Serious answer: yes, yes it does. 4chan watches Kinja more closely than we do

“Marched with the Nazis”

Lol, yeah, that’s what they do

It’s called a metaphor. Reading must be very hard for you.

God, I love that scene

*Austrian Corporal

So how often do you raise your voice to your peers at work and stand so close to women that they become uncomfortable? Because I think you’ve made my point for me pretty effectively.

No, I compared stupid to stupid. People just tend to listen better when you use wheelchairs as the example because that could, theoretically, be them some day.

So, the concept is invalid... because someone might identify with it?

Man, my whole life I’ve been going around thinking that the context in which things happens matter when describing those things. Thanks for setting me straight, dude.

WOW, you just jumped straight to “reverse racism?” From “mansplaining?” That’s pretty fucking stupid, dude. There are whole subreddits devoted to whichever victimhood fantasy you’re in to, why not go there? Why bother reading stuff from the outside world at all when it’s all clearly part of a vast conspiracy?

Nooo, there’s nothing at all snowflakey about saying “I don’t think this is a thing because I have not experienced it”

“These nukes go up to eleven”

Now - let’s realize that the presence of a few thousand multi-billionaires and multi-millionaires is skewing the mean.

I was going to make fun of your single anonymous source, but if you won’t listen to basic credulity, maybe you’ll listen to Newton’s Third Law of Motion:

Or, Russia never joined the War in the Pacific after V-E day, meaning the Kwangtung Army is never driven out of Manchuria, giving the Japanese a fallback after losing their maritime empire to the States, meaning the world doesn’t learn a lesson about atom bombs quickly enough to stop them from being used at least a…

Do you think the knockout game EVER actually happened here?

Yes, those two statistics do indeed have wildly different sample sizes, making them incomparable, good eye

Those are both “real issues.”

Those are differences, but I can’t see how any of them except the first (which is dubious) would be a reason to be less violent. Knowing people who look different from you doesn’t flip a magic switch that turns people into mass murderers. In fact, most of them are people who grew up and lived in deliberately or de…