Do SJWs suffer from mental illnesses?

Started by Surtur135 pages
Originally posted by Flyattractor
[b]See "everything Obama ever said" [/B]

I'd argue the state of our universities also isn't exactly good for the country either, and that sure as hell can be blamed on feelings.

Can it be blamed 100% on democrats? No, but a whole lot of the atmosphere these days comes from a liberal way of thinking.

Feelings and activism seem to be more important than knowledge these days.

Originally posted by Surtur
A truly curious response from you. Are you saying it does happen, just not often? If so, I applaud you for at least recognizing it happens.

Anyways, just off the top of my head: when Obama and the feds were threatening to pull funding due to the transgender bathroom bill. Feelings> the country. Or I guess the good of the state? But still sets a nasty precedent IMO, much nastier than the bathroom bill sets..

Not only do you only list one example, it's a very shitty example. The Justice Department threatened to pull funds in NC due to a law that shits on the Civil Rights Act, that's not "feelings"; that's the law you mook.

Originally posted by Surtur
I'd argue the state of our universities also isn't exactly good for the country either, and that sure as hell can be blamed on feelings.

Can it be blamed 100% on democrats? No, but a whole lot of the atmosphere these days comes from a liberal way of thinking.

Feelings and activism seem to be more important than knowledge these days.


Originally posted by Robtard
Not only do you only list one example, it's a very shitty example. The Justice Department threatened to pull funds in NC due to a law that shits on the Civil Rights Act, that's not "feelings"; that's the law you mook.

Lets just make it a compromise and blame it all on Robbie.

Originally posted by Robtard
Not only do you only list one example, it's a very shitty example. The Justice Department threatened to pull funds in NC due to a law that shits on the Civil Rights Act, that's not "feelings"; that's the law you mook.

Lol, it is feelings though. That is the core of this.

Sort of like feelings are dramatically changing the way we do things in our universities, and not for the better.

Originally posted by Flyattractor
[b]Lets just make it a compromise and blame it all on Robbie. [/B]

I assume he's trolling because this is the same person who has asked me in the past for examples of liberal hypocrisy. No, I don't mean he asked me for examples surrounding some specific topic(like he just did now). I mean he just plain asked for any examples in general.

He has a right to ask for whatever, but this in itself shocks me. It's almost like a history teacher asking someone who won the civil war.

Originally posted by Surtur
Lol, it is feelings though. That is the core of this.

Sort of like feelings are dramatically changing the way we do things in our universities, and not for the better.

Repeat: The law was in violation with the Civil Rights Act, you mook.

Your crippling fear of education is hilarious. 'Those college kids and their thoughts!'

Originally posted by Surtur
I assume he's trolling because this is the same person who has asked me in the past for examples of liberal hypocrisy. No, I don't mean he asked me for examples surrounding some specific topic(like he just did now). I mean he just plain asked for any examples in general.

He has a right to ask for whatever, but this in itself shocks me. It's almost like a history teacher asking someone who won the civil war.

I always hated it more when the maths teacher asked us to show our work.....They especially hated it when I just pointed at the kid sitting next to me... 🤣

Originally posted by Surtur
I assume he's trolling because this is the same person who has asked me in the past for examples of liberal hypocrisy. No, I don't mean he asked me for examples surrounding some specific topic(like he just did now). I mean he just plain asked for any examples in general.

He has a right to ask for whatever, but this in itself shocks me. It's almost like a history teacher asking someone who won the civil war.

Asking for specific proof of claims isn't some crazy thing. I realize that you like to rant nonsense and have it just be true because you said it, but that's not how the world works. Maybe in a couple years with Trumpo. But not yet, sport.

Originally posted by Adam Grimes
So you'd put see them 'explode from buttmadness' above the well-being of the country. Interesting.

The warmonger candidate (Hillary) didn't win the election.

Why is the well-being of the country threatened?

Sorry, I don't buy into the bullshit fearmongering the buttmad libtards are shitting out all over the place.

Originally posted by Robtard
Repeat: The law was in violation with the Civil Rights Act, you mook.

It's the reason they used, nobody is denying that. But IMO it came down to feelings and virtue signaling.

Your crippling fear of education is hilarious. 'Those college kids and their thoughts!'

No fear at all, just pointing out the reality of our universities. It's unfortunate you can't stand it.

Originally posted by Robtard
Asking for specific proof of claims isn't some crazy thing. I realize that you like to rant nonsense and have it just be true because you said it, but that's not how the world works. Maybe in a couple years with Trumpo. But not yet, sport.

I understand. Query: You tell me 1+1=2 and I ask you to prove it. You don't make any asinine comments in regards to that? Don't find it crazy?

Originally posted by Surtur
I understand. Query: You tell me 1+1=2 and I ask you to prove it. You don't make any asinine comments in regards to that? Don't find it crazy?

In Robtard's defense, you did a shitty job of stating all the really stupid things libtards have done that very nicely answered his question. 😄

He has a good memory, he knows the bullshit.

Originally posted by dadudemon
In Robtard's defense, you did a shitty job of stating all the really stupid things libtards have done that very nicely answered his question. 😄

He has a good memory, he knows the bullshit.

But look around. Look at this thread. How many instances of hypocrisy have been shown in here? Mostly from liberals? He has responded many many times to this thread specifically, and no doubt has seen at least a decent portion of these.

If he had such a good memory I would be confused as to why he'd ask for examples of liberal hypocrisy in general.

Originally posted by dadudemon
Every person who voted for Obama in 2012 was fooled.

And almost every single 2016 Hillary voter was an Obama voter. If that tells you why there is so much foolish butthurt that Trump won. Thankfully, not so many Obama voters were dumb enough to vote for Hillary and many switched the Trump.

The more I hear and read about how much libtard butthurt there is, there more extreme I want Trump to be. Let them explode from buttmadness.

I believe there's a saying for that.

Cut your nose off to spite your face.

Originally posted by Surtur
It's the reason they used, nobody is denying that. But IMO it came down to feelings and virtue signaling.

No fear at all, just pointing out the reality of our universities. It's unfortunate you can't stand it.

So you're just going with your feelings instead of facts.

The reality is that you have an imbecilic view of college, college students and college professors, as shown repeatedly.

Originally posted by Surtur
I understand. Query: You tell me 1+1=2 and I ask you to prove it. You don't make any asinine comments in regards to that? Don't find it crazy?

Asking someone to prove that 1+1=2 is stupid. Asking someone to proof their often outlandish and/or moronic claims with specific instances is not, sport.

Originally posted by jaden101
I believe there's a saying for that.

Cut your nose off to spite your face.

Yes, it would have been nice if everyone voted for not-Trump and not-Hillary.

But convincing Americans to think outside of the two-parties is impossible.

Originally posted by dadudemon
Yes, it would have been nice if everyone voted for not-Trump and not-Hillary.

But convincing Americans to think outside of the two-parties is impossible.

They'll be thinking outside the box soon enough.

The cardboard box they'll be living in.

Originally posted by Robtard
So you're just going with your feelings instead of facts.

The reality is that you have an imbecilic view of college, college students and college professors, as shown repeatedly.

The reality is you can't accept the reality that some of these kids are ignorant entitled brats who aren't at all prepared for the real world.

The professors usually seek to coddle them, not challenge them. I don't fear them, I feel sorry for them and for the nation that has these people to look forward to as leaders.

Asking someone to prove that 1+1=2 is stupid. Asking someone to proof their often outlandish and/or moronic claims with specific instances is not, sport.

It's just as stupid if you're asking for general examples of liberal hypocrisy. That's kind of why I used the example.

Originally posted by dadudemon
Yes, it would have been nice if everyone voted for not-Trump and not-Hillary.

But convincing Americans to think outside of the two-parties is impossible.

Especially when both parties have greedy people and a lust for power. They don't always push the most qualified candidate, the one who will do the most good. In short, they don't always push the best. We see this in who the Democrats and Republicans both chose to eventually throw their weight behind this past election.

People can talk about the results of the election and who won the popular vote, but fact is these two people were some of the most unliked candidates in our nations history. That, if anything else, should have us re-examining the way we do things when it comes to politics and government. So many people on both sides voted not because they supported the candidate, but because they merely felt the opposition was worse. I'm one of those people.

Never have I heard the phrase "lesser of two evils" more than during this election.

Originally posted by Surtur
The reality is you can't accept the reality that some of these kids are ignorant entitled brats who aren't at all prepared for the real world.

The professors usually seek to coddle them, not challenge them. I don't fear them, I feel sorry for them and for the nation that has these people to look forward to as leaders.

It's just as stupid if you're asking for general examples of liberal hypocrisy. That's kind of why I used the example.

Look at this guy try and shift and dance all over the place. The topic was your confusion with the Civil Rights Act and "feelings" not your rage toward college students/colleges/professors.

Yes, college is bad. Got it.

Was specific examples, sport.