Teens Surround And Denigrate Native Americans In DC

[UniversalCommons]

A lot of the Black Israelites live in a reality distortion field which has a lot of really different ideas like the Moorish Science Temple, weird ideas about the United States Constitution, and often combines with the ideas like the sovereign citizen movement where people believe they are their own country and can create their own identification and drivers licenses. There is a purity to this which makes talking to them fascinating, but bad for political, racial, or social interactions if you can't keep very composed and away from getting involved in their legal or political entanglements.

Confronting them often leads to very strange outcomes.

[Liriena]

So he constantly hangs out with them and sympathizes with the biggest white supremacist cons of all (their alleged commitment to freedom of speech, which Richard Spencer himself admitted is a con).


Occupy Democrats or Occupy Wall Street?

Maybe it is because Tim has a commitment to an ideal that he wants to give everyone a fair shake and that is why he wants everyone to be able to say what is on their mind. That’s not radical nor endorsing it’s called the 1st Amendment.

Occupy Wall Street, geez I’m bad with names.

But being a free speech champion and journalist doesn't necessitate you handing over your platform to every person with an opinion, regardless of how hateful that opinion may be. Also, calling someone a mostly balanced journalist when so much of their content appears to basically be video op-eds and hot takes is like saying Buzzfeed videos are academic essays.

It's alright. Happens.

plus the Left has the power now in the influential institutions so for an anti-authoritarian and anti-identitarian like him the Left is a logical target.

This could only be true if you thought that "the Left" was a singular, cohesive whole that included the neoliberal consensus... which a lot of leftists would tell you it doesn't.

Socialists of all stripes don't have much power, if any, in most influential institutions, unless you think the absurdist side of Twitter is one of them. Anarchists don't have much power. Communists don't have much power. At best, progressive liberals have some influence, but one that rarely extends beyond media presence and the ability to pay lip-service to political causes without having the political representation to implement it.

I’ll try and find the video where he talks about why he punches left more than right.

Sounds fair.

[Liriena]

A lot of the Black Israelites live in a reality distortion field which has a lot of really different ideas like the Moorish Science Temple, weird ideas about the United States Constitution, and often combines with the ideas like the sovereign citizen movement where people believe they are their own country and can create their own identification and drivers licenses. There is a purity to this which makes talking to them fascinating, but bad for political, racial, or social interactions if you can't keep very composed and away from getting involved in their legal or political entanglements.

Confronting them often leads to very strange outcomes.

I wonder if they also have weird beliefs about human skulls. That's when you know they've hit the sweet spot of stupid ideology.

[UniversalCommons]

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[Western Vale Confederacy]

A lot of the Black Israelites live in a reality distortion field which has a lot of really different ideas like the Moorish Science Temple, weird ideas about the United States Constitution, and often combines with the ideas like the sovereign citizen movement where people believe they are their own country and can create their own identification and drivers licenses. There is a purity to this which makes talking to them fascinating, but bad for political, racial, or social interactions if you can't keep very composed and away from getting involved in their legal or political entanglements.

Confronting them often leads to very strange outcomes.

I wonder if they also have weird beliefs about human skulls. That's when you know they've hit the sweet spot of stupid ideology.

Crystal skulls, eh?

[Camelone]

Maybe it is because Tim has a commitment to an ideal that he wants to give everyone a fair shake and that is why he wants everyone to be able to say what is on their mind. That’s not radical nor endorsing it’s called the 1st Amendment.

Occupy Wall Street, geez I’m bad with names.

But being a free speech champion and journalist doesn't necessitate you handing over your platform to every person with an opinion, regardless of how hateful that opinion may be. Also, calling someone a mostly balanced journalist when so much of their content appears to basically be video op-eds and hot takes is like saying Buzzfeed videos are academic essays.

It's alright. Happens.

plus the Left has the power now in the influential institutions so for an anti-authoritarian and anti-identitarian like him the Left is a logical target.

This could only be true if you thought that "the Left" was a singular, cohesive whole that included the neoliberal consensus... which a lot of leftists would tell you it doesn't.

Socialists of all stripes don't have much power, if any, in most influential institutions, unless you think the absurdist side of Twitter is one of them. Anarchists don't have much power. Communists don't have much power. At best, progressive liberals have some influence, but one that rarely extends beyond media presence and the ability to pay lip-service to political causes without having the political representation to implement it.

I’ll try and find the video where he talks about why he punches left more than right.

Sounds fair.

Well he has two channels one for op-eds and one for straight reporting. I sometimes mix Timcast and Tim Pool. If I remember correctly in my sleepy state Tim Pool is the more straight reporting while Timcast are where his op-eds go.

I’ll define ‘the Left’ as schools of thought that are on the left but not necessarily unified, the voice that is given to points of view that are more fringe on the left side of the spectrum. I really wish there was a better term for political alignment but I can’t think of any. Would you say that among the two prominent schools on the left would be first Neoliberalism and then Intersectionality?

I can not seem to find it right now, I believe it may be a part of a longer video. Igueranel you don’t by any chance recall a video where he discusses why he goes more punching left then right? Maybe it was one of the Proud Boys videos or one involving Antifa. Do you mind if I get back to you about this sometime tomorrow? I do not have the time at the moment to find it.

Side note should we move the conversation about this to another thread as it being connected to the OP is stretching a little?

[Lanoraie II]

A lot of the Black Israelites live in a reality distortion field which has a lot of really different ideas like the Moorish Science Temple, weird ideas about the United States Constitution, and often combines with the ideas like the sovereign citizen movement where people believe they are their own country and can create their own identification and drivers licenses. There is a purity to this which makes talking to them fascinating, but bad for political, racial, or social interactions if you can't keep very composed and away from getting involved in their legal or political entanglements.

Confronting them often leads to very strange outcomes.

reality distortion field

May I steal that for future use?

[ShakaZuli]

Well he has two channels one for op-eds and one for straight reporting. I sometimes mix Timcast and Tim Pool. If I remember correctly in my sleepy state Tim Pool is the more straight reporting while Timcast are where his op-eds go.

I’ll define ‘the Left’ as schools of thought that are on the left but not necessarily unified, the voice that is given to points of view that are more fringe on the left side of the spectrum. I really wish there was a better term for political alignment but I can’t think of any. Would you say that among the two prominent schools on the left would be first Neoliberalism and then Intersectionality?

I can not seem to find it right now, I believe it may be a part of a longer video. Igueranel you don’t by any chance recall a video where he discusses why he goes more punching left then right? Maybe it was one of the Proud Boys videos or one involving Antifa. Do you mind if I get back to you about this sometime tomorrow? I do not have the time at the moment to find it.

Side note should we move the conversation about this to another thread as it being connected to the OP is stretching a little?

For a outsider who is not familiar with the work of Tim Pool it is interesting to see his early videos with that of today. He obviously shitfted to the right. It seems only his mixed race heritage prevents him to totally become alt-right.

[Galloism]

Well he has two channels one for op-eds and one for straight reporting. I sometimes mix Timcast and Tim Pool. If I remember correctly in my sleepy state Tim Pool is the more straight reporting while Timcast are where his op-eds go.

I’ll define ‘the Left’ as schools of thought that are on the left but not necessarily unified, the voice that is given to points of view that are more fringe on the left side of the spectrum. I really wish there was a better term for political alignment but I can’t think of any. Would you say that among the two prominent schools on the left would be first Neoliberalism and then Intersectionality?

I can not seem to find it right now, I believe it may be a part of a longer video. Igueranel you don’t by any chance recall a video where he discusses why he goes more punching left then right? Maybe it was one of the Proud Boys videos or one involving Antifa. Do you mind if I get back to you about this sometime tomorrow? I do not have the time at the moment to find it.

Side note should we move the conversation about this to another thread as it being connected to the OP is stretching a little?

For a outsider who is not familiar with the work of Tim Pool it is interesting to see his early videos with that of today. He obviously shitfted to the right. It seems only his mixed race heritage prevents him to totally become alt-right.

I don't think so really. I think the system shifted to the left and he failed to move.

Even the SPLC refers to him as a left wing journalist - as recently as last year. The things he talks about - free speech, due process, thinking and assimilating new information, listening and debating your opponents - these were all left wing talking points a decade ago.

I don't think Pool shifted. I think society did.

[Minzerland II]

Statement by the smirking kid, Nick Sandmann.

[Karu Nadu]

Again with "anti-white" this, "anti-white" that.

Do you want to say there is no anti-white sentiment among progressive media and politicians?

Well...
Most American media outlets are run by white people.

[Israeli Defense Force]

This whole thing seems rather silly.

Pic related sums up my take on it.

Do you want to say there is no anti-white sentiment among progressive media and politicians?

Well...
Most American media outlets are run by white people.

inb4 someone tries to say Jews run most American media outlets

[Vassenor]

Again with "anti-white" this, "anti-white" that.

Do you want to say there is no anti-white sentiment among progressive media and politicians?

Maybe you should actually prove that it exists.

[Camelone]

Statement by the smirking kid, Nick Sandmann.

That comment section on Twitter is cancer.

[Vassenor]

Statement by the smirking kid, Nick Sandmann.

That comment section on Twitter is cancer.

Kind of a redundant statement there.

[Trumptonium1]

Statement by the smirking kid, Nick Sandmann.

That comment section on Twitter is cancer.

No it's simply modern politics.

The primary mistake of liberals in 2016 was assuming the youtube comment section was just fringe.

[Galloism]

That comment section on Twitter is cancer.

No it's simply modern politics.

The primary mistake of liberals in 2016 was assuming the youtube comment section was just fringe.

Please, I just ate.

[Crockerland]

[Hakons]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EZTDIoywwGk

I'd watch this before getting in any arguments.

Tim Pool is a right winger. Not a credible source.

Left-wingers: Ho hum, why oh why do those silly conservatives hate the enlightened media?

Also left-wingers: Right-wingers are stupid and can't serve as credible sources!

I'm obviously exaggerating, but if people wonder why belief in an unbiased media has become a partisan issue, look no further than here

[Des-Bal]

Tim Pool is a right winger. Not a credible source.

Then take it in with the knowledge that he may be effected by bias. Dismissing sources that don't align with your views only leads to you being uninformed.

[Camelone]

That comment section on Twitter is cancer.

Kind of a redundant statement there.

I’ve never been on Twitter in my life because I thought it was stupid, guess I was right. I have a higher opinion of NSG now.

[Camelone]

Left-wingers: Ho hum, why oh why do those silly conservatives hate the enlightened media?

Also left-wingers: Right-wingers are stupid and can't serve as credible sources!

I'm obviously exaggerating, but if people wonder why belief in an unbiased media has become a partisan issue, look no further than here

If you want to hold up Breitbart, Fox News and InfoWars as credible sources go right ahead...

I thought we were talking about Tim Pool here.

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Wait you lot hate people chanting racist slurs? Oh I get it! You only hate it when it's being done by brown people!

Do you know what they say about when you assume? It makes an ass out of you and me.

[El-Amin Caliphate]

>Watches video
Ok, so what's the fuss here? All I see is some Native Americans doing a drum chant and a bunch of white people acting dumb, but nothing out of the ordinary. So what am I missing here?

[Minzerland II]

Statement by the smirking kid, Nick Sandmann.

https://mobile.twitter.com/tbq_/status/ ... 7232787458

Here’s another perspective on the long video.

Fair to say that I absolutely disagree with the conclusions and assumptions made by this commentator, as well as interpretations of events and the purposeful omittion of events, (basically all of it) but I felt it was an interesting thread nonetheless.

EDIT: Something that has come to my attention, too, is that Mr. Phillips apparently changed his story (I personally am on the fence and don’t necessarily think he is a liar). He’s been accused anyway. Could someone explain if this is true or false? Thank you in advance

[Camelone]

>Watches video
Ok, so what's the fuss here? All I see is some Native Americans doing a drum chant and a bunch of white people acting dumb, but nothing out of the ordinary. So what am I missing here?

Virtue signaling. This should not have been such a large story, nor should it have generated so much hatred and vitriol. I’ll concede that some people on here genuinely believe in their indignation but most of them are not going overboard about it.