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Meh, if you don’t eventually also show legs (and not just calves) people might wonder if you have something to hide
I used to not be proud of my legs, until I put the work in | ||
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If being alt right now means being like basically sane and normal, sure I guess I'm alt right | |||
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I would like to debate him on some things tho. Like I know it’s hard to pick a perfectly fitting analogy on the spur of a moment, but right off the bat in the video he compares a trans person asking for the pronouns to be respected to any other adult who politely asks to be called by a different name. Like I don’t go by “x” anymore, please call me “y”, usually a reversal of their formal or nickname And that’s fine, that analogy fits. What really matters is what happens if neither request is respected. For example, if I don’t like someone who goes by “James” and hates being called Jim, I might just call him Jim. Why? Because, fuck Jim. I’d call him James if he was my friend and I liked him, but if I didn’t like him, why would I honor his request? And then what happens to me if I don’t? Well, James would be pissed at me but that’s it. I wouldn’t lose my job. I wouldn’t be threatened with arrest. I wouldn’t be accused of violence towards Jim So while the requests are similar, refusal creates very different consequences. Refusing one is much worse than refusing another, I think everyone can agree on that And since I don’t have time atm to finish the rest of the Sam Seder video, let’s watch a classic clip of a newscaster who had beef with sportsball player deliberately calling him by the wrong name: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v= | |||
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He did mention their official excuse though, which was "well, in 2016 it was a problem, but then they totally fixed it for 2020". Like yeah I'm sure it took until the year 2020 for one of the tech engineers in charge of the most consequential election in the world to learn about the concept of hacking, which has been well known and understood since the inception of computer networks in like the late 1970's. I think maybe it's more likely that dems are just power hungry two faced corrupt assholes who have absolutely no respect for the intelligence of the average american, just like all politicians. | |||
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I don't think sam seder is unintelligent but that's kind of why he's so frustrating, he just lockstep adheres to liberal orthodoxy even when it's so insane that I can't believe he doesn't know better. Quote:
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Last edited by Ooloo; 08-14-2023 at 08:38 PM..
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Democrats who claimed the 2016 election was stolen or otherwise unfairly won, would be wrong. (Though I do have some things to say about fairness and the electoral college, that's a separate issue). | |||
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