Actress Leslie Jones Hacked, Private Info Leaked

[Yumyumsuppertime]

"but the definition"
no, i don't think you understand the concept of people calling blacks "Monkeys"

Humans descended from primates, I don't see your point.

Are you completely ignorant of the fact that black people have been compared to monkeys and gorillas as a racist tactic for centuries, now?

[Yumyumsuppertime]

Humans are primates, so comparing someone to a primate would be correct.

you completely ignored what i just said

Expect more of that when you try to engage with defenders of racism.

[Thaerania]

Humans are primates, so comparing someone to a primate would be correct.

you completely ignored what i just said

I saw what you said.

[Thaerania]

Humans descended from primates, I don't see your point.

Are you completely ignorant of the fact that black people have been compared to monkeys and gorillas as a racist tactic for centuries, now?

10/10 would genetic fallacy again.

[Herskerstad]

Hope they catch the hacker.

As far as the normal shitposters go? Eh, the whole ghostbusters marketing campaign was a bit of a shitposting itself and the movie rightly tanked for it.

Never saw the movie, so I can't judge whether or not it was any good. I may check it out once it's online.

My biggest gripe which prevented me from doing the same is that it did not connect to any of the earlier films, but included some of the earlier actors who did not play their own characters.

Big slap in the face to the fans. It would have been so easy to make the women in the film the daughters or adopted daughters of the earlier cast and have them pick up the reins. From just that alone it felt like the focus of the movie was more towards a social bent than serving the existing fans and that kind of just killed it for me.

[Thaerania]

you completely ignored what i just said

Expect more of that when you try to engage with defenders of racism.

Yeah, don't talk to those big meanies with different views. Here, let me get you a tissue wissue.

[Greater Orensta]

you completely ignored what i just said

I saw what you said.

and ignored it

you completely ignored what i just said

Expect more of that when you try to engage with defenders of racism.

ugh, now i have to stay in this debate and not get sleep

[Kanaria]

"but the definition"
no, i don't think you understand the concept of people calling blacks "Monkeys"

Humans descended from primates, I don't see your point.

Will you see it now?

Another stereotype was that of the savage. African black people were usually depicted as primitive, simple and childlike, cannibalistic persons[21] who live in tribes, carry spears, believe in witchcraft and worship their wizard. White colonists are depicted tricking them by selling junk in exchange for valuable things and/or scaring them with modern technology. A well-known example of this image is Tintin in the Congo. When white people are caught by African tribes they are usually put in a large, black cauldron so they can be cooked and eaten. Sometimes black Africans are depicted as pygmies,[citation needed] with childlike behavior so that they can be ridiculed as being similar to children.[21]

Other stereotypical images are the male black African dressed in lip plates or with a bone sticking through his nasal septum. Stereotypical female black African depictions include the bare breasted woman with large breasts and notably fat buttocks (examples of this stereotype are the 19th century sideshow attraction Saartjie Baartman) or the woman who wears multiple rings around her giraffe-like neck (note: this type of neck ornament is also common in Burma with women from the Kayan tribe, but is generally associated with Africa (like in the Bugs Bunny cartoon "Which Is Witch").

Secretary of State John C. Calhoun, arguing for the extension of slavery, in 1844 said "Here [scientific confirmation] is proof of the necessity of slavery. The African is incapable of self-care and sinks into lunacy under the burden of freedom. It is a mercy to give him the guardianship and protection from mental death."[22]

Anyhow:

Irrelevant.

Starving, diseased children are irrelevant, but someone posts a picture of a gorilla and suddenly it's time to scramble the jets?

If that were the appropriate and available response and the originally desired center of discussion in this thread, yes.

[Yumyumsuppertime]

Are you completely ignorant of the fact that black people have been compared to monkeys and gorillas as a racist tactic for centuries, now?

10/10 would genetic fallacy again.

You're being intentionally obtuse. It's not an attractive trait.

[Yumyumsuppertime]

Expect more of that when you try to engage with defenders of racism.

Yeah, don't talk to those big meanies with different views. Here, let me get you a tissue wissue.

Thanks, but pointing out your refusal to argue with any sort of intellectual honesty doesn't excite me THAT much.

[Thaerania]

I saw what you said.

and answered it.

Fixed that for you.

[Greater Orensta]

Yeah, don't talk to those big meanies with different views. Here, let me get you a tissue wissue.

Thanks, but pointing out your refusal to argue with any sort of intellectual honesty doesn't excite me THAT much.

Even I tried to make an arguement

[Greater Orensta]

and ignored it.

Fixed that for you.

No, you actually didn't

[Herskerstad]

The fuck? Homeland security investigating this?

[Thaerania]

Humans descended from primates, I don't see your point.

Will you see it now?

Another stereotype was that of the savage. African black people were usually depicted as primitive, simple and childlike, cannibalistic persons[21] who live in tribes, carry spears, believe in witchcraft and worship their wizard. White colonists are depicted tricking them by selling junk in exchange for valuable things and/or scaring them with modern technology. A well-known example of this image is Tintin in the Congo. When white people are caught by African tribes they are usually put in a large, black cauldron so they can be cooked and eaten. Sometimes black Africans are depicted as pygmies,[citation needed] with childlike behavior so that they can be ridiculed as being similar to children.[21]

Other stereotypical images are the male black African dressed in lip plates or with a bone sticking through his nasal septum. Stereotypical female black African depictions include the bare breasted woman with large breasts and notably fat buttocks (examples of this stereotype are the 19th century sideshow attraction Saartjie Baartman) or the woman who wears multiple rings around her giraffe-like neck (note: this type of neck ornament is also common in Burma with women from the Kayan tribe, but is generally associated with Africa (like in the Bugs Bunny cartoon "Which Is Witch").

Secretary of State John C. Calhoun, arguing for the extension of slavery, in 1844 said "Here [scientific confirmation] is proof of the necessity of slavery. The African is incapable of self-care and sinks into lunacy under the burden of freedom. It is a mercy to give him the guardianship and protection from mental death."[22]

Anyhow:

Starving, diseased children are irrelevant, but someone posts a picture of a gorilla and suddenly it's time to scramble the jets?

If that were the appropriate and available response and the originally desired center of discussion in this thread, yes.

Define appropriate.

[Thaerania]

10/10 would genetic fallacy again.

You're being intentionally obtuse. It's not an attractive trait.

Good, hordes of regressive leftist SJWs don't like me.

[Kanaria]

Will you see it now?

Anyhow:

If that were the appropriate and available response and the originally desired center of discussion in this thread, yes.

Define appropriate.

Perceived as being in some means equal in value to the relevant context.

[Yumyumsuppertime]

You're being intentionally obtuse. It's not an attractive trait.

Good, hordes of regressive leftist SJWs don't like me.

I couldn't speak for the hordes, as you weren't brought up at the last meeting.

[Felrik]

Good, hordes of regressive leftist SJWs don't like me.

I couldn't speak for the hordes, as you weren't brought up at the last meeting.

Sending it right back at him.

[Thaerania]

The fuck? Homeland security investigating this?

Don't they have bigger things to be doing than kissing some celebrity's ass? We need to stop treating celebrities like gods.

[CoraSpia]

Obviously this is bad and everything, and is part of what make the right look bad, but that's hardly a groundbreaking comment and I wouldn't have bothered posting if I hadn't just seen this.

“I have to say, as a human being, it’s heartbreaking,” Dr. Tynes said. “As a researcher, I haven’t seen in the adolescents I study anything this heinous.”

What? Seriously, what? I went to a private school, not exactly a rough environment. If someone got a hold of a nudge photo of you though, you had to be very nice to that person for a good long while or else facebook would have it. This isn't some sort of strange new thing, this is just the sort of bullshit idiots on the internet have been doing since their were idiots on the internet to do it.

[Felrik]

The fuck? Homeland security investigating this?

Don't they have bigger things to be doing than kissing some celebrity's ass? We need to stop treating celebrities like gods.

Agreed.

[36 Camera Perspective]

Are you completely ignorant of the fact that black people have been compared to monkeys and gorillas as a racist tactic for centuries, now?

10/10 would genetic fallacy again.

That's not an example of the genetic fallacy.

[Kanaria]

The fuck? Homeland security investigating this?

Don't they have bigger things to be doing than kissing some celebrity's ass? We need to stop treating celebrities like gods.

They are the only ones we have left who don't advocate marital rape, theocracy, dictatorship, isolationism, imperialism or throwing gay people off rooftops.
Well, they advocate some isolationism and/or imperialism but only as a side job. It's not their main job.
Also, perhaps some of these threats seemed to merit the attention of DHS.

[36 Camera Perspective]

Obviously this is bad and everything, and is part of what make the right look bad, but that's hardly a groundbreaking comment and I wouldn't have bothered posting if I hadn't just seen this.

“I have to say, as a human being, it’s heartbreaking,” Dr. Tynes said. “As a researcher, I haven’t seen in the adolescents I study anything this heinous.”

What? Seriously, what? I went to a private school, not exactly a rough environment. If someone got a hold of a nudge photo of you though, you had to be very nice to that person for a good long while or else facebook would have it. This isn't some sort of strange new thing, this is just the sort of bullshit idiots on the internet have been doing since their were idiots on the internet to do it.

Was it normal for students at your school to hack into other student's online information?