The Culture War

[woops]

How'd ya rather have it Tea should we pull up an armchair and smoke from pipes

@Mr. Tea's real true life anyway

 

[WashYourHands]

Gus just called you a cunt, Tea

 

[WashYourHands]

Said you spike your guest’s pipes with fentanyl and do things when they nod

 

[Mr. Tea]

Said you spike your guest’s pipes with fentanyl and do things when they nod

SSSSHHHHH!!!

 

[luka]

this cod-heroic language is everywhere now on all sides. the cia advert version made me watch was the same. trying to make the life you know full well is not only dull but most of all is degrading, into some epic narrative. bathos.

 

[WashYourHands]

The bicep looks daft, but it’s also cool knowing SpookyJay36 is committed to a cause

Tweet back about him possibly joining the UVF, how much his work would be appreciated and that it has nothing to do with IVF or womb terrorism

 

[WashYourHands]

 

[john eden]

 

[Leo]

Maybe not the right thread but this opinion piece is interesting:

Liberal Hypocrisy is Fueling Inequality
Blue States*, You Are The Problem: Why do states with Democratic majorities fail to live up to their ideals.


* you probably know but in the states, blue is the color symbol for the Democratic Party, red for Repubs, which I believe is the opposite of the UK's Labour/Tory colors

 

[version]

Jon Ronson and Adam Curtis on the culture wars: ‘How has this happened? Where is the escape hatch?’

As Ronson’s BBC podcast Things Fell Apart begins, the documentary-makers and old friends discuss conspiracy theories, the problem of ‘activist journalists’ and what happened to Ceaușescu’s socks

www.theguardian.com

 

[luka]

interviews with Curtis always make me like him a lot less.

 

[version]

They should have cut out all the bits where they talk about themselves and just left the actual culture war discussion, but there wouldn't have been much of an article left then.

 

[version]

This was the interesting bit, for me;

"Yes, these people have got caught up in the great tides of history that have come sweeping over them. It feels real. If you follow people who are acted upon, you start to understand, in a much more sympathetic way, why people do things that you might not like or approve of. You see how someone is led to something, with no idea of the consequences."

 

[woops]

Jon Ronson and Adam Curtis on the culture wars: ‘How has this happened? Where is the escape hatch?’

As Ronson’s BBC podcast Things Fell Apart begins, the documentary-makers and old friends discuss conspiracy theories, the problem of ‘activist journalists’ and what happened to Ceaușescu’s socks

www.theguardian.com

mega mutual wank fest unreadable

 

[woops]

RONSON. One thing I've noticed about you is that you're a combination of Jesus and Jimi Hendrix.

CURTIS. That's not true actually. I spend all my time cleaning your underpants.

RONSON. Do you remember that time when we both had ten million pounds each?

CURTIS. Yes but neither of us acted any different.