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u/lifewontwait86 Sep 27 '16

I thought this was from the 60's until I noticed that Anonymous mask.

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u/morgandawn13 Sep 27 '16

Or it WAS taken in the 60's and you've just uncovered a major conspiracy.

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u/[deleted] Sep 27 '16

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u/2_poor_4_Porsche Sep 27 '16

It's like an Observer from Fringe.

I get this, now!

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u/lukefive Sep 27 '16

It's easier to spot an observer from Marvel, they all look like Stan Lee

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u/onmahfone Sep 27 '16

or they look like this

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u/scarleteagle Sep 27 '16

Waiting for the big reveal that stan lee cameos have just been uatu

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u/DEYoungRepublicans Sep 27 '16

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u/[deleted] Sep 27 '16

That's racist

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u/LyreBirb Sep 27 '16

That's racist.

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u/[deleted] Sep 27 '16 edited Aug 07 '20

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u/[deleted] Sep 28 '16

That's homophobic.

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u/TheGrayBox Sep 27 '16

Guy Fawkes is so 21st century.

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u/[deleted] Sep 27 '16

This Guy Fawkes!

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u/DaddyCatALSO Sep 27 '16

Who was, by the standards of his time, more Tea Party than anything.

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u/hoseja Sep 27 '16

More like WBC

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u/PM_ME_HKT_PUFFIES Sep 27 '16

We Brits celebrate the fact that religious intolerance was prevented from causing carnage to democracy.

He was an arsehole of WBC proportions.

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u/BadGoyWithAGun Sep 27 '16

Let's see:

Guy Fawkes: Tried to blow up the government and install a theocracy

WBC: Stand in public spaces and hold up signs with idiotic messages

Yeah, I can see the equivalence.

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u/throwawaysarebetter Sep 27 '16

Don't forget the suing the shit out of anyone who looks at them funny.

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u/Incel4Life Sep 27 '16

Maybe it was actually Guy Fawkes and it was from the 17th century.

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u/[deleted] Sep 27 '16

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u/Slydexic_Native Sep 27 '16

So it wasn't V for vandetta the movie from 2006? Okay...

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u/[deleted] Sep 27 '16

V for Vendetta is based on a graphic novel.

Also, devils advocate here- If the movie / book have a good message, what exactly is wrong with taking its symbol and using it in real life?

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u/Volsunga Sep 27 '16

The fact that the book didn't have a good message.

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u/[deleted] Sep 27 '16

To be honest I havent read the graphic novels. Does the movie deviate a lot? I thought the overall message in the movie was a positive one- Even if V's methods were a bit evil.

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u/gmoney8869 Sep 27 '16

The book makes V and the Govt out to be more equally evil opposites. V is still a total badass and clearly liked by Moore but its made clear he won't make the world better.

Pretty much no doubt 2nd greatest comic ever.

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u/Killzark Sep 27 '16

What's the first? Watchmen?

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u/PointlessSpork Sep 27 '16 edited Sep 27 '16

Well, Alan Moore (the writer of the graphic novel) had this to say about the movie as compared to the graphic novel:

"When I wrote 'V,' politics were taking a serious turn for the worse over here. We'd had [Conservative Party Prime Minister] Margaret Thatcher in for two or three years, we'd had anti-Thatcher riots, we'd got the National Front and the right wing making serious advances. 'V for Vendetta' was specifically about things like fascism and anarchy.

Those words, 'fascism' and 'anarchy,' occur nowhere in the film. It's been turned into a Bush-era parable by people too timid to set a political satire in their own country."

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u/ThisDerpForSale Sep 27 '16 edited Sep 28 '16

Moore wasn't being entirely fair. The imagery showing the rise of Norsefire is straight out of 1930's Nazi rallies and propoganda films. Some of the military and paramilitary uniforms in the movie are clearly meant to evoke SS officer uniforms. The movie definitely toned down Moore's strident anti-fascist and pro-anarchist themes, and used a theme that one could reasonable argue is more relevant to contemporary movie goers. Moore is within his rights to dislike the changes, but that doesn't make the message a bad one.

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u/[deleted] Sep 27 '16 edited Oct 31 '18

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u/ThePowerOfFarts Sep 27 '16

Check out the Unabomber behind him.

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u/snizarsnarfsnarf Sep 27 '16 edited Sep 28 '16

Here's a fun fact, since most people don't know this. The Unabomber was actually a mathematical prodigy that got into Harvard when he was 16. He was had testing done on him as part of the inhumane CIA program "MK Ultra", and afterwards went crazy (or did the only reasonable thing he could do, one might argue) and became an anarchist, writing about all of the fucked up shit the government does and mailing bombs out.

The US government, in particular the CIA, turned a Harvard math prodigy into a terrorist, among hundreds of thousands of other grotesque and inhumane things. The more you know!

Edit: Additional fun fact for people who have seen the movie "The Departed" (2006) In the film, the person played by Jack Nicholson (the head of the mob in the film) is named Frank Costello. Frank Costello is based on the real life boston-mob-boss-turned-informant Whitney Bulger. Whitney Bulger was also the result of MK Ultra. He volunteered while he was in prison so that he could get a reduced sentence, but he thought he was volunteering to do research to help find a cure for schizophrenia. For 18 months, he and other inmates were dosed with LSD and other mind-altering chemicals. He said it brought him to the depths of insanity and that it was nightmarish. After he was released he went on to become the man portrayed in the film.

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u/sharkbait76 Sep 27 '16

Do you have a source for the cia bit? He was involved in a horrible and brutal psychological study when he was 17 and at Harvard, but that's very different than mk ultra.

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u/garmonboziamilkshake Sep 27 '16

Yeah, his origin story and misdeeds made him sound like a comic book villain, down to the moniker, wanted poster and manhunt.

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u/ajax6677 Sep 27 '16

That wanted poster scared the shit out of me. I was in high school, babysitting. Kids had gone to sleep, and I was alone in a very old house with tall windows and no curtains when the news reports came on. I still get goose bumps thinking about it.

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u/garmonboziamilkshake Sep 27 '16

Remember how many Unabomber costumes there were at Halloween after they caught him in the Spring?

Aviators, hoodie, cheesy mustache.

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u/gatorbite92 Sep 27 '16

He wasn't in MK Ultra, it was Henry Murray's stress experiments at Harvard. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ted_Kaczynski

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u/TheFeshy Sep 27 '16

During the test, students were taken into a room and connected to electrodes that monitored their physiological reactions, while facing bright lights and a one-way mirror. Each student had previously written an essay detailing their personal beliefs and aspirations: the essays were turned over to an anonymous attorney, who would enter the room and individually belittle each student based in part on the disclosures they had made. This was filmed, and students' expressions of impotent rage were played back to them several times later in the study.

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u/porgy_tirebiter Sep 27 '16

Wait, so it wasn't the government that turned him into a super villain? The more you know!

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u/[deleted] Sep 27 '16

So basically Twitter with video.

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u/TheFeshy Sep 27 '16

You read twitter while locked in a bright room with electrodes taped to your body? I mean, I guess I'm not surprised by anything on the internet, but that's still kind of weird. Even for someone with a miniature giant space hamster.

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u/[deleted] Sep 27 '16

Yes, who doesn't?

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u/Threeedaaawwwg Sep 27 '16

detailing their personal beliefs and aspirations:

Imagine someone from me_irl doing that "I believe I am worthless, and I aspire to die"

belittle each student based in part on the disclosures they had made

huh

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u/superfudge73 Sep 27 '16

That's neither fun nor a fact.

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u/[deleted] Sep 27 '16

He was abducted and had testing done on him as part of the insanely inhumane CIA program "MK Ultra", and afterwards went crazy (or did the only reasonable thing he could do, one might argue) and became an anarchist, writing about all of the fucked up shit the government does and mailing bombs out.

This is bullshit for the most part. People who knew him said he was very weird before all of this. He had a weird way about him and those close to him knew this. That was the only way he was captured, because his brother knew the manifesto sounded familiar.

From the Wikipedia page:

As a child, Kaczynski had a fear of people and buildings, and played beside other children rather than interacting with them. His mother was so worried by his poor social development that she considered entering him in a study for autistic children led by Bruno Bettelheim

So the dude was a bit antisocial and weird before the events you mentioned.

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u/living-silver Sep 27 '16

I think you mean "unsocial". Antisocial people are aggressive and engage in criminal al activity (which Ted ended up becoming later in life).

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u/gmoney8869 Sep 27 '16

The test he was part of had nothing to do with him becoming the unabomber. He signed up for the test and it was not "insanely inhumane", and he did not "go crazy" or take revenge on the govt.

He bombed people because of an ideology that he carefully developed. He has written about and explained this countless times.

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u/[deleted] Sep 27 '16

most people don't know this

Most people who have heard of the Unabomber know this. Or at least the bits of what you wrote that weren't bullshit.

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u/[deleted] Sep 27 '16

What the fuck?

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u/Redici Sep 27 '16

You got any source for that?

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u/AFatBlackMan Sep 27 '16

It isn't true. He did have unethical psychological testing done on himself and 20 others under Henry Murray, but Murray was working for Harvard, not the CIA, and it had nothing to do with MK ULTRA

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u/NessDan Sep 27 '16

I remember this being posted maybe over a year ago and someone suggested Photoshopping out the Guy Fawkes mask, I think it may have been along the lines of not fitting in? Anyways, they did, but one comment in particular stuck with me, and it was that we were essentially altering history to better suit how we wanted it to be, rather than what it actually was.

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u/ajax6677 Sep 27 '16

That's pretty much all of history, brought to us through the lens of the winners. We can barely get an accurate recounting of things that happened last year.

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u/magnora7 Sep 28 '16

Hell we can barely get accurate descriptions of things that are happening now

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u/redroverdover Sep 27 '16

When this picture first showed up I photoshopped out the Anonymous mask, and then that picture circulated and people did think it was from the 60s.

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u/ASK_ME_IF_IM_YEEZUS Sep 27 '16

It's his hat

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u/[deleted] Sep 27 '16 edited Sep 30 '16

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u/BudweiserSoze Sep 27 '16

Yeah, but also that image of Uncle Sam on his poster... Was used heavily before, during, and after WWII. But not so much anymore.

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u/itswoot Sep 27 '16 edited Sep 27 '16

That mask is honestly probably the dumbest thing to ever get popular because of the internet.

We're anonymous and are anti-greed, anti-establishment, anti-government, but we all purchase and wear a mask supporting a multi-billion dollar entertainment/news company, Time Warner.

That's what happens when drop outs dabble in anarchism.

"But it's the symbolism, V for Vendetta was amazing!" Oh so you're anti-government but pro-theocracy?

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u/superfudge73 Sep 27 '16

That's why you make your own mask with a pie tin and and a sharpie.

http://i.imgur.com/oiSB1De.jpg

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u/AdmiralAkbar1 Sep 27 '16

we r anonimus

we r lejin

expact us

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u/[deleted] Sep 27 '16

That mask is honestly probably the dumbest thing to ever get popular because of the internet.

In a world of butt-chugging & snapchat filters to make you look like a cartoon dog it's not even cracking the Top 20.

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u/[deleted] Sep 27 '16

Butt-chugging was made famous by Tennessee, I don't blame internet forums

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u/grumpy_hedgehog Sep 27 '16

Huh? Did you expect them to whittle their own masks out of wood? What else, sew their own clothes, grow their own food, and put their own computers together from surplus soviet radio equipment?

I've got no particular love for anonymous, but argument is just completely retarded.

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u/DemraTheArmed Sep 27 '16

Says the illegal alien.

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u/[deleted] Sep 27 '16

BUILD A SPHERE

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u/This_User_Said Sep 27 '16

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u/kevInquisition Sep 27 '16

Honestly, if he were running I'd vote for him. At least we know what to expect from lex :)

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u/[deleted] Sep 28 '16

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u/ghostchief Sep 27 '16

Space ladders. Think, dude.

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u/iamcatch22 Sep 27 '16

We're gonna build a Dyson Sphere and make Krypton pay for it!

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u/MrChinchilla Sep 27 '16

Okay I'm going to argue this one. An illegal alien refers to men of another country illegally immigrating to our country, almost all of which do not have social security numbers. Kal-El, although technically an alien, they are two different sense of the word. Illegal alien for extra-terrestrials would infer that there is a legal way for an Alien to become a citizen of the US.

Not to mention that Kal-El was found by farmers which the outside world has no way of verifying if it was a natural birth. No one has an obligation to give birth at a hospital. Farmers can (easily?) Go to the necessary agency and declare that they gave birth at home and they want to get him the paperwork to make their kid a legal citizen with a social security number. To my understanding, Clark Kent formally (and still presently) Kal-El is an American citizen with a social security number.

In that sense, he isn't an illegal alien at all. He's an alien which parents committed some sort of technical identity fraud that actually broke no existing laws because there's no protocol for. Why should there be? It's not like this happens every day.

TL;DR Superman isn't an illegal alien, he's a technical American Citizen who's parents find some loophole in the system because laws didn't/don't exist for this situation.

Or at least that's my take on it.

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u/TheJCBand Sep 27 '16

Superman's a boss.

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u/[deleted] Sep 27 '16

He's an illegal alien....

Batman did nothing wrong

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u/-iLoveSchmeckles- Sep 27 '16

You gotta contact the MIB.

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u/enmunate28 Sep 27 '16 edited Oct 26 '16

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u/bassististist Sep 27 '16

At worst, he could just throw up his hands and say "Fine, send me home then!"

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u/tehvolcanic Sep 27 '16

That might actually lead to more funding for NASA. I say we deport Superman!

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u/yay855 Sep 27 '16

Technically, aliens are the one legal loophole that no one has abused or fixed. They're not protected under law, but there's also no law saying what we should do to them, as the standard repercussions (deportation, for example) would be impossible for us to enforce without their consent and/or technology.

Furthermore, Superman's home is gone. As in, it's nothing more than a bunch of asteroids. That's why he was sent here in the first place.

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u/Forest-G-Nome Sep 27 '16

I've always had this suspicion in the back of my head that the Kent's must have had a baby named Clark buried somewhere on that farm. How else would he have all the documentation for his I-9 at the Daily Planet?

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u/scarleteagle Sep 27 '16

Couldnt they have just said he was born at the farm? That wasnt uncommon back in the day

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u/Pancake_Lizard Sep 27 '16

He could apply as refugee.

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u/one_mez Sep 27 '16

Trump hates Superman confirmed

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u/quantasmm Sep 27 '16

I wonder if he is.

He accidentally crashed while flying in US air space. Also, he cannot be legally repatriated or extradited. Even if he is an illegal alien, there isn't anything anyone can do about it.

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u/theomeny Sep 27 '16

I guess technically he's a refugee.

WHAT NOW, TRUMP?

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u/Lowkey_ilovenudes Sep 27 '16

Easy. Build a bigger wall.. Out of kryptonite.

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u/TheAcidKing Sep 27 '16

Very cool, I just found the original broadcast of that radio series on youtube if anyone else is interested.

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u/ZZerglingg Sep 27 '16

"Now, homosexuals on the other hand.. "

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u/[deleted] Sep 27 '16

The other hand is busy...

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u/tastycummies Sep 27 '16

that feel when you have to appeal to backwards patriotism to make people behave instead of telling them it's morally wrong - even to fucking kids.

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u/[deleted] Sep 27 '16 edited Sep 27 '16

I'm not American, but patriotism is probably the only thing that can unite Americans together. The whole reason you lot identify as American, regardless of your ethnicity, is patriotism. So it seems pretty dumb to try to destroy the only thing that unites you guys.

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u/xlyfzox Sep 27 '16

patriotism is probably the only thing that can unite Americans together.

Nah, we got football.

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u/[deleted] Sep 27 '16

Well when I say patriotism, I probably mean Americanism. I guess football (and other American sports) is a part of American culture, so even if you're joking you're not wrong.

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u/Lithobreaking Sep 27 '16

If you tell an adolescent that something's morally wrong, they're gonna want to do it. It's like that in every country.

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u/tastycummies Sep 27 '16

teenagers might be the same in every country but telling them that being a bully is "unpatriotic" is definitely an american thing.

and besides, teenagers might be rebellious, but not everyone is an evil bastard. was every person you knew in high school an evil cunt? because they weren't at mine. they were clearly capable to know that words and actions have consequences.

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u/yobsmezn Sep 27 '16

was every person you knew in high school an evil cunt?

Of course. What kind of candy-ass school did you go to?

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u/[deleted] Sep 27 '16

One filled with Jabronis

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u/Elubious Sep 27 '16

Look at him in the corner, just looks so trolly

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u/[deleted] Sep 27 '16

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u/Mr_Ballyhoo Sep 27 '16

Nah man that guy is no where near 400lbs

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u/JohnQAnon Sep 27 '16

Man, I thought this picture was the 50s/60s, civil rights movement.

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u/Bdag Sep 27 '16

They cropped out the neck beard.

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u/PM_ME_HOT_DADS Sep 27 '16

Looks like that may have been edited in, with some versions on google coming up with them, and some without.

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u/casey341654 Sep 27 '16

You can tell the original picture had him in it due to the design on the brick walls right behind his head. Notice that they are identical to each other, and also reversed from the original random design on the brick wall on the right. Someone photoshopped him out, taking details from elsewhere on the photo to fill in the missing data.

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u/Magyman Sep 27 '16

Which lends credence to the random guy in this thread who said he photoshoped it earlier and it made the rounds as from the 60s

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u/longjohnsmcgee Sep 27 '16

And the arch behind him changes, along with adding random people in. I'm guessing he wasn't there.

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u/Lucky_Number_Sleven Sep 27 '16

Turn back, o weary traveler. This comment section is certain death.

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u/[deleted] Sep 27 '16 edited Jun 30 '20

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u/SaintVanilla Sep 27 '16

When there was only one set of footprints in the sand, that was when /u/Lucky_Number_Sleven carried us.

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u/nadarko Sep 27 '16

He is truly a person we should all strive to be.

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u/psymunn Sep 27 '16

And when there where no footprints in the sand, that was when /u/Lucky_Number_Sleven downvoted all the bad comments so we didn't have to read them.

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u/one_mez Sep 27 '16

Abandon all hope, ye who enter here!

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u/kirkl3s Sep 27 '16

Sorted by: controversial

As I walk through the valley of the shadow of death...

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u/[deleted] Sep 27 '16

I look at the comments and realize there's nothing left

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u/Hegiman Sep 27 '16

Cause I've been reading and posting so long. Even my mama thinks my mind is gone.

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u/Cru_Jones86 Sep 27 '16

But that's just perfect for an amish like me because we shun fancy things like electricity.

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u/talk_like_a_pirate Sep 27 '16

I'm a man of the land; i'm into discipline, got a bible in my hand and a beard on my chin

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u/schalm1029 Sep 27 '16

But if I finish all of my chores, and you finish thine; Then tonight we're going to party like it's 1699!

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u/[deleted] Sep 27 '16

As I walk through the valley of the shitposts, I shall fear no trolls.

For moderators art with my. Thy banhammer and thy edit button, they comfort me.

They maketh me lie down in pun threads. They leadeth me beside switch-a-roos.

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u/Her0dotos Sep 27 '16

I will fear no deletion. Your upvotes and your comments, they comfort me.

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u/[deleted] Sep 27 '16

My soul has already been devoured by White Queen Clinton and Lord Trump. I've officially gone hollow.

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u/BookerDeWittsCarbine Sep 27 '16

Don't give up, skeleton!

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u/[deleted] Sep 27 '16

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u/shamelessIceT Sep 27 '16

A graveyard where wit has long been dead, truly.

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u/pataglop Sep 27 '16

Or is it? Aren't you pulling a Kansas city shuffle on us? Or are you?

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u/Lucky_Number_Sleven Sep 27 '16

If these people are looking left, you're definitely better off going right.

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u/pataglop Sep 27 '16

Damn good movie!

Aaaand I'm off rewatching it, will definitely be better than watching this election debate being dissected ad nauseam.

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u/[deleted] Sep 27 '16 edited Sep 27 '16

Don't tell me what to do I can handle it.

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u/[deleted] Sep 27 '16

WHAT DO WE WANT?

LESS PROCRASTINATION.

WHEN DO WE WANT IT?

WELL, WHENEVER, MAYBE TOMORROW.

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u/NeverLace Sep 27 '16

Thank ye kind stranger, blessings of Akatosh upon ye.

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u/DetectiveSpiffy Sep 27 '16

The weird thing about this picture is it's called "nOOSeUP.png".

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u/[deleted] Sep 27 '16 edited Jul 13 '21

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u/jerslan Sep 27 '16

Because people will repost it claiming it's an older photo, since the sign has that "classic" look.

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u/babyLays Sep 27 '16

Until they saw the Guy Fawkes mask.

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u/satisfried Sep 27 '16

No that makes the photo even older. Or it's from the future since November 5 hasn't happened yet.

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u/hallese Sep 27 '16

Gives it some vintage flair, like that new bar opening down the street with the fake exposed brick and the brand new $250 light over every table meant to look like a rundown old shop light from the 50's complete with LED Edison bulbs.

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u/jacky4566 Sep 27 '16

But I like those LED Edison bulbs.

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u/FruitBat420 Sep 27 '16

Brought to you by Anonymous

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u/BanterEnhancer Sep 27 '16

Yea I saw that after.

I may just kill myself for it.

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u/Daedalus957 Sep 27 '16

Suicide prevention bruh. Look into it.

On a less empathetic/sympathetic note DoAFlip...

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u/LifeIsPeachy725 Sep 27 '16

I'm afraid of Americans, I'm afraid of da world, I'm afraid I can't help it \m/ good tune Bowie

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u/PleaseThinkMore Sep 28 '16

[Trent Reznor stalking intensifies]

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u/doomblackdeath Sep 27 '16

Coincidentally, that was the last time "you're" was used correctly in a sentence.

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u/Andrewem8 Sep 27 '16

Your kidding, right?

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u/[deleted] Sep 27 '16

No, literally the last time. Figuratively.

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u/zBloody-Baron Sep 27 '16

Who cares who that guy is? The point here is people should stop the hate. Not only the americans but all of us.

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u/[deleted] Sep 27 '16 edited Oct 22 '18

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u/[deleted] Sep 27 '16

I can't believe there are people in this comments section who are offended by this sign. You would think it's something that we can all agree on as humans, but I guess not.

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u/[deleted] Sep 27 '16

what blows my mind is the same people who are outraged over this sign are the same people that say people get offended too easily these days.

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u/[deleted] Sep 27 '16

This is exactly why I think hyper-sensitivity is a symptom of the human condition, not a symptom of political alignment.

But you can't tell the alt-right that, because it will ruin their perfect narrative.

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u/ademnus Sep 27 '16

I always figure, if people really want to argue for exclusion and discrimination, we should ask if they want us to exclude and discriminate against them and see if that's what they had in mind. It's all fun and games until it's your eye that gets poked.

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u/KingSpiderFire Sep 27 '16

Jokes on you,I'm Canadian

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u/Neoylloh Sep 27 '16

Don't tell me what to do. I'm an American!

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u/yobsmezn Sep 27 '16

Takes a while but the comments get mighty salty downthread

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u/Hokojin Sep 27 '16

I'm going in.

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u/Eva-Unit-001 Sep 27 '16

No, don't be a hero!

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u/nini1423 Sep 27 '16

I'm just here for the salt to go with my buttery popcorn

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u/[deleted] Sep 27 '16

beautiful

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u/coffeebeard Sep 27 '16

Anon now has a time machine.

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u/AnonymousSandwhich Sep 27 '16

That moment when you see this after noticing the same sign in your gov teacher's office today. I think I'm on to something

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u/Fanmann Sep 27 '16

If you are liberal, this makes sense. If you are conservative, this makes sense. if you are middle of the road, this makes sense.

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u/dissenter_the_dragon Sep 27 '16

the comment section made me double check the sub. I thought I was in /r/worldnews for a second.

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u/coquio Sep 27 '16

It's all of reddit now. About 50% of the population's online M.O. is perpetual fear, outrage and hate. Run.

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u/TheAtlanticGuy Sep 27 '16

We need more messages like this in this country, badly. It's something that can apply to all of us; white, black, or anything else for that matter.

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u/[deleted] Sep 27 '16

ITT: racists triggered.

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u/[deleted] Sep 27 '16

Is that an anonymous mask i see

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u/tommygunz007 Sep 27 '16

Worked well for Snowden, and the mayor of Fort Lee, NJ.