Post: #51

Someone let 4Chan know that Sunrise has declared war and is trying to erase history Year Zero style.

We need back up. I want to see Sunrise destroyed. I'm thinking getting the interview as a link saved down in hundreds of places. Then spam posting Sunrise facebook with the interview and related memes for the next 6 months daily until they say Sorry

Post: #52

FUCK YES.

Post: #53

Next suggestion: long shot, but drop a line to Media Watch on the ABC. Yes it's leftie, but if you phrase it as a journalist lying flat-out on TV, they might be willing to raise an eyebrow on national TV about the subject. Journos hates to be castigated on Media Watch, it turns them into a laughing stock among their brethren since every last one of them hate-watches it and prays one of their stories isn't going to come up next.

God save us from people who mean well. -storm

Post: #54

^ This is a stellar idea. Any wordsmiths out there care to craft such a line? Mine would just be a list of expletives & amygdala attacks on O'Keefe. Post em here if you do.

Post: #55

(06-14-2017 12:38 PM)debeguiled Wrote:  Polite interview with Cassie on Australian media. The world must be ending.

I can't even.

Words fail me when it comes to describing that fucking evil cunt Andrew Bolt.

Nice?

Polite?

Friendly?

Fair?

That nice, polite, friendly, and fair interviewer is probably THE single most hated journalist in Australia. Evil enough to assault in the street for being so nice, polite, friendly and fair.

Burn him I say! Burn him at the stake!

Post: #56

I told my mum with smug satisfaction that I thought Andrew Bolt was the only straight talker out here. She almost thru up in her mouth. I love triggering narcissists.

Post: #57

New one from Hildebrand on News.com.au. Just to be clear folks, he hasn't seen the film either nor does he intend to...

Why ban a film just because we don’t agree?

Quote:@Joe_Hildebrand

Here’s a fun fact: I was once a loud and proud lefty. I know — it’s enough to make you spit out your bongwater.

Yes, I was sceptical, cynical and sexual. These days, by contrast, I am medicated, moderated and married. But enough about my personal problems.

This was a time when being left-wing meant challenging the prevailing view. A time when being progressive meant exploring new ideas. A time when being tolerant meant accepting diverse opinions.

I call this golden age “the 1990s” and to be honest it probably wasn’t quite as good as I remember it but I was on a lot of drugs at the time. In fact, from what I can recall the drugs were largely the point, closely followed by the sex and rock ‘n’ roll. In other words, being a lefty used to be fun.

We championed the right of Andres Serrano to display his exquisitely provocative “Piss Christ”. We photoshopped Jeff Kennett’s head on Michael Jackson’s body and asked “Who’s bad?” We were lewd, crude and often nude.

But these days the rebels have become the self-righteous. The side that used to fight for freedom now fights to curtail it. The left has become censorious and snitchy. The hip have become square.


We’ve seen it in the strangling of language into tortuous euphemisms that rob words of their beauty and power because of fears they could offend and trigger warnings in textbooks because of fears they could provoke an emotional response.

We’ve seen it in the oceans of indignant outrage that erupt every time someone violates, challenges or even just deviates from the set vocabulary or ideological script.

We’ve seen it in the chilling Orwellian spectacle of a cartoonist being hauled before a quasi-judicial body and forced to justify his work — and the even darker sight of other journalists siding with the prosecutors.

We’ve seen it in the threats to boycott a beer brand because it was drunk by a gay MP and a straight MP who dared to debate same-sex marriage.


And now we’ve seen it in the absurd hyperventilation about a tiny independent film that has dared to suggest that some men have been upset or oppressed by the women in their lives.

Now, for the record, I have NOT seen The Red Pill (which apparently puts me in good company) nor do I particularly want to. But the idea that it ought to be banned — as some cinemas and student activists have done — or that even debate about it should be pulled from social media — as was also reported — is a sad sign of the new mentality of the so-called progressive movement.

Increasingly the response to any provocative or controversial view is not to challenge it but to shut it down. Not to debate it but to destroy it. This is an approach every bit as backward and thuggish as that of the boor who shoved a pie in Alan Joyce’s face.

The question at the heart of this debate has nothing to do with whether you agree with what The Red Pill is saying. It’s whether you believe that just because you disagree with something it should be banned.

And if your values are so weak and baseless as to be threatened by every countervailing wind or opposing views then those values are hardly worth having at all.

Post: #58

WB

Post: #59

(06-14-2017 09:18 PM)Dirkus Wrote:  Today, Sunrise had the video removed from The Red Pill's Facebook page. I don't know what to do. I think it should be seen! Does anyone have any ideas? It seems that Sunrise is proactively trying to have it erased from history! At least it's still on my youtube channel (for now): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xvLsslFEv7k

Comment on the video at her channel:

Quote:Maybe you should make a documentary about bogans getting into television presenting positions Cassie.

Post: #60

The pushback warms my heart.

This combined with Australia's Channel 10 going into administration (bankruptcy) and the hopeful dooming of 'The Project' makes it a good week.

Post: #61

More pushback from YouTuber Independent Man. Excellent video outlining the entire situation.

Post: #62

Independant man does indeed have some great vids.

Is it wrong that I think she's insanely hot?

Post: #63

Yes she's a 6/10 , stretch to a 7 because of her pleasant nature. Definitely not "insanely hot"

Post: #64

(06-18-2017 05:59 AM)Que enspastic Wrote:  Yes she's a 6/10 , stretch to a 7 because of her pleasant nature. Definitely not "insanely hot"

Fair enough, I think we have a different scale

Post: #65

(06-18-2017 04:19 AM)Rocket75 Wrote:  Independant man does indeed have some great vids.

Is it wrong that I think she's insanely hot?

Cheeks too furry, WNB.

Post: #66

(06-18-2017 06:42 AM)Rocket75 Wrote:  

(06-18-2017 05:59 AM)Que enspastic Wrote:  Yes she's a 6/10 , stretch to a 7 because of her pleasant nature. Definitely not "insanely hot"

Fair enough, I think we have a different scale

Standard scale.



Easily a 6... 7 at a stretch.

Absolute WB.

"insanely hot"?

No.

Post: #67

She was a 7 in her prime easily. 7.5 or 8 if you like the cute hamster look. Definitely more than a 6.

Post: #68

Thankyou for posting that pic, Tex.

It needs to be spammed any time someone makes an outrageous assessment of a woman either up or down.

That said, the first two 8's are not 8's (unless they had the most banging bodies in the world).

Post: #69

(06-18-2017 07:25 AM)Tex Cruise Wrote:  

(06-18-2017 06:42 AM)Rocket75 Wrote:  

(06-18-2017 05:59 AM)Que enspastic Wrote:  Yes she's a 6/10 , stretch to a 7 because of her pleasant nature. Definitely not "insanely hot"

Fair enough, I think we have a different scale

Standard scale.



Easily a 6... 7 at a stretch.

Absolute WB.

"insanely hot"?

No.

I don't seem to recall seeing this anywhere on the forum. Should this be in an "Important Thread?"

Post: #70

(06-18-2017 04:19 AM)Rocket75 Wrote:  Independant man does indeed have some great vids.

Is it wrong that I think she's insanely hot?

She is hot in a "ifyouwifedherupyouwouldhavelotsofkidsandbesetupforlifeinasmalltown" way.

Post: #71

Its an interesting movie. Her descent into the rabbit hole is not just inclusive of feminism.

Post: #72

She did an interview recently where she breaks down a bit towards the end of the interview





It sounds like she underestimated the amount of backlash she would get from making the documentary, despite having made previous documentaries about controversial topics. At 9:06 the interviewer asks her, if she had to things over again, would she still choose to make The Red Pill. She tears up and says that she now wonders if it was career suicide, and believes that the media wants to make an example of her to scare others off from making similar films, etc.

Post: #73

Unfortunately Waleed Aly has the mentality of the average city dwelling Australian. The saddest part is that Australia has all the attributes to offer one of if not the best lifestyle on planet earth but with the left virtually dominating the landscape, it's almost unliveable as a red blooded male.

Post: #74

Now she knows how Donald Trump feels like! Minus the crying. Sad!

Post: #75

Gents, get your popcorn ready cause this is good.