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Re: Tolerance Is an Ugly Word
By: antihellenistic Date: November 25, 2022, 2:48 am
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[quote]You still don't get it[/quote]
I mean, we still have a chance to make our enemies realise that
their political philosophy is wrong, if we explain to them with
more rational arguments. That's the purpose of discussion, to
make people aware and realize the truth. If we just ordering our
opponents to emigrate or move out, then the discussion between
us and them is no longer useful.
If we can more rationalize the reason that westernization, adult
supremacy and racial discrimination are wrong, I'm sure they
will change their worldview. I'm already did it with my
oppressive parents with your arguments few years ago
Hitler already proved this. With his rational arguments, 90
percents of German people chosen and obeyed him without needed
to emigrate
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Re: Tolerance Is an Ugly Word
By: 90sRetroFan Date: November 25, 2022, 4:24 pm
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Your mission is to turn Australia into Nusantaran lebensraum.
You can try to figure out if this can realistically be done
through rational arguments alone. (Good luck with that.)
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Re: Tolerance Is an Ugly Word
By: rp Date: December 4, 2022, 3:53 pm
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HTML https://twitter.com/WorldWarWang/status/1599498087403515904?cxt=HHwWgMDT6abCx7IsAAAA
[Quote]
Andrew Anglin
@WorldWarWang
I've gotten hundreds of messages like this.
Again, we can imagine the right-wing version of this, and I
haven't seen anything remotely similar to that on this website.
The claims from the NYT and others about "hate speech" are
simply false. They are lying on purpose.
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[/QUOTE]
Empty threats serve no use if they are not followed through
with. But then again, the subhuman "Nazi" in question allegedly
lives in Russia, so that will be hard to do.
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Anthony Hopkins celebrates 47 years of sobriety: 'I have found a
life where no one bullies me'
By: guest78 Date: December 31, 2022, 10:32 pm
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Anthony Hopkins celebrates 47 years of sobriety: 'I have found a
life where no one bullies me'
[quote]Anthony Hopkins celebrated a big milestone on Thursday as
marked 47 years of sobriety. The Oscar-winning actor reflected
on his battle with alcoholism in an inspiring video message and
urged people to seek help if they are struggling. Hopkins, who
turns 85 on Saturday, said getting sober saved his life.
"I'm celebrating 47 years today of sobriety," the acclaimed
actor began. "This is a message not meant to be heavy, but I
hope helpful. I am a recovering alcoholic. And to you out there
— I know there are people struggling. In this day and age of
cancel and hatred and non-compromise, children being bullied, I
say... Be kind to yourself. Be kind. Stay out of the circle of
toxicity with people, if they offend you. Live your life. Be
proud of your life..."[/quote]
Entire article:
HTML https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/anthony-hopkins-sobriety-alcoholism-birthday-message-172153972.html
Do not the adulterated bully children more than any other in
this world?
But Sir Anthony, why compromise with bullies and why not cancel
bullies once and forever so no other innocents need be turned
into alcoholics because of bullies and their existence? What's
if being a bully was in people's blood, expressed in varying
degrees dependent on circumstance and environment?
Does 'turning the other cheek' really work to stop bullies in
the long run?
Hopkins; The Man Who Still Isn't Hannibal Lecter
[quote]Not that he is complaining. ''Hannibal,'' the sequel to
''The Silence of the Lambs,'' appeared well on its way to
hitting $100 million at the box office this weekend, and the
Lecter character, with its cannibalistic menace, has clearly
struck a powerful minor-key chord with the public. But Sir
Anthony is, admittedly, undeniably, understandably, burnt out on
talking about the movie, defending the movie, on answering for
Hannibal Lecter altogether.[/quote]
Entire article:
HTML https://www.nytimes.com/2001/02/18/style/a-night-out-with-sir-anthony-hopkins-the-man-who-still-isn-t-hannibal-lecter.html
If you're going to eat someone, is it not better to eat the
guilty than the innocent? Who are the truly guilty in this
world?
When will Hopkins finally redeem himself before the true and
living and become Lecter in the flesh? :)
Lastly, I trust Hopkins understanding of what a bully is more
than most other human-beings, although not at all near perfect
understanding! Reminder:
[quote]''I'm almost a vegetarian. I don't like meat. I like a
bit of fish. Fish and pasta.''[/quote]
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Hopkins would be better off going full vegan in regards to
non-humans and eating human-beings whenever he gets the craving
for fish, especially in the mind of the almighty! ;)
(I probably wouldn't need to drink as of late if I didn't see
human-being flaws as easily as I do, especially the real
bullying!).
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Re: Anthony Hopkins celebrates 47 years of sobriety: 'I have fou
nd a life where no one bullies me'
By: guest78 Date: December 31, 2022, 10:41 pm
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Speaking of which, I've been doing some browsing of the internet
over the last few years, and I must say I've come across some
fine human-specimens that could do with a good flaying...
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Re: Tolerance Is an Ugly Word
By: 90sRetroFan Date: January 1, 2023, 5:53 pm
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HTML https://www.yahoo.com/news/racist-ask-someone-heres-mixed-210246524.html
[quote]It’s a question seemingly every mixed-race person and
person of color has been asked before: “What are you?” (Or more
innocuously, “Where are you from?”)
Ph.D. student Ayumi Matsuda-Rivero hears the question so often,
she has become relatively deft at knowing how to respond.
...
“If someone asks me ‘What are you?’ I respond with ‘I’m a
person,’ because ‘what’ implies an object rather than a person,
and too often mixed people are seen as ‘exotic’ collectibles.”
If someone asks, “Where you from?” Matsuda-Rivero will say the
state of Virginia because that’s where she has spent most of her
life.
...
The problem is, often it feels like someone is trying to point
out the otherness of someone else. Then there’s the frequent
persistence in their line of questioning: Some won’t let up
until the person of color offers up some “non-U.S.” origin
story.
“White people would never persist in these types of questions
with other white people, so why do they ask people of color?”
said William Ming Liu, a professor of counseling psychology and
department chair at the University of Maryland. (His research
interests are in social class and classism, men and masculinity,
and white supremacy and privilege.)
“Many white people have [the model] of a white racial person in
mind in general, so when someone varies from that, they’re
already primed, cognitively, to see the nonwhite person as a
foreigner or non-American,” Liu told HuffPost.
People of color are considered “outsiders, interlopers,
foreigners to that specific space,” the professor said.
Given how loaded the question is, Liu isn’t sure if there’s a
nonclumsy way to ask it.
“The broader question for white people asking this is, why? What
is the need to know? To identify the person of color as the
‘other’ in this space?” he said.[/quote]
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Re: Tolerance Is an Ugly Word
By: ZeroTolerance Date: March 8, 2023, 3:23 pm
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How should you politely decline a guest from coming over when
they cleverly invite themselves over to your place?
[quote]Sometimes politeness won't get the job done. Some people
will ignore things that they don't want to hear, and polite
words are brushed off. You tell them “no.” You do it bluntly if
they continue to make plans for you.
“This is not a good time for me to have guests in my home. I
will keep you in mind when I plan something in the future.”
Walk away if possible or end the phone call after saying your
answer.
There are people who if you tell them that your home isn't tidy
enough for guests currently or another excuse will barrel
straight through it by saying that they don't mind. Tell them
that you do mind and are not having any guests over because you
have too much to do. If they persist, you might try placing them
into an awkward spot by asking, “Why are you so determined to
get inside my home when I clearly do not want to entertain you
there?”
Ultimately, if a person insists on showing up uninvited at your
home, you do not have to allow the person inside. If you are not
entertaining anyone, you can leave them standing at the door
knocking until they go away. You could wrap a towel around your
hair and only open the door on the chain if they persist in
ringing the bell and say, “Why are you here? I'm busy.”
Regardless of the excuse they give, you say that you're busy and
need to go. Say “Goodbye.” Close and lock the door.
If you have invited other people over and do not want this one
person to join you, you may have to go from polite excuse to
their level of rudeness to get rid of them.
You: “What are you doing here?”
Them: “I heard that you are having a party.”
You: “I did not invite you to come to my home, and I'm busy with
my guests. You showing up uninvited is unacceptable and rude. I
will say this clearly one last time. I do not want to entertain
you today. Since you just showed up uninvited, there will be no
future invitations from me either. I do not want you in my home.
Go away and do not come back. If you bother me again, I will
call the police to report you. Leave now.” (Go back inside to
your guests. Close the door in their face and lock it.)
It becomes more difficult if you are having a large party where
someone else might answer your door or the uninvited person may
walk around to your backyard and start helping themselves to
your food and drink. Tell a handful of friends in advance about
the unwanted person so they can let you know if the uninvited
person turns up. Perhaps designate a few people to answer the
door in case you are elsewhere, and tell them to leave that
person on the porch and come to find you if he shows up. Be firm
and tell them to leave if they manage to get inside. Have your
backup group and a phone ready if you suspect that the person
will not leave quietly.[/quote]
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Re: True Left breakthrough: anti-relativism
By: antihellenistic Date: March 10, 2023, 8:04 am
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If we feel betrayed, then it's the fault of the betrayal, and
the victim are exactly us. See on minute 01 : 15
HTML https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xBWmkwaTQ0k
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Re: Tolerance Is an Ugly Word
By: guest98 Date: March 10, 2023, 3:19 pm
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[quote]If we feel betrayed, then it's the fault of the
betrayal[/quote]
Who are you talking about?
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Re: Tolerance Is an Ugly Word
By: antihellenistic Date: March 10, 2023, 4:17 pm
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[quote]Who are you talking about?
[/quote]
If we betrayed by our so-called "friends", it's their fault if
we feel disgusted and sad, and the victim is exactly us.
Contrary to the liberals who always say that we can't blame
others, everyone have fault and we are "not always correct".
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