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Posted by Anonymous
- March 20, 2019, 03:18:10 PMI think you misunderstand what Seoul meant.Quote from: "Fashionista"
I think that if I did, that Seoul is big enough and bad enough to correct me, wholly unaided. I also think that such an exchange will not prove any tangible threat past a few possibly ruffled feathers, unlike certain triggered wiggers in the South Pacific in their rush to betray their own race.
I am acting on my own and not as an agent of anyone..
After posting with someone for a number of years you get to know their style, when they're being facetious and when their
My guess is it would take much more than misunderstanding to get under his thick skin.
Posted by Anonymous
- March 20, 2019, 03:16:12 PMPosted by Anonymous
- March 20, 2019, 03:09:09 PMI think you misunderstand what Seoul meant.Quote from: "Fashionista"
I think that if I did, that Seoul is big enough and bad enough to correct me, wholly unaided. I also think that such an exchange will not prove any tangible threat past a few possibly ruffled feathers, unlike certain triggered wiggers in the South Pacific in their rush to betray their own race.
Posted by Anonymous
- March 20, 2019, 01:26:26 PMI read the manifesto earlier by the way. I was amazed at just how much of it echoed the views I have read from various posters here.Quote from: "Guest"
Guest posters.
Sounds like it was stolen right out of the Justin Trudeau election playbook. Right beside Trudeau's stick man art.
Riiiiiight, because Justin Trudeau is famous for his policy of slamming the door in the face of middle eastern "refugees" and advocating for a White Canada immigration policy... just who are you trying to kid with your low-rent libtard-styled troll? Try taking off the blindfold I gave you and taking a closer look. I need those boot laces back anyhow.
I think you misunderstand what Seoul meant.
Posted by Anonymous
- March 20, 2019, 11:54:40 AMI read the manifesto earlier by the way. I was amazed at just how much of it echoed the views I have read from various posters here.Quote from: "Guest"
Guest posters.
Sounds like it was stolen right out of the Justin Trudeau election playbook. Right beside Trudeau's stick man art.
Riiiiiight, because Justin Trudeau is famous for his policy of slamming the door in the face of middle eastern "refugees" and advocating for a White Canada immigration policy... just who are you trying to kid with your low-rent libtard-styled troll? Try taking off the blindfold I gave you and taking a closer look. I need those boot laces back anyhow.
Posted by Anonymous
- March 20, 2019, 11:23:52 AMI read the manifesto earlier by the way. I was amazed at just how much of it echoed the views I have read from various posters here.Quote from: "Guest"
Guest posters.
Sounds like it was stolen right out of the Justin Trudeau election playbook. Right beside Trudeau's stick man art.
Posted by caskur
- March 20, 2019, 10:46:59 AMI read the manifesto earlier by the way. I was amazed at just how much of it echoed the views I have read from various posters here.Quote from: "Guest"
Yes. Middle class people of varying nationalities are fed up paying for the self inflicted "victims".
The left are quite happy to waste money. . . BORROWED MONEY. . . and gve that money to 3rd world despots to bank in their Swiss bank accounts.
Our children will have to payback the debts occuring and their world is grossly depleted.
The world has become a nasty place.
War is imminent. You better go join a preppers group.
Posted by Anonymous
- March 20, 2019, 10:00:11 AMI read the manifesto earlier by the way. I was amazed at just how much of it echoed the views I have read from various posters here.Quote from: "Guest"
Guest posters.
Seoulbro, Iron Horse Jockey, Herman and Bricktop specifically. I'm not under any illusions that any of them are about to pick up an Armalite and start mowing down radicals any time soon, but they aren't wholly divorced from the gunman's ideology either. Neither are you I suspect. That's okay, believe it or not. You are allowed to find some common ground with others without having to take on everything they insist is truth or the measures they choose to push it, no matter how loudly anyone claims otherwise. The shooter for all his faults and failings had a better than average intellect, not the sort of thing a prime minister would want highlighted if their haste to portray him as a one dimensional terrorist whackjob with no redeeming qualities whatsoever.
Why else do you think they outlawed their citizens from having access to his writings? Sticks and stones may break your bones, but words cause permanent damage? Sure, and I have a bridge to sell you.
Posted by Anonymous
- March 20, 2019, 08:48:56 AMI read the manifesto earlier by the way. I was amazed at just how much of it echoed the views I have read from various posters here.Quote from: "Guest"
Guest posters.
Posted by Anonymous
- March 20, 2019, 05:38:01 AMPosted by Anonymous
- March 19, 2019, 10:00:58 PMBanning individual websites to protect "citizens" is akin to running around with a single umbrella during a tropical downpour to keep everyone dry.Quote from: "Bricktop"
When governments begin to decide what you can and cannot see or hear, the barbarians have already won.https://www.saidit.net/s/censorship/comments/ga6/4chan_8chan_and_voat_banned_in_australia/"> https://www.saidit.net/s/censorship/com ... australia/">https://www.saidit.net/s/censorship/comments/ga6/4chan_8chan_and_voat_banned_in_australia/
Further reading
Later in her address to the House of Representatives, Ms Ardern indicated social media companies could face action - potentially putting New Zealand, and in particular its popular leader, on a collision course with the likes of Facebook and YouTube.Quote
She told MPs she would examine what could be done "on the international stage and in unison with our partners" - hinting she was considering building an international coalition if she takes on the companies.
"We cannot simply sit back and accept these platforms exist and what is said on them is not the responsibility of the place where they are published - they are the publisher, not just the postman."
"There cannot be a case of all profit, no responsibility," warned Ms Ardern.
Ardern doing her best Mongela Merkel impersonation, looking to pressure US businesses into doing things the foreigner's way, when the truth is the best she can hope for is to beat her own country's ISPs into submission, kick out the VPNs and send the jackboot squads around to anyone who makes so much as a peep about the effective nationalization of that avenue of the media.
Does this not remind you of anything? An authoritarian European despot from the mid 20th century perhaps?
Posted by Anonymous
- March 19, 2019, 09:09:59 PMPosted by Anonymous
- March 19, 2019, 09:00:41 PMBanning individual websites to protect "citizens" is akin to running around with a single umbrella during a tropical downpour to keep everyone dry.Quote from: "Bricktop"
When governments begin to decide what you can and cannot see or hear, the barbarians have already won.
Posted by Bricktop
- March 19, 2019, 08:26:10 PMWhen governments begin to decide what you can and cannot see or hear, the barbarians have already won.
Posted by Anonymous
- March 19, 2019, 08:07:41 PMI think I do. Any hint of violence in the face of globalism is condemned, whereas violence against nationalists is not only tolerable, it is actively applauded and rewarded. That's the message I'm getting anyway.Quote from: "Guest"
That was quite the double standard in punishment in the Southern hemisphere.
We should probably not kick up too much of a stink about it. The Australian and New Zealand governments have already started banning entire websites for sharing copies of his video and manifesto andit would be a terrible shame if your valued Australian posters suddenly found they were unable to browse your site.