In the future (or at least in the perspective of countries outside of the West watching this), it will be noted how propagandistic techniques done by the media on top of a pozzed education system has managed to create the modern and rabid leftist - a cultist mindfucked by the system. Or as Terry A Davis has aptly called them, 'niggercattle'.
On that note, they will totally believe that Sam Hyde is a time-traveling demon who gets away with everything and will one day kill Hassan Piker.
Okay, but that's actually true. Probably. I hope.
I misread a quote above, but it started me on a thought:
Ever noticed how libtards seem almost unable to debate anything political without resorting to clumsy and cringey invocations of Star Wars, Star Trek, Disney-this, Pixar-that, Cal-Arts-the-other, etc.?
What, exactly, it means, I do not know.
Yes, I can make the usual (and probably at least partially-correct) observations about their arrested development, their simplistic Good-VS-Evil dichotomies , or TMIJS (Too Much Indiana Jones) Syndrome. But I suspect there is more, and that is worthy of study by the few non-pozzed sociologists.
I take especial pains to
avoid pop-culture references, no matter how apt, mostly for this reason, but also to force myself to explain
why I believe what I believe;
why I hold the values which I do. Analogies and references can be helpful at times, but when they become habitual, devolve into habits and eventually, crutches.
To
@The Ugly One , may I suggest that the next time you find yourself hating yourself so much that you waste your time arguing with a shitlib, try this:
Ask them to state their beliefs and positions clearly,
without making recourse to pop-culture, or analogies more generally. I'd wager that they will be unable to do so, and get Big Mad, and that it will be extremely funny.
