I don't know why America went from Hank Williams Sr. philosophy of "Well, if you're minding your own business, then you won't be minding mine." to being consumed by being in a state of constant vigilance looking for every reason to be offended and then doing everything they can to destroy that person's entire life over what amounts to a bad timed joke.I kinda feel this 'consequence' culture (just another stupid name for cancel culture) as they are terming it was a bit inevitable. The pendulum has just swung to the right. It is beyond stupid, puritanical, and authoritarian. It was when the left was doing it too. What I absolutely hate the most is the doxxing of people for a bad comment.... there's a segment of the right that is calling up people's places of work and actively trying to ruin peoples' lives. That is flatly unacceptable (the left has done this too in the past). Kyle Gass will survive and come out the other side. Might be a while which is still stupid, but he'll be okay. The average person who said something stupid on twitter getting their place of work called repeatedly so that person gets fired is the absolute worst.
People should absolutely not be canceled for stupid thoughts, doing something childish, making a bad joke, etc. If person murders, rapes, etc... they absolutely deserve it. But here's the thing, let the legal system take care of it. Our legal system is far from perfect, but we have it for a reason. It is like we read The Scarlet Letter and decided the punishment was just.
Anyone been to Casa Bonita recently? I must live vicariously!Finally got an invitation to Casa Bonita. I had a good time. Wish they had more of a menu, but the food was definitely an upgrade the last time I went 7+ years a go.
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I hate Paris but love rural France.The French reminding the world that The French are insane. Got to love it.
BTW, love Paris!
I never made out of of the city while in France. I kind of regret that in my travels. But I have Paris in my top 5 cities I've been to.I hate Paris but love rural France.
This just happened to a friend of mine. Someone contacted his job and tried to get him fired for things he said on Twitter. Luckily he didn't get fired, but it was pretty insane considering. It was someone on the left btw
It was clearly a joke... and the same people mad about it are the ones that want to absolve Trump of inciting violence.
Here's the thing though... it is like people forget this stuff has always existed. One of the most popular punk shirts in the 80s was Ronald Reagan with a bullet hole in his head. The Dead Kennedys.. for Fs sake. Rush Limbaugh made a career out of attacking the Clintons relentlessly and making outlandish statements including those about assassination attempts against Bill. There probably isn't a soul alive in the mid 00's who didn't see the Bush shoe throwing and find it at least slightly funny.
His best guess is that because he had replied something pro-palestine on an AIPAC tweet someone went through his tweets and found a "dishwasher" joke about his wife. So HR approached him about his misogynistic tweetNot that I believe he should get fired but now I'm curious as to what he said that got someone all in a tizzy.
I have no sympathy whatsoever for people like Kevin Spacey who did not get "canceled" over one incident, but rather a pattern of aberrant behavior. That said, I don't think Gass will be "canceled" for long. He's just laying low for now, sounds like he's not too happy with Jack Black though, who admittedly has COMPLETELY overreacted to an inappropriate, but not that horrible a joke.
Ha, that's ridiculous. So long as you ain't regularly posting stuff that's outwardly offensive, HR people shouldn't be anywhere near that shit. As a boss here at work I could not give a shit what an employee posts on their own social media feeds, as far as I'm concerned if they're really attacking people and posting stuff that's just plain horrid, that aspect of their personality shows up at work eventually.His best guess is that because he had replied something pro-palestine on an AIPAC tweet someone went through his tweets and found a "dishwasher" joke about his wife. So HR approached him about his misogynistic tweet
Yes I agree with that, he just didn't think a conservative would have been upset at his joke. But I honestly think it was just whatever they could find no matter what it was.And FTR I don't consider anyone who's mad about someone else being pro-Palestine as a "leftist," not a real one anyway.
It is honestly kinda crazy that this isn’t satire to some.The idea that Twitter is completely anonymous, but has no problems ruining a 16 year old kid's life over a bad joke or something is just genius. We should get kids as young as 8 or 9 to show a mistake so we can kick 'em out society even earlier... little ungrateful punks. Wasn't even a decade ago they were parasites infecting their mothers and stealing their health.
The British attempted this once.And let's also draw really clear lines regarding the Middle East as if anyone really gives a ratdick about either Israel or Palestine.
I know, I actually appreciate the comment pointing it out, just in case someone else didn't understand. I started to feel like everyone must be thinking, damn he's a bigger jackass than normal today. *LOL*It is honestly kinda crazy that this isn’t satire to some.
Totally disagree, nothing personalan inappropriate, but not that horrible a joke.
Fubo works blackout free since it's the 'local' network (alt). It's just expensive, $95 per month since you gotta have the 'regional' add on. But otherwise, yeah works fine.Anyone tried Fubo or other streaming services with Altitude?
That's what I ended up going with. It's alright, but there is a noticeable stream delay. Don't expect to be chatting about the game in realtime without getting 30 seconds to 1 minute spoiled on what's about to happen.Anyone tried Fubo or other streaming services with Altitude?
Oh yeah I forgot about that my buddies have cable (charter/spectrum) with DVR so they just pause it for a few that way we can text in 'real time'That's what I ended up going with. It's alright, but there is a noticeable stream delay. Don't expect to be chatting about the game in realtime without getting 30 seconds to 1 minute spoiled on what's about to happen.
Those are some good friends.Oh yeah I forgot about that my buddies have cable (charter/spectrum) with DVR so they just pause it for a few that way we can text in 'real time'
I never do much GDT anyway. A lot of the time I'm just watching the DVR of games in the mornnig.That's what I ended up going with. It's alright, but there is a noticeable stream delay. Don't expect to be chatting about the game in realtime without getting 30 seconds to 1 minute spoiled on what's about to happen.
Still a bit cheaper than Direct TV.Fubo works blackout free since it's the 'local' network (alt). It's just expensive, $95 per month since you gotta have the 'regional' add on. But otherwise, yeah works fine.
Yeah, that's what I use. We're paying for it for our AirBnB, so I use it to watch the Avs games too. There is a way to bypass the blackouts on ESPN+ though but it's kind of a painAnyone tried Fubo or other streaming services with Altitude?
Please tell me you have the thermostat set to 80.Yeah, that's what I use. We're paying for it for our AirBnB, so I use it to watch the Avs games too. There is a way to bypass the blackouts on ESPN+ though but it's kind of a pain
And he's been filling draining and refilling the pool daily to boot.Please tell me you have the thermostat set to 80.