Patches67

  Whining about cultural appropriation has become nothing more than attacking people who have the ability to create.  It's an excuse for talentless people to go after people they're jealous of.  Take a look at who is the target of complaints about cultural appropriation. Artists, http://www.torontosun.com/2017/05/02/cancelled-toronto-art-showcase-the-latest-example-of-political-correctness-gone-wrong Musicians, http://www.thefader.com/2014/12/16/6-pop-stars-guilty-of-cultural-appropriation-in-2014-1 Writers, https://www.theguardian.com/books/2016/oct/01/novelists-cultural-appropriation-literature-lionel-shriver Poets, http://time.com/4025

  When I was a kid there was a group of people who tried to morally micromanage our lives.  They didn't like our clothes.  They didn't like our music.  They didn't like our hair.  They didn't like the TV shows we watched.  They didn't like our comedians telling dirty jokes.  They didn't like us partying, getting drunk, getting high, or having sex.  They were pretty much a crazed bunch of control freaks obsessed with telling us what to do in every facet of our lives, right down to how to dress, how to vote, how to pray, who to fuck and how to fuck them.  They were exclusively religious conservatives, who all around, simply did not care for the

I read Time Mazine's story in 'How Trolls Are Ruining The Internet" and here's my rebuttal to this namby pamby whingebag bullshit. Trolls aren't ruining anything, people just have pretty shit things to say, and so what? When the hell has that not been true in the whole of human history? I find it IMPOSSIBLE to feel sorry for anyone who feels threatened by anything on the internet. And I'm always going to react negatively to any push for dealing with the problem through legislation. You want the GOVERNMENT to regulate how people express themselves? Fuck that shit, how the hell can that end in any way but bad? Litigation and law enforcement i