💰 Grifter "Mad at the Internet" - a/k/a My Psychotherapy Sessions

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Terrifik said:
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Passed today this afternoon
bet this gets signed tommorow or friday.
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I can immediately see how this will be abused through legalese ways to takedown unrelated shit. Another case of "yeah ok it's good that they're supposedly going to be going after revenge porn people but things are worded in a way where it can be used to takedown evidence of "consent accidents" possibly.
 
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I find it funny that they’re calling randoms “Kiwitarders”.
 
Terrifik said:
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"You uploaded it, you unload it!" - Bob Chandler

Don't really agree with it on its face, but I could see it maybe working better if it's specifically only for cases where a revenge porn conviction has been obtained. Wonder if the perpetrator of the revenge porn content can ask for the take down cause I'm sure Ethan Ralph is oinking at the chance to send a takedown notice to Josh to remove the Faith sex tape.
 
Balldo said “you are a good person” specifically because you said “everything you say is a lie” which was presumably followed by “so why should I believe anything you say?”. It was said to make his statement a lie, hoping to make you believe the opposite about yourself, before retracting it out of embarrassment. It was a jab that a child would make. “If everything I say is a lie, then you must be a good mother!” meaning ‘bad mother’.
 
@FlipTopBox visited one of Billy Mitchell's restaurants. Rickey's stock on the rise.
FlipTopBox said:
I was lurking this thread and doing digging into Billy Mitchell a couple days ago when I realized that he owns a the Rickey's Restaurant & Sports Bar that's local to me, so I was deadset on going to that restaurant and trying out some wings with Rickey's hot sauce. When I entered, the environment was somewhat darker than it appears on the google reviews, but not too dim enough to be problematic. I ordered 10 wings with mild sauce alongside a bottle of Rickey's hot sauce from a wonderful waitress (thanks, Kristen!). When they got to me, they were almost as hot as the pit in Hell that Apollo Legend is burning in and wonderfully crispy. I ate some with Rickey's hot sauce, which tasted good when it managed to get through the flavor of the mild sauce that was all over the chicken wings. The water I ordered also had a little something in it that I couldn't decipher, which was most likely Karl's tears as he's working the dishwasher, but it was a nice flavor. Overall, I would definitely go back to Rickey's if I frequented the general area more.
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"Kiwi Farm" gets a mention in an article by The New Yorker:
How the Internet Left 4chan Behind
Once a digital home to political incorrectness, and a staging ground for incel culture, white-power groups, mass-shooting manifestos, and more, 4chan is now one among many platforms just as conducive to hate speech. President Donald Trump’s own Truth Social is another, as is Parler, the right-wing video site offering “True Freedom.” There’s Patriots Win, a kind of Trump-focussed Reddit clone; Kiwi Farm, a hub known for coördinated online harassment; and X, which under the ownership of Elon Musk has loosened content-moderation policies and allowed the kind of conspiracy theories and graphic imagery that once thrived on 4chan.
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That sounds like an accusation, maybe one deserving a polite retraction request delivered by an attorney wink wink
 
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