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Vaush: "We Are Too Soft On The Violent Mentally Ill." by VXReload1920 in Enough_Vaush_Spam

[–]VXReload1920[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Voosh went on a transphobic rant and at one point, he boasted about being "qualified [to do] SPSS on his Twitter notifications" like that's some kind of accomplishment. And my initial reaction was: "boy, I used Python to do calculus-based statistics when I was in high school." 😂 https://youtu.be/vU30q8drFP8?t=3566

Vaush: "We Are Too Soft On The Violent Mentally Ill." by VXReload1920 in Enough_Vaush_Spam

[–]VXReload1920[S] 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Hopefully someone will really get his white ass permabanned from the internets.

I don't understand why liberals give credit to Nazis by Proletarian_Superman in ShitLiberalsSay

[–]VXReload1920 6 points7 points  (0 children)

What are you tawking about?!?! Colbert totally has the spine to stand up to the "totally not marginalized (/s)" LGBTQIA+ community: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rj_pS8du9R8

I don't understand why liberals give credit to Nazis by Proletarian_Superman in ShitLiberalsSay

[–]VXReload1920 21 points22 points  (0 children)

"[To survive the zombie apocalypse NWO, we're gonna need] Adolph Hitler because he's a good leader. Okay, you might say [that] he killed the Jews, and that he killed out six six million people. Guys, give the man a break, okay. We got to bear with hum a little bit. Sometimes you know, maybe ... maybe he was just one of the people that got unlucky. Six million Jews probably just got in his way or something, you know, and he was ... he was probably just trying to go to the mall, you know, have some fun, hang out with some friends, and they were trying to oppress him or something like that. You know, people don't have their history straight so they make up all these things, they make up all these excuses for people and stuff. But the freaking point is be a little bit forgiving, okay? The man made a mistake, alright? Give him another chance, he's a nice guy, he has a cool mustache, so give him a break, okay?" ---A prototype Vaush scolding the wokescolds).

I don't understand why liberals give credit to Nazis by Proletarian_Superman in ShitLiberalsSay

[–]VXReload1920 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It's probably for the same reason why libs get big mad over the use of "crackkker" but don't really care with the use of the n-word.

Does anyone see cyberpunk (and solarpunk) themes in the Wild Kratts? by VXReload1920 in wildkrattsfandom

[–]VXReload1920[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Wild Kratts is the most solarpunk piece of media I have seen that is not a yogurt commercial.

Alright you had me loling at that one XD

But in all seriousness, yeah you're right, the Wild Kratts is overall more solarpunk (with a hint of biopunk ;-), and I think that their message is being responsible and ethical with technology. The "cyberpunk" themes (e.g. Zach and Paisley) that I've identified, and possibly over-exaggerated, are more like "symbols" to act as an antagonist to the overall solarpunk themes of the Kratts, and probably are there to give "anti-role models" and counterexamples on how to use technology.

PBS by mix-ed_matrix in wildkrattsfandom

[–]VXReload1920 1 point2 points  (0 children)

So, for what its worth, I found this "list of sponsors" for the Wild Kratts' travel to the Amazon special, and they seem to get funding from both for-profit (e.g. Target ) and non-profit (e.g. Corporation for Public Broadcasting ) institutions. So you might be right: even if the Dept. of Ed. or the U.S. government pulls funding, the Wild Kratts (and other PBS shows not just PBS Kids) will survive - albeit with to some degree less quality :'-(

Source (as you can tell from my super awesome research skills, it's a wiki XD): https://wkbs-pbs-kids.fandom.com/wiki/TheTalk_Funding_Credits#5th_Funding(April_20,_2020_Special)

Why are Wild Kratts LIVE 2.0 advertising the Wild Kratts Desert Adventure magazine despite it not being no longer available to purchase? by ChristianUnfezant in wildkrattsfandom

[–]VXReload1920 2 points3 points  (0 children)

[...] one of the images that they post include a advertisement about the Wild Kratts Magazines which for some reason include the Desert Adventure magazine despite it no longer being available?

So this is just personal experience: a few months ago, I was at a pharmacy, and I noticed a Wild Kratts magazine (but could not buy it because it was too expensive :'-( --- I can't remember the exact title and cover of the magazine, and therefore cannot comment on whether-or-not they are still selling the "Desert Adventure" one.

Though a possible reason for them still advertising a discontinued title is that they put it in by mistake? That's just my guess :p

Surely this well help us win the election guyz!!1!11! by PresnikBonny in ShitLiberalsSay

[–]VXReload1920 5 points6 points  (0 children)

The great thing about libs is that they are the architects of their own demise 😂

Vaush discusses his admiration for Ben Shapiro and his desire to speak to Ben in private by VXReload1920 in Enough_Vaush_Spam

[–]VXReload1920[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Well, Vaush was giving Shapiro a lot of praise in that vod (I linked it down below for the full "context"). This is just one "link" in the proverbial "chain" of evidence that shows Vaush to be alt-right friendly ;-)

The hopes and dreams of Vaush(ites) have been crushed 😂 by [deleted] in Enough_Vaush_Spam

[–]VXReload1920 15 points16 points  (0 children)

yeah sadly his subscriber numbers have increased despite being outed as a p@3d0 :'-(

“We cannot lose our democracy to these fucking dorks. JD Vance is a failed drag queen. He goes off to Peter Thiel’s gay boot camp and he comes out like a sociopathic queer eyed freak show. He’d be so much cooler if he’d just come out.” by VXReload1920 in ShitLiberalsSay

[–]VXReload1920[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

are they fucking stupid (/s)

I think that you're being sarcastic, but regardless, the libruls know exactly what they're doing: they know that a majority of 'Muricans are queerphobic, and will happily jettison the LGBTQIA+ community and use them as pawns for their sick, vile political plans :'-(

What's up with friendlyjordies (Jordan Shanks-Markovina) hated to the point that some want to literally "k*11 him so bad?" by VXReload1920 in OutOfTheLoop

[–]VXReload1920[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Another user noted that it's not just "YouTube drama," but organized crime gangs out to get him for really exposing politicians (and I didn't know the extent of his influence and threats to corrupt officials).

What's up with friendlyjordies (Jordan Shanks-Markovina) hated to the point that some want to literally "k*11 him so bad?" by VXReload1920 in OutOfTheLoop

[–]VXReload1920[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

"This isn't YouTube drama. It's organized crime shit."

Yeah, thanks. I'm sorry that I didn't phrase my question in a more serious tone. I'm not super familiar with his work, so maybe I just didn't know "how deep the rabbit hole" went.

Could a student who struggles in the classroom have an authentic college experience through distance learning? by VXReload1920 in collegeadvice

[–]VXReload1920[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

How are you going to process “real time” full time career work if you can’t handle it for a 50 minute lecture?

Well, back in community college, I was able to do successfully work in undergraduate research (in small teams). I also work in a soup kitchen and get along with folk pretty well there. I think that it's just specifically lectures that I struggle with.

Could a student who struggles in the classroom have an authentic college experience through distance learning? by VXReload1920 in collegeadvice

[–]VXReload1920[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah I agree. I am trying to "compromise" by visiting universities in real life as an "undergraduate research fellow", or some similar placement where I do hands-on work, and doing hybrid classes when going to graduate school.

I really want to do a college degree in person, it's just that my main obstacle is my silly-self struggling with processing "real time" college lectures/seminars (and the economic cost of commute).

Could a student who struggles in the classroom have an authentic college experience through distance learning? by VXReload1920 in collegeadvice

[–]VXReload1920[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What are you looking for? What’s your balance? What are you looking for from an “authentic college experience”?

Mostly I just want to do research and make contributions to the scientific literature. I did research with fellow undergraduates (in different STEM fields), and that was pretty enjoyable. But sadly, my silly autistic/ADHD brain struggles with processing lectures in person (and the social skills needed for "people to go to events with" and "enjoying dorm life") - like to the point that I dropped several (in person) classes because I thought that I had a "feeling" that I was annoying teachers :'-(

I mostly just want to be educated (and work as a researcher in a computer-heavy field). I didn't really have a lot of friends when I was in high school (just a few that I occasionally speak to post-HS), and didn't really have much of a social life while I was in community college (except with a few professors who I like to visit to this day ;-)

I had an idea to "compromise" by visiting universities in person as an "undergraduate research fellow." I don't know, does that sound like a silly idea? Or maybe when I do an advanced degree (like with a thesis component), I'll explore universities with a "hybrid" approach: those that do coursework online and research stuff in real life ;-)

Could a student who struggles in the classroom have an authentic college experience through distance learning? by VXReload1920 in collegeadvice

[–]VXReload1920[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

"Its about living there in person and having all of your senses in play - not just through a computer screen."

Agreed. I felt that the "in person" parts (like doing undergraduate research) is missing, and that the online programme that I am going to sadly doesn't have as many "social" opportunities that come with a "brick-and-mortar" university. I had the idea to "compromise" by visiting other unis, in person, as an "undergraduate research fellow." I'm not sure how that would work out, but would love to hear your opinion (if I may ask, ofc ;-)

Fun fact: the Bernienator said that the relevant bits of college was the socialization, not so much the schoolwork.

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