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[TheRejectionist]

Yeah, they hate 'identitarians'; they consider CRT and its derivations a corruption of Marxist thought.

I am a former somewhat commie-ish (though the degree which Italian neo-communists or post-communist or whatever the blabber is about now and was then) and I am baffled how the fuck that wing of communism went from left-leaning nationalist to copying the American left who believes the only thing important are LGBT people and...pro-immigration?

 

[Husky_Khan]

The Ne-Yo (Yo) Saga.

The initial nontroversial remarks where the rapper Ne-Yo said five year olds shouldn't consent to gender transition care.

I feel like the parents have almost forgotten what the role of a parent is," he began. "If your little boy comes up to you and says 'Daddy I wanna be a girl,' you just let him rock with that? Where did he get that? If you let this 5-year-old little boy eat candy all day, he's gonna do that. Like, when did it become a good idea to let a 5-year-old, a 6-year-old, a 12-year-old make a life-changing decision?"

Painful violent verbiage...

A template for craven celebrity apologies was released soonafterwards.



And Ne-Yo stated soonafter it was a publicist that put up that apology.

 

[Captain X]

Never apologize. That's just blood in the water for these freaks.

 

[PsihoKekec]

 

[Abhorsen]

They sorta do through amber alerts? Also, the Center for Missing and Exploited Children has a tally, I believe. The US, at least, is pretty on top of this.

But yeah, people do pay attention to these things, but most of the children that go missing for longer than a few days.

We've actually gotten a ton better about recovering missing children as well. In 1990, the amount was 62%, in 2007 it was 96%, and now its 97%, (note that going from 96% to 97% is a ~25% decrease in missing children/year).

In 2011, 94% of kids were recovered in 72 hours.

A very large number of the children reported missing are those found in a few days, and these are the kids who just ran away. The next most common is a custody dispute kidnapping. There's a reason stories like The Sound of Freedom happen outside of the US: the US is on top of this problem.

It ain't perfect, no one thinks that. But it is really, really good at stopping this in the US.

Thought I'd just drop a white pill.

 

[Captain X]

I'd say he's making more of a commentary on the media and how they obsessed over how many new cases there were each day until fairly recently.

 

[TheRejectionist]

They sorta do through amber alerts? Also, the Center for Missing and Exploited Children has a tally, I believe. The US, at least, is pretty on top of this.

But yeah, people do pay attention to these things, but most of the children that go missing for longer than a few days.

We've actually gotten a ton better about recovering missing children as well. In 1990, the amount was 62%, in 2007 it was 96%, and now its 97%, (note that going from 96% to 97% is a ~25% decrease in missing children/year).

In 2011, 94% of kids were recovered in 72 hours.

A very large number of the children reported missing are those found in a few days, and these are the kids who just ran away. The next most common is a custody dispute kidnapping. There's a reason stories like The Sound of Freedom happen outside of the US: the US is on top of this problem.

It ain't perfect, no one thinks that. But it is really, really good at stopping this in the US.

Thought I'd just drop a white pill.

I think it is good because you guys have a very Germanic tendency of keeping track of numbers and statistics.

 

[Husky_Khan]

Not even a based advertisement by Nipponese McDonalds.



But the ree'ing on the internet makes it so!



Oh wait a minute, this one hits even harder then the controversy.

Spoiler

 

[ParadiseLost]

Its especially funny that people are calling the couple white or interracial.

The couple is Japanese.

I also find it funny how unintentionally racist the comments are from some people who seem to think that anime is the sum of all Japanese culture.

 

[Skitzyfrenic]

Light Skin = Whytes.

You know, completely ignoring that there are Japanese people with naturally red hair and pale skin. As in 'before the Whyte man ruined Glorious Nippon' naturally.

But that would require them to know things instead of just feeling them.

 

[Husky_Khan]

Its especially funny that people are calling the couple white or interracial.

The couple is Japanese.

I also find it funny how unintentionally racist the comments are from some people who seem to think that anime is the sum of all Japanese culture.

Was Japanese.

White People have hatefully culturally appropriated it. Smh.

 

[TheRejectionist]

 

[Husky_Khan]

Kat Von D, the reality star tattoo artist, apparently had a public conversion to CHRIST and we have the mostly peaceful Anti-fascists and Black Lives Matter activists to thank for it... partly anyways.

A story worthy of the City of Angels.

"My husband and I, we look at a Rolodex of friends that we have, and the ones that are dictating their life through that, and they're leading their life through that, and they're making their decisions through tarot or, you know, some of the witchcraft stuff … they're all so miserable," she said. "They're the most broke people. Usually, most of them are single; they don't have stability — and I'm talking about both financial and the love around them, right?"

"There's always this drama and dread and doom and gloom," she continued. "I was one of them, you know. … I would look around at my Christian friends, and I'm like, they're not perfect by any means, but I want what you have, you know? Like, I love the light that you have."

Since making the changes, Von D said that she feels like a whole new person: a better mom, a better wife, etc.

"I feel like I'm the best wife and the best mother I can be now because of the changes that I've had. It's like a deprogramming has taken place. Things that I used to find attractive are disgusting to me, you know? And it's like, I wish I could put into words like how amazing those changes are," she said.

Kat Von D Opens up on Becoming Christian: ‘It’s Like a Deprogramming Has Taken Place’

Famous tattoo artist and fashion mogul Kat Von D opened up about her recent and publicized conversion to Christianity.

www.breitbart.com

She even gone baptizin...



And despite being a vampire she didn't melt!

 

[PsihoKekec]

And despite being a vampire she didn't melt!

Which means that faith is good, but firepower (and good old wooden stake) is better.

 

[Husky_Khan]

Yesss Good... Good...

Since his 2015 "Deep in the Heart of Texas," the famed comedian has consistently used his Netflix specials to poke fun at those he calls "the alphabet people." With every subsequent special — from "The Age of Spin" in 2017 to "Sticks and Stones" and "Equanimity" (also both 2017) to 2020's "The Closer" — Chapelle has cast aspersions on this community. Each performance harks back to the previous performances' controversies. To consume Chappelle's art is to be consumed by the controversies triggered by Chappelle's art!

And controversies there are! For nearly a decade, the virtuoso comic has been embroiled in countless scrums and running battles with the LGBTQ community. In "The Dreamer," Chappelle shows no sign of surrender, let alone growth or wisdom born of experience.

Instead, he goes all in. He goes all out, he doubles down on a fight he clearly relishes. But it leads me to ask: Why repeatedly antagonize a minority group that already encounters every form of discrimination and has begged him to stop?

Let the comedy flow through you...

Dave Chappelle can't stop punching down. And that's not the worst part.

His anti-LGBTQ provocations are changing his comedy and maybe even Chappelle himself.

www.msnbc.com

 

[TheRejectionist]

Yesss Good... Good...



Let the comedy flow through you...

Dave Chappelle can't stop punching down. And that's not the worst part.

His anti-LGBTQ provocations are changing his comedy and maybe even Chappelle himself.

www.msnbc.com

I don't know what it is more surprising : that he lives in Texas OR that they are surprised he hasn't stopped.

 

[Husky_Khan]

Oh man just started watching it and we're already laughing out loud. Not even ten minutes in and he's already making fun of Transpeople and former Republican Congressman Madison Cawthorne. The best part about the latter is he's not even attacking Cawthorns politics or personally, it's all started with jokes about the disabled.

 

[Captain X]

Chappelle dropped some thoughtcrime on his new special that I can’t repeat in this headline and it would ruin the joke if I did 💀

This is from Dave Chappelle's newest Netflix show and it's one of the best jokes I have ever heard.

notthebee.com

 

[Yinko]

Chappelle dropped some thoughtcrime on his new special that I can’t repeat in this headline and it would ruin the joke if I did 💀

This is from Dave Chappelle's newest Netflix show and it's one of the best jokes I have ever heard.

notthebee.com

I listened to it, it's honestly just an ok joke. People are making it a way bigger deal than it is, for better or worse, because it's a smack to the jaw, not because its a masterpiece of humor.

 

[SoliFortissimi]

I have no doubt that by now, almost anyone who doesn't actually watch his shows (the majority of the population) is convinced that all he does is tell X-phobic jokes.