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"content": "While I like the overall sentiment that Jonathan Holmes presented esepcially towards the end of the article.. I agree with this comment:<br />\"I think you're probably presenting a bit of a strawman about the gamergate attitude Holmes. I've never actually seen anyone saying they think games like Depression Quest are in and of themselves actual threats to other games.<br />The attitude that I've actually heard, and agree with, is that it was the special treatment that some subjects and people were getting from the gaming media, that was potentially going to threaten the other games that we like. That's why people like Sarkeesian and Quinn were getting a lot of hate. They were given massively privileged voices in the games industry and it wasn't remotely based on merit. It seemed to be based entirely on their politics just coincidentally aligning with a particular clique in the games media.<br />If it was an actual level playing field and Depression Quest and Tropes VS Women were given the equivalent amount of exposure as equivalent subjects from different ideologies were given (relative to their popularity with the audience), so they just had to earn their influence on merit like everyone else does, I don't think many people would've had a problem with either.<br />But that's not remotely what's happened. What's happened is that when concerns of violence were brought up by right-wing christian conservatives, the media reacted with anger and pushed back. When pretty much equivalent concerns were raised by feminists, the media just turned round and bent over.\"<br /><br /><a href=\"https://www.destructoid.com/last-night-s-debate-reminded-me-of-the-past-two-years-of-video-game-culture-war-nonsense-392221.phtml\" target=\"_blank\">https://www.destructoid.com/last-night-s-debate-reminded-me-of-the-past-two-years-of-video-game-culture-war-nonsense-392221.phtml</a>",
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"content": "While I like the overall sentiment that Jonathan Holmes presented esepcially towards the end of the article.. I agree with this comment:\n\"I think you're probably presenting a bit of a strawman about the gamergate attitude Holmes. I've never actually seen anyone saying they think games like Depression Quest are in and of themselves actual threats to other games.\nThe attitude that I've actually heard, and agree with, is that it was the special treatment that some subjects and people were getting from the gaming media, that was potentially going to threaten the other games that we like. That's why people like Sarkeesian and Quinn were getting a lot of hate. They were given massively privileged voices in the games industry and it wasn't remotely based on merit. It seemed to be based entirely on their politics just coincidentally aligning with a particular clique in the games media.\nIf it was an actual level playing field and Depression Quest and Tropes VS Women were given the equivalent amount of exposure as equivalent subjects from different ideologies were given (relative to their popularity with the audience), so they just had to earn their influence on merit like everyone else does, I don't think many people would've had a problem with either.\nBut that's not remotely what's happened. What's happened is that when concerns of violence were brought up by right-wing christian conservatives, the media reacted with anger and pushed back. When pretty much equivalent concerns were raised by feminists, the media just turned round and bent over.\"\n\nhttps://www.destructoid.com/last-night-s-debate-reminded-me-of-the-past-two-years-of-video-game-culture-war-nonsense-392221.phtml",
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"content": "I like this sort of meme pic that helps dispel myths. This is about whether or not it's true that we tend to swallow 8 spiders a year while we sleep.<br /><br />For those who can't read the pic or don't want to have to manually type in the address of the source article cited: <a href=\"https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/fact-or-fiction-people-swallow-8-spiders-a-year-while-they-sleep1/\" target=\"_blank\">https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/fact-or-fiction-people-swallow-8-spiders-a-year-while-they-sleep1/</a>",
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"content": "I like this sort of meme pic that helps dispel myths. This is about whether or not it's true that we tend to swallow 8 spiders a year while we sleep.\n\nFor those who can't read the pic or don't want to have to manually type in the address of the source article cited: https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/fact-or-fiction-people-swallow-8-spiders-a-year-while-they-sleep1/",
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"content": "Here's an example of why I do not endorse mob justice or to put it more bluntly.. internet witch hunts.<br />\"After the post went viral from thousands of Feminists sharing it, people begun to look for the guy and finally found him. They sent hate messages to him and his family and basically just harassed the poor guy without bothering to hear his side of the story or taking into consideration that he had a disorder which he couldn’t control. Several individuals who knew the guy in person messaged Laura, asking her to take the post down, explaining that the guy was mentally challenged. She didn’t care. She was Internet famous, and that’s all that really mattered to her.\"<br />On the other hand as someone who has been diagnosed by at least one dr. as being on the autism spectrum I do not entirely agree with the implication that autists do not have any form of self control. But then again, if it's true that I have it I'm a high functioning autist. Mostly, I think I tend to miss subtle social cues in real life causing me to not really interact with anyone very much. I tend to just assume no one would give me the time of day so I don't bother.<br />I certainly don't go around asking for high fives. :P.. and then again the spectrum is so vast that it's not just one thing... nor does every one on it exhibit the same symptoms or behaviors.<br />If people on the internet go after this woman (like I have seen some people post her handle and say \"let's get to work\") they are no better than she is. This shit stinks no matter what side it comes from.<br />Also this is a good comment:<br />\"Lara Wilson Reporting purely facts, sure, thats not slander... But the implication that this person was \"going out of his way to intimidate women\", \"attempted to take up as much personal space as he could\", \"treating women as sexual objects\" and \"hand hovered very close to a womans breast\", all of these are implying an unlawful intent, which is Slander, By Legal Definition<br />n. oral defamation, in which someone tells one or more persons an untruth about another, which untruth will harm the reputation of the person defamed. Slander is a civil wrong (tort) and can be the basis for a lawsuit<br />Because you cannot prove intent, and people are innocent until proven guilty, implying things like \"This person intended to grab a womans breast\" or \"This person was trying to intimidate women\" with no evidence is literally slander.\"<br />This is something many of us are OK with doing particularly on the internet. I have a feeling we are OK with it until someone finds a reason to come after us.<br />\"People need to realize that just because someone acts differently doesn't mean that they are \"tripping on something\" Is the world so unsafe for the mentally disabled? This woman should be censored from social media.<br />As a woman I hate when others declare themselves a feminist, then in their next breath throw somebody under the bus. Many times it's another woman. Which only proves that a feminist cares only about women who think and act like them.\"<br />As much as I don't think anyone should be silenced because freedom of speech protects everyone. Even those you disagree with. I do think she makes a good point here.<br /><br /><a href=\"https://ageofshitlords.com/feminist-bullies-autistic-guy-on-facebook/\" target=\"_blank\">https://ageofshitlords.com/feminist-bullies-autistic-guy-on-facebook/</a>",
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"content": "Here's an example of why I do not endorse mob justice or to put it more bluntly.. internet witch hunts.\n\"After the post went viral from thousands of Feminists sharing it, people begun to look for the guy and finally found him. They sent hate messages to him and his family and basically just harassed the poor guy without bothering to hear his side of the story or taking into consideration that he had a disorder which he couldn’t control. Several individuals who knew the guy in person messaged Laura, asking her to take the post down, explaining that the guy was mentally challenged. She didn’t care. She was Internet famous, and that’s all that really mattered to her.\"\nOn the other hand as someone who has been diagnosed by at least one dr. as being on the autism spectrum I do not entirely agree with the implication that autists do not have any form of self control. But then again, if it's true that I have it I'm a high functioning autist. Mostly, I think I tend to miss subtle social cues in real life causing me to not really interact with anyone very much. I tend to just assume no one would give me the time of day so I don't bother.\nI certainly don't go around asking for high fives. :P.. and then again the spectrum is so vast that it's not just one thing... nor does every one on it exhibit the same symptoms or behaviors.\nIf people on the internet go after this woman (like I have seen some people post her handle and say \"let's get to work\") they are no better than she is. This shit stinks no matter what side it comes from.\nAlso this is a good comment:\n\"Lara Wilson Reporting purely facts, sure, thats not slander... But the implication that this person was \"going out of his way to intimidate women\", \"attempted to take up as much personal space as he could\", \"treating women as sexual objects\" and \"hand hovered very close to a womans breast\", all of these are implying an unlawful intent, which is Slander, By Legal Definition\nn. oral defamation, in which someone tells one or more persons an untruth about another, which untruth will harm the reputation of the person defamed. Slander is a civil wrong (tort) and can be the basis for a lawsuit\nBecause you cannot prove intent, and people are innocent until proven guilty, implying things like \"This person intended to grab a womans breast\" or \"This person was trying to intimidate women\" with no evidence is literally slander.\"\nThis is something many of us are OK with doing particularly on the internet. I have a feeling we are OK with it until someone finds a reason to come after us.\n\"People need to realize that just because someone acts differently doesn't mean that they are \"tripping on something\" Is the world so unsafe for the mentally disabled? This woman should be censored from social media.\nAs a woman I hate when others declare themselves a feminist, then in their next breath throw somebody under the bus. Many times it's another woman. Which only proves that a feminist cares only about women who think and act like them.\"\nAs much as I don't think anyone should be silenced because freedom of speech protects everyone. Even those you disagree with. I do think she makes a good point here.\n\nhttps://ageofshitlords.com/feminist-bullies-autistic-guy-on-facebook/",
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"content": "Added two of the bigger cubic shelves to this particular setup today.<br />When I was ordering it they didn't have the same exact brand and model of LED puck lights that I used in the other shelves. However, the ones I got do have some of the same colors anyway.<br />The main shelves are where I'm going to keep my newest\\more prized pieces and I'm going to be shuffling around other pieces to here as I've already done.",
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"content": "Added two of the bigger cubic shelves to this particular setup today.\nWhen I was ordering it they didn't have the same exact brand and model of LED puck lights that I used in the other shelves. However, the ones I got do have some of the same colors anyway.\nThe main shelves are where I'm going to keep my newest\\more prized pieces and I'm going to be shuffling around other pieces to here as I've already done.",
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"content": "I just finished setting up that new desk that I ordered that I finally got. I like how it looks although it was kind of annoying to put together. <br /><br />At one point I even had the legs inverted and had to take it all apart again and start over. :P <br /><br />The light strips that I ordered seperately where also being annoying too with their adhesive. I ended up having to use duct tape to fasten the end of the light strip because of the weight the power adaptor was putting on that end.<br /><br />The final thing I need to do is manage the wires underneath. ",
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"content": "I just finished setting up that new desk that I ordered that I finally got. I like how it looks although it was kind of annoying to put together. \n\nAt one point I even had the legs inverted and had to take it all apart again and start over. :P \n\nThe light strips that I ordered seperately where also being annoying too with their adhesive. I ended up having to use duct tape to fasten the end of the light strip because of the weight the power adaptor was putting on that end.\n\nThe final thing I need to do is manage the wires underneath. ",
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"content": "This is also a great video from Roaming Millennial although she does seem a tad naive about the first waves of feminism or just history in general. She seems to not realize that at the time that Women couldn't vote many men could not vote either... at the time 3/4 men could not vote either.<br />It was mostly the wealthy who could. Also, suffrage gained Women the right to vote but not the duty to sign up for the draft which men have to do not only to vote but to get a drivers license and many other things. In fact may women where opposed to the idea because they where afraid they would end up having to sign up for selective service which I'll have to admit is a concern. But this ended up creating two classes of citizen.<br />In other words in the past in regards to the vote it was Universal Suffrage that was a big thing being fought for.<br />I do give her props for the fact that she acknowledged that the current wave was born out of the most radical parts of the second. It's a concept that I have heard of as the overton window. Over time this window shifts where things that where once considered radical are now moderate. This is the basis of those things that where once considered radical now being mainstream.<br /><a href=\"https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GpJ7kBtD7Rw\" target=\"_blank\">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GpJ7kBtD7Rw</a>",
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"content": "This is also a great video from Roaming Millennial although she does seem a tad naive about the first waves of feminism or just history in general. She seems to not realize that at the time that Women couldn't vote many men could not vote either... at the time 3/4 men could not vote either.\nIt was mostly the wealthy who could. Also, suffrage gained Women the right to vote but not the duty to sign up for the draft which men have to do not only to vote but to get a drivers license and many other things. In fact may women where opposed to the idea because they where afraid they would end up having to sign up for selective service which I'll have to admit is a concern. But this ended up creating two classes of citizen.\nIn other words in the past in regards to the vote it was Universal Suffrage that was a big thing being fought for.\nI do give her props for the fact that she acknowledged that the current wave was born out of the most radical parts of the second. It's a concept that I have heard of as the overton window. Over time this window shifts where things that where once considered radical are now moderate. This is the basis of those things that where once considered radical now being mainstream.\nhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GpJ7kBtD7Rw",
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"content": "Here's an article that was cited in that previous video that is a good read. <br /><br />\"From Katy Perry’s adoption of geisha garb at the 2013 American Music Awards to Lena Dunham’s cornrows and their supposed flaunting of racial identity theft, all cultural cross-pollination now seems to be fair game for a drubbing at the hands of the new race activists.\"<br /><br />\"None of us can, or should, “own” hip-hop, cornrows, or the right to wear a kimono.\"<br /><br />\"Speaking to the website Jezebel, the law professor Susan Scafidi of Fordham University in New York explained that appropriation involves “taking intellectual property, traditional knowledge, cultural expressions or artefacts from someone else’s culture without permission”. Yet such a definition seems to assume the existence of mythical central organisations with absolute mandates to represent minority groups – a black HQ, an Asian bureau, a Jewish head office – from which permissions and authorisations can be sought. More troubling is that it herds culture and tradition into the pen of a moral ownership not dissimilar to copyright, which may suit a legalistic outlook but jars with our human impulse to like what we like and create new things out of it.\"<br /><br /><a href=\"http://www.newstatesman.com/culture/art-design/2015/10/defence-cultural-appropriation\" target=\"_blank\">http://www.newstatesman.com/culture/art-design/2015/10/defence-cultural-appropriation</a>",
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"content": "Here's an article that was cited in that previous video that is a good read. \n\n\"From Katy Perry’s adoption of geisha garb at the 2013 American Music Awards to Lena Dunham’s cornrows and their supposed flaunting of racial identity theft, all cultural cross-pollination now seems to be fair game for a drubbing at the hands of the new race activists.\"\n\n\"None of us can, or should, “own” hip-hop, cornrows, or the right to wear a kimono.\"\n\n\"Speaking to the website Jezebel, the law professor Susan Scafidi of Fordham University in New York explained that appropriation involves “taking intellectual property, traditional knowledge, cultural expressions or artefacts from someone else’s culture without permission”. Yet such a definition seems to assume the existence of mythical central organisations with absolute mandates to represent minority groups – a black HQ, an Asian bureau, a Jewish head office – from which permissions and authorisations can be sought. More troubling is that it herds culture and tradition into the pen of a moral ownership not dissimilar to copyright, which may suit a legalistic outlook but jars with our human impulse to like what we like and create new things out of it.\"\n\nhttp://www.newstatesman.com/culture/art-design/2015/10/defence-cultural-appropriation",
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"content": "This is a really good video in regards to Cultural Appropration. One of those concepts that I feel has been taken way too far these days to the point that people are advocating for cultural segregation. <br /><br />Although even this video seems to imply that Doritos Locos are wrong. But I disagree. In fact many around my state likely do too given the fact that we have so many Taco Bells in Santa Fe alone and many people eat at them. <br /><br /><a href=\"https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vh7c7PSVubE\" target=\"_blank\">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vh7c7PSVubE</a>",
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"content": "This is a really good video in regards to Cultural Appropration. One of those concepts that I feel has been taken way too far these days to the point that people are advocating for cultural segregation. \n\nAlthough even this video seems to imply that Doritos Locos are wrong. But I disagree. In fact many around my state likely do too given the fact that we have so many Taco Bells in Santa Fe alone and many people eat at them. \n\nhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vh7c7PSVubE",
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"content": "A few of my figure collection with a bokeh effect on the photo. From left to right.. Hot Toys Ada Wong, Phicen Harley Quinn with Cat Toys clothes and third party bat accesssory, and Trinity that came in a two pack with Neo.",
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