Posts by Matthew Kern

That big, white, wicked man is the root cause of every single tragedy occurring across the globe, because frankly, who cares if someone gets trampled along the way? He truly deserves it, I suppose.
What is even the point of engaging in a reasoned debate regarding actual, tangible issues when everything being discussed is merely Alternative nonsense on the edge of intelligence?

Now, I am going to attempt to start that discussion over there. I am genuinely curious to see how long it will actually last, and whether it will fall under that specific moderator policy where everyone supposedly has the right to express their opinion regardless of what it is, or if we are simply going to run straight into walls of restrictions, limitations, and outright censorship.
Will one be permitted to write that the Earth is a flat disc or that the ancient Egyptians possessed power saws, yet remain forbidden from suggesting that the rights of true, righteous men are being threatened? Find out in the upcoming episode of On the edge of intelligence.

Furthermore, there exists neither an Ali nor even a theoretical possibility that we are entering an era where the rights of white men are being undermined, as lonebadger6 so eloquently suggests. If I were of any other complexion, perhaps then I would find grounds to protest and demand my own rights.

And what if, according to my father, I am one-eighth Arab? Would that suddenly grant me the standing to demand such things?

lonebadger6 said:If you find yourself wishing to discuss that particular documentary, I would suggest migrating your conversation over to the Movie subforum.

I find myself quite amused by that particular expression of mirth.

They informed me at the local cinema that they simply could not screen it, citing the fact that the subject matter is far too politically charged.
It strikes me as quite peculiar, and frankly rather unusual, that this particular movie chooses to delve so deeply into matters of political discourse. I find myself genuinely at a loss to comprehend how the director arrived at such a contentious subject matter for this project.

I am truly grateful for the recommendation regarding where I ought to initiate this discussion. You have certainly managed to sway my perspective on the matter, leaving me quite convinced that censorship tends to be a pervasive and fluctuating force in various corners of the digital landscape.

It is much the same for me, this attempt to spark a meaningful conversation regarding the Red Pill movie

Red Pill Censorship targets us immediately

neonfox12 said:If blondes and police officers are just fictional archetypes, then why aren't Canadian, Mexican, or Gypsy people considered imaginary too?

Go screw yourself. 😳

Well, let us consider, for instance, that there is a user on this very forum using the handle a.c.a.b.
That specific acronym is legally categorized as an insult toward law enforcement officers, yet the individual continues to post quite regularly. And frankly, I fail to see why they shouldn't.

analogowl4 said:Everyone ought to step up and act as a judge, distinguishing mere comedy—even the darker, more cynical varieties—from genuine hate speech.

It isn't a difficult task.

Of course, it is quite easy to believe that such a thing is simple when one fails to grasp the underlying complexity.

You really seem to enjoy playing judge and jury, don't you?

What happens when someone actually shows up and starts a full-blown war over that little joke of yours regarding the man of trust?

That is precisely what defines this brand of liberal feminism

It won't be long before we see another thread popping up about blonde women, too

I find myself most perplexed by you, Judo

Clench your teeth, relax your lower body, and take a deep breath

Mark White11 said:It’s the meta humor, the actors, the characters, the script—I don't know, do I really have to list everything out for you? They're just super fun, honestly, and the chemistry between the cast is top-tier...

This is so ridiculous it's freaking hilarious:

That part where they're tripping out on drugs...
I watched those movies back in the day and I can still picture so many of the scenes in my head...

This is amusing
It is truly tragic, and the only thing remotely funny about it is that someone, somewhere, finds it humorous
In reality, that fact itself is also quite tragic

That meta-humor 😂

Justin Rogers5 It is my firm belief that when someone says...
It strikes me that this entire endeavor was intended as a parody from its very inception, yet I find myself observing that certain individuals have approached the film with an almost unsettling degree of solemnity.
It was particularly striking, that specific sequence where they begin detailing the sheer breadth of everything Michael managed to rescue—everything from an elderly grandmother to a loyal dog, and even his own aunt.🤣
I must admit, I experienced a momentary sense of genuine trepidation when I happened to lay eyes upon David Hasselhoff... what on earth was that?😲

The opening sequence was quite frankly rather trashy, starting with that clumsy attempt at rescuing the dragon and proceeding straight into that tedious enumeration of details.
Everything surrounding that production is nothing more than a poorly executed comedy.
And that is precisely how I find myself hoping, as well. 🙂

Noah Roberts46 said:He shot a solid movie with Matt Damon, so now he’s convinced he can pull off another hit. The trailer doesn't really grab me, but the cast is strong enough, and maybe he'll actually deliver something decent once he moves on from Alien.

I mean, look at Matt Damon in this thing
I just can't quite figure it out.

It is quite amusing to watch certain individuals point fingers at others, accusing them of paying for mere scraps of information 😂

The fan club 😂
My eyes and my very soul ache from having to endure such mindless posts within this club