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Posted on 12/20/2016 8:14:06 AM PST by Kaslin
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When the weak silence the strong, weak arguments tend to overtake stronger ones.
More people need to do this. And with the Trump win, they are running scared. They have lost their power. Individually they now know that we outnumber them. The facade has been lifted. Their weakness exposed. And they know it. And they know that we know it.
The degree of “PC’ness” that we see today is really sad. How can anyone, anywhere, expect to have a lively debate on any subject when someone can resort to yelling “Foul!” anytime there is a difference of opinion. My own approach is to tell them to quit arguing on emotional grounds and shift their opinion to one based on fact. Then I usually say something like: “Once you’ve marshaled some actual facts on the subject, take a minute to grow up, and then come back and we’ll talk about it.” I’ve yet to have one liberal make the effort.
Those who seek offense never come up empty-handed.
Most chocolate will melt at body temperature. Chocolate comes in several shades from dark brown to white. More people need to be like M&Ms. A candy coated shell. Melts in your mouth not in your hands. But even better is a Tootsie Pop.
I agree wholeheartedly with both of you. We need to stop running scared of these PC nazis and speak the blunt truth even if it stings.
Fags are fags. Homo marriage is not marriage. Abortion is murder. Black culture is a failure. Men are men and women are women. I don’t owe some deadbeat welfare parasite any of my money. Criminals deserve punishment. Not all cultures are equal. Not all people are equal. Diversity weakens us. Women are physically weaker than men. Evil is real. A normal reaction to a threat is anger. Most of the world’s terrorism is inspired by islime. We have a right to filter who comes to this country.
Etc.. Stuff that makes liberal heads explode.
Composition
White chocolate is not chocolate in the strict sense as it does not contain non-fat cocoa solids, the primary nutritional constituent of chocolate liquor—chocolate in its raw, unsweetened form. During the manufacturing process, the dark-colored solids of the cocoa bean are separated from its fatty content, as with milk, semi-sweet, and dark chocolate. But, unlike those other chocolate types, the cocoa solids are not recombined. As a result, this fat, cocoa butter, is the only cacao ingredient in white chocolate. Because it contains no cocoa solids, white chocolate contains only trace amounts of the stimulants theobromine and caffeine, while lacking the antioxidant properties or many characterizing ingredients of chocolate, such as thiamine, riboflavin, and phenylethylamine. Often, the cocoa butter is deodorized to remove its strong flavor. If prime pressed cocoa butter is used, it has natural anti-oxidant (vitamin E), but if deodorized it has none, as the deodorizing is a steam stripping step, often at 180 °C (356 °F).
White chocolate may include additional flavorings. Vanilla is a common additive.
Some preparations known as confectioner's coating or summer coating may be confused with white chocolate, but are made from inexpensive solid or hydrogenated vegetable and animal fats, and are not at all derived from cocoa. These preparations may actually be white (in contrast to white chocolate's ivory shade) and will lack cocoa butter's flavor. Source
“Thus considered, the result of political correctness is twofold: It produces a lot of nominal adults unable to function in the marketplace of ideas without special protection. But it also produces a lot of manipulative sociopaths that seriously threaten the future of our nation.
Do you think I am exaggerating? Well, just take a few minutes to Google the words “students demand” and see what comes up. Here is what you will find:
*George Washington University Students Demand Creation of Sanctuary Campus.
*Berkeley Protestors Demand Spaces of Color.
*Wisconsin Students Demand Ban on Conservative Group
*Mississippi State Students Demand Removal of State Flag.”
And here are what the answers to those demands should be.
NO. NO. And NO. And when they start whining, the retort should be from admin officials, “you are free to go to another university.”
Let the snowflake melt. We do need to cull the herd of useful idiots.
According to the excruciatingly un-PC story Little Black Sambo, butter can be had by running tigers sufficiently hard, and makes wonderful pancakes.
Melted butter does wonderful things in the right context. You wouldn’t build a house out of it, but you’d cook up a storm in that house with it.
I kind of wish I was college age again, I think I would make it my full time job to daily come up with new and improved ways to stealthily leave things here or there that would trigger these people in ever increasing levels until they are finally in a perpetual state of apoplexy
Agreed. I’ve been on the free speech warpath for quite some time now. Recently, I’ve upped my game, if I do say so myself.
To the PC “NOT SEES” it’s all about getting offended for the sake of getting offended. It’s like emotional crack to them, it gives them a short term high. A temporary feeling of moral superiority and empowerment. A sad,pathetic self destructive way to go through life.
Yep. But here is the way to nail them: Polite and direct use of words.
e.g. I never call homosexuals gay. I also don’t call the fags, queers, fudge.....s, and all the other euphemisms. I call the males homosexual and I call the females lesbian.
I don’t ever use words like “scumbag” and other such insulting, but technically incorrect (nobody I know is literally a bag of scum) words. That’s why I say “ignorant” a lot, but save “stupid” for special cases where it applies. i.e. someone who is ignorant of something but should not be, like a truck driver that doesn’t know if his truck burns diesel or gasoline.
When you keep your language precise, they are utterly helpless against you. It’s oddly entertaining to watch, actually. I spend a lot of time saying things like, Your last comment is textbook irony/projection/ad-hominem/deflection, whatever one works, and leave it at that.
I’ve never really like the wording of it, but Ayn Rand had the right idea with her notion of the “Sanction of the Victim”. The expectation is that the weak are victims, and the strong have a duty to constantly apologize and ask forgiveness from the weak. This puts the weak in charge and forces the strong to take a backseat.
No more.
Which reminds me, my Childhood Best Friend’s Mother always kept the Butter in the Cupboard, not in the Refrigerator.
Is that a common practice? Just askin’.
Now back to our regularly scheduled FR Snowflake Thread.
We have to realize that by our constitution, this grants equal rights by implication to the fools to state everything they want to state.
And it would be wise to realize that putdowns don’t really convince anyone but the respective choirs.
Now the glasses I am wearing may look weird. They aren’t rose COLORED, or showing black as white, but they do look for the rosy among the thorns. Some follies are actually close to wisdoms, but they have taken a distorted form. The love of God can provide the environment into which the distorted thing can be molded back into the truth.
I prefer the term “Dumber than a Box of Barbara Boxers”.
You can’t get any dumber than that.
My tag line is “Macroagression melts snowflakes”
If one went through it rapidly enough, that would get you butter that is easiest to work with and tastes best on the table. The icebox and refrigerator retard the spoilage but at the cost of making the butter less friendly unless set out ahead of time.
Is it common... never happened in my family. The margarine (we were too frugal for the expensive spread) went into the refrigerator. My aunt used actual butter. It went into the refrigerator.
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