No, No, Don't Worry. Racism is Pretty Much Over.

[Sparky]

Brave humor! These guys are the kind of shitkickers the country needs.

A+ trolling right there!

[Sparky]

Some people just don't get it.

Mary Ann Mendoza, Arizona GOP candidate for the House of Representatives.

[Dr. Medulla]

Sacheen Littlefeather, unfortunately, seems to have been a pretendian.
https://www.sfchronicle.com/opinion/ope ... 520648.php

[Dr. Medulla]

https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/kan ... 55970.html
This shit seems almost Onion-like.

[Silent Majority]

https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/kan ... 55970.html
This shit seems almost Onion-like.

He's done his damage and that rather than music that's been taken too seriously will be his legacy. I won't quibble: fuck him and all anti-Semites.

[Mimi]

https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/kan ... 55970.html
This shit seems almost Onion-like.

He's such a fucking idiot.

[Flex]

I read an article that he originally wanted to call his album Ye "Hitler". Absolutely fuck Kanye. Only upside is you get to expose some people really showing their true colors by defending his shit.

[Dr. Medulla]

Only upside is you get to expose some people really showing their true colors by defending his shit.

It's also been useful for seeing the "mainstream" right, with its official rejection of antisemitism (tho we'll see how long that lasts), suddenly lose its outrage for cancel culture and workness and all those other things it likes to moan about in the name of liberty. It's always circumstantial and self-interest. Oh, Kanye, if only you'd stuck with shitting on black people, you'd still have Republicans on your side.

[matedog]

The last five or seven years of his shit has been really hard. He has made some of the most forward thinking and amazing music from 2004-2016 (give or take). There might not be anyone who I think is at his level musically. Particularly in that long stretch. But man, every time I think he’s hit rock bottom, he goes a lot deeper.

[Dr. Medulla]

[Flex]

It's horrifying how much cultural penetration some of this stuff still has. I think this particular bit of insanity has some roots in at least some strains of NOI followers, unfortunately.

[Dr. Medulla]

It's horrifying how much cultural penetration some of this stuff still has. I think this particular bit of insanity has some roots in at least some strains of NOI followers, unfortunately.

That's the thing—I expect it from the fringes. I don't accept its validity, but, yup, if it's confined to fringes it's manageable and the adherents properly scorned by the vast majority. But its growing presence in the mainstream, aided by the "well, people are talking about this, so there must be something to it" gullibility of those who quantity with quality, that's what's terrifying.

[revbob]

It's horrifying how much cultural penetration some of this stuff still has. I think this particular bit of insanity has some roots in at least some strains of NOI followers, unfortunately.

That's the thing—I expect it from the fringes. I don't accept its validity, but, yup, if it's confined to fringes it's manageable and the adherents properly scorned by the vast majority. But its growing presence in the mainstream, aided by the "well, people are talking about this, so there must be something to it" gullibility of those who quantity with quality, that's what's terrifying.

Part of the problem is religion is kind of built upon centuries old mythology and is left open to interpretation both good and bad. Its so much easier to do a twist on an existing religion than to start a new one.

[Mimi]

It's horrifying how much cultural penetration some of this stuff still has. I think this particular bit of insanity has some roots in at least some strains of NOI followers, unfortunately.

That's the thing—I expect it from the fringes. I don't accept its validity, but, yup, if it's confined to fringes it's manageable and the adherents properly scorned by the vast majority. But its growing presence in the mainstream, aided by the "well, people are talking about this, so there must be something to it" gullibility of those who quantity with quality, that's what's terrifying.

Part of the problem is religion is kind of built upon centuries old mythology and is left open to interpretation both good and bad. Its so much easier to do a twist on an existing religion than to start a new one.

Joseph Smith wrote:

[Dr. Medulla]

It's horrifying how much cultural penetration some of this stuff still has. I think this particular bit of insanity has some roots in at least some strains of NOI followers, unfortunately.

That's the thing—I expect it from the fringes. I don't accept its validity, but, yup, if it's confined to fringes it's manageable and the adherents properly scorned by the vast majority. But its growing presence in the mainstream, aided by the "well, people are talking about this, so there must be something to it" gullibility of those who quantity with quality, that's what's terrifying.

Part of the problem is religion is kind of built upon centuries old mythology and is left open to interpretation both good and bad. Its so much easier to do a twist on an existing religion than to start a new one.

Joseph Smith wrote: