Kulturkampf

[HaughtyFrank]

We should come up with a name for this culture of canceling

[benji]

I'm glad when people come around to the right position (see also: Taylor Lorenz on free speech) but could they not do it with any humility? There's so much fucking condescension as they lecture us all about their heavenly dispatched wisdom only someone as all knowing as they could interpret that we tried to tell them for years that they dismissed as fascist dogwhistles.

[Alpacx]

I'm glad when people come around to the right position (see also: Taylor Lorenz on free speech) but could they not do it with any humility? There's so much fucking condescension as they lecture us all about their heavenly dispatched wisdom only someone as all knowing as they could interpret that we tried to tell them for years that they dismissed as fascist dogwhistles.

"Freedom of speech doesn't mean freedom from consequences" when it's a Hispanic truck driver fired for using ok hand gesture:
 

"Freedom of speech doesn't mean freedom from consequences" people getting fired for celebrating a murder:


Wish we could get to some sort of reasonable normalcy but even if the left were contrite about their cancellations (which doesn't exist) and you could uncancel people the right would want its vengeance.

[Nintex]

[Potato]

I hope someone is going to keep track of his vow and calls him out whenever he takes a new role.

[benji]

They can't stop adopting all the woke language/rhetoric.

[benji]

[Uncle]

We should come up with a name for this culture of canceling

is it just coincidence that there's been a gradual progression here?

the last decade: the right gets canceled over all sorts of things, off-color jokes, the ok hand gesture, being maga, being against covid, -phobia

Israel/Palestine: confused screaming as everyone cancels everyone else, colleges creating unwelcoming spaces for Jewish students...

today: the left cancelled for gravedancing

[HaughtyFrank]

[Alpacx]

[HaughtyFrank]

The bitches deleted the tweet

[malfoyking]

is that the way all these protest videos usually go? this is the first time ive actually seen it and thats wild!

[Ethan]

I think the "Don't bully me. I'll cum" gal might have an eating disorder.

[nachobro]

the fat one ate all her food :(

[Alpacx]

I think the "Don't bully me. I'll cum" gal might have an eating disorder.

"Gal"

[killamajig]

I think the "Don't bully me. I'll cum" gal might have an eating disorder.

"Gal"

I have no idea why the general population think these ladies aren't real women    

Don't all women dress like that for a protest?

Also, Mel and company need to invite that transformer to the "Slut Sisters" polycule.

[HaughtyFrank]

Don't think I like Mehdi Hasan 

[HaughtyFrank]

[DavidCroquet]

Why's it show them taking the kitschy bullshit off the walls? Was that part of the rebrand too?

[Eric Cartman]

I see his point, but would be amazed if he legitimately can't see the difference in context between people saying unhigned shit about the perpetrators of violence versus people saying unhiged shit about the victim

[Eric Cartman]

like posting "LOL get fucked kaffir-lovers!" on september 12th 2001 - why everyone so mad?

[killamajig]

Why's it show them taking the kitschy bullshit off the walls? Was that part of the rebrand too?

I think during the redesign they cleaned up the aesthetic so it didn't look so random. Like having all the rolling pins mounted on a board in even rows. Probably going back to the junkyard look.

[simiansmarts]

It's what Charlie would've wanted... 

[malfoyking]

Noam Blum is full of shit. One of the few times Mehdi is right there.

[TylenolJones]

bdumbs tried to warn us. 

[Besticus Maximus]

Mehdi hassan is alright but he's got a blind spot for islam because he's actually a religious lunatic like the americans he pwns

[simiansmarts]

bdumbs tried to warn us. 

You think your kids are watching innocent little "content creators"? WRONG 
 
They're watching CHAOS CREATORS!!!

[Uncle]

https://nypost.com/2025/09/12/us-news/san-francisco-vigilantes-spraying-narcan-into-unsuspecting-homeless-people/

San Francisco vigilantes spraying OD antidote Narcan into unsuspecting homeless people

Self-styled street vigilantes are reportedly roaming around San Francisco spraying the anti-overdose drug Narcan into the noses of unsuspecting homeless people – before posting video of their attacks online to brag on social media.

The disturbing tactic designed to chase homeless people off the sidewalk has left fentanyl users in San Francisco writhing in sudden withdrawal after being hit with the overdose-reversal spray — despite not overdosing at all, according to an ABC7 report.

Narcan, the brand name for naloxone, is a fast-acting medication that reverses opioid overdoses by blocking opioids from brain receptors and restoring normal breathing. 

It is safe for anyone to use, commonly delivered as a nasal spray, and has little to no effect on people who do not have opioids in their system. 

However, in those dependent on opioids, Narcan can trigger sudden and severe withdrawal symptoms such as vomiting, sweating and agitation.

Once dosed, users also report soaring anxiety, wild swings in body temperature and an urgent craving for their next hit.

The drug’s effects last about an hour, during which users are unable to get high — a period many describe as unbearable.

Six drug users told the Standard they had been startled awake in recent months by strangers either spraying Narcan into their noses or threatening to do so.

Word of the attacks has spread fear among San Francisco’s homeless population.

“They’re using it like a weapon,” said Kenneth Byrd, who is homeless and addicted to fentanyl.

“People are going around doing it just for kicks,” Byrd said. “It’s f—ked up.”

“I wouldn’t wish it on my worst enemy,” said Henry Jones, a homeless man who said he was jolted awake this year by someone spraying Narcan into his nose.

“I’ve been shot seven times, and being Narcan’d like that was worse,” Jones said.

Word of the attacks has spread fear through San Francisco’s homeless community, even as online commenters cheer the tactic as vigilante justice.

[A viral Instagram] video has racked up 190,000 likes and nearly 2,000 comments, with many praising the tactic.

“The new strategy for moving bums out of your way,” one wrote.

“Bro just solved the opiate crisis,” another said.

Frustration has boiled over into “compassion fatigue” among residents who feel the crisis has spiraled beyond what current policies can control.

comments under the story are wild

[Gamegirl Nostalgia]

I have fatigue label fatigue.

[DavidCroquet]

Came for the jugs, stayed for the unintentionally and massively ironic definition of “stochastic terrorism”

@inbedwithdanielle

 

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