Bullshit. Rather, the only successful violence by those who weren't very obviously batshit fucking crazy(Batman shooter, Gillibrand shooter, that dude with the plane), ignoring the Unabomber as an outlier, was committed by right wing adherents. Just because the left can't organize its way out of a wet paper bag when it comes to committing violence doesn't mean the don't give it the old college try. *cough*Weathermen*cough*

Except clearly the anti-puppies didn't find it that great since they nominated two other novels in place of it. Moreover, since none of the people involved in SP3 had read it and its market penetration was not great enough to have a copy available for several of the people deciding the final slate to buy easily, the only way for them to nominate it would be to nominate something they hadn't read.

If by they you mean Wright's own adherents, then yes. SP certainly didn't slate 6 of Wright's works. Not to mention the nomination of Vox Day was done entirely on his own merit with his own slate. He was not part of SP3 at all.

Obama's achievement was to work the Chicago machine like a pro and use every tool at his disposal to avoid ever coming up against a healthy opponent in either a primary or general election. Then he hit the presidential scene and the media did it for him and the democrats were dumbfuck enough to vote for a Chicago politician.

I don't know who you are, I don't know what you want, but I will kill you for that reference.

You mean the video in which he lies about the content of McNuggets in the US? The pink paste he mentions is not considered human consumable by the FDA.

And it's Unfounded Assumption right out the gate, quickly followed by Hyperbolic Strawman with Historians Fallacy not far behind.

Item 1.) I am not a channer. The only time I've been to 4chan is through links, generally on BRBU.

Item 2.) The history behind Gamergate is quite simple. The history behind Quinngate is more complex. They are, however, two different movements as any honest analysis of the Twitter and Google statistics bears out.

Item 3.) I am curious as to how Schaefer's fuckwittery at the GDC in any way links me to 8chan. Please explain.

Actually, he's right, during the 1700s, aka the 18th century, there was quite a bit of white slavery going on. Difference was it wasn't hereditary. You might want to stop reading Zinn when it comes to your advanced history sources.

Wow, are you naturally that stupid or do you work at it? Unless the "Oil and Gas" studies publicize their methodology and research data, thus opening their conclusions to criticism, they would not be eligible for the EPA to base their conclusions on.

A good parking lot is a good indication? Unless you're talking upscale Chinese, all the best Chinese restaurants I've been to have either had bizzarely shaped parking lots or none at all. This applies to both Chinese restaurants in Chicago as well as those within the greater Chicagoland area as far west as Schaumburg and north as Waukegan. It also applies to Boulder, Co and at least three cities in Texas.

Or perhaps the same court that accused Amanda Knox of everything from running a drug ring to witchcraft and devil worship.

Mmmm, I could entirely see them doing this as a new ad-supported T.V. that costs 2/3 of what the TV without this 'functionality' would. I wonder how hard it would be to spoof. It's just that they don't have that sales program in place yet.

It always amuses me when morons bring up Galileo. He got in trouble because he couldn't properly back up his theory with evidence(Not to mention being completely wrong about other things like comets), because he was a gigantic fucking asshole who had ostracized his contemporaries so they refused to back him up as being possibly correct, and because he was a conceited moron who thought calling the pope an idiot in a thinly veiled treatise was a smart idea. It was the last that actually caused the Church to call for his prosecution, but it was the former two that sealed his fate.

Given that the FCC has been dicking around in this area for years which the summary conveniently ignores, almost certainly longer than the deal in question has been in the works, what exactly makes you think they're lying? Also, given that there is not a single entity within the US government that knows just how many laws are currently in force, let alone all of the regulations that stem from those laws, in what universe is the state of things not 'over regulated'?