Well, I stand corrected. You are, indeed, a tankie.

In that case, get fucked. Governments murdering its citizens, or anyone for that matter, for any reason whatsoever is not okay.

a tankie like me

I’m not sure you understand exactly what a tankie is. I mean, do you really think it’s all right to sacrifice (I.E. straight up murder) people to the ideals of communism and socialism?

Being ultra liberal is fine IMO, even having the attitude that we might have to have use violence to overthrow of our government in order to get liberal ideals to be a part of our system is somewhat okay. But to think that our government, should it become communist, should be allowed to kill people in order to maintain a socialist or communist society is just straight up wrong and as far as I know that’s what a tankie is, someone who thinks that Tiananmen Square and Stalin’s reign of terror was just a necessary evil in order to strengthen the communist societal norm.

Way to fucking jinx it.

No this dipshit just says whatever he thinks is going to be the most popular with the tech bros he is desperate to be in front of.

One of these days I got to rewatch Lain. That show was genre defining.

I still listen to the song though. “And you don’t seem to understaaaand…”

Zombieland Saga.

Zombie girls are brought together to make an idol group by a sadistic madman who abuses the shit out of them.

Edit, the scene in question

The truly funny thing about that is that the data collection is currently in domestic hands.

I’m gonna go with hilarious. 😂

This is going to become the greatest game of whack-a-mole the internet has ever seen.

Yeah, one of the things the “it should be illegal due to human trafficking” crowd never seems to understand is that if you legalize it, you can regulate it and the the human trafficking aspect would become harder to pull off. While making all of it illegal just makes it easier for the villains to hide in the shadows of the industry.

I think people forget how long it took for reddit to actually become popular. And how many people actually lurked on reddit for literal years before actually making an active account.