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A graphic photo of an aborted fetus. Usually displayed without warning by anti-abortion activists who are seeking to shock audiences into opposing abortion. But such photos may also just be used for generalized shock value, like the traditional Goatse.
Randall Terry says he is running for president in 2024 because he wants to run abortion goatse ads on national television.
Randall Terry thinks seeing abortion goatses on TV will convince Americans to oppose abortion like he does, but more likely, it will just convince Americans that he is a crazy person.
Randall Terry thinks seeing abortion goatses on TV will convince Americans to oppose abortion like he does, but more likely, it will just convince Americans that he is a crazy person.
by Unstable Sub-Genius April 29, 2024
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My roommate kept nagging me a lot by saying I needed to take NyQuil, even though I actually had pinkeye and it wouldn’t have helped any. I know he thinks he’s caring for me, but he really doesn’t understand what he’s talking about. It’s not his fault though; he has Down Syndrome, so this is just the Downing-Kruger effect in action.
by Unstable Sub-Genius February 12, 2024
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(In)famous examples of such include:
-Kanye West (due to being Black)
-Varg Vikernes (due to his eccentricity, possible autism, and criminal history)
-Nick “A. Wyatt Mann” Bougas (due to his ties to the Church of Satan, “degenerate” shock-rocker GG Allin, and trash/grindhouse cinema, among other things)
-Any gay or transgender Nazi
-Nazi furries
-People who identify as both Nazis and incels
-Nazi Satanists (many of the original Nazis did harbor misgivings about Christianity, some even considered themselves pagan, but they would have drawn the line at overt Satanism)
Borderline cases may include:
-Louis Farrakhan (he has praised Hitler on a few occasions, but his overall worldview is primarily rooted in Afrocentrism rather than European-style fascism)
-Bronze Age Pervert (it’s debatable whether he’s really a “Nazi” or not, although his belief system is fairly close to theirs; he is also a Jew and a Zionist)
(In)famous examples of such include:
-Kanye West (due to being Black)
-Varg Vikernes (due to his eccentricity, possible autism, and criminal history)
-Nick “A. Wyatt Mann” Bougas (due to his ties to the Church of Satan, “degenerate” shock-rocker GG Allin, and trash/grindhouse cinema, among other things)
-Any gay or transgender Nazi
-Nazi furries
-People who identify as both Nazis and incels
-Nazi Satanists (many of the original Nazis did harbor misgivings about Christianity, some even considered themselves pagan, but they would have drawn the line at overt Satanism)
Borderline cases may include:
-Louis Farrakhan (he has praised Hitler on a few occasions, but his overall worldview is primarily rooted in Afrocentrism rather than European-style fascism)
-Bronze Age Pervert (it’s debatable whether he’s really a “Nazi” or not, although his belief system is fairly close to theirs; he is also a Jew and a Zionist)
-People just assume that Nazi rejects must lack self-awareness, but this isn’t necessarily true. Frederick “Hot Wheels” Brennan wrote an essay explicitly endorsing Nazi-style eugenics on the grounds that it would lead to fewer people like himself being born.
-Alex was a committed anti-fascist, and he thought there was nothing wrong with punching real Nazis. He didn’t feel the same way about Nazi rejects, as he thought they should be pitied rather than feared.
-During the Crown Heights riots, some Black residents of the neighborhood began chanting “Heil Hitler” to intimidate their Orthodox Jewish neighbors. That’s textbook “Nazi reject” behavior
-Alex was a committed anti-fascist, and he thought there was nothing wrong with punching real Nazis. He didn’t feel the same way about Nazi rejects, as he thought they should be pitied rather than feared.
-During the Crown Heights riots, some Black residents of the neighborhood began chanting “Heil Hitler” to intimidate their Orthodox Jewish neighbors. That’s textbook “Nazi reject” behavior
by Unstable Sub-Genius January 26, 2024
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Portmanteau of “conservative” with vatnik (Russian ultranationalist).
Portmanteau of “conservative” with vatnik (Russian ultranationalist).
Tucker Carlson said he is rooting for the Russians to win in Ukraine. He is such a conservatnik!
Conservatniks keep extolling Putin’s Russia for its “traditional values” while claiming Western countries are decadent. Whose side are they really on?
I know people like to say the horseshoe theory is BS. But, isn’t it strange how so many “anti-imperialist” leftists sound just like conservatniks when it comes to foreign policy?
Conservatniks keep extolling Putin’s Russia for its “traditional values” while claiming Western countries are decadent. Whose side are they really on?
I know people like to say the horseshoe theory is BS. But, isn’t it strange how so many “anti-imperialist” leftists sound just like conservatniks when it comes to foreign policy?
by Unstable Sub-Genius January 16, 2024
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It’s a reference to “Son of Heaven”, the official title formerly held by the Chinese emperor.
It would be directly analogous to the word “oligarch” used in the context of the post-Soviet world, and implies a similar level of critique. Use of the term would be helpful as it would provide a way to openly criticize Chinese influence in one’s own society without coming across as racist or Sinophobic. That’s because it doesn’t apply to all Chinese people, only the powerful and corrupt ones.
It’s a reference to “Son of Heaven”, the official title formerly held by the Chinese emperor.
It would be directly analogous to the word “oligarch” used in the context of the post-Soviet world, and implies a similar level of critique. Use of the term would be helpful as it would provide a way to openly criticize Chinese influence in one’s own society without coming across as racist or Sinophobic. That’s because it doesn’t apply to all Chinese people, only the powerful and corrupt ones.
I don’t have anything against ordinary Chinese people, but the Sons of Heaven have FAR too much influence in Hollywood and Washington, D.C., and that’s a real problem.
My ex-girlfriend is from China, and she loathes the Sons of Heaven as much as I do. She’d probably be a political prisoner today if she hadn’t come to America.
I hear people are talking about a possible invasion of Taiwan. Looks like the Sons of Heaven are at it again.
The Sons of Heaven claim they have actually been doing the Tibetans and Uyghurs a favor all these years. Like I’m ever going to believe that.
My ex-girlfriend is from China, and she loathes the Sons of Heaven as much as I do. She’d probably be a political prisoner today if she hadn’t come to America.
I hear people are talking about a possible invasion of Taiwan. Looks like the Sons of Heaven are at it again.
The Sons of Heaven claim they have actually been doing the Tibetans and Uyghurs a favor all these years. Like I’m ever going to believe that.
by Unstable Sub-Genius January 16, 2024
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King flipping falls just a tad short of actually defending segregation or Jim Crow. The conservative making these statements will typically just say that the civil rights activists and the segregationists were both bad in their own way. However, don’t expect him or her to maintain this stance for long. Once someone has King flipped, their metamorphosis from a conservative into a full-blown white supremacist is almost guaranteed, and likely to happen soon.
King flipping falls just a tad short of actually defending segregation or Jim Crow. The conservative making these statements will typically just say that the civil rights activists and the segregationists were both bad in their own way. However, don’t expect him or her to maintain this stance for long. Once someone has King flipped, their metamorphosis from a conservative into a full-blown white supremacist is almost guaranteed, and likely to happen soon.
-Charlie Kirk used to call Dr. King a hero, but now he says King was “awful” and the Civil Rights Act was a mistake because it created too many federal bureaucracies. And he wants to spend Martin Luther King Day railing about this to everyone who will listen. Looks like Charlie has officially King flipped. He’ll probably be playing Johnny Rebel songs at his rallies before long.
-Conservatives’ attitudes toward race tend to decay predictably over time, almost like radioactive isotopes do. The decay chain for the conservative isotope goes something like this, with each step typically having a shorter half-life than the previous one:
1. “Can’t we just stop talking about race? Let’s all just be colorblind.”
2. “Dr. King was a Republican, and Democrats are the real racists! Just like in 1860!”
3. “Blacks are more racist than whites, and BLM is a terrorist group. Dr. King would have agreed with me, you know. He’d want us to build the wall and ban books, too.”
4. “Aw, f*** it! Dr. King really wasn’t a good person and I’m sick of pretending he’d be on our side, because I know he wouldn’t. And Civil Rights was a Commie plot. I’m totally not a racist, though.” this stage is the King flip
5. There’s nothing wrong with being a racist. We’d be better off if the South had won. And maybe we should start questioning the mainstream narrative of World War II, too.
-Conservatives’ attitudes toward race tend to decay predictably over time, almost like radioactive isotopes do. The decay chain for the conservative isotope goes something like this, with each step typically having a shorter half-life than the previous one:
1. “Can’t we just stop talking about race? Let’s all just be colorblind.”
2. “Dr. King was a Republican, and Democrats are the real racists! Just like in 1860!”
3. “Blacks are more racist than whites, and BLM is a terrorist group. Dr. King would have agreed with me, you know. He’d want us to build the wall and ban books, too.”
4. “Aw, f*** it! Dr. King really wasn’t a good person and I’m sick of pretending he’d be on our side, because I know he wouldn’t. And Civil Rights was a Commie plot. I’m totally not a racist, though.” this stage is the King flip
5. There’s nothing wrong with being a racist. We’d be better off if the South had won. And maybe we should start questioning the mainstream narrative of World War II, too.
by Unstable Sub-Genius January 14, 2024
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It’s short for “sapiens”, and refers to the theory that autistic people might have a similar mentality to Neanderthals and other early humans, due to having a “visual brain” as opposed to a “social brain” like the typical H. Sapiens. Which explains why those neurotypicals seem like a different species at times.
It’s short for “sapiens”, and refers to the theory that autistic people might have a similar mentality to Neanderthals and other early humans, due to having a “visual brain” as opposed to a “social brain” like the typical H. Sapiens. Which explains why those neurotypicals seem like a different species at times.
Those sapes always follow the herd, they do whatever society tells them to do. That’s because they have social brains.
People say that democracy benefits everyone equally, but that’s such a sape thing to say. They outnumber us 99 to 1, of course THEY would benefit more from democracy than WE would! Not that there are any better alternatives, of course.
I like sapes individually, but as a group, I don’t trust them. As long as they remain divided amongst themselves, they’re okay, but if they ever join together they’ll hunt us down the first thing they do.
People say that democracy benefits everyone equally, but that’s such a sape thing to say. They outnumber us 99 to 1, of course THEY would benefit more from democracy than WE would! Not that there are any better alternatives, of course.
I like sapes individually, but as a group, I don’t trust them. As long as they remain divided amongst themselves, they’re okay, but if they ever join together they’ll hunt us down the first thing they do.
by Unstable Sub-Genius January 14, 2024
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