💼 Careercow Robert Chipman / Bob / Moviebob / "Movieblob" - Middle-Aged Consoomer, CWC with a Thesaurus, Ardent Male Feminist and Superior Futurist, the Twice-Fired, the Mario-Worshipper, publicly dismantled by Hot Dog Girl, now a diabetic

[REGENDarySumanai]

AOC came from an affluent neighborhood and someone who lived in the same neighborhood called her out on bullshit.

 

[An Sionnach Seang]

She’s a huge advocate for the welfare state, asserting repeatedly for almost 20 years that Harry Potter only exists because she was on the dole. She’s been a major donor to the Labour Party, its politicians and associated organizations. She fetishizes the NHS like she’s getting paid to do it. She’s not a progressive, but she’s solidly left-wing.

and yet you can bet the NUS are already gearing themselves up to organise Harry Potter book-burnings

Spoiler: off topic

why do students have a union anyway? they produce nothing, and they're social parasites
you might as well have a stockbrokers' union or a speculators' union

 

[Super Hans]

I will never accuse this thread of trying too hard to point out Bob's flaws, after seeing him have a temper tantrum at a cardboard box.
It's like all the other hot takes were already taken, so he was left eating the burnt crumbs scraped off of the pan.
And he enjoyed it, because he's pretending that he's just having what everyone else is having.

Shit like this makes me wonder how Bob isn't dead yet. He eats like shit, hasn't done anything approaching exercise since he had gym class in school more than 20 years ago, and is seemingly pissed off at everything under the sun, including a fucking cardboard box. He's a prime candidate for a stress-induced heart attack and a slew of other health conditions, but far as I'm aware he's just diabetic.

Did Bob make a Faustian Bargain? And what the fuck did he ask for in exchange for all his suffering?

 

[Oh Long Johnson]

Did Bob make a Faustian Bargain? And what the fuck did he ask for in exchange for all his suffering?

Someone to fetch him a plate at the cookout.

Unfortunately for Robert, Belial is a registered GOP voter and cut Bob's plate slave out of the budget early on.

 

[BubbleButt]

Did Bob make a Faustian Bargain? And what the fuck did he ask for in exchange for all his suffering?

A Twitter like from Naomi Wu.

 

[Czolg]

His relentless retardation is exhausting.

No joke, reading Blobert's tweets can be almost physically draining. His gibberish sucks the very will of life from the reader because of how stupid it is.

 

[Flexo]

The guy who uses beer cans as home décor and hasn’t cleaned his basement dwelling in years just completely sperged out at the sight of a cardboard box:

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REAL LIFE. IS NOT. A MOVIE. YOU DENSE JERKWAD.

 

[Koby_Fish]

Why would anyone need to do that? It's already about a woman who rises to power and becomes king of a country.

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But in all seriousness, what Bob said was really scummy.

Friendly reminder that that is a troon, he's kinda a big deal in comicsgate stuff, and he has a thread here.

From a developmental psychology standpoint, I kinda want to know more about how Bob's parent's raised him (as well as all lolcows in general).

On an unrelated note, I was thinking something the other day: The GOP is really missing an opportunity with Bob. I think that if they were to spend some money buying bot followers for Bob or doing whatever it takes to game Twitter's algorithm to make him more popular, then it would really pay off for them.

I actually read brick by brick (thanks to the earlier posting of the PDF file) and it's interesting because Bob said he had a problem with authority in the context of his problems at school. He does not say he had a problem with authority at home with his PARENTS. This leads me to believe 1) he's an autist, because autists have a problem with strangers "in authority" and 2) his parents weren't exactly disciplinarians and Bob likely never got spanked. He certainly never mentioned being grounded either. He also said he somehow got his hands on child psychology books (HOW? School library? Regular Library? And his parents didn't notice? Or were they just lying around the house because they'd bought them to read for themselves?) and read them and then told the shrink he knew what the shrink was trying to do, and why, thus sabotaging therapy because he wouldn't cooperate. That is super sperg autist behavior; ONLY an autist would pull shit like that. And i say this as an autist.

 

[John Andrews Stan]

I actually read brick by brick (thanks to the earlier posting of the PDF file) and it's interesting because Bob said he had a problem with authority in the context of his problems at school. He does not say he had a problem with authority at home with his PARENTS. This leads me to believe 1) he's an autist, because autists have a problem with strangers "in authority" and 2) his parents weren't exactly disciplinarians and Bob likely never got spanked. He certainly never mentioned being grounded either. He also said he somehow got his hands on child psychology books (HOW? School library? Regular Library? And his parents didn't notice? Or were they just lying around the house?) and read them and then told the shrink he knew what the shrink was trying to do, and why, thus sabotaging therapy because he wouldn't cooperate. That is super sperg autist behavior; ONLY an autist would pull shit like that.

I’m not unsympathetic to this hypothesis, but it’s not quite that simple. And I’m not casting aspersions on the Chipman parents, because we know almost nothing about them. But when their parents are abusive or neglectful, kids’ brains will try to “protect” them from the fact that the people who are responsible for their safety and well-being aren’t doing the job. This often manifests as the kid blaming themselves for their parents’ actions, inculcating in the child the belief that they are fundamentally, irredeemably unlovable. In the meantime, the rage they might otherwise focus on the bad authority figures at home gets redirected to anonymous authority figures (who more often than not happen to deserve that disgust, mistrust and anger anyway).

I’ve been trying to read Bob’s old blog posts — a real struggle with how densely, poorly written they are. But he often reveals much more than he intends. Case in point is this post. I’ll share the most relevant passages, but Bob straight up admits to being an emotionally damaged, needy pussy who needs his ass kicked.









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[Koby_Fish]

I’m not unsympathetic to this hypothesis, but it’s not quite that simple. And I’m not casting aspersions on the Chipman parents, because we know almost nothing about them. But when their parents are abusive or neglectful, kids’ brains will try to “protect” them from the fact that the people who are responsible for their safety and well-being aren’t doing the job. This often manifests as the kid blaming themselves for their parents’ actions, inculcating in the child the belief that they are fundamentally, irredeemably unlovable. In the meantime, the rage they might otherwise focus on the bad authority figures at home gets redirected to anonymous authority figures (who more often than not happen to deserve that disgust, mistrust and anger anyway).

I’ve been trying to read Bob’s old blog posts — a real struggle with how densely, poorly written they are. But he often reveals much more than he intends. Case in point is this post. I’ll share the most relevant passages, but Bob straight up admits to being an emotionally damaged, needy pussy who needs his ass kicked.

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Whatever else he's saying in that rambling monologue, it's clear to me these are the ramblings of an autist. One who realizes "something" is wrong. A true narcissist would never admit something is wrong with them. Some of the manifestations of autism can be mistaken for narcissism but there are clear differences. The one thing that really speaks to me regarding his clear autistic traits is suddenly losing "friends" (most likely acquaintances; autists have severe trouble especially early on figuring out what a friend actually is and will say "friend" when the world would call it an "acquaintance", and behave as if acquaintances equal friends). The truth is that acquaintances are not invested enough to BE friends, therefore the ease at which Bob loses "friends" because of "saying the wrong thing" (another hallmark of autism). If they actually WERE friends, whenever Blob says the "wrong things" they'd just go, "Oh, that's just Bob being Bob" and think nothing more of it.

 

[Positron]

Some observations:

• He was in therapy, but never for once tells us what his therapist's advice was (I bet it included exercise). It is all woe is me woe is me, painting himself as some retarded Byronic hero trying to Do Good and avoid falling in the Dark Side (like "toxic narcissists"). It is melodramatic and insincere.
• He claims to be beset by doubt, that he might make one fateful small misstep and his whole world comes asunder. This is an understandable sentiment for one who was recently bereaved, but -- what's the deal with shaking up The Escapist? If he were indeed apprehensive of saying the wrong thing he wouldn't even be on Twitter at all. With Bobby, inconsistency is the name of the game.
• The way he couldn't see himself as someone's "friend" or even an "acquaintance", but chose the subservient term "ally", speaks of a severe self-confidence problem. I wonder if he brought that up to his therapist.

 

[John Andrews Stan]

Whatever else he's saying in that rambling monologue, it's clear to me these are the ramblings of an autist. One who realizes "something" is wrong. A true narcissist would never admit something is wrong with them. Some of the manifestations of autism can be mistaken for narcissism but there are clear differences. The one thing that really speaks to me regarding his clear autistic traits is suddenly losing "friends" (most likely acquaintances; autists have severe trouble especially early on figuring out what a friend actually is and will say "friend" when the world would call it an "acquaintance", and behave as if acquaintances equal friends). The truth is that acquaintances are not invested enough to BE friends, therefore the ease at which Bob loses "friends" because of "saying the wrong thing" (another hallmark of autism). If they actually WERE friends, whenever Blob says the "wrong things" they'd just go, "Oh, that's just Bob being Bob" and think nothing more of it.

To be perfectly clear: I’m not diagnosing him with anything — not clinical narcissism and definitely not with autism. (Involuntary virginity isn’t a medical diagnosis.) I don’t know why anyone would think any of the obnoxious, pathetic behavior Bob demonstrates is the exclusive domain of autists. His main issue seems to be extreme emotional immaturity.

 

[Flexo]

His main issue seems to be extreme emotional immaturity.

FTFY

 

[doomlad]

I actually read brick by brick (thanks to the earlier posting of the PDF file) and it's interesting because Bob said he had a problem with authority in the context of his problems at school. He does not say he had a problem with authority at home with his PARENTS. This leads me to believe 1) he's an autist, because autists have a problem with strangers "in authority" and 2) his parents weren't exactly disciplinarians and Bob likely never got spanked. He certainly never mentioned being grounded either. He also said he somehow got his hands on child psychology books (HOW? School library? Regular Library? And his parents didn't notice? Or were they just lying around the house because they'd bought them to read for themselves?) and read them and then told the shrink he knew what the shrink was trying to do, and why, thus sabotaging therapy because he wouldn't cooperate. That is super sperg autist behavior; ONLY an autist would pull shit like that. And i say this as an autist.

My dad is autistic, can confirm that is a completely autistic behavior. My dad spends his entire life trying to avoid authority ever since his mom died, to him the idea of being told what to do by someone besides his mom is literally the worst thing in the world.

 

[doomlad]

Some observations:

• The way he couldn't see himself as someone's "friend" or even an "acquaintance", but chose the subservient term "ally", speaks of a severe self-confidence problem. I wonder if he brought that up to his therapist.

Riding off my previous comment, this is a completely autistic behavior. I mean that in the literal sense not the pejorative sense, Autistic people usually have major trouble making friends or even understanding what the concept of a friend is.

 

[AnimeGirlConnoisseur]

He also said he somehow got his hands on child psychology books (HOW? School library? Regular Library? And his parents didn't notice? Or were they just lying around the house because they'd bought them to read for themselves?) and read them and then told the shrink he knew what the shrink was trying to do, and why, thus sabotaging therapy because he wouldn't cooperate. That is super sperg autist behavior; ONLY an autist would pull shit like that. And i say this as an autist.

I never read Brick by Brick, so I don't have the full story, but I don't really see Bob as a reliable narrator. You got to remember that, according to Bob, Bob is a survival expert, a master cunnilingus, and someone who attended college level courses in Catholic theology while still in highschool. I don't know too much about child psychology, but I think that it would be kinda hard for a kid to just find a textbook on developmental psychology, read it, and then be able to fuck with his therapist.

I’m not unsympathetic to this hypothesis, but it’s not quite that simple. And I’m not casting aspersions on the Chipman parents, because we know almost nothing about them. But when their parents are abusive or neglectful, kids’ brains will try to “protect” them from the fact that the people who are responsible for their safety and well-being aren’t doing the job. This often manifests as the kid blaming themselves for their parents’ actions, inculcating in the child the belief that they are fundamentally, irredeemably unlovable. In the meantime, the rage they might otherwise focus on the bad authority figures at home gets redirected to anonymous authority figures (who more often than not happen to deserve that disgust, mistrust and anger anyway).

I’ve been trying to read Bob’s old blog posts — a real struggle with how densely, poorly written they are. But he often reveals much more than he intends. Case in point is this post. I’ll share the most relevant passages, but Bob straight up admits to being an emotionally damaged, needy pussy who needs his ass kicked.

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I think that jumping to abuse and neglect might be going a bridge too far. I think there are plenty of bad parents that never really cross the line into abuse or neglect and still end up creating damaged people. Look at Bob and Barbara Chandler. They never abused or neglected Chris and I'm sure that (at least Bob) genuinely loved Chris, but they made some shitty decisions when raising Chris and that's how we ended up on this cyber-bullying alt-white right-nationalist super-stalker doxxxxxxxxxxing site.

To be perfectly clear: I’m not diagnosing him with anything — not clinical narcissism and definitely not with autism. (Involuntary virginity isn’t a medical diagnosis.) I don’t know why anyone would think any of the obnoxious, pathetic behavior Bob demonstrates is the exclusive domain of autists. His main issue seems to be extreme emotional immaturity.

I'm not a psychologist or anything, but I think it's safe to rule out Narcissistic Personality Disorder. The DSM-5 says that an adult must have five or more of the following traits to have Narcissistic Personality Disorder:
1. Grandiose view of one's importance: No (it's greatly inflated, but I don't think he sees himself as the next messiah or anything like that)
2. Preoccupations with one's success, brilliance, beauty: No (He does kinda toot his own horn a bit, but it's nowhere near to the point of being pre-occupied and part of that is just a result of the job he's in)
3. Belief that one is special and can be understood only by other high-status people: Maybe
4. Extreme need for admiration: No (I don't see it)
5. Strong sense of entitlement: Yes
6. Tendency to exploit others: Not really (I mean he does lie a lot, but I don't really see him running a grift or anything like that)
7. Lack of empathy: Only for mayonnaise-ghouls (but for real, no; he has empathy for his family members)
8. Envious of others: Maybe, but necessarily to an extreme extent
9. Arrogant behavior or attitudes: Yes

Autism on the other hand, I don't know. I wouldn't want to diagnose somebody without actually being in a room with them first (also there is the whole 'not being a real psychologist thing'), but I think it's a possibility.

 

[doomlad]

Autism on the other hand, I don't know. I wouldn't want to diagnose somebody without actually being in a room with them first (also there is the whole 'not being a real psychologist thing'), but I think it's a possibility.

Almost all of the things he checks off on that list are absolutely traits of autism. I've known maybe 6-7 full blown autists in my life, including my own dad, they don't think they are something special the way a bipolar person on a major high might, 5/7 of them had an absurdly selfish entitled attitude, only 2 of them had any level of concern for anyone else but themselves. They tend to believe that literally all of their problems are other people's fault, no one knows better than them, everyone else is stupid, and then there's always a bunch of weird idiosyncratic specifically autistic shit, for example they will also say shit like "society doesn't actually exist anyone who believes in society is stupid" "there's no such thing as power, political power is just your imagination".

The dead giveaway that it's autism and not something like narcissistic personality is completely retarded beliefs about society, their relationship to other people, their own importance, etc. I don't mean ignorant beliefs like the average liberal, I mean retarded beliefs like the kind of shit nobody with a functional brain could possibly conclude. One autistic guy I worked with used to believe that it was a personal attack on him if he wasn't allowed to completely fill out and sign off on every single form in the office.

I once heard my dad say that he doesn't go to the doctor because his willpower is stronger than diseases ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

 

[Positron]

A bunch of sexual degenerates salivate over children cartoon and hail Bobby as their hero:

I have no idea whether John Carter or its progenies were "RESOUNDINGLY preoccupied" with interstellar sexual relationships or not, but from Bobby's description (princesses wearing nothing but harnesses) they smack of the most unwoke kind of male gaze.

Bobby caps his previous political logorrhea with this conclusion:

The only chips Bob Chipman will knock over are...

 

[Chan the Wizard]

Whole lotta words to say this

 

[Strange Wilderness]

I actually read brick by brick (thanks to the earlier posting of the PDF file) and it's interesting because Bob said he had a problem with authority in the context of his problems at school. He does not say he had a problem with authority at home with his PARENTS. This leads me to believe 1) he's an autist, because autists have a problem with strangers "in authority" and 2) his parents weren't exactly disciplinarians and Bob likely never got spanked. He certainly never mentioned being grounded either. He also said he somehow got his hands on child psychology books (HOW? School library? Regular Library? And his parents didn't notice? Or were they just lying around the house because they'd bought them to read for themselves?) and read them and then told the shrink he knew what the shrink was trying to do, and why, thus sabotaging therapy because he wouldn't cooperate. That is super sperg autist behavior; ONLY an autist would pull shit like that. And i say this as an autist.

It could be something like @AnimeGirlConnoisseur said, Bobs a braggart who exaggerates his mental and physical capabilities. He's rewriting history to make himself look smarter by reading psych books and being clever enough to trick the therapist, maybe he watched that one episode of Malcolm in the Middle where kid genius Malcolm reads psych books to stay in therapy to avoid embarrassing class functions. In reality my speculation is that if Bob went to any kind of therapy he ignored whatever advice he was given and lied until he was able to get out as most teenagers would do.