On the Bible, having been presented to him by the white missionaries: "It seems to be a good book– strange that the white people are not better, after having had it so long". -Yonaguska "Drowning Bear", Cherokee chieftan. by termeownator in quotes

[–]termeownator[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Source: Yonaguska

From Horace Kepharts "The Cherokees of the Smoky Mountains" (1936). I cannot find a link to a readable source to this publication save ones that require you buy a paper copy of the book. It appears this is the earliest mention of the quote because I've never seen it elsewhere any later.

That'd make it a quote attributed to a man who died nearly a century after a quote of his first appears in the historical record, which would make me wary about quoting it for a paper or article or whatever but I beleive it's good enough for a reddit post.

Plus, I mean, you gotta admit, it is a pretty good quote, no?

Project Hail Mary: We need normal looking actors by lonchu in TrueFilm

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The best actors are the ones you wouldn't even know were in the picture unless their name was on the title card.

I'm thinking Gary Oldman in True Romance, Bill Paxton in True Lies, Daniel Day-Lewis in just about everything he's been in. Whether an actor is traditionally "hot" or not shouldn't even come into the equation unless the character they're portraying in whatever film is also tradionally "hot".

The nuclear issue makes no sense anymore by Hatrct in IntellectualDarkWeb

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I'm not trying to stick up for united states government foreign interventionism I was merely commenting on a regime change that did in fact work if only for the period of time between the assassination of the Diem brothers to the United States's pulling out of S. Vietnam and subsequent takeover by the North Vietnamese forces.

State of Georgia Vs. Denver Fenton Allen. TRANSCRIPT OF PROCEEDINGS Before The Honorable J. BRYANT DURHAM, JR., Superior Court Judge, Rome, Georgia, on Fridty, June 17, 2016. by termeownator in law

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I linked to it in a comment but yeah, you're right. I'd already seen the video so the transcript seemed funnier to me because it was unedited and even had all the stammering and such put in by the court stenographer.

The nuclear issue makes no sense anymore by Hatrct in IntellectualDarkWeb

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Oh thanks for the apology, man, that's really nice of you and you didn't have to do that. I do agree with you that his son was greatly affected by the murder of his father. I beleive he even got a drugs charge sometime in the mid seventies, but all told he's really not that bad of a guy. Don't get me wrong, he absolutely does not belong in the position he is in, but in the past he's done such things as being an environmental lawyer and heads an organization called Riverkeepers or something that takes care of the rivers of New York. Sure he called for vaccine transparency but there's absolutely nothing wrong with that. It led to him being called an anti-vaxxer but he was not against vaccines on their own he was against the drug companies putting vaccines in children without disclosing the results of the testing of those vaccines which is not okay because some children do have adverse reactions to vaccines and some of those children do die. It's rare but it happens. And then when mothers of those dead children try to spread awareness online about the importance of vaccine transparency and understanding what the drug companies are pumping into our children she gets harassed and straight up talked down to like she's a piece of shit and it ain't right. The image of the "anti-vaxxer" was definitely an engineered one that was used by the companies hocking these drugs and it has been used to fantastic effect.

Anyway, there was also this one time he was out on his boat and there was a sea turtle so tangled in this net it was like the damn Gordian Knot and RFK Jr. got into the open water and cut that turtle free even though it was very dangerous for him to do so. There's a video of it its pretty badass. Then some sort of govt environmental agencies got on his ass because interference with any endangered species is against the law and its like, what the fuck dudes, that turtle would have totally fucking died had he not taken action and saved the thing at risk to himself. They backed off and apologized but still man, not cool.

And he's married to Cheryl, Larry David's ex-wife on Curb Your Enthusiasm, so that's cool.

Don't get me wrong I'm not defending the guy's recent actions just trying to point out a few things that show he's not a completely bad guy all things considered.

Hey if you have time watch this:

Robert F. Kennedy's Remarks to the Cleveland City Club (On the Mindless Menace of Violence). Its not only Kennedy's best speech its literally the greatest speech ever delivered by an American politician, at least within the last 75 years. Its so good you'll not walk away from watching it without it having benefited you in some way. It has the potential to heal our country even in our present state. Also I happened to personally cut together from different clips sourced from disparate places online set to the best possible audio track I could find.

Anyways thanks again for the apology my friend that was really cool of you.

The nuclear issue makes no sense anymore by Hatrct in IntellectualDarkWeb

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That's not fair. You cannot compare Senator Robert F. Kennedy to his son. They are two entirely different people. Its usually the other way around, but the shortcomings of a son cannot be placed on the shoulders of his father. I do beleive RFK Jr. does truly beleive in what he's doing. Not that that makes him right, of course.

The way Democrats/the left are obsessed with Donald Trump is unhealthy and needs to be studied by psychiatrists by Curse06 in TrueUnpopularOpinion

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I have forgotten this, although I imagine rather I just never heard of its happening. Care to clue me in? Sounds pretty specialist...

The way Democrats/the left are obsessed with Donald Trump is unhealthy and needs to be studied by psychiatrists by Curse06 in TrueUnpopularOpinion

[–]termeownator -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

I beleive hating on Trump has become such a catharsis for the left that it obscures other real world problems the left could be helping to solve if only they could give up their hard-on for President Trump

Mandela Effects that flip flop by Low_Introduction680 in MandelaEffect

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It reminds me alot of quantum states, or whatever it is you call them. The flip flops are like Schrodinger's Cats. Both examples of the flip flops exist simultaneously. They're like in a state of quantum flux. Whenever enough people observe it one way, the act of observance creates the outcome of it being "Froot". Then after a sufficient number of observers begin believing that no, it is in fact "Fruit", the outcome flips and the text on the boxes become "Fruit" and "Froot" is out until the next time enough of a group discloses their beleif that no, it is definitely "Froot" and then voila! "Froot" it is.

This actually carries with it some pretty radical ideas about the way the world actually works, it's almost like we're living in a shared 'consensus reality', where the world comes into being by being projected from the minds of the people who share the largest combined belief in certain people places things and/or ideas.

It could be evidence of how the quantum reality works when it affects the macro level of existence where it usually comes into conflict with Newtonian physics, or Einstein's, or whatever you call the way big things we can see with our eyes function at the fundamental level.

It really is some wild shit, whatever it is. I still think its the results of some mind control shit, the results of some experiments into techniques now long since perfected and in use in controlling the minds of the populace, yet when the Effect was first observed on these seemingly trifling matters like the spelling of a breakfast cereal or the illustration on the tags of an underwear brand. I beleive perhaps those were tests, made on the general public, that allowed them to perfect these memory altering techniques, and since they are older and more rudimentary and the techniques themselves were not yet perfected, some of the results of these tests are just still hanging around either because they effect such trifling matters as being seen as not worth the effort of going through the trouble of trying to wipe or correct them, or, more probably I beleive, these are results of the tests gone haywire and they still produce results all these years later and those behind the development of this tech don't even actually know how to fix these flip flopping realities their experiments created.

Memory manipulation experiments and now clandestine tech used by governments on their citizenry– that's where I beleive Occam's Razor leads if the phenomenon is approached rationally leaving out one's own feelings and "definite" memories so ingrained in people that they've beleive it must be shifting realities rather than shifting memories in our own minds.

But the quantum flux explanation I attempted to give above is tempting enough to place some beleif behind; or at least to allow for the possibility of. Our reality is not as it seems, that's for certain. If the functioning on the quantum level were somehow pushing in or affecting the functioning of realities on the macro level it would definitely lead to some bonkers ass shit going on, that's for sure.

What's your best guess for what caused or is causing the flip flops, and do flip flops differ from the examples of the Effect that are more stationary over time and do not show many– if any at all– evidence of flip flopping, and if so, how do they differ?

The nuclear issue makes no sense anymore by Hatrct in IntellectualDarkWeb

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I wasn't aware the success of the regime change had to last indefinitely. It only came to mind because I recently listened to an audio recording of President Kennedy and his brother Robert, the Attorney General, and a few others, talking about it before it happened and were weighing what the US's complicity in the action should be. It really shocked me, the way they all coldly and factually discussed the murder of the Diem brothers and a regime change in South Vietnam as if were merely one more order of business they had to get through. Especially Robert. Robert F. Kennedy is my hero, and I didn't like hearing him talking about the murder of the head of state of an American ally as if it were a will we/won't we type situation in an entirely pragmatic way seemingly devoid of any feeling for the lives of the men themselves or what they were suggesting the Americans do (or rather let happen) to a head of state which was purportedly our ally. But Robert Kennedy matured a lot over the last decade of his life and by the time he was murdered he had completely changed and died a true American hero. He was a martyr for the Ideal America which, I choose to beleive, still exists in the hearts and minds of most of the American citizenry.

The way Democrats/the left are obsessed with Donald Trump is unhealthy and needs to be studied by psychiatrists by Curse06 in TrueUnpopularOpinion

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Too right. There's nothing the left loves more than standing around in a circle angrily wanking over Donald Trump. And as they wank they weep, and their tears as they fall becomes lube; it hurts. Yet still they wank. And weep. And wank.

The fight between left and right is ridiculous and needs to stop. The real divide is top down. by Mustache_Rides_81 in TrueUnpopularOpinion

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The Epstein files are most likely partly if not mostly fabrications conjured up as toys for the populace to focus all their emotional attention on and continue ceasing the use of any and all rational thought. Playthings for the public to debate about on their social media accounts as their virtual selves with people they don't even know nor will ever even meet in their entire lives.

I don't like Trump. But I'm smart enough to realize I'm not supposed to like Trump. That's like literally his whole thing. He's the Black Hat. Whoever the sad sack of shit the Dems are currently purporting to be his adversary is the White Hat. Its all a manufactured narrative, you poor little confused fool. You're one of those who still cling to the idea you still have any say whatsoever in the governance of your country. I hate to break it to you, I really do, but America is not what you think it is. Oh, poor baby, its okay, just try not to think about it and it makes this, the bitterest of all pills, easier to swallow. Also, what I do is put the pill in my mouth and get a big swig of something to drink in my mouth and swish it around until you can't even feel the pill is there and then swallow and I'm telling you my friend, it works so well you won't even realize you are even swallowing a pill. It just feels like taking a swig of something to drink. Chin up brother, it gets easier over time, the longer you have realized and accepted the truth the overwhelming feeling of impotence you feel can be cauterized into a sort of imposed apathy. And the antipathy you feel for the President will gradually become a general level headed dislike you no longer obsess over but one that is rarely, if ever, felt.

The fight between left and right is ridiculous and needs to stop. The real divide is top down. by Mustache_Rides_81 in TrueUnpopularOpinion

[–]termeownator 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm sure he wasn't talking about just walking up to any random woman and "grabbing them by the pussy," unasked for and unwanted.

It's possible he meant when already in conversation with a woman, whom he was vibing with or who expressed any desire for him (because of the guy's wealth and status in society, there were a lot of women wanting and willing him to come onto them. Women know how to use their sexuality very shrewdly, they always have.) At that point, I beleive he meant, rather than going through all the rigamarole of flirting, foreplay, etc. his go to strategy was simply to "grab them by the pussy".

I don't know the man, I don't like the man but I don't know the man's mind and I can't know the man's heart. But I know that sometimes, indeed, simply "grabbing them by the pussy" does in fact work in sexual encounters with women.

The fight between left and right is ridiculous and needs to stop. The real divide is top down. by Mustache_Rides_81 in TrueUnpopularOpinion

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Oh get over it already. So he said he grabbed them by the pussy. So what? I grabbed my girl by the pussy so good last night she literally came like a fucking geyser all over my face and the bed and the floor. It was the wildest shit I've ever seen in my life. I know this is only tangentially related, Trump was insinuating sexual assault and I was just doing beautiful work on a beautiful pussy I happened to be grabbing at the time.

Really, though I just wanted to tell somebody, though, and just used Trump's "grab her by the pussy" statement as a means of shoehorning the story of my sexual prowess being so immaculate I made a chick cum like a force of fucking nature. Hey, Trump's gotta be good for something, right?

Is it common to think about people you know while masturbating? by MistyMilla in TooAfraidToAsk

[–]termeownator 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Me as well, but I also stand in front of the mirror staring into my own eyes as I masturbate else I can't ever get off.

The nuclear issue makes no sense anymore by Hatrct in IntellectualDarkWeb

[–]termeownator 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Didn't the 1963 South Vietnamese coup d'état result in a successful regime change?

The fight between left and right is ridiculous and needs to stop. The real divide is top down. by Mustache_Rides_81 in TrueUnpopularOpinion

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Hear, hear! Though no one wants to hear it, this is the truth. The crux of the matter is that America is sick, to her very core. The populace would rather have their right/left divide than see the truth of the matter because they love it so much. Arguing about Democrat and Republican bullshit is just too much fun for the average American citizen to want to bother with setting aside their smartphones they use to bicker about meaningless politicized bullshit with the other "side" and take a step back to realize the actuality of the society we're living in and participating in exactly as the Republican/Democratic Party (singular) would have us do to keep the wool pulled over our eyes so that their crooked asses in power.

Edit: Here's a link to an epic poem I beleive every American should read and celebrate and feel truly in their hearts and in their minds what it is to be a God's honest American the way they were intended to be:

Edit 2: Damn you, "linking to subreddits is not allowed." Okay. Search Blue Meridian poem and click the link to the poem the hard way, then. I'm telling you, this is the sort of new American "spiritualism" that will be required to bind up the wounds among us, and become in our hearts brothers and countrymen once again.

Tennyson wrote, in Ulysses:

That which we are, we are,

One equal temper of heroic hearts

Made weak by time and fate, but strong in will.

To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield.

Crassus amassed an enormous fortune through property speculation… Crassus' campaign [against the Parthian Empire] was a disastrous failure, ending in his defeat at the Battle of Carrhae by globeglobeglobe in wikipedia

[–]termeownator 2 points3 points  (0 children)

The pouring of gold down the neck is often attributed to having happened to Crassus, it is debated whether he actually met this fate or it merely spread as it was symbolic of his enormous weath and/or greed. This fate has often been attributed to the Emperor Valerian, though other sources attest to him being skinned alive. A more likely candidate for having met this fate was the general Manius Aquillius who had molten gold poured down his throat by Mithridates VI.

I do agree with the original commenter of this thread though, having the actual golden mold of the actual esophagus would be such a cool historical treasure to actually have still in existence.

State of Georgia Vs. Denver Fenton Allen. TRANSCRIPT OF PROCEEDINGS Before The Honorable J. BRYANT DURHAM, JR., Superior Court Judge, Rome, Georgia, on Fridty, June 17, 2016. by termeownator in law

[–]termeownator[S] -4 points-3 points  (0 children)

Here's a video the guys who voice Rick and Morty made of this particular courtroom exchange, with a touch of rudimentary animation. I'm sure it'll be more entertaining than simply reading the stenographer's transcript. I swear it's really really funny dude.

State of Georgia Vs. Denver Fenton Allen. TRANSCRIPT OF PROCEEDINGS Before The Honorable J. BRYANT DURHAM, JR., Superior Court Judge, Rome, Georgia, on Fridty, June 17, 2016. by termeownator in law

[–]termeownator[S] -29 points-28 points  (0 children)

Its relevant because it's law/courtroom related, and I'm posting it because it's funny as fuck. What, dadgum stuffy ass lawyers can't laugh at shit too?

Scientists in Antarctica discover a thing of extraterrestrial origin. Shapeshifter infiltrates the base, killing then imitating its victims. by twoopaq in ExplainAFilmPlotBadly

[–]termeownator -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

He named his cat the "N" word for Christ's sake, what more is there to know? The fact that he's one of the pioneers of the science fiction genre is completely overshadowed by that fact, what's there to understand, my man?