Is monday a bad word?

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Yes
54 (56.3%)
No
16 (16.7%)
Don't care
26 (27.1%)

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Blue Screen

March 28, 2017, 05:04:36 PM


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i guess it depends on how it's said, and who you say it to

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espio100

March 28, 2017, 05:05:42 PM
Quote from: Insert Name Here² on March 28, 2017, 05:01:09 PM
1 person =/= everyone on planet earth
Ohboi ive met/seen/talked to allot of these people and close to every single one of them are cunts.

Bonus points if they wear a flatcap

Yosher

March 28, 2017, 05:06:15 PM
Quote from: espio100 on March 28, 2017, 04:46:35 PM
never seem to have an opinion of their own

AHAHAHAHA i never thought i'd hear you of all people say this

you know that your half baked opinions and pretty much your entire personality are copypasted straight from 4chan right

PhantOS

March 28, 2017, 05:06:54 PM
Quote from: espio100 on March 28, 2017, 04:46:35 PM
Isnt phantos some hipster with "muh streetware" and skate stuff that listens to kayne west and that happens to be an authorian leftist? Also donnie fits into that category for some reason
Because imo these people are the worst kind of people. Theyre always trying to be politically corrct and never seem to have an opinion of their own, they always follow seem to follow some hipster that gets a little media attention because SJW stuff and automatically that certains hipster's opinion is the only good one.
You know my great grandmother has scars on her hand from picking cotton in her early childhood? You may not be able to see it but a lot of people like me have families that were permanently damaged by the effects of historical atrocities. Many people want to forget the amount of damage civilizations have done to certain groups of people, whether they be armenian christians, africans, jews, tutsi, etc. The people who defend the perpetrators always pull the same excuse: "you're complaining for no reason" "i bet you're tribal towards us too!" "you're all the worst you made up all this stuff"

I think for myself, which is the luxury that I have in this world, in this day and age. When my great grandmother was a child, she wasn't allowed to think for herself, much less act for herself, because there were people like you who felt it was their god given duty to take away the freedom of others. If you want to fester in your tiny bubble of everyone is a leftist terrorist! you're trying to limit my freedom of speech! double standards! then go ahead, but know that nothing will ever change for you if you stay there.

If you want to step out of that bubble with a new frame of mind, with respect and understanding for how other people feel, then now's the chance to do it. Everyone has scars and history and people like you should understand how these scars can be re-opened and further damaged by lack of empathy and tolerance.

Nobody's going to force you to step out of the bubble. You have the freedom that others do not have, and you have the ability to think for yourself. So think for yourself, or leave.
« Last Edit: March 28, 2017, 05:12:51 PM by PhantOS »

PhantOS

March 28, 2017, 05:10:35 PM
There's only two paths you can take on the disrespectful route. Either everyone is reacting negatively to my actions. maybe i should stop and try to get positive reactions from others instead, or everyone is wrong and my consequences have no actions

SetGaming

March 28, 2017, 05:11:10 PM
Quote from: PhantOS on March 28, 2017, 05:06:54 PM
You know my great grandmother has scars on her hand from picking cotton in her early childhood? You may not be able to see it but a lot of people like me have families that were permanently damaged by the effects of historical atrocities. Many people want to forget the amount of damage civilizations have done to certain groups of people, whether they be armenian christians, africans, jews, tutsi, etc. The people who defend the perpetrators always pull the same excuse: "you're complaining for no reason" "i bet you're tribal towards us too!" "you're all the worst you made up all this stuff"

I think for myself, which is the luxury that I have in this world, in this day and age. When my great grandmother was a child, she wasn't allowed to think for herself, much less act for herself, because there were people like you who felt it was their god given duty to take away the freedom of others. If you want to fester in your tiny bubble of everyone is a leftist terrorist! you're trying to limit my freedom of speech! double standards! then go ahead, but know that nothing will ever change for you if you stay there.

If you want to step out of that bubble with a new frame of mind, with respect and understanding for how other people feel, then now's the chance to do it. Everyone has scars and history and other people should understand how these scars can be re-opened and further damaged by lack of empathy and tolerance.

Nobody's going to force you to step out of the bubble. You have the freedom that others do not have, and you have the ability to think for yourself. So think for yourself, or leave.

this was genuinely moving

Insert Name Here²

March 28, 2017, 05:12:08 PM
Quote from: espio100 on March 28, 2017, 05:05:42 PM
Ohboi ive met/seen/talked to allot of these people and close to every single one of them are cunts.
Quote from: Insert Name Here² on March 28, 2017, 05:01:09 PM
1 person =/= everyone on planet earth
You're still generalizing everyone from a small few occasions.

Doughboy

March 28, 2017, 05:33:11 PM
Quote from: espio100 on March 28, 2017, 04:58:46 PM
You cant be neutral. You always favor a political party over the other.
anarchism?

cooolguy32

March 28, 2017, 05:36:57 PM
when it rains, do people get wet?
seriously, I honestly i think like trog said it's funny when people say it jokingly, but when people say it seriously (I mean people that aren't even loving black) makes me think "please stop", I don't find it offensive as much as some other people think it is, and at this point it has become kind of cringy, especially when a white guy asks you for a N-word card or whatever the name (basically permission to say "brother" or "monday" around you).
« Last Edit: March 28, 2017, 05:47:36 PM by cooolguy32 »

bestguy22

March 28, 2017, 05:41:39 PM
Quote from: cooolguy32 on March 28, 2017, 05:36:57 PM
when it rains, do people wet?
rain does not always make you pee

espio100

March 28, 2017, 05:44:55 PM
Quote from: Yosher on March 28, 2017, 05:06:15 PM
AHAHAHAHA i never thought i'd hear you of all people say this

you know that your half baked opinions and pretty much your entire personality are copypasted straight from 4chan right
Agreeing with extreme opinions and lurking on 4chan = youre fake
Wew ok.
The only thing ive agreed with on 4chan is that refugees should be stopped but okay...
The rest is mostly ironic
Quote from: PhantOS on March 28, 2017, 05:06:54 PM
Snip
I do respect everyone as long as they respect me but usually with my rather extreme opinions people lose their respect for me rather quickly. Ive been stufftalked allot for being a loser shutin because muh social skills back in the first years of middle school by these loving hipsters and suddenly theyre "equality and respect xD!" trying to be all chill with their white knight stuff I read daily on facebook yet they did that kinda stuff in the past themselves and didnt even realise it. wich further feuls to my social incompetence. Basically most of the people I met who want equality are complete hypocrits and I hate them with a passion. Not that equality is a bad thing. Im all for it. But all the "equality" articles I read or hear, all is it from.buzzfeed or a respectable source, favor everything else > white straight males. With their stuffty double standards and hypocrism. Close to everyone ive met who does that is like that. I wish they could die in a hole tbh. They made me into the social handicap I am today. Do you even know how hard it is to go the the grocery store on my own and buy some tomatoes? Im constantly anxious arround people. "Whats with his hair lmao", "hes been walking trough this store like an idiot, what could he possible be looking for". The stufftalking literally got burned into my head.
Its going better. It got worse recently for reasons I dont want to mention. I cant even talk to anyone about it because im anxious what response they will give, even tough im 100% sure it will be positive. Make xanax legal without a prescriltion already. And whose fault do you think that is? These little stuffs that listen to their kewl hiphop/rap/dubstep crap who think theyre hot stuff. I know im a physically weak look nerd but you dont have to rub it in and spit on me while youre at it cunt. You couldve just kept your mouth shut and just kept it to yourself but no you so had the need to act all loving fire. And holy stuff does that sound edgy. The only real reason why im a complete cunt on the internet is because I can say whatever the forget I want without hearing any voices in my head I shouldnt say x or do y.

Goig back on the hypocrism, Its not that im a not hypocrit myself sometimes. Everyone does these kind of things. I am just unable to pick up social cleus and I genuinly cant understand why monday is a bad word. Well I do now yeah sure all cool.

Also everyone seems to have to wrong idea Im some national socialist from 4chan or something but thats not true at all. I only lurk on a few boards and when I post its usually in /vg/. Suprisingly enough I do have my own opinion that doesnt support the genocode of jews.
« Last Edit: March 28, 2017, 05:47:14 PM by espio100 »

beachbum111111

March 28, 2017, 05:47:28 PM
Quote from: PhantOS on March 28, 2017, 05:06:54 PM
You know my great grandmother has scars on her hand from picking cotton in her early childhood? You may not be able to see it but a lot of people like me have families that were permanently damaged by the effects of historical atrocities. Many people want to forget the amount of damage civilizations have done to certain groups of people, whether they be armenian christians, africans, jews, tutsi, etc. The people who defend the perpetrators always pull the same excuse: "you're complaining for no reason" "i bet you're tribal towards us too!" "you're all the worst you made up all this stuff"

I think for myself, which is the luxury that I have in this world, in this day and age. When my great grandmother was a child, she wasn't allowed to think for herself, much less act for herself, because there were people like you who felt it was their god given duty to take away the freedom of others. If you want to fester in your tiny bubble of everyone is a leftist terrorist! you're trying to limit my freedom of speech! double standards! then go ahead, but know that nothing will ever change for you if you stay there.

If you want to step out of that bubble with a new frame of mind, with respect and understanding for how other people feel, then now's the chance to do it. Everyone has scars and history and people like you should understand how these scars can be re-opened and further damaged by lack of empathy and tolerance.

Nobody's going to force you to step out of the bubble. You have the freedom that others do not have, and you have the ability to think for yourself. So think for yourself, or leave.

When was your grandmother born?

PhantOS

March 28, 2017, 05:53:16 PM
Quote from: beachbum111111 on March 28, 2017, 05:47:28 PM
When was your grandmother born?
1916. She wasn't a slave because slavery wasn't allowed, but many black people in the south became indentured servants after 1865 due to a lack of job diversity and social acceptance. My grandmother was from Mississipi but moved much later to california once jobs had become more plentiful and she payed off her dept. Some of her family stayed behind and they aren't alive anymore due to old age

Red Spy

March 28, 2017, 05:54:48 PM
Espio is that kid that browses 4chan at lunch and recites memes the rest of the day

beachbum111111

March 28, 2017, 05:58:50 PM
Quote from: PhantOS on March 28, 2017, 05:53:16 PM
1916. She wasn't a slave because slavery wasn't allowed, but many black people in the south became indentured servants after 1865 due to a lack of job diversity and social acceptance. My grandmother was from Mississipi but moved much later to california once jobs had become more plentiful and she payed off her dept. Some of her family stayed behind and they aren't alive anymore due to old age
Well in that case
Quote from: PhantOS on March 28, 2017, 05:06:54 PM
When my great grandmother was a child, she wasn't allowed to think for herself, much less act for herself, because there were people like you who felt it was their god given duty to take away the freedom of others.

How was she not allowed to think for herself? She wasn't a slave, she was a servant, meaning she probably willingly signed a contract. You can't exactly take away someone elses freedoms when they do it to themselves.
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