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I remember seeing Card years ago, he stood out to me due to his clown-like appearance thanks to the frizzled hair and colourful clothes he made himself.
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At first I thought he was playing a character, you can find his activity searching his trip !jHyPHNoKGY
Do others think he has become noticeably more gaunt since then?
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"even the grafton neonazi gymbros were too scared to ever try and take a swing when i lived down there - pussies too"
Does he really make his own clothes? I'm sorry but if true that is cool as fuck.
 
Local community activist makes $1000 a day selling Live Laugh Love seashells to wine moms and basically you're stupid.


"Do all this and save wisely, eventually you get yourself a modest little plot of land in the countryside and about $12,000 worth of lumber and you make a cozy little three room cabin in the woods." How could you not love Card?
 
Does he really make his own clothes? I'm sorry but if true that is cool as fuck.
Yes, I could only find one example using keyword searches but I am pretty sure he made the colourful ones too. He's a creative guy, had some paintings and other artsy stuff on his Instagram.
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His apparent difficulty in maintaining eye contact with the camera during his streams suggests he is indeed on the spectrum. If you really needed anymore evidence of that.
 

Can't believe I missed it again, he needs to stream when it is convenient for me.

plenty of anons are leaving unnecessary mean comments. card deserve better than that. *sigh*

This is his actual villain backstory. He is fine with all the 4chan culture and everything that has been dogwhistled, but he decided to mold himself into the opposite because they were mean to him.
 

The Deenz video is my favorite, no idea if he invented it wholesale, got psyoped, or if it actually existed. Either way, it's just peak Cardposting.
 
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Can't believe I missed it again, he needs to stream when it is convenient for me.



This is his actual villain backstory. He is fine with all the 4chan culture and everything that has been dogwhistled, but he decided to mold himself into the opposite because they were mean to him.
I like when he's not death staring down his script his charisma goes up by 2 points
 
I like when he's not death staring down his script his charisma goes up by 2 points
As silly and hilarious as his dog whistle videos are, I don’t think he’s a bad sort at heart. It was honestly pretty interesting to hear him talk about his art.

In the pre-internet days he strikes me as the kind of person that would very much be into trains.
 
Cardstreaming 4 waffled on about how "community organiser and activist" means he is active in and organises a community but there was some interesting stuff in the Q&A at the end. Really funny how he has people writing in to him saying "I'm far right and I have never heard of these far right memes you describe in great detail" and he thanks them for being cordial.

Cardstreaming 3 made good background noise, the 3 hour runtime is because he's spliced in an entire interview he did with some Aussie 4chan guy about his novella People Mover and a fairly negative review by that same guy with different guest. 4chan isn't a space I'm familiar with so it was interesting hearing about 4chan self-publishing and I'll be listening to the audiobook.

"Do all this and save wisely, eventually you get yourself a modest little plot of land in the countryside and about $12,000 worth of lumber and you make a cozy little three room cabin in the woods." How could you not love Card?
I don't know why I was expecting this to be you paraphrasing him.
 
Sorry for the double post, but Card decided to return not even a day later to comment on President Sunday being demonetized.

For those not in the know, President Sunday is a literal homosexual who "broke" the Destiny-Pxie situation by secretly recording Nicholas DeOrio after saying he'd "be a psychopath" to post a video about Pxie's nudes being leaked as she was threatening suicide - he then proceeded to do exactly that. This caused his editor to quit over moral objections and release a video exposing Sunday in the process. His recent woes likely stem from him critiquing the troon Philosophy Tube's understanding of Nietzsche, since Philosophy Troon has a rabid fanbase who will false flag people in order to protect their king-queen. Card posted a critique of Sunday's critique of Philosophy Tube's critique.

Sunday is also well-known as a sperg who is in a one-sided love-hate relationship with Chud Logic and frequently flips out in his Discord.

Anyway, with all that gayness out of the way, on to the current gayness - Card's Posting:

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@PresidentSunday just announced that his channel has been unexpectedly demonetized. He has my condolences (especially if he can't appeal it or have it overturned), but, at the risk of sounding like a bad guy - this doesn't seem like something the rest of us should really care about.

Just on the face of it, he's still got 21.5k loyal fans, he's still got Patreon, he's still got plenty of other platforms he can stream on or upload to, and surely he can still take independent donations through PayPal or similar. He's still got plenty of ways to make money from his cushy internet content creator job, even if the YouTube ad cheques never come back.

Theoretically, even if Sunday had no way of making money online ever again, and he had to get a 'real job' - that still wouldn't be anything to cry about. That's actually what most people do, have real jobs to earn money.

To be expected to sympathize for a YouTuber who loses their demonitzation feels to me like asking someone who rents to feel sympathy for someone whose mansion partially burns down. "Why should I cry for them, when even after their 'big loss' they still have more than me?"

I like Sunday's content. And he seems like a talented and nice enough guy from what we see of him. But with all due respect, I would have to recommend Sunday either:

- Call it quits on online content here, feeling a sense of gratitude for the fun he's had (and the money he's made) up until this point. And he can thank his audience for sticking with him this far, and possibly seek out a (similarly cushy white collar) job in the real world with his qualifications.

or

- He can keep doing YouTube and/or other online platforms. But do so for the love of making content, not out of the expectation that someone should be paid a full salary for making videos.

Personally, I just hope that whatever way forward he chooses, Sunday keeps his head up and remains positive. I mean, he's still got his fans, and presumably he enjoys making videos, and it seems like he's got a nice place to live, he's personable so presumably he has a good social life, and he's got the benefit of living in a First World country - so looking at the big picture, it seems like everything should be fine for Sunday. And I sincerely hope it will be for him.

But someone in that sort of position of socio-economic privilege losing (some) of the income they get from doing undergraduate level poli-sci and drama streams from the comfort of their home is not something I feel any sort of inclination to feel sad about.

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Do you, like, not pay bills or something? Let me explain some basic economics for you.

I am in my current HOUSING based on established income patterns, in a job market that is plummeting and is about to plummet further (you know, all that stuff that's happening with our biggest trading partner right now). I likely couldn't work at MCDONALD'S if I wanted to.

Additionally, I have editors who rely on the money I give them to meet basic expenses.

Not everyone is just in this for the joy of calling Kuihman a pedophile, there are actually consequences for myself and others if my income just vanishes.

@dumpsterfire5198 You laugh. It's dire over here. Grocery clerk jobs are getting swamped with applications. Nobody can find work.

(For the record, looking for supplementary work has been my first move. I'm not a moron, I had no way to know I'd get this kind of support).

@PresidentSunday Sorry, but the idea that anyone is owed an online media career that lasts forever is laughable.

And regardless of whatever your country's economy is doing right now, you can't expect that anyone should feel any sympathy just because you've been knocked down from your position of relative luxury to the same level normal folks are already at.

No-one is saying you should be left destitute and lying in the gutter. But, hopefully you'll have saved up enough over the time you've been fruitfully doing YouTube that it can tide you over until you find something else.

At the end of the day, making YouTube videos is a hobby. It's not something you can reasonably expect will financially sustain someone, especially not if you're racking up expenses paying people to help you make videos.

@cardposting Nobody said anything about being owed an online career. You are responding to your own imagination.

As to content creation being a hobby and not a career–what an asinine statement. If I do something for the purpose of income, it brings that income, and I build my material existence around it and employ people then that's my job.

Nobody is demanding your sympathy. This post is simply out of touch and screams resentment.

@PresidentSunday Firstly, you are implicitly saying you ought to have an online media career.
You're treating this demonetization like its a horrible tragedy you'll desperately ask people to save you from the consequences of by bailing you out through Patreon and so on.
Your foundational premise is that you making videos and being comfortably remunerated for it is something that ought to continue - whether because it would continue to sustain the lifestyle you're used to, or because you've made the (perhaps foolish) decision to allow others to become financially dependent on your continued video-making too.

As for thinking I'm the out-of-touch one here? You couldn't be further off the mark.
Ask one-hundred random people on the street, ninety-nine of them will correctly tell you that you should not hinge a substantial part of your quality of life on making YouTube videos.

I'd expect this situation to keep going, maybe we'll get a new Card video sooner than expected.
 
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@Big Mommy based Card sticking it to these entitled manbabies. Put the fries in the bag bozo. Here’s Sunday’s final rebuttal to Card, “everybody criticizing me is just baiting”.
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