Don't forget to vote! (1 Viewer)
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bospress.net
www.bospress.net
NEVER remember Bowling Green....
https://whytrumpisgreat.com/
They really do make a couple of reasonable points...
They really do make a couple of reasonable points...
Pogue Mahone
Officials say drugs may have played a part
I just can't stop watching it...
Pogue Mahone
Officials say drugs may have played a part
LickTheStar
Sad Flower in the Sand
Oh man, the copy-editor must've had a conniption...
LickTheStar
Sad Flower in the Sand
My new favorite phrase:
bospress.net
www.bospress.net
I keep telling myself that they CAN'T be these incompetent and stupit.
Then they get stupider and incompetenter each time.
They are suppose to honer the english languidge.
they're supporters think that every thing that they due is ALL SOME*, but it is knot.
it is sew unpresidented.
* a lady at my last job spelled Awesome this way. and not in an ironic way. Funniest thing is that she sent the email to all 200 employees including the owner of the company.
Then they get stupider and incompetenter each time.
They are suppose to honer the english languidge.
they're supporters think that every thing that they due is ALL SOME*, but it is knot.
it is sew unpresidented.
* a lady at my last job spelled Awesome this way. and not in an ironic way. Funniest thing is that she sent the email to all 200 employees including the owner of the company.
mjp
Founding member
An interesting article about 4chan's role in the rise of Trump.
4chan: The Skeleton Key to the Rise of Trump
It's a very long and kind of specific article, but in telling the story of 4chan (or one of the stories of 4chan), the writer makes a lot of good points. To see why I'm posting it here, scroll down to point #5: Trump: the Loser who Won...
4chan: The Skeleton Key to the Rise of Trump
It's a very long and kind of specific article, but in telling the story of 4chan (or one of the stories of 4chan), the writer makes a lot of good points. To see why I'm posting it here, scroll down to point #5: Trump: the Loser who Won...
Johannes
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That's probably the best written article about 4chan's history I've read and a very interesting take on Trump too.
I don't profess to understand US politics and don't agree with everything in this article but the writer voices a feeling a lot of people obviously experience with Trumps election: It's the equivalent of an internet troll becoming president. It's like getting undocked from reality or something.
I do agree with this for Europe, it's observable:
"As both Sanders and the philosopher Slavoj Zizek noted after Sanders lost the primaries, left and right are in some sense outdated ideas. The new division in politics is those who favor the current global hegemony and those who are against it. Like the Hollywood heroes, right and left have been competing to become this new radical anti-status quo party. And so far, in both Europe and America, the right has won, implying that, as Arendt predicted, the powerlessness created by bourgeoisie systems of capitalist exploitation might once again implode into far right totalitarianism."
The article doesn't take Hillarys role as opponent in account, tho. If those guys were a major factor in Trumps rise
"Younger members of the 99 percent, like Anon, who also know this promise is empty, but who support Trump as a defiant expression of despair."
politicians like Hillary and the European equivalents are the very reason why they'd want to vote an internet troll into office.
If theoretically you could have an opponent who is able to reach this so called 4chan/Anon-demographic in at least some ways shit might turn out different.
I don't profess to understand US politics and don't agree with everything in this article but the writer voices a feeling a lot of people obviously experience with Trumps election: It's the equivalent of an internet troll becoming president. It's like getting undocked from reality or something.
I do agree with this for Europe, it's observable:
"As both Sanders and the philosopher Slavoj Zizek noted after Sanders lost the primaries, left and right are in some sense outdated ideas. The new division in politics is those who favor the current global hegemony and those who are against it. Like the Hollywood heroes, right and left have been competing to become this new radical anti-status quo party. And so far, in both Europe and America, the right has won, implying that, as Arendt predicted, the powerlessness created by bourgeoisie systems of capitalist exploitation might once again implode into far right totalitarianism."
The article doesn't take Hillarys role as opponent in account, tho. If those guys were a major factor in Trumps rise
"Younger members of the 99 percent, like Anon, who also know this promise is empty, but who support Trump as a defiant expression of despair."
politicians like Hillary and the European equivalents are the very reason why they'd want to vote an internet troll into office.
If theoretically you could have an opponent who is able to reach this so called 4chan/Anon-demographic in at least some ways shit might turn out different.
Pogue Mahone
Officials say drugs may have played a part
Purge? It's beginning to feel a lot like Christmas... In the USSR...
http://www.cnn.com/2017/12/27/politics/francis-rooney-fbi-russia-cnntv/index.html
http://www.cnn.com/2017/12/27/politics/francis-rooney-fbi-russia-cnntv/index.html
Pogue Mahone
Officials say drugs may have played a part
I find this kind of Shakespeare tragic and weird... It's like Hitler firing Joseph Goebbels...
Stephen Bannon stepped down as chairman of Breitbart News on Tuesday, marking a stunning fall for the once high-flying populist agitator and former White House chief strategist who helped turn Breitbart into a right-wing juggernaut.
Stephen Bannon stepped down as chairman of Breitbart News on Tuesday, marking a stunning fall for the once high-flying populist agitator and former White House chief strategist who helped turn Breitbart into a right-wing juggernaut.
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mjp
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And 99% of humans said, "Stephen who?"
