Post: #26

I'm going to roll the dice on the media response if their is any...

"Should it be legal to read someone's phone over their shoulder? Are you invading a private conversation"

The double irony with the NSA reading over everyone's shoulder already would be amazing.

Post: #27

I don't see anything at all to celebrate about this. It may seem tempting because these sisters' actions "helped" a man.

But we shouldn't be encouraging or celebrating informers, rats, or tattle-tales. Women are specialists in this sort of malicious activity, and that fact that it inadvertently helped an average guy doesn't change the fact that their real motive was to fuck over a complete stranger (another woman).

Think about that for a minute.

These two malicious little rat finks eavesdropped into some complete stranger's life, and then insinuated themselves into that life.

That "informer mentality" could just as easily been turned on you. Or me. Or any other target of their disapproval.

When a culture celebrates informers, weasels, and rats, it's already well on its way to groupthink absolutism.

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Post: #28

(07-26-2015 04:27 PM)GlobalMan Wrote:  

Kabal Wrote:Still would be happy to be wrong...

You wouldn't be happy no matter what you're shown. You want the girl to have filmed over the ladies shoulder 3 inches from her face as she's typing.

If there was video of that I suspect you'd claim it was all a set up.

Its a common theme with conspiracy theorists. You're going to great lengths to find the smallest "abnormalities" when they are not definite abnormalities, they can be easily be artifacts. The camera is zoomed, the photo is enlarged, its been uploaded and then uploaded again.

There is no reason to change the name to "Nancy", a male name would have been better, or any other female name would be fine. Why would they do that? It doesn't add to the believability at all- in fact it only adds an unneeded complication.

Its always the most complicated theory rife with unneeded steps that the person did not need to take to accomplish the aims- but are needed for the conspiracy theory to make sense(*Crucial aspect*). Its starting from the theory and working backward to find just the slightest anomaly, which then "confirms" it.

This is always the logical flaw with conspiracy theorists.

You ignore all the common sense signs that do not point to conspiracy but dissect a photo and come up with "abnormalities" that at best only suggest a possibility, not a certainty, and are contrary to all other common sense and motive of the story.

Anyway, pointless talking to you. Good day.

Or, you know, someone made observations that lead to hypothesis-formation instead of vice versa. There's a high degree of irony here, as your knee-jerk reaction is that I am a "conspiracy theorist" and then you reach for "observations" to support that.

It's amusing how you react with such vitriol--ad hominems and a hissy fit on "conspiracy theorists"--to someone pointing out that there are suspicious elements to the photos, as if someone questioning the authenticity of the girls' story is an assault on your character.

Previously OP, no one would have accused you of being a faggot if it turned out those was shopped. After that little diatribe, however, regardless if they are or aren't shopped...

By the way, what you're trying to accuse me of is confirmation bias. Perhaps that can save you some verbiage in the future on your Don Quixote crusades against "conspiracy theorists."

Post: #29

(07-26-2015 05:05 PM)Quintus Curtius Wrote:  I don't see anything at all to celebrate about this. It may seem tempting because these sisters' actions "helped" a man.

But we shouldn't be encouraging or celebrating informers, rats, or tattle-tales. Women are specialists in this sort of malicious activity, and that fact that it inadvertently helped an average guy doesn't change the fact that their real motive was to fuck over a complete stranger (another woman).

Think about that for a minute.

These two malicious little rat finks eavesdropped into some complete stranger's life, and then insinuated themselves into that life.

That "informer mentality" could just as easily been turned on you. Or me. Or any other target of their disapproval.

When a culture celebrates informers, weasels, and rats, it's already well on its way to groupthink absolutism.

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I agree. "Mind your own fucking business."

If the gf was that obvious the man would find out sooner or later as she took more and more risks. Let him find out on his own than be embarrassed on social media by complete strangers.

Alternatively, I've found to never project onto a relationship. A lot of people have really weird relationships by their own choice - in this forum and the rest of the world - and its best to leave it at that. Take this forum for instance a lot of guys are dating multiple girls at once, and that is in fact pretty unconventional. Would you want to be called out on this by some little twerps at a baseball game & put on social media blast to the world? Alternatively, there are a lot of guys who have weird cuckold fantasies or they just don't care what the girl is doing because they have sidepieces and the girl in question might be wealthy or have some other value.

No, hence "mind your own fucking business." These good Samaritan types are of the same breed as SJWers and really do more harm than good.

Post: #30

(07-26-2015 05:05 PM)Quintus Curtius Wrote:  When a culture celebrates informers, weasels, and rats, it's already well on its way to groupthink absolutism.

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We're already there.

I stared at posters like these below for four years in my ROTC classrooms.



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Post: #31

(07-26-2015 05:05 PM)Quintus Curtius Wrote:  I don't see anything at all to celebrate about this. It may seem tempting because these sisters' actions "helped" a man.

But we shouldn't be encouraging or celebrating informers, rats, or tattle-tales. Women are specialists in this sort of malicious activity, and that fact that it inadvertently helped an average guy doesn't change the fact that their real motive was to fuck over a complete stranger (another woman).

Think about that for a minute.

These two malicious little rat finks eavesdropped into some complete stranger's life, and then insinuated themselves into that life.

That "informer mentality" could just as easily been turned on you. Or me. Or any other target of their disapproval.

When a culture celebrates informers, weasels, and rats, it's already well on its way to groupthink absolutism.

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I could not have said it better. We wouldn't celebrate this if some mangina looked over our shoulders and poked their useless faces into our relationships. Mind your own business really is great advice.

We have become such a nation of busybodies. Most people's lives are so boring they feel the need to pry into other people's business. As if we all deserve to know who so and so is fucking, or what so and so said about so and so. There is a level of privacy and decency that has been invaded so pervasively for so long that we have forgotten that discretion used to be a virture.

This is the equivalent of a 5 year old who is physically incapable of keeping a secret, except people are treating them as if they've done something noble.

Post: #32

(07-26-2015 03:36 AM)jariel Wrote:  The sisters...

WB darker haired one. Blonde has Ms Piggy nose.

Post: #33

(07-26-2015 05:05 PM)Quintus Curtius Wrote:  I don't see anything at all to celebrate about this. It may seem tempting because these sisters' actions "helped" a man.

But we shouldn't be encouraging or celebrating informers, rats, or tattle-tales. Women are specialists in this sort of malicious activity, and that fact that it inadvertently helped an average guy doesn't change the fact that their real motive was to fuck over a complete stranger (another woman).

Think about that for a minute.

These two malicious little rat finks eavesdropped into some complete stranger's life, and then insinuated themselves into that life.

That "informer mentality" could just as easily been turned on you. Or me. Or any other target of their disapproval.

When a culture celebrates informers, weasels, and rats, it's already well on its way to groupthink absolutism.

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I don't like tattletales any more than the next guy, but I'd still want to know.

It's like Valachi said about Vito Genovese, "If you went to Vito and told him about some guy who was doing wrong, he would have this guy killed and then he would have you killed for telling on the guy."