The Fearless Girl Statue

[Dinner]

I knew Kid would not like a statue of a little girl.

[Kidlicious]

I knew Kid would not like a statue of a little girl.

I like them just fine as long as they don't express the sentiment of a hate group.

[Ming]

But you have no problem with somebody expressing their own hateful/hostile feelings... As long as they support your own hateful sentiments, it's OK to you.

[BeBMan]

I think the fearless girl in this pic deserves a statue too:

[Kidlicious]

But you have no problem with somebody expressing their own hateful/hostile feelings... As long as they support your own hateful sentiments, it's OK to you.

Well as far as what liberals think is hateful I tend to not be bothered by much because we live in a society where people manufacture so much outrage that the manufactured outrage is more offensive than what they are outraged about. It's like working in a sanitarium.

[Kidlicious]

For example, are the people who watch late night talk shows and SNL the same people who are outraged that the President is a racist etc? Because I find it interesting that they think jokes about how offensive he is are SO funny.

[Aeson]

I like them just fine as long as they don't express the sentiment of a hate group.

Quick! We need a safe space for bulls who get harrassed by little girls!

[kentonio]

Well as far as what liberals think is hateful I tend to not be bothered by much because we live in a society where people manufacture so much outrage that the manufactured outrage is more offensive than what they are outraged about. It's like working in a sanitarium.

Now I actually agree (partly) with that. There are some incidents of manufactured outrage, like the public shaming of people on Twitter for telling a bad joke where the shaming basically constitutes mass bullying and the destruction of a persons life for something utterly ridiculous. Where you seem to have gone of the rails though, is by thinking that because some outrage is manufactured and over the line, that somehow NOTHING can be outrageous, and everything must be manufactured.

This incident was some jock acting like an *******. There's nothing here to defend, and the only way you are defending it is by manufacturing your own outrage based around a bigger picture you've constructed where everything is part of some big conspiracy. You're doing exactly the same as the people you hate.

[Kidlicious]

Now I actually agree (partly) with that. There are some incidents of manufactured outrage, like the public shaming of people on Twitter for telling a bad joke where the shaming basically constitutes mass bullying and the destruction of a persons life for something utterly ridiculous. Where you seem to have gone of the rails though, is by thinking that because some outrage is manufactured and over the line, that somehow NOTHING can be outrageous, and everything must be manufactured.

This incident was some jock acting like an *******. There's nothing here to defend, and the only way you are defending it is by manufacturing your own outrage based around a bigger picture you've constructed where everything is part of some big conspiracy. You're doing exactly the same as the people you hate.

Ah, you must be speaking about abuse against statues.

[kentonio]

Ah, you must be speaking about abuse against statues.

So you'd have no problems with a liberal pissing on a war memorial then? After all, its just a statue, right?

[dannubis]

It is a child.

I see 2 possibilities here:

1. Are you one of those christians Kid?
2. Kids balls have long since shriveled to dust in the purse of his ex wife so he doesn't really understand anymore what it is to be masculine.

[Kidlicious]

So you'd have no problems with a liberal pissing on a war memorial then? After all, its just a statue, right?

1) No one pissed on a statue.
2) You called him a pedo.
3) That's no war memorial.

[kentonio]

1) No one pissed on a statue.

Actually lots of people have pissed on war memorials before. I'm asking what your response to that would be.

2) You called him a pedo.

No I didn't, I asked why you were calling a man ****ing the statue of a child 'masculine'. I'm sure the dumb **** who actually did it hadn't even stopped for a second to think about what he was doing.

3) That's no war memorial.

No-one said it was, please keep up. You said there was no symbolism because it was 'just a statue'. Of course you'd earlier celebrated the symbolism of the act, so you're not exactly being very consistent.

[Ming]

The only thing Kid is consistent at is being an asshat.
OK Kid, let's totally ignore the symbolism of the act, and the fact that it is a statue of a girl. Let's just focus on some drunk humping a statue. And that is your ultimate definition of being "masculine"? You live in a totally ****ed up world if that's your ultimate definition...

[giblets]

I knew Kid would not like a statue of a little girl.

On the contrary, he wants to make love to the little girl.