1. asdf says:

   March 28, 2019 at 11:07 pm GMT

   “In general, this seems to be a characteristic type of logic of this decade: various celebrities deserve to be compensated for bad things that have happened to non-celebrities of their identity group.”

   This is what got OJ off the hook. And instead of Castille it was Rodney King.

   • Replies: @Anonymous

   @asdf

   Oprah was one of the few blacks who saw OJ as guilty from the beginning and in 2010 she interviewed "the evil white cop" Mark Fuhrman of OJ case in a surprisingly friendly manner.
   
   But nowadays the truth doesn't matter anymore, it's just who and whom.

2. J.Ross says: • Website

   March 28, 2019 at 11:20 pm GMT • 600 Words

   The Bezos Blog is the Judge Dredd of Sailer’s Law of Female Journalism.
   https://www.washingtonpost.com/lifestyle/2019/03/26/teen-boys-rated-their-female-classmates-based-looks-girls-fought-back/?noredirect=on&utm_term=.d0bcab6abbc9

   Teen boys rated their female classmates based on looks. The girls fought back.

   Ya got to understan, it’s completely unnatural for teen boys to evaluate the appearance of the young women around them. That never happened before the Patriarchy started making pornography in 1953.

   It included the names of 18 girls in the Bethesda-Chevy Chase High School’s International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme, ranked and rated on the basis of their looks, from 5.5 to 9.4, with decimal points to the hundredth place. There, with a number beside it, was Behbehani’s name.

   TENDIES ON THE GROUND. The first decimal place is tenths: that’s actually why we call it that, decima being ten in Dead White Male who’s better at math than WaPo journalists. If they were to the hundredths place, which is surely a critical detail without which this important news about teenage gossip simply cannot be broadcast, then just print that without the explanation (eg, 5.43).

   A group* of male students in their program created the list more than a year ago, but it resurfaced earlier this month, through text messages and whispers during class. One male classmate, seeing the name of his good friend Nicky Schmidt on the list, told her about it, and within 24 hours, dozens of girls had heard about the list.

   Truly, democracy dies in darkness. I hope babykillers reading this critical information will get down on their lazy knees and/or prosthetics and thank the true heroes at the Bezos Blog for telling us about gossiping teenagers.
   *What do you want to bet it was a multi-word rhyming title ending in “committee”?

   But it was happening now, in the era of the #MeToo movement.

   Every year more and more young people volunteer to serve in the koloniya. Also, it’s not happening now, it’s being dug up now, like that one disgraceful pope did to a dead enemy.

   But there is power in numbers, too. Dozens of senior girls decided to speak up to the school administration and to their male classmates, demanding not only disciplinary action in response to the list but a schoolwide reckoning about the toxic culture that allowed it to happen.

   Good, I hope they go to prison.

   That same Monday, a group of girls reported the list to an administrator, who encouraged the students not to talk about it around school, Schmidt said. The next day, the girls learned that after an investigation, school officials decided to discipline one male student with in-school detention for one day, which would not show up on his record.
   …
   Unsatisfied with the disciplinary action, Schmidt texted about 15 girls she knew, and told them to tell all of their friends to show up at the school’s main office the next day during lunch, “to tell them we feel unsafe in this environment and we are tired of this toxicity,” Schmidt wrote in her text.

   Good, they hope they go to prison.

   That Friday, on International Women’s Day, almost all of the students in the IB program — about 80 students — met in a large conference room for what was supposed to be a 45-minute meeting during fifth period.
   Instead, the meeting lasted two and a half hours. Several girls delivered personal and impassioned speeches describing not only their presence on the list but also their previous experiences with sexual abuse, harassment and objectification, both inside the school and outside of it.

   Give these girls diplomas, they have already mastered the only thing they will ever contribute to the world — interminable meetings.

   • Replies: @anon

   @J.Ross

   
   One male classmate, seeing the name of his good friend Nicky Schmidt on the list, told her about it, and within 24 hours, dozens of girls had heard about the list.
    

   Faggot, SJW or unrequited lover?
   
   ...5.5 to 9.4, with decimal points to the hundredth place...
   
   Do they not mean that the highest and lowest scores were 5.50 and 9.40, but some of the intermediate scores went to two decimal places? That's what I assumed... but then, why truncate the zeros?
   
   In fact, why include the scores at all? If the point the author wished to make was that the boys's objectification was to an absurd degree, why not merely mention the degree of precision - "decimals points to the hundredth place" - and leave out the range of scores?
   
   Now the girls at neighbouring schools will be all over Facebook trying to figure out which ugly bitch got 5.5, and the boys will be doing the same for whoever got 9.4.

   Replies: @El Dato

   , @South Texas Guy

   @J.Ross

   Was the crime actually writing the names on a list? Well, whatever. I would have gotten the death penalty back in the day. But it is a DC suburb. I can remember a few years back on the way back from Galveston, my girlfriend (who I worked with) would play F#$%, M@#$#, K#$#. She was more interested in my answers than I was in hers. This whole thing is catty bullshit to divert media attention away from a double dose of dem screwups in the early part of just one week.

   Replies: @J.Ross

   , @Stan Adams

   @J.Ross

   Some years ago, a female student at Duke University made a PowerPoint presentation - a "f**k list" - in which she rated the sexual prowess of various student-athletes* with whom she had copulated.
   
   She sent the list to a couple of friends, assuming that they would keep it to themselves. One of them ended up sharing it with the world.
   
   https://jezebel.com/college-girls-powerpoint-fuck-list-goes-viral-5652114
   
   *All of them were white, by the way.

   Replies: @Almost Missouri

   , @Oddsbodkins

   @J.Ross

   Girls would never rank each other by attractiveness.

   , @Jenner Ickham Errican

   @J.Ross

   
   BethesdaChevyChase_seniors.jpg
    

   Faces (l-r): 4, 3.5, 8.5
   
   Seems their male classmates were generous:

   
   ranked and rated on the basis of their looks, from 5.5 to 9.4
    

   I’m concerned about the rating ability of our upcoming yoof.
3. ia says:

   March 28, 2019 at 11:28 pm GMT

   That’s it Steve. Continue to normalize negritude.
4. Anonymous[270] • Disclaimer says:

   March 28, 2019 at 11:33 pm GMT

   I hope he wins. The hypocrisy around all things racial needs to be on display for everyone to see and have no doubt about it. Maybe then nice white ladies will stop voting against interests of their close relatives.
5. MikeatMikedotMike says:

   March 28, 2019 at 11:35 pm GMT • 100 Words

   “The NAACP Image Awards is a do-it-yourself Plaques for Blacks operation, which seems like a good thing,”

   I guess I will never understand why Steve feels the need make comments like this. Seems like a good thing how exactly? How is it a good thing that an entire demographic of people continue to create artificial accolades and credentials for themselves , because they lack the ability to achieve those things authentically?

   • Replies: @Desiderius

   @MikeatMikedotMike

   Because if they do it for themselves then they’ll quit bugging us about it. He goes on to explain that his hopes on that front haven’t come to fruition.

6. Desiderius says:

   March 29, 2019 at 12:00 am GMT

   @MikeatMikedotMike

   "The NAACP Image Awards is a do-it-yourself Plaques for Blacks operation, which seems like a good thing,"
   
   I guess I will never understand why Steve feels the need make comments like this. Seems like a good thing how exactly? How is it a good thing that an entire demographic of people continue to create artificial accolades and credentials for themselves , because they lack the ability to achieve those things authentically?

   Replies: @Desiderius

   Because if they do it for themselves then they’ll quit bugging us about it. He goes on to explain that his hopes on that front haven’t come to fruition.
7. bored identity says:

   March 29, 2019 at 12:05 am GMT

   bored identity doesn’t understand how, why and in who-whom interest was to recognize with an award this heavily institutionalized white privilege that is, after all these years, still trying to dwarf African Americans’civil rights efforts:

   

   • Replies: @Jenner Ickham Errican

   @bored identity

   California Raisin meets Mr. Peanut.

8. anon[325] • Disclaimer says:

   March 29, 2019 at 12:13 am GMT • 200 Words

   @J.Ross

   The Bezos Blog is the Judge Dredd of Sailer's Law of Female Journalism.
   https://www.washingtonpost.com/lifestyle/2019/03/26/teen-boys-rated-their-female-classmates-based-looks-girls-fought-back/?noredirect=on&utm_term=.d0bcab6abbc9

   
   Teen boys rated their female classmates based on looks. The girls fought back.

    

   Ya got to understan, it's completely unnatural for teen boys to evaluate the appearance of the young women around them. That never happened before the Patriarchy started making pornography in 1953.

   
   It included the names of 18 girls in the Bethesda-Chevy Chase High School’s International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme, ranked and rated on the basis of their looks, from 5.5 to 9.4, with decimal points to the hundredth place. There, with a number beside it, was Behbehani’s name.
    

   TENDIES ON THE GROUND. The first decimal place is tenths: that's actually why we call it that, decima being ten in Dead White Male who's better at math than WaPo journalists. If they were to the hundredths place, which is surely a critical detail without which this important news about teenage gossip simply cannot be broadcast, then just print that without the explanation (eg, 5.43).

   
   A group* of male students in their program created the list more than a year ago, but it resurfaced earlier this month, through text messages and whispers during class. One male classmate, seeing the name of his good friend Nicky Schmidt on the list, told her about it, and within 24 hours, dozens of girls had heard about the list.
    

   Truly, democracy dies in darkness. I hope babykillers reading this critical information will get down on their lazy knees and/or prosthetics and thank the true heroes at the Bezos Blog for telling us about gossiping teenagers.
   *What do you want to bet it was a multi-word rhyming title ending in "committee"?

   
   But it was happening now, in the era of the #MeToo movement.
    

   Every year more and more young people volunteer to serve in the koloniya. Also, it's not happening now, it's being dug up now, like that one disgraceful pope did to a dead enemy.

   
   But there is power in numbers, too. Dozens of senior girls decided to speak up to the school administration and to their male classmates, demanding not only disciplinary action in response to the list but a schoolwide reckoning about the toxic culture that allowed it to happen.
    

   Good, I hope they go to prison.

   
   That same Monday, a group of girls reported the list to an administrator, who encouraged the students not to talk about it around school, Schmidt said. The next day, the girls learned that after an investigation, school officials decided to discipline one male student with in-school detention for one day, which would not show up on his record.
   ...
   Unsatisfied with the disciplinary action, Schmidt texted about 15 girls she knew, and told them to tell all of their friends to show up at the school’s main office the next day during lunch, “to tell them we feel unsafe in this environment and we are tired of this toxicity,” Schmidt wrote in her text.

    

   Good, they hope they go to prison.

   
   That Friday, on International Women’s Day, almost all of the students in the IB program — about 80 students — met in a large conference room for what was supposed to be a 45-minute meeting during fifth period.
   Instead, the meeting lasted two and a half hours. Several girls delivered personal and impassioned speeches describing not only their presence on the list but also their previous experiences with sexual abuse, harassment and objectification, both inside the school and outside of it.

    

   Give these girls diplomas, they have already mastered the only thing they will ever contribute to the world -- interminable meetings.

   Replies: @anon, @South Texas Guy, @Stan Adams, @Oddsbodkins, @Jenner Ickham Errican

   One male classmate, seeing the name of his good friend Nicky Schmidt on the list, told her about it, and within 24 hours, dozens of girls had heard about the list.

   Faggot, SJW or unrequited lover?

   …5.5 to 9.4, with decimal points to the hundredth place…

   Do they not mean that the highest and lowest scores were 5.50 and 9.40, but some of the intermediate scores went to two decimal places? That’s what I assumed… but then, why truncate the zeros?

   In fact, why include the scores at all? If the point the author wished to make was that the boys’s objectification was to an absurd degree, why not merely mention the degree of precision – “decimals points to the hundredth place” – and leave out the range of scores?

   Now the girls at neighbouring schools will be all over Facebook trying to figure out which ugly bitch got 5.5, and the boys will be doing the same for whoever got 9.4.

   • Replies: @El Dato

   @anon

   But it's not scientific otherwise there would be error bars.

9. Buffalo Joe says:

   March 29, 2019 at 12:27 am GMT

   Excuse me…no MacArthur Genius Award for pulling off that stunt? How about a Nobel Peace Prize. Blacks giving blacks awards is so common place. How about a “Wow look at all the jobs for blacks” award to DJT ?
10. South Texas Guy says:

    March 29, 2019 at 12:40 am GMT • 100 Words

    @J.Ross

    The Bezos Blog is the Judge Dredd of Sailer's Law of Female Journalism.
    https://www.washingtonpost.com/lifestyle/2019/03/26/teen-boys-rated-their-female-classmates-based-looks-girls-fought-back/?noredirect=on&utm_term=.d0bcab6abbc9

    
    Teen boys rated their female classmates based on looks. The girls fought back.

     

    Ya got to understan, it's completely unnatural for teen boys to evaluate the appearance of the young women around them. That never happened before the Patriarchy started making pornography in 1953.

    
    It included the names of 18 girls in the Bethesda-Chevy Chase High School’s International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme, ranked and rated on the basis of their looks, from 5.5 to 9.4, with decimal points to the hundredth place. There, with a number beside it, was Behbehani’s name.
     

    TENDIES ON THE GROUND. The first decimal place is tenths: that's actually why we call it that, decima being ten in Dead White Male who's better at math than WaPo journalists. If they were to the hundredths place, which is surely a critical detail without which this important news about teenage gossip simply cannot be broadcast, then just print that without the explanation (eg, 5.43).

    
    A group* of male students in their program created the list more than a year ago, but it resurfaced earlier this month, through text messages and whispers during class. One male classmate, seeing the name of his good friend Nicky Schmidt on the list, told her about it, and within 24 hours, dozens of girls had heard about the list.
     

    Truly, democracy dies in darkness. I hope babykillers reading this critical information will get down on their lazy knees and/or prosthetics and thank the true heroes at the Bezos Blog for telling us about gossiping teenagers.
    *What do you want to bet it was a multi-word rhyming title ending in "committee"?

    
    But it was happening now, in the era of the #MeToo movement.
     

    Every year more and more young people volunteer to serve in the koloniya. Also, it's not happening now, it's being dug up now, like that one disgraceful pope did to a dead enemy.

    
    But there is power in numbers, too. Dozens of senior girls decided to speak up to the school administration and to their male classmates, demanding not only disciplinary action in response to the list but a schoolwide reckoning about the toxic culture that allowed it to happen.
     

    Good, I hope they go to prison.

    
    That same Monday, a group of girls reported the list to an administrator, who encouraged the students not to talk about it around school, Schmidt said. The next day, the girls learned that after an investigation, school officials decided to discipline one male student with in-school detention for one day, which would not show up on his record.
    ...
    Unsatisfied with the disciplinary action, Schmidt texted about 15 girls she knew, and told them to tell all of their friends to show up at the school’s main office the next day during lunch, “to tell them we feel unsafe in this environment and we are tired of this toxicity,” Schmidt wrote in her text.

     

    Good, they hope they go to prison.

    
    That Friday, on International Women’s Day, almost all of the students in the IB program — about 80 students — met in a large conference room for what was supposed to be a 45-minute meeting during fifth period.
    Instead, the meeting lasted two and a half hours. Several girls delivered personal and impassioned speeches describing not only their presence on the list but also their previous experiences with sexual abuse, harassment and objectification, both inside the school and outside of it.

     

    Give these girls diplomas, they have already mastered the only thing they will ever contribute to the world -- interminable meetings.

    Replies: @anon, @South Texas Guy, @Stan Adams, @Oddsbodkins, @Jenner Ickham Errican

    Was the crime actually writing the names on a list? Well, whatever. I would have gotten the death penalty back in the day. But it is a DC suburb. I can remember a few years back on the way back from Galveston, my girlfriend (who I worked with) would play F#$%, M@#$#, K#$#. She was more interested in my answers than I was in hers. This whole thing is catty bullshit to divert media attention away from a double dose of dem screwups in the early part of just one week.

    • Replies: @J.Ross

    @South Texas Guy

    The crime was impelling motion to the granite-like emotional stability of teenage girls.

11. John Gruskos says:

    March 29, 2019 at 12:54 am GMT

    I’d like to nominate the anonymous NOI author of The Lynching of a Guilty Man.

    Every aspiring thought criminal needs this volume on his bookshelf.
12. Anonymous[273] • Disclaimer says:

    March 29, 2019 at 12:58 am GMT

    @asdf

    "In general, this seems to be a characteristic type of logic of this decade: various celebrities deserve to be compensated for bad things that have happened to non-celebrities of their identity group."
    
    This is what got OJ off the hook. And instead of Castille it was Rodney King.

    Replies: @Anonymous

    Oprah was one of the few blacks who saw OJ as guilty from the beginning and in 2010 she interviewed “the evil white cop” Mark Fuhrman of OJ case in a surprisingly friendly manner.

    But nowadays the truth doesn’t matter anymore, it’s just who and whom.
13. bored identity says:

    March 29, 2019 at 1:17 am GMT

    https://www.unz.com/isteve/jussie-smollett-up-for-an-image-award-on-saturday/#comment-3121351

    bored identity will say LOL, Agree….

    BTW, Speaking of The Elements of Style, you somehow pulled The Classic Writing Sailer.
14. J.Ross says: • Website

    March 29, 2019 at 1:29 am GMT

    @South Texas Guy

    @J.Ross

    Was the crime actually writing the names on a list? Well, whatever. I would have gotten the death penalty back in the day. But it is a DC suburb. I can remember a few years back on the way back from Galveston, my girlfriend (who I worked with) would play F#$%, M@#$#, K#$#. She was more interested in my answers than I was in hers. This whole thing is catty bullshit to divert media attention away from a double dose of dem screwups in the early part of just one week.

    Replies: @J.Ross

    The crime was impelling motion to the granite-like emotional stability of teenage girls.
15. ChrisZ says:

    March 29, 2019 at 1:34 am GMT • 200 Words

    I was seated on a bus when a light-skinned black girl standing next to me began playing her monkey music next to my ear. When I told her to play with her phone somewhere else she immediately took offense, and when it was evident I didn’t give a damn she muttered something about me needing to learn manners.

    What struck me there and then was that blacks just feel too entitled, from a very young age, and there’s no coming back from that. We’re stuck now with an entire up-and-coming generation of blacks who have absorbed the vocabulary of civilized behavior, but have no idea what constitutes such behavior. They imagine instead that whatever they do instinctually is good; whoever questions them is bad.

    Once inculcated, moral sentiments—even perverse ones—are forever. No amount of re-education will correct them; no moral epiphany will make them fit for a high-trust, civil society. Smollett, who insists that we view back-room maneuvering as exoneration—and who will surely be supported in that fantasy by our sick elites—is just one example of black moral shallowness. There are millions more like him out there.

    • Replies: @Almost Missouri

    @ChrisZ

    Art Deco characterized the the modern black sense of entitlement, e.g., that Trayvon Martin had a right to thrash the neighborhood watch peasant, as embodying an "absolutely Bourbon conception of social relations".

    I thought that was apt. They deserve every award. No one may gainsay them, much less strike them. They may not be dis[respect]ed. If they come to your village/neighborhood, you should not have left. If you did leave, you may not come back. You may not desist paying tribute into their welfare state.

    The left may regard blacks as sacred, but to them this entitlement has been internalized as being aristocratic, even royal, hence Kangz and Kweenz.

    So I guess at this point we are awaiting the next French Revolution.

    Replies: @Nicholas Stix

    , @Anonymous

    @ChrisZ

    And I thought it was just me. Watch how a young black person behaves in a cross walk. Most people will put a little zip in their get along if they know they are blocking traffic. Not blacks. They either just keep going at the same pace or they will actually slow down.

16. The Germ Theory of Disease says:

    March 29, 2019 at 2:55 am GMT

    “by Hannah Yasharoff, USA Today”

    No further questions, your honor.

    ……

    Man, diversity really IS our strength.
17. trelane says:

    March 29, 2019 at 3:46 am GMT

    I think every black should get a plaque. A diploma, a medal, a testimonial.

    
18. Stan Adams says:

    March 29, 2019 at 5:39 am GMT • 100 Words

    @J.Ross

    The Bezos Blog is the Judge Dredd of Sailer's Law of Female Journalism.
    https://www.washingtonpost.com/lifestyle/2019/03/26/teen-boys-rated-their-female-classmates-based-looks-girls-fought-back/?noredirect=on&utm_term=.d0bcab6abbc9

    
    Teen boys rated their female classmates based on looks. The girls fought back.

     

    Ya got to understan, it's completely unnatural for teen boys to evaluate the appearance of the young women around them. That never happened before the Patriarchy started making pornography in 1953.

    
    It included the names of 18 girls in the Bethesda-Chevy Chase High School’s International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme, ranked and rated on the basis of their looks, from 5.5 to 9.4, with decimal points to the hundredth place. There, with a number beside it, was Behbehani’s name.
     

    TENDIES ON THE GROUND. The first decimal place is tenths: that's actually why we call it that, decima being ten in Dead White Male who's better at math than WaPo journalists. If they were to the hundredths place, which is surely a critical detail without which this important news about teenage gossip simply cannot be broadcast, then just print that without the explanation (eg, 5.43).

    
    A group* of male students in their program created the list more than a year ago, but it resurfaced earlier this month, through text messages and whispers during class. One male classmate, seeing the name of his good friend Nicky Schmidt on the list, told her about it, and within 24 hours, dozens of girls had heard about the list.
     

    Truly, democracy dies in darkness. I hope babykillers reading this critical information will get down on their lazy knees and/or prosthetics and thank the true heroes at the Bezos Blog for telling us about gossiping teenagers.
    *What do you want to bet it was a multi-word rhyming title ending in "committee"?

    
    But it was happening now, in the era of the #MeToo movement.
     

    Every year more and more young people volunteer to serve in the koloniya. Also, it's not happening now, it's being dug up now, like that one disgraceful pope did to a dead enemy.

    
    But there is power in numbers, too. Dozens of senior girls decided to speak up to the school administration and to their male classmates, demanding not only disciplinary action in response to the list but a schoolwide reckoning about the toxic culture that allowed it to happen.
     

    Good, I hope they go to prison.

    
    That same Monday, a group of girls reported the list to an administrator, who encouraged the students not to talk about it around school, Schmidt said. The next day, the girls learned that after an investigation, school officials decided to discipline one male student with in-school detention for one day, which would not show up on his record.
    ...
    Unsatisfied with the disciplinary action, Schmidt texted about 15 girls she knew, and told them to tell all of their friends to show up at the school’s main office the next day during lunch, “to tell them we feel unsafe in this environment and we are tired of this toxicity,” Schmidt wrote in her text.

     

    Good, they hope they go to prison.

    
    That Friday, on International Women’s Day, almost all of the students in the IB program — about 80 students — met in a large conference room for what was supposed to be a 45-minute meeting during fifth period.
    Instead, the meeting lasted two and a half hours. Several girls delivered personal and impassioned speeches describing not only their presence on the list but also their previous experiences with sexual abuse, harassment and objectification, both inside the school and outside of it.

     

    Give these girls diplomas, they have already mastered the only thing they will ever contribute to the world -- interminable meetings.

    Replies: @anon, @South Texas Guy, @Stan Adams, @Oddsbodkins, @Jenner Ickham Errican

    Some years ago, a female student at Duke University made a PowerPoint presentation – a “f**k list” – in which she rated the sexual prowess of various student-athletes* with whom she had copulated.

    She sent the list to a couple of friends, assuming that they would keep it to themselves. One of them ended up sharing it with the world.

    https://jezebel.com/college-girls-powerpoint-fuck-list-goes-viral-5652114

    *All of them were white, by the way.

    • Replies: @Almost Missouri

    @Stan Adams

    The striking thing about that case was how unembarrassed for herself the authoress was. She genuinely thought she had embarrassed the jocks who had sexually conquered her, who had probably been happily about it and now were getting it publicly confirmed. By contrast, everyone reading it thought, man what a skank this chick is. Really un-self-aware.

    Whatever Wave Feminism: destroying femininity.

    Replies: @Stan Adams

19. Reg Cæsar says:

    March 29, 2019 at 5:54 am GMT

    The cure for plaques for blacks:

    

    
20. El Dato says:

    March 29, 2019 at 6:37 am GMT

    And the winner of the “little black fa**** award of this year is a person who evidently has been in the news quite a bit lately….”
21. El Dato says:

    March 29, 2019 at 6:39 am GMT

    @anon

    @J.Ross

    
    One male classmate, seeing the name of his good friend Nicky Schmidt on the list, told her about it, and within 24 hours, dozens of girls had heard about the list.
     

    Faggot, SJW or unrequited lover?
    
    ...5.5 to 9.4, with decimal points to the hundredth place...
    
    Do they not mean that the highest and lowest scores were 5.50 and 9.40, but some of the intermediate scores went to two decimal places? That's what I assumed... but then, why truncate the zeros?
    
    In fact, why include the scores at all? If the point the author wished to make was that the boys's objectification was to an absurd degree, why not merely mention the degree of precision - "decimals points to the hundredth place" - and leave out the range of scores?
    
    Now the girls at neighbouring schools will be all over Facebook trying to figure out which ugly bitch got 5.5, and the boys will be doing the same for whoever got 9.4.

    Replies: @El Dato

    But it’s not scientific otherwise there would be error bars.
22. Oddsbodkins says:

    March 29, 2019 at 6:45 am GMT

    @J.Ross

    The Bezos Blog is the Judge Dredd of Sailer's Law of Female Journalism.
    https://www.washingtonpost.com/lifestyle/2019/03/26/teen-boys-rated-their-female-classmates-based-looks-girls-fought-back/?noredirect=on&utm_term=.d0bcab6abbc9

    
    Teen boys rated their female classmates based on looks. The girls fought back.

     

    Ya got to understan, it's completely unnatural for teen boys to evaluate the appearance of the young women around them. That never happened before the Patriarchy started making pornography in 1953.

    
    It included the names of 18 girls in the Bethesda-Chevy Chase High School’s International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme, ranked and rated on the basis of their looks, from 5.5 to 9.4, with decimal points to the hundredth place. There, with a number beside it, was Behbehani’s name.
     

    TENDIES ON THE GROUND. The first decimal place is tenths: that's actually why we call it that, decima being ten in Dead White Male who's better at math than WaPo journalists. If they were to the hundredths place, which is surely a critical detail without which this important news about teenage gossip simply cannot be broadcast, then just print that without the explanation (eg, 5.43).

    
    A group* of male students in their program created the list more than a year ago, but it resurfaced earlier this month, through text messages and whispers during class. One male classmate, seeing the name of his good friend Nicky Schmidt on the list, told her about it, and within 24 hours, dozens of girls had heard about the list.
     

    Truly, democracy dies in darkness. I hope babykillers reading this critical information will get down on their lazy knees and/or prosthetics and thank the true heroes at the Bezos Blog for telling us about gossiping teenagers.
    *What do you want to bet it was a multi-word rhyming title ending in "committee"?

    
    But it was happening now, in the era of the #MeToo movement.
     

    Every year more and more young people volunteer to serve in the koloniya. Also, it's not happening now, it's being dug up now, like that one disgraceful pope did to a dead enemy.

    
    But there is power in numbers, too. Dozens of senior girls decided to speak up to the school administration and to their male classmates, demanding not only disciplinary action in response to the list but a schoolwide reckoning about the toxic culture that allowed it to happen.
     

    Good, I hope they go to prison.

    
    That same Monday, a group of girls reported the list to an administrator, who encouraged the students not to talk about it around school, Schmidt said. The next day, the girls learned that after an investigation, school officials decided to discipline one male student with in-school detention for one day, which would not show up on his record.
    ...
    Unsatisfied with the disciplinary action, Schmidt texted about 15 girls she knew, and told them to tell all of their friends to show up at the school’s main office the next day during lunch, “to tell them we feel unsafe in this environment and we are tired of this toxicity,” Schmidt wrote in her text.

     

    Good, they hope they go to prison.

    
    That Friday, on International Women’s Day, almost all of the students in the IB program — about 80 students — met in a large conference room for what was supposed to be a 45-minute meeting during fifth period.
    Instead, the meeting lasted two and a half hours. Several girls delivered personal and impassioned speeches describing not only their presence on the list but also their previous experiences with sexual abuse, harassment and objectification, both inside the school and outside of it.

     

    Give these girls diplomas, they have already mastered the only thing they will ever contribute to the world -- interminable meetings.

    Replies: @anon, @South Texas Guy, @Stan Adams, @Oddsbodkins, @Jenner Ickham Errican

    Girls would never rank each other by attractiveness.
23. Almost Missouri says:

    March 29, 2019 at 7:23 am GMT • 100 Words

    @ChrisZ

    I was seated on a bus when a light-skinned black girl standing next to me began playing her monkey music next to my ear. When I told her to play with her phone somewhere else she immediately took offense, and when it was evident I didn’t give a damn she muttered something about me needing to learn manners.
    
    What struck me there and then was that blacks just feel too entitled, from a very young age, and there’s no coming back from that. We’re stuck now with an entire up-and-coming generation of blacks who have absorbed the vocabulary of civilized behavior, but have no idea what constitutes such behavior. They imagine instead that whatever they do instinctually is good; whoever questions them is bad.
    
    Once inculcated, moral sentiments—even perverse ones—are forever. No amount of re-education will correct them; no moral epiphany will make them fit for a high-trust, civil society. Smollett, who insists that we view back-room maneuvering as exoneration—and who will surely be supported in that fantasy by our sick elites—is just one example of black moral shallowness. There are millions more like him out there.

    Replies: @Almost Missouri, @Anonymous

    Art Deco characterized the the modern black sense of entitlement, e.g., that Trayvon Martin had a right to thrash the neighborhood watch peasant, as embodying an “absolutely Bourbon conception of social relations”.

    I thought that was apt. They deserve every award. No one may gainsay them, much less strike them. They may not be dis[respect]ed. If they come to your village/neighborhood, you should not have left. If you did leave, you may not come back. You may not desist paying tribute into their welfare state.

    The left may regard blacks as sacred, but to them this entitlement has been internalized as being aristocratic, even royal, hence Kangz and Kweenz.

    So I guess at this point we are awaiting the next French Revolution.

    • Replies: @Nicholas Stix

    @Almost Missouri

    Isn't the term for that, "sociopathy," or even "collective sociopathy"?

    Replies: @Almost Missouri

24. Jenner Ickham Errican says:

    March 29, 2019 at 7:30 am GMT

    @J.Ross

    The Bezos Blog is the Judge Dredd of Sailer's Law of Female Journalism.
    https://www.washingtonpost.com/lifestyle/2019/03/26/teen-boys-rated-their-female-classmates-based-looks-girls-fought-back/?noredirect=on&utm_term=.d0bcab6abbc9

    
    Teen boys rated their female classmates based on looks. The girls fought back.

     

    Ya got to understan, it's completely unnatural for teen boys to evaluate the appearance of the young women around them. That never happened before the Patriarchy started making pornography in 1953.

    
    It included the names of 18 girls in the Bethesda-Chevy Chase High School’s International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme, ranked and rated on the basis of their looks, from 5.5 to 9.4, with decimal points to the hundredth place. There, with a number beside it, was Behbehani’s name.
     

    TENDIES ON THE GROUND. The first decimal place is tenths: that's actually why we call it that, decima being ten in Dead White Male who's better at math than WaPo journalists. If they were to the hundredths place, which is surely a critical detail without which this important news about teenage gossip simply cannot be broadcast, then just print that without the explanation (eg, 5.43).

    
    A group* of male students in their program created the list more than a year ago, but it resurfaced earlier this month, through text messages and whispers during class. One male classmate, seeing the name of his good friend Nicky Schmidt on the list, told her about it, and within 24 hours, dozens of girls had heard about the list.
     

    Truly, democracy dies in darkness. I hope babykillers reading this critical information will get down on their lazy knees and/or prosthetics and thank the true heroes at the Bezos Blog for telling us about gossiping teenagers.
    *What do you want to bet it was a multi-word rhyming title ending in "committee"?

    
    But it was happening now, in the era of the #MeToo movement.
     

    Every year more and more young people volunteer to serve in the koloniya. Also, it's not happening now, it's being dug up now, like that one disgraceful pope did to a dead enemy.

    
    But there is power in numbers, too. Dozens of senior girls decided to speak up to the school administration and to their male classmates, demanding not only disciplinary action in response to the list but a schoolwide reckoning about the toxic culture that allowed it to happen.
     

    Good, I hope they go to prison.

    
    That same Monday, a group of girls reported the list to an administrator, who encouraged the students not to talk about it around school, Schmidt said. The next day, the girls learned that after an investigation, school officials decided to discipline one male student with in-school detention for one day, which would not show up on his record.
    ...
    Unsatisfied with the disciplinary action, Schmidt texted about 15 girls she knew, and told them to tell all of their friends to show up at the school’s main office the next day during lunch, “to tell them we feel unsafe in this environment and we are tired of this toxicity,” Schmidt wrote in her text.

     

    Good, they hope they go to prison.

    
    That Friday, on International Women’s Day, almost all of the students in the IB program — about 80 students — met in a large conference room for what was supposed to be a 45-minute meeting during fifth period.
    Instead, the meeting lasted two and a half hours. Several girls delivered personal and impassioned speeches describing not only their presence on the list but also their previous experiences with sexual abuse, harassment and objectification, both inside the school and outside of it.

     

    Give these girls diplomas, they have already mastered the only thing they will ever contribute to the world -- interminable meetings.

    Replies: @anon, @South Texas Guy, @Stan Adams, @Oddsbodkins, @Jenner Ickham Errican

    BethesdaChevyChase_seniors.jpg

    Faces (l-r): 4, 3.5, 8.5

    Seems their male classmates were generous:

    ranked and rated on the basis of their looks, from 5.5 to 9.4

    I’m concerned about the rating ability of our upcoming yoof.
25. Jenner Ickham Errican says:

    March 29, 2019 at 7:33 am GMT

    @bored identity

    bored identity doesn't understand how, why and in who-whom interest was to recognize with an award this heavily institutionalized white privilege that is, after all these years, still trying to dwarf African Americans'civil rights efforts:
    
    
    https://cdn0.thetruthaboutguns.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/07/James-Comey-Birmingham-Civil-Rights-770-.jpg

    Replies: @Jenner Ickham Errican

    California Raisin meets Mr. Peanut.
26. Almost Missouri says:

    March 29, 2019 at 7:41 am GMT • 100 Words

    @Stan Adams

    @J.Ross

    Some years ago, a female student at Duke University made a PowerPoint presentation - a "f**k list" - in which she rated the sexual prowess of various student-athletes* with whom she had copulated.
    
    She sent the list to a couple of friends, assuming that they would keep it to themselves. One of them ended up sharing it with the world.
    
    https://jezebel.com/college-girls-powerpoint-fuck-list-goes-viral-5652114
    
    *All of them were white, by the way.

    Replies: @Almost Missouri

    The striking thing about that case was how unembarrassed for herself the authoress was. She genuinely thought she had embarrassed the jocks who had sexually conquered her, who had probably been happily about it and now were getting it publicly confirmed. By contrast, everyone reading it thought, man what a skank this chick is. Really un-self-aware.

    Whatever Wave Feminism: destroying femininity.

    • Replies: @Stan Adams

    @Almost Missouri

    She did men everywhere a favor. (Of course, the friend who leaked the document deserves most of the credit.) If every “empowered” young woman saw fit to provide prospective mates with a detailed accounting of her carousel rides, a few hopeless pedestal-polishers might get a taste of the red pill.
    
    Tom Wolfe probably got a kick out of reading her detailed chronicle of whoredom. (He set his novel of college-age debauchery, I Am Charlotte Simmons, at a thinly-disguised fictional version of Duke.)
    
    The tall baseball player with the small bat, on the other hand, could not have been overly thrilled to see his masculine shortcomings revealed to the entire world. (The slut likened him to an exquisitely-wrapped Christmas present with a boring pair of socks inside.)

    Replies: @Almost Missouri

27. The Alarmist says:

    March 29, 2019 at 8:57 am GMT

    In general, this seems to be a characteristic type of logic of this decade: various celebrities deserve to be compensated for bad things that have happened to non-celebrities of their identity group.

    Well … yeah! And politicians show up to take the credit for making it possible.
28. Stan Adams says:

    March 29, 2019 at 11:13 am GMT • 100 Words

    @Almost Missouri

    @Stan Adams

    The striking thing about that case was how unembarrassed for herself the authoress was. She genuinely thought she had embarrassed the jocks who had sexually conquered her, who had probably been happily about it and now were getting it publicly confirmed. By contrast, everyone reading it thought, man what a skank this chick is. Really un-self-aware.

    Whatever Wave Feminism: destroying femininity.

    Replies: @Stan Adams

    She did men everywhere a favor. (Of course, the friend who leaked the document deserves most of the credit.) If every “empowered” young woman saw fit to provide prospective mates with a detailed accounting of her carousel rides, a few hopeless pedestal-polishers might get a taste of the red pill.

    Tom Wolfe probably got a kick out of reading her detailed chronicle of whoredom. (He set his novel of college-age debauchery, I Am Charlotte Simmons, at a thinly-disguised fictional version of Duke.)

    The tall baseball player with the small bat, on the other hand, could not have been overly thrilled to see his masculine shortcomings revealed to the entire world. (The slut likened him to an exquisitely-wrapped Christmas present with a boring pair of socks inside.)

    • Replies: @Almost Missouri

    @Stan Adams

    
    "The tall baseball player with the small bat"
     

    Lol, yeah in my first draft of the comment I included an exception about him, but I deleted it in the interest of brevity.
    
    Re-reading my comment I see that I also mistakenly deleted "bragging" from "... happily bragging about it ...".

    
    "an exquisitely-wrapped Christmas present with a boring pair of socks inside"
     

    A secondarily striking thing about the authoress was that she was not a bad writer. She wasn't just a dumb bimbo getting taken advantage of by jocks. She was fully complicit in her degradation. So, as you say, a good unintentional red-piller.
29. MarcB. says:

    March 29, 2019 at 6:15 pm GMT

    “I hope he wins,” Anderson added.

    So do I. Anything the NAACP does to further discredit itself is fine with me.
30. Nicholas Stix says: • Website

    March 29, 2019 at 10:09 pm GMT

    @Almost Missouri

    @ChrisZ

    Art Deco characterized the the modern black sense of entitlement, e.g., that Trayvon Martin had a right to thrash the neighborhood watch peasant, as embodying an "absolutely Bourbon conception of social relations".

    I thought that was apt. They deserve every award. No one may gainsay them, much less strike them. They may not be dis[respect]ed. If they come to your village/neighborhood, you should not have left. If you did leave, you may not come back. You may not desist paying tribute into their welfare state.

    The left may regard blacks as sacred, but to them this entitlement has been internalized as being aristocratic, even royal, hence Kangz and Kweenz.

    So I guess at this point we are awaiting the next French Revolution.

    Replies: @Nicholas Stix

    Isn’t the term for that, “sociopathy,” or even “collective sociopathy”?

    • Replies: @Almost Missouri

    @Nicholas Stix

    Probably, but what is the term for it when the victims of that sociopathy agree with the sociopaths?

    "Feudalism"?

    I thought "Bourbon" captured the state of things pretty well.

31. Nicholas Stix says: • Website

    March 29, 2019 at 10:14 pm GMT

    I thought the NAACP award for Smollett was for Best Hate Crime Hoax of Winter, or something.
32. Almost Missouri says:

    March 29, 2019 at 10:35 pm GMT

    @Nicholas Stix

    @Almost Missouri

    Isn't the term for that, "sociopathy," or even "collective sociopathy"?

    Replies: @Almost Missouri

    Probably, but what is the term for it when the victims of that sociopathy agree with the sociopaths?

    “Feudalism”?

    I thought “Bourbon” captured the state of things pretty well.
33. Almost Missouri says:

    March 29, 2019 at 10:46 pm GMT • 100 Words

    @Stan Adams

    @Almost Missouri

    She did men everywhere a favor. (Of course, the friend who leaked the document deserves most of the credit.) If every “empowered” young woman saw fit to provide prospective mates with a detailed accounting of her carousel rides, a few hopeless pedestal-polishers might get a taste of the red pill.
    
    Tom Wolfe probably got a kick out of reading her detailed chronicle of whoredom. (He set his novel of college-age debauchery, I Am Charlotte Simmons, at a thinly-disguised fictional version of Duke.)
    
    The tall baseball player with the small bat, on the other hand, could not have been overly thrilled to see his masculine shortcomings revealed to the entire world. (The slut likened him to an exquisitely-wrapped Christmas present with a boring pair of socks inside.)

    Replies: @Almost Missouri

    “The tall baseball player with the small bat”

    Lol, yeah in my first draft of the comment I included an exception about him, but I deleted it in the interest of brevity.

    Re-reading my comment I see that I also mistakenly deleted “bragging” from “… happily bragging about it …”.

    “an exquisitely-wrapped Christmas present with a boring pair of socks inside”

    A secondarily striking thing about the authoress was that she was not a bad writer. She wasn’t just a dumb bimbo getting taken advantage of by jocks. She was fully complicit in her degradation. So, as you say, a good unintentional red-piller.
34. Anonymous [AKA "Jim Cochran"] says:

    March 29, 2019 at 11:39 pm GMT • 100 Words

    @ChrisZ

    I was seated on a bus when a light-skinned black girl standing next to me began playing her monkey music next to my ear. When I told her to play with her phone somewhere else she immediately took offense, and when it was evident I didn’t give a damn she muttered something about me needing to learn manners.
    
    What struck me there and then was that blacks just feel too entitled, from a very young age, and there’s no coming back from that. We’re stuck now with an entire up-and-coming generation of blacks who have absorbed the vocabulary of civilized behavior, but have no idea what constitutes such behavior. They imagine instead that whatever they do instinctually is good; whoever questions them is bad.
    
    Once inculcated, moral sentiments—even perverse ones—are forever. No amount of re-education will correct them; no moral epiphany will make them fit for a high-trust, civil society. Smollett, who insists that we view back-room maneuvering as exoneration—and who will surely be supported in that fantasy by our sick elites—is just one example of black moral shallowness. There are millions more like him out there.

    Replies: @Almost Missouri, @Anonymous

    And I thought it was just me. Watch how a young black person behaves in a cross walk. Most people will put a little zip in their get along if they know they are blocking traffic. Not blacks. They either just keep going at the same pace or they will actually slow down.
35. MEH 0910 says:

    April 1, 2019 at 12:34 am GMT

    Chris Rock: Jussie Smollett, You Don’t Get No Respect From Me | Image Awards 50

    
36. TwistTie says:

    April 1, 2019 at 1:39 pm GMT

    An award for being a gay black Jew who failed at his hate hoax attempt. Black gay Jew priveledge folks! I will always get a laugh at Juicy saying “ fear MONGRELS” in his hilarious NBC tell all interview. The Smollett clan can go away now

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