Idiocracy Protests

[Kung Wu]

And lets be honest, women golfers are just eye candy for the men golfers. Well especially the tennis players. Except for the women's suffrage ones like Billy Jean Whatsername. See we can't remember her name because she wasn't hot.

[wufan]

And lets be honest, women golfers are just eye candy for the men golfers. Well especially the tennis players. Except for the women's suffrage ones like Billy Jean Whatsername. See we can't remember her name because she wasn't hot.

WOW

[Kung Wu]

WOW

I know! Same reaction I got at the Elk Lodge. Virtual high five?

[pinstripers]

And lets be honest, women golfers are just eye candy for the men golfers. Well especially the tennis players. Except for the women's suffrage ones like Billy Jean Whatsername. See we can't remember her name because she wasn't hot.

Bill Gene, Bill Gene, Bill Gene.......I can get this.....

[ShockTalk]

Violent protestors are ridiculous but it is unamerican to not be okay with peaceful protest.

Show me who on this board and this thread did not agree with this.

I know this but people in this thread are upset with pretty much all protest and generalizing the 1% of protestors to all of the protestors.

No. Protest, assemble, and march all you want, peacefully. Just make sure, however, if you want people to take you seriously, watch what spews out the mouth (think Madonna here).

considering in womans marches which across the united states had millions march and not that Ive heard had any arrest or very few that is less than 1%

I have not read of anyone on this board saying that the women's marches were not peaceful. Again, some may not have liked some of the verbiage, but that's much different than violent.

I'm going to hope this isn't serious........

No....and yes. One needs be ever awake and alert regarding with the "Sayings of Kung Wu".

[LandStander]

I read last night that the police were told to stand down. If that's the case, it's sadly not an unusual way to handle rioters anymore. A mayor last year, Cleveland or Baltimore maybe?, did a press conference during a riot saying to give them space and let the rioters get their anger out.

Question:

If your property was burned and the mayor gave a stand down order for the police, would you have a case for suing the city for damages? Could they not be viewed as complicit in allowing this to happen?

I had a social psychology classed where we studied an experiment with two angry people. One was put in a room with a punching bag and the other a chair with a magazine. The thought was the person with the punching bag would blow off steam and eventually lose their temper while the other subject would dwell on their anger.

Turned out the opposite was true. The guy hitting the punching bag anger increased while the guy reading the magazine moved on. It's terrible advise to let someone "get their anger out." It's scientifically counter productive.

[LandStander]

The proper way to engage someone that has ideas that are ridiculous, is to not engage them at all. You can't argue with an idiot.

Ah, that's why my posts are often ignored on the board... ;)

[WuDrWu]

I know! Same reaction I got at the Elk Lodge. Virtual high five?

For you? TEN!

[Kung Wu]

I'm going to hope this isn't serious........

And one more thing on this subject ... you were a cheerleader before being a nerdy cheerleader became cool. That means you are (or at least were) hot. It's okay to admit it, because you are surrounded by conservatives that won't shame you for being better looking than the ugly chicks. But here's the thing. Hot girls like you get all emotional and try to pretend to understand (aka relate to) what it feels like to be ugly. Truth is you don't really know and can't relate. Men? We don't even give a crap about if we're ugly or good lookin'. Well the gay guys care but that's another subject.

...

This discussion reminds me of something that happened when I was on a business trip flying solo and crossing the Balearic Sea out of Monaco on a cruiseliner.

I was a soccer player and pretty much in my prime so I had some pretty chiseled buttocks at the time. I was wearing some dapper summer khaki pants and just hanging out up front leaning up against the railing taking in the ocean view and listening to the music.

Next thing I know somebody totally pinches my butt! I was like, "whoa what's happening here?" I turned around and I was pretty stunned to see an attractive lady just sort of batting her eyes and smiling at me. She was a bit older than me (I was barely in my 20s, so who wasn't) but clearly her libido was cranking. I'm thinking, "wow! This only happens in dirty magazines!"

So then I'm trying to play it all cool and see where I can take this. There was music playing so I gave her a little American cowboy smile and started to do a slow Axel Rose dance. She started to blush and giggle a little but she was clearly responding.

So I told her, "Hey baby, why don't you turn off that oxygen tank and hop out of that wheelchair and share a little dance with me?"

That's a night I will never forget.

[ShockingButTrue]

[jdshock]

No I did not. You are mistaken. Peaceful protests are a good thing. That doesn't mean I support all protests or all free speech. Morons shouldn't protest or voice their opinion, but I 100% support their right to do so.

Protesting because you don't think someone should be heard is a protest AGAINST free speech. The protestors that were linked in the article were also NOT peaceful. I stand by my statement and against your made up facts.

Made up facts? I'm not trying to start a fight about this, but you literally said "liberals that protest him are anti-free speech." That includes peacefully protesting liberals (even if you erroneously think that's a small percentage of the protesters). That blanket statement is what I was referring to. Maybe that isn't what you meant. I don't think it's "made up facts," though.

I think we're all becoming too cavalier with our use of the phrase "free speech." If a student at Berkeley asks the institution to ban all conservative speakers, that is anti free speech. If the institution hosts a speaker that the student disagrees with, you can protest all you want and it isn't anti free speech. The students are trying to say "I want it to be known that I stand against what this nut job is saying." That's not anti free speech; that is the epitome of free speech.

And I've said several times, I'm sure it's not effective. Liberals should just ignore this guy. You know what satisfies the folks who want to hear him speak? The idea that there are a thousand people outside holding signs chanting about how terrible that speaker is. Milo and the types of college students who support Milo are contrarians that love provoking people. You know the fastest way to get a 4 year old to stop saying "I'm not touching you..."? Just stop reacting. A bad strategy doesn't make you anti free speech, though.

[Kung Wu]

I'm going to hope this isn't serious........

And I think it was just last Monday when I walked in to get my pedicure. I slapped the pretty girl on the butt and said, "It's about time Trump has made sexism cool again!" She laughed and said in broken English, "I don know you like misogyny." I said, "Baby, you just massage whatever you like."

[SHOCKvalue]

Kung back in classic form.

Solid work.

[WuDrWu]

Kung back in classic form.

Solid work.

#MakeShockernetGreatAgain

[ShockingButTrue]

#MakeShockernetGreatAgain

Dog whistle?