Antifa-adjacents. I think some glass will shatter there tonight.
What the hell are you talking about? He was “probably” acting racist? How do you prove that? He told a weirdo to leave the neighborhood. Is doing anything to blacks racist?
Some of you need to get a hold of yourselves. White people really don’t like to think about much less confront blacks. Do you think army dweeb is living in 1950 and hasn’t read the news in 10 years?
Yes.
Is doing anything to blacks racist?
So let me get this straight: there were two reports made about behaviour of this black dude on the 8th and 10th of April, which is why our Drill Sergeant told him to bugger off when he saw him on the (public) street sometime around the 15th?
Well, that would make perfect sense… except I’d expect those reports were lodged with local cops not with the Army so in fact he had no idea; he simply didn’t like a black guy walking through his neighbourhood.
So yeah, it is a case of racism, plain and simple – it’s just that like a broken clock that is right twice a day, he happened to be right.
Do you think maybe the sergeant's wife and neighbors were talking about the black guy who groped a woman and grabbed a baby?Replies: @raga10
Well, that would make perfect sense… except I’d expect those reports were lodged with local cops not with the Army so in fact he had no idea; he simply didn’t like a black guy walking through his neighbourhood.
You say this as if there were something wrong with that.
he simply didn’t like a black guy walking through his neighbourhood
https://bigleaguepolitics.com/white-army-soldier-charged-with-assault-for-confronting-black-man-accused-of-threatening-neighbors/
The Sheriff’s department has confirmed that the black man “approached several neighbors in a threatening manner and the confrontation escalated after a neighbor asked Pentland to intervene.”
This story is simply terrifying.
God help my little grandkids.
“A family member of the suspected shooter reached out to authorities warning about the suspect’s potential for violence, according to three law enforcement sources briefed on the matter.”
I mean was it an uncle or aunt? If it’s my kid I’m taking the guns myself, or getting shot and killed instead of innocent strangers. I will always feel responsibility for the actions of my children, good or bad. How do the families of these murderers live with themselves?
Rhetorical, they probably get along just fine.
Not surprising given the victim’s race. The usual suspects are apparently still whinging all the same of course. Their refusal to acknowledge the split second decision the officer was forced to make is frustrating but preferable to wanton destruction of course.
As someone with some police training I don’t think I would have shot little Homicide. However I also never worked patrol anywhere half as dangerous as Chicago, not counting a brief emergency shift in a similarly “diverse” city.
After he dropped the gun (which BTW was indistinguishable from a real gun, especially in the heat of the moment) he pulled out his very non-replica knife. The kid must have been having a mental health crisis and perhaps was trying to commit suicide by cop.
This is sad but no reason to riot regardless of race. No amount of training would have caused the cop to react differently – if someone points what appears to be a gun at them, the police can and should shoot them in self defense. People who are suicidal take advantage of this.
Executed him? Oh please.
I get cops aren’t everyone’s favorite but can we acknowledge that mistakes happen? Costly, avoidable mistakes, but this asshole wasn’t executed.
Seriously bad shit happens to good people. This isn’t one of those cases.
Duante Wright wasn't executed? He was killed wasn't he? I'm not a language lawyer.
I get cops aren’t everyone’s favorite but can we acknowledge that mistakes happen? Costly, avoidable mistakes, but this asshole wasn’t executed.
Yes, and for the life of me I cannot understand why commenters here keep trashing Tucker for not bringing up the JQ or inherent black criminality/anti social behavior. Might as well demand he talk about the brain volume of each race.
Yeah, he’s real cowardly for trying to inch the Overton Window near single handily. Meanwhile the real heroes comment anonymously on an obscure blog. Give me a break.
“Was he past his prime and angry about this?”
No, Benoit was still a phenomenal pro wrestler getting ample TV time. As for his heart and testosterone levels, I really doubt that played into him murdering his kid. Athletes hearts are often bigger, but I wouldn’t be surprised to learn Benoit had taken ‘roids willy nilly (without proper precautions.)
Benoit’s behavior was clearly that of a mad man and not at all consistent with his past. From what his coworkers and friends have said, he was already reclusive and kept to himself. This aided hiding his psychotic breakdown well enough to prevent notice/action from others.
Don’t you mean a “rathisth blog,” nancy boy?
Yes.
It’s an interesting phenomenon that gay men are (sometime) identifiable based on nothing but their face.
First time to the blog?
What a vile comment. Do you even have children?
Odd that these hate crimes only seem to empower and enrich the alleged victim instead of, you know, intimidating them.
When it’s either never solved or Ms. Martinez is revealed to have hired two Nigerian bodybuilders to steal her welcome mat, I’m sure the white students of Wayne St. will be grateful a powerful discussion about white privilege and segregation graced their lives regardless of this incident’s validity.
Yeah I don’t care what some humorless school marms in this comment section think, French Bulldogs rule. Great personalities and cute as anything.
Now would I shoot a flamboyantly gay man 4 times in the chest to acquire one? Probably not. Then again, nobody thought I’d try to lynch a gay actor in subzero temperatures for a Subway sandwich either.
I agree with most of what you said, but really, Lady Gaga, whatever you may think of her politics or personal life, is a very talented musician.Replies: @Aeronerauk, @Sean
singer of questionable talents
I agree wholeheartedly. Gaga reminds me a bit of Nina Hagen, not only in talent but uh, looks as well.
Though for all her weirdness Gaga never uglied herself up to Hagen standards. The latter’s voice was also opera quality. Gaga isn’t at that level but I’ve never met someone who could seriously call her untalented.
Channeling Phil Hartman’s Frank Sinatra: “Bob Goulet, that’s no talent.”
The dognappers are surely the same two Nigerian fellows who attempted to lynch Juicy Smollet over his subway sandwich at three o clock in the morning.
I haven’t been commenting lately but I feel the need today. That article is absolutely horrendous, and reminded me that the last time I looked at your Wikipedia article the great awokening was in its infancy. So naturally the “RACIST” libel was limited to one sentence in a very brief and dry about section.
Now I wouldn’t be surprised if next week the magnanimous and unbiased editors snuck in the $PLC SAY HE RACIST before your name can even be read.
>doubt
I tried reading the Cliff Notes for Moby Dick for the first time during my junior year in high school. TLDR.Replies: @SFG, @El Dato, @Old Prude, @Mikeja, @MEH 0910, @syonredux
I tried reading Moby Dick for the first time last week, ...
I think I get it now. The list is a countdown. Therefore, the top two that Steve refers to are on the bottom of the list. I think Steve is saying that Billy Budd and Lawrence of Arabia are fairly gay.
I kept thinking it didn’t make any sense for Steve to call The Thing gay.
The Thing was gay? That’s new.
Yes. Showing Nazis as good-looking, technologically advanced killers of horrible aliens, who do so while maintaining a humorous gung-ho esprit de corps, is a satire on Nazism.
Starship Troopers is a film about Nazis, but satirical.
https://www.unz.com/isteve/barack-obama-as-an-example/#comment-2694419Replies: @Aeronerauk, @Peter Akuleyev
Steve Sailer – December 13, 2018 at 7:28 am GMT
Verhoeven grew up on old Nazi movies and they have a lot of influence on him, which he plays off as satire.
“Yes. Showing Nazis as good-looking, technologically advanced killers of horrible aliens, who do so while maintaining a humorous gung-ho esprit de corps, is a satire on Nazism.”
Yes. Try reading a review of it by someone who understands satire.
And at the risk of sounding pro nazi, “good looking” and “technologically advanced” sounds about right.
To Seagal’s credit the Jamaican gang and its leader are portrayed as cunning and in the process of replacing the white mafia’s hold on the drug trade. Their portrayal is pretty flattering if you ignore the criminal element… and also any time one of the Jamaicans decide to fight Seagal.
Great memories of watching this and other early Seagal flicks with my father.
Pipe dream. Trump will all but assure prison time for himself if he does anything like that. There’s no point in fantasizing about it
Just terrible, RIP Kathy. 2021 has been horrendous for free thought.
Incredible that, as a man in my early 30s, I recognize and can hear in my head almost every song on that list.
More incredibly the Temptations’ mediocre “Can’t Get Next To You” and Tommy Roe’s “Dizzy” were top ten.
OT: Would it be so bad if “classic rock” stations played a little less Nirvana and maybe one or two hits from the 60s? Did Boomers stop listening to FM radio? My father has his SiriusXM tuned exclusively to the 50s/60s.
Is listening to FM radio a sign you’re lower class/poor?
Ah yes so all you care about is decorum. I’m happy for you that Biden (Harris) won so you don’t have to comically tug at your collar when foreigners ask you about Trump.
Trump was never going to be “our guy” but his minuscule accomplishments are better than whatever the incoming administration has planned for us.
Well you sure showed him Alex.
I guess we know which one you are, Dweeb.
So basically dweebs vs. psychopaths
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at a hearing for an American military deserter seeking asylum in Canada
He’s the same anon turd that foams at the mouth whenever the police are mentioned.
I don’t think police are any more psychopathic than other professions. It’s just that, well, a psychopath with a badge and gun is more apt to do visible damage than a psychopath in a cubicle.
China is going to steamroll them.
I always preferred Julian to Sean. His voice sounded more like his Dad too.
Though it’s not surprising Sean is at least capable of questioning the mob. “How? He was raised by Yoko Ono?” Was he though? I imagine most of Sean’s upbringing consisting of nannies and others helping him while his mother, off in another room, tripped her head off “for art.”
Who reading that comment would be unfamiliar with Steve? Why don’t you reach a little further, snarkpuss.
According to WaPo (FWIW), the decision was made in the White House for Trump to make that walk before his condition might have deteriorated enough for it to be an optics problem.A progression from (as far as we know) first symptoms to diagnosis to respiratory issues and hospitalization all within 24 hours is ominous. Trump is a notorious germophobe, so I can't see him choosing to go to a hospital readily as a matter of preference. OTOH, maybe he is neurotically preoccupied and overreacting now that he is sick. I would expect that if his condition is bad, they'll do everything they can to keep it under wraps as long as possible, and will probably fail at that.Personally, I think Trump's his lack of moral leadership on this pandemic has been unconscionable. He refused to set any example by his own actions, even refusing to wear a mask out of vanity. And his constant "Power of Positive Thinking" minimizing of the situation and its seriousness has been disastrous. Beyond anything he's had to do with the government's objective response, he could've done a lot just by setting a better example. Part of the reason the U.S. appears to have done such a poor job managing this crisis is a significant proportion of the public doesn't think it's real or serious. And they don't think so because their President hasn't acted like it's serious.This is chickens coming home to roost.Replies: @J.Ross, @Redneck farmer, @DextersLabRat, @The Real World, @Dave Pinsen, @anonymous, @The Germ Theory of Disease, @astrolabe, @Old Prude, @tyrone, @Authenticjazzman, @Old and Grumpy, @AnotherDad, @AnotherDad, @Cloudbuster, @Noticer 2069, @Anon7
Anyway so we have Trump’s quick video address before leaving for the hospital and also video of him strolling normally to the chopper etc. So there is solid proof that he was not extremely sick as of this afternoon.
According to WaPo (FWIW), the decision was made in the White House for Trump to make that walk before his condition might have deteriorated enough for it to be an optics problem.
The WaPo hates his guts, and they lie their asses off. Anyone unaware of that is a fucking moron.
Hi, moron.
Personally, I think Trump’s his lack of moral leadership on this pandemic has been unconscionable. He refused to set any example by his own actions, even refusing to wear a mask out of vanity. And his constant “Power of Positive Thinking” minimizing of the situation and its seriousness has been disastrous.
Uh… he’s the President. He’s not your doctor, and he’s not your dad, you servile twit. He never spoke of “the Power of Positive Thinking” related to COVID, nor did he imply it, so why are you mentioning it, or putting it in quotes to obfuscate the fact that he never did, you lackluster homo?
COVID has been a fluid situation, and experts do not agree on a number of aspects of the virus, as well as useful remedies, you brainless wonder.
I keep reminding you slack-jawed left-wing goobs that Trump is just the President. He’s not a fucking King. He does not run your fucking world, by design, by the authors for the Constitution! He’s not allowed to run your wretched life for you! It’s not a bug, it’s a feature!
That’s something most of you aimless floating turds will never grasp.
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Uh… he’s the President. He’s not your doctor, and he’s not your dad, you servile twit. He never spoke of “the Power of Positive Thinking” related to COVID, nor did he imply it, so why are you mentioning it, or putting it in quotes to obfuscate the fact that he never did, you lackluster homo?
I’ll probably turn off the media for a while. I won’t be able to stand the inevitable crass and tasteless cheering from the left.
Yes, the same sentiments I had when far-right scum were rejoicing the massacre in Christchurch.
I remember the utter lowlifes here who were virtually orgasming with glee; “I can’t wait to see the video,” they came!
May the Almighty One will a pox on all such soulless vermin, including the orange tub-o-swinefat tRumpelthinskin.
Everybody is getting this backwards. For several months, Sleepy Joe’s handlers have been giving him drugs which very effectively mimic early-onset Alzheimer’s. Those drugs have been withdrawn today, and this evening the world will see a veritable Chesterton onstage in Cleveland.
Great comment.
My paternal grandfather, missing several fingers working underage in a factory and orphaned at 6 years old, just oozed privilege. So did his brother, who was blown up in the pacific theater during WWII at 18 years old.
My own father working 70hrs a week and almost certainly shortening his own life in the process- pure privilege! Myself personally, wow being white rules!
I explained the problem to a friend recently thusly.
If a cop, in a thirty year career, has one or two incidents per year that are potentially violent, and can result in a 99% chance of ending with no harm to the cop, then the cop over the course of his career has about a fifty-ish to seventy-ish percent chance of finishing his career without having been seriuosly injured, maimed or worse.
That’s not good enough odds, so cops are going to do those things necessary to get that probability up to 99.9 or 99.99%. That helps illuminate these incidents where a “minor” incident goes sideways, and “excessive” force is used.
Further, the general public, especially blacks, can’t comprehend this calculus, so when they see an incident where the cop has a 90 or 95% chance of coming out OK, they thinks that’s a perfectly fine margin of safety.
This disconnect cause all manner of grieve in our society.
Here’s what happened to two cops after an excitable suspect who refused to allow himself to be placed under arrest was able to reach into his vehicle without getting shot seven times.
https://www.foxnews.com/us/harrowing-video-shows-roadside-gun-battle-between-pennsylvania-police-man-pulled-over-for-traffic-stop
Officer Sheskey has to be thinking that as bad as his present situation is, he could have ended up with worse things than legal troubles.
I didn’t realize there was a name for cats like this, or that they could be bred that way!
My childhood cat, really, all of my adolescence the damn thing was several years older than me and lived into my college years, was agreeable like this. A stray, so he definitely wasn’t bred that way, he nonetheless actually enjoyed the company of people. Never scratched or hissed unless you really messed with him.
On the topic of Dog people Vs Cat people, pieces of shit and genuine saints own both. Doesn’t seem like an accurate metric.
So what did you go to jail for?
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Reading Ibram X. Kendi (Ta-Nehisi Coates’ best-selling successor at The Atlantic) is like reading Stalin, except without the dictator’s wit and irony.