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Fuck off.sintzu wrote: Sun May 26, 2019 7:43 pm The left are just as extreme on political issues just as much as the right is. The correct answer is usually found in the middle, a place where both parties refuse to look at. Acting like one party is always right while the other is always wrong is the exact problem both face and the reaosn nothing gets resolved, your reply being an example of this.
Have you actually thought about this false equivalency? One side is campaigning against discrimination against women, people of colour and the LGBTQIA community, and the other side wants nothing to change because they benefit from the status quo/are bigots/are stupid.
One side of this argument is being oppressed and you're asking them to be civil and reasonable about their human rights.
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To be fair, the political left/right dichotomy is about more than that, it's also about economic models, international relations, religious expression, gun rights, etc.Captain Awesome wrote: Mon May 27, 2019 3:56 amFuck off.sintzu wrote: Sun May 26, 2019 7:43 pm The left are just as extreme on political issues just as much as the right is. The correct answer is usually found in the middle, a place where both parties refuse to look at. Acting like one party is always right while the other is always wrong is the exact problem both face and the reaosn nothing gets resolved, your reply being an example of this.
Have you actually thought about this false equivalency? One side is campaigning against discrimination against women, people of colour and the LGBTQIA community, and the other side wants nothing to change because they benefit from the status quo/are bigots/are stupid.
One side of this argument is being oppressed and you're asking them to be civil and reasonable about their human rights.
I would imagine that very few people go out and vote Republican thinking that they're doing it because they want minorities to have fewer rights.
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Oh sure, but on the left those economic policies are informed by progressive social values. Things like a living wage, accessible healthcare and access to education weren’t born in a vacuum, there is no incidental business case attached to a progressive political movement.Polyphase Avatron wrote: Mon May 27, 2019 4:06 amTo be fair, the political left/right dichotomy is about more than that, it's also about economic models, international relations, religious expression, gun rights, etc.Captain Awesome wrote: Mon May 27, 2019 3:56 amFuck off.sintzu wrote: Sun May 26, 2019 7:43 pm The left are just as extreme on political issues just as much as the right is. The correct answer is usually found in the middle, a place where both parties refuse to look at. Acting like one party is always right while the other is always wrong is the exact problem both face and the reaosn nothing gets resolved, your reply being an example of this.
Have you actually thought about this false equivalency? One side is campaigning against discrimination against women, people of colour and the LGBTQIA community, and the other side wants nothing to change because they benefit from the status quo/are bigots/are stupid.
One side of this argument is being oppressed and you're asking them to be civil and reasonable about their human rights.
I would imagine that very few people go out and vote Republican thinking that they're doing it because they want minorities to have fewer rights.
I know I came down hard but this kind of toothless centrism is such a stunted, intellectually cowardly way to view the world.
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Soppa's being a troll, just ignore him.
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Bare in mind, Doctor King was assassinated just as he was beginning to shift his fight to the working poor, something that would have been even bigger in scale than the already massive Civil Rights Act that he helped win. Ultimately, the final key to helping kill bigotry will be the universalization of welfare programs so that poor minorities cannot be looked down upon and blame by conservatives, as Reagan did.
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Another, terribly overlooked, factor is the set of philosophical positions that support said political positions/movements. A lot of stock conservative positions on issues tend to stem from blatant epistemic and metaphysical errors (superstition and scientific illiteracy chief among the former). Or, at the very least, are, philosophically speaking, blatantly at odds with one another.Captain Awesome wrote: Mon May 27, 2019 3:56 am Have you actually thought about this false equivalency? One side is campaigning against discrimination against women, people of colour and the LGBTQIA community, and the other side wants nothing to change because they benefit from the status quo/are bigots/are stupid.
One side of this argument is being oppressed and you're asking them to be civil and reasonable about their human rights.
That'll be an important step, but it won't be the final key. Not even close.JulieYBM wrote: Mon May 27, 2019 8:27 amUltimately, the final key to helping kill bigotry will be the universalization of welfare programs so that poor minorities cannot be looked down upon and blame by conservatives, as Reagan did.
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just a head's up, i'm nonbinary and use they/them pronouns. also like i am a leftist so i do believe most of the stuff i've posted.
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This doesn't change what you're doing, which is not contributing very much to discussion.Soppa Saia People wrote: Mon May 27, 2019 1:05 pmjust a head's up, i'm nonbinary and use they/them pronouns. also like i am a leftist so i do believe most of the stuff i've posted.
I say this not to pretend I'm a mod (god knows I don't need that), but because I can perfectly see someone taking this pair of messages out of context and saying "see? these Kanzenshuu SJWs will accept anyone who isn't a straight white guy! Gamers are so oppressed!". Like it doesn't justify anything when you just say "we need communism" and then link to a song when people say "uh maybe that's not 100% the case". And that's not me being an enlightened economic philosopher or whatever, I just don't think there's really any plan that works and I have ZERO trust in anyone at Washington to """do communism right""". And that's me, someone who generally is very critical of capitalism. After all, the decision to fuck up the new Blu-Rays, constantly bring back shit from Z that nobody wants, and wait around two decades to fire an obvious serial harasser, were all financially-motivated decisions.
I've been trying to not lean too hard into this recent governmental/political discussion since I just got out of a big stupid back-and-forth and I know stuff has gotten pretty far off the Vic topic anyway, but I do feel there are times worth maybe disagreeing or not acting like moral absolutists when someone's attitude, regardless of their politics, isn't leading to the best discussion.
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So we need to coddle the self-proclaimed cishet gamers taking zero time to understand the context of the discussion and/or apply critical thinking skills? Those cishet gamers sure do sound like a bunch of snowflakes.Shaddy wrote: Mon May 27, 2019 2:47 pm I say this not to pretend I'm a mod (god knows I don't need that), but because I can perfectly see someone taking this pair of messages out of context and saying "see? these Kanzenshuu SJWs will accept anyone who isn't a straight white guy! Gamers are so oppressed!". Like it doesn't justify anything when you just say "we need communism" and then link to a song when people say "uh maybe that's not 100% the case". And that's not me being an enlightened economic philosopher or whatever, I just don't think there's really any plan that works and I have ZERO trust in anyone at Washington to """do communism right""". And that's me, someone who generally is very critical of capitalism. After all, the decision to fuck up the new Blu-Rays, constantly bring back shit from Z that nobody wants, and wait around two decades to fire an obvious serial harasser, were all financially-motivated decisions.
I've been trying to not lean too hard into this recent governmental/political discussion since I just got out of a big stupid back-and-forth and I know stuff has gotten pretty far off the Vic topic anyway, but I do feel there are times worth maybe disagreeing or not acting like moral absolutists when someone's attitude, regardless of their politics, isn't leading to the best discussion.
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...Nnnnnoooooo? I'm just saying that this one-line-a-message "commies rise up" shtick isn't really helpful to discussion and is easy to misinterpret or misrepresent, but we should probably be acting more intelligent than a bunch of dumbasses, yes. And just as much as supporting a non-binary view of gender and sexuality would have you dismissed by that group, it doesn't necessarily validate that behavior here.
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Okay, apologies. You didn't exactly have that in your signature like Julie does, and I kinda assumed from the avatar.Soppa Saia People wrote: Mon May 27, 2019 1:05 pmjust a head's up, i'm nonbinary and use they/them pronouns. also like i am a leftist so i do believe most of the stuff i've posted.
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I think you're compartmentalizing things into a very narrow view, Now i'm not any centrist either and I have my own ideas of how people should their lives. People, humans, have quite diverse views on how to live and how economy should be managed, and which laws should be in place, when you have hundreds of millions of people forced to follow one specific thing there will always be dissent, and sometimes that pushes people to rely more on the government to establish those laws with force. For example, during reconstruction the people of the south still didn't want to accept that the north won, and so they resisted politically and with normal people(citizens) as well, the federal government had to send troops to enforce those laws. When radical new things come about, resistance will always come and because of that resistance the government has to do something about it or that dissent will grow. Over time people rely more on government power which gives them more power, what happens when that power grows and someone takes office, say someone right wing who now have greater power? all those left wing radical changes will be undone for radical right wing changes. What happens if a Hitler takes power? it'll be to late to turn back. My point is the scales tipping too far in any one direction can create irrevocable damage, now that doesn't mean maintaining the status quo either, politics change with generations, the issue is America has created this illusion of a scale that only goes left or right, it's why Europeans laugh at us, European countries have far more than two parties, much more diverse than just left or right.JulieYBM wrote: Thu May 23, 2019 1:01 amBecause 'centrism' is just maintaining the already very corrupt, right-wing status quo of men getting away with oppressing women and other minorities and then having the gall to turn around and both-sides-ism them to death, as if they have a legitimate view.MasenkoHA wrote: Wed May 22, 2019 11:49 pmHmm? By definition the centrism position is neither right wing or left.JulieYBM wrote: Wed May 22, 2019 11:21 pm
I didn't call you right-wing, I said the centrist position was right-wing.
I don’t know why people are trying to politicize this. You can be right wing and have the good sense to realize that Mignogna is a creep who needs to be barred from conventions and what not.
Pretty sure being against sexual harassment and having the common sense to realize if a bunch of women with no relation to each other have been saying the same thing for years then its gonna be true is not a left or right thing. It’s a human decency thing
I'd also argue one could call themselves 'right-wing' and not actually know their position on any given policy could be left-wing.
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Man, looking on twitter, I don't understand how so much people, whom many are fans of superheroes both in comics and anime, can be such retards and so much detached from the role models they grew up on.
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A good number of people believe that someone is automatically good and can do no wrong if they're rich and popular. If some middle class or poor person did the same things a popular person did you'd see everyone and their pet throw the book at them.MCDaveG wrote: Wed May 29, 2019 12:08 pmI don't understand how people, whom are fans of superheroes both in comics and anime, can be so detached from the role models they grew up on.
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So the only place he can go is somewhere everyone can curbstomp him at a moment's noticeMr.Saturn99 wrote: Wed May 29, 2019 2:30 pm It wasn't shared here that Mignogna was reduced to making mall appearances, right? Not only was that cancelled, but the venue's changed from that to a dojo.

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Interesting that one of the guys hosting it is one of the higher up staff members from Kameha Con. I've definitely seen some of those guys trying to play the "I just want to learn the truth, so I have no opinion" card regarding the Vic situation, but outright hosting an event for him paints a pretty clear picture of where their loyalties lie (not that I'm saying the actions of one staff member represent the whole organization, but it matches with the vibe I got from them). I have wondered if cancelling him in the first place was something they only did because they were "supposed" to, and once his lawyer started making threats for contract breach that they gladly brought him back on because now they "had" to 

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Monica and Ron have filed another legal motion. Highly recommended reading -- it's them calling out Vic for skipping his deposition. A Dallas journalist with knowledge of a relevant hearing today also shared the judge's dissatisfaction with Mr. Beard.
Oh, and guess who also got called out complete with visual evidence?
Oh, and guess who also got called out complete with visual evidence?
More "character attacks", as I'm certain his defense force would claim.10. Plaintiff’s actions outside of this lawsuit have proven that his request for
confidentiality is a disingenuous and he is wasting the courts valuable time and resources.
Plaintiff’s attorneys have appeared on episodes of the YouTube channel for Rekieta Law
describing the facts of the case, the pleadings and the Defendants, providing images of evidence
they intend to use in the case, and discussing their legal strategy. Rekieta Law is a YouTube
channel that describes on its own webpage the following: “He's a lawyer who lawsplains [sic]
legal topics to the internet, fueled by whiskey and rage.” Plaintiff’s attorneys are sharing
information about the case with Nick Rekieta, the creator of the YouTube channel, to be
disbursed to Plaintiff’s fanbase and viewers of Rekieta Law. Many of Rekieta Law’s episodes
have over 75,000 views from different individuals. Furthermore, Plaintiff’s attorneys have even
attempted to sell merchandise (patches and t-shirts) in support of Ty Beard and Plaintiff with the
slogan “Fear the Beard” as a way to intimidate Defendants and rile up the fanbase of Plaintiff.9
The amount of publicity and public attention that Plaintiff voluntarily created, and continues to
create, regarding this case shows that he has no actual concern for the protection of
confidentiality or the sensitivity of the subject matter.
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So once again I state for emphasis, this is the dude Vic has chosen to continue to employ as his legal representation.
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