War Room Lounge v64

[MMAisGod]

Beethoven's Symphony No.7 in A major op.92 - II, Allegretto is the greatest piece of music that will ever exist. Nothing will convince me otherwise.

 

[Social Distance Warrior]

this is one of Sam Jackson's best films and performances.

I think, only Pulp Fiction ranks higher.

 

[Fawlty]

Posted this to the Epstein thread, but some of you might find it interesting. It's a podcast that goes in depth into the Epstein conspiracy. It started around when he was attacked in prison and has been updated regularly as events have unfolded.
https://soundcloud.com/trueanonpod
Pretty funny, self-aware, coherent, and maddening. They cover things from Tartaglione's potential involvement,Epstein's butler, Cernovich's disinformation campaign and connection to Dershowitz, Bill Barr's father, and Kevin Spacey's implicit threat to the Royal Family. Enter at your own risk.
@Fawlty iirc, you are skeptical to a conspiracy? Maybe check this out when you get a chance

I reject arguments that Epstein was murdered because the arguments are horrible, but I think my hard stance on that has got people thinking I believe there wasn't an absolute ton of shady stuff going on with him. Will def. take a listen, thx.

 

[Higus]

@Higus blow me you miserable little whore.

wHy DoN't YoU AddResS tHe ArGuMenT?

 

[Jack V Savage]

Beethoven's Symphony No.7 in A major op.92 - II, Allegretto is the greatest piece of music that will ever exist. Nothing will convince me otherwise.

Challenge accepted:

this is one of Sam Jackson's best films and performances.

I think, only Pulp Fiction ranks higher.

Jackie Brown and the Long Kiss Goodnight are better, IMO.

 

[tonni]

wow, i didn't take you for a trump boy juggernaut. you didn't know that he's a failed business man that has gone broke 4 times?

The perks of being born rich

 

[Social Distance Warrior]

Challenge accepted:





Jackie Brown and the Long Kiss Goodnight are better, IMO.

Jackie brown, I can see where you're coming from, but long Kiss goodnight!?!?!?

 

[EL CORINTHIAN]

I don't think you laid out any inconsistencies. What I think it comes down to is that you're confusing conservatism (a specific ideology) for rightism (a broad grouping of ideologies). And that you're assuming that American political culture stopped with the founding (and hence conservatism inherently means conserving our left-liberal founding tradition--leaving no place for understanding leftism).

This is actually funny because I actually indict you of doing the very same thing. But again this is getting cyclical since it's been cleared up previously. Any-hoo until next time.

One day I'll need some help when it comes to economic thought on the left. I'll come with questions.

wHy DoN't YoU AddResS tHe ArGuMenT?

 

[Trotsky]

Have you seen Pan's Labyrinth? Virtually identical:

Spoiler

Cheap.

Actually identical:

 

[Jack V Savage]

Jackie brown, I can see where you're coming from, but long Kiss goodnight!?!?!?

Have you seen it?

This is actually funny because I actually indict you of doing the very same thing. But again this is getting cyclical since it's been cleared up previously. Any-hoo until next time.

One day I'll need some help when it comes to economic thought on the left. I'll come with questions.

As to the first point, you never offered a reason to redefine the spectrum except to claim that rightism is about preserving the status quo, which describes conservatism but not rightism. So that's why I think you're confusing the two. You also didn't give a reason why one would define the left in terms of gov't "size."

OK.

 

[Social Distance Warrior]

Have you seen it?



As to the first point, you never offered a reason to redefine the spectrum except to claim that rightism is about preserving the status quo, which describes conservatism but not rightism. So that's why I think you're confusing the two. You also didn't give a reason why one would define the left in terms of gov't "size."

OK.

of course Ive seen it, the one with Geena Davis right?

 

[EL CORINTHIAN]

Have you seen it?



As to the first point, you never offered a reason to redefine the spectrum except to claim that rightism is about preserving the status quo, which describes conservatism but not rightism. So that's why I think you're confusing the two. You also didn't give a reason why one would define the left in terms of gov't "size."

OK.

Oh no it's all in there. I assure you.

 

[Social Distance Warrior]

Have you seen it?



As to the first point, you never offered a reason to redefine the spectrum except to claim that rightism is about preserving the status quo, which describes conservatism but not rightism. So that's why I think you're confusing the two. You also didn't give a reason why one would define the left in terms of gov't "size."

OK.

187 is also grossly underrated.

 

[Higus]

this is one of Sam Jackson's best films and performances.

I think, only Pulp Fiction ranks higher.

Django?

 

[Higus]

I reject arguments that Epstein was murdered because the arguments are horrible, but I think my hard stance on that has got people thinking I believe there wasn't an absolute ton of shady stuff going on with him. Will def. take a listen, thx.

If nothing else, the pod will probably give you an idea on the humongous scope of the shady stuff going on.

 

[Social Distance Warrior]

Django?

personally, I thought in this film was good, not great.

 

[Gregolian]

Django?

Django and Hateful Eight I STILL feel like all it is is Tarantino seeing how many times he can drop a certain word and keeps SLJ in the movies so he can do the:
"See, my black friend doesn't care"

Shtick.


"We was in Special Ops"
"Y'all shoulda been in Special Ed"

 

[PolishHeadlock2]

187 is also grossly underrated.

187 is awesome, peak Samuel L in that one

 

[My Spot]

Beethoven's Symphony No.7 in A major op.92 - II, Allegretto is the greatest piece of music that will ever exist. Nothing will convince me otherwise.

Not even the best Beethoven song.

 

[MMAisGod]

@Trotsky @kpt018

To stay in context from our inbox chat, I'll post this here-

I'll go anecdotal.

One of my close friends and coworkers is a hardcore Trump supporter. I'm talking MAGA hat at the BBQ, 8 guns in the house with her husband who is an Air Force pilot, red blooded American types. If you look at her physically however, she's your everyday slim cutesy always smiling 30ish year old 9-5 corporate accounting employee type. However, she is wildly successful for her age, incredibly smart, a good human. If you ask her why she supports Trump over a list of candidates (I myself have asked her this) she'll give you completely logical and thoughtful points as to why. I don't agree with her position much in regards to Trump, but she is very educated on both policy and history, much more than I ever could be, so I enjoy my discussions/debates with her. On top of that, she's a humanitarian type, one of the few who do volunteering outside of company events, donating large amounts to causes, has two pets she took in that were battered, etc. To have a position of "I'd instantly stop talking to her" over her political position is like the mind blow of mindblowing to me.

Yea there are some radical idiots on TV yelling out MAGA America Firsttttt, but a lot of them, the somewhat educated and above at least, are nothing like the perception. It would be like saying all liberals are highly emotional purple haired college failures who can't get a date. None of that is close to reality for either side. They are the extremes.