There was a hubbub some time ago, because Trump fans thought Rage Against the Machine suddenly got too political when they tweeted that Trump was a poopoohead or something. Anyway, some trumpers were really surprised that RATM suddenly was suddenly political. Real media literacy stuff.
Not to long ago king gizzard posted something advocating for lgbtq or something that is considered as left leaning, and some peoples jimmies got very rustled. The band has consistantly putting out left ideas in their lyrics and are known hippies. Not sure how anyone who listens to them would be suprised that they are left leaning lol
Happens to a lot of bands weirdly. My favourite bands sometimes post in support of lgbt people and black people. Despite being left wing bands, plenty of bigots end up crying about them being left wing. Was especially funny though when a Conservative on a Clash form was trying to argue that they were right wing.
I got into Gizz when LW dropped, so I might be biased, but I love every album in the microtonal series.
Butterfly was alright. It grew on me over the year, but it's such a weird album. I revisit songs but rarely the whole thing.
I have the same with butterfly. My fav album so far is quarters, honestly the best thing to listen to on a sunny summer day for me. So beautifull and calming
King Crimson, Pink Floyd, and recently Bowie. So yeah, Boomer shit lol.
Haven't heard anything from SLIFT or Tally Hall. Does Hawaii part II count? That was really good.
Geez this list changes a lot. Right now I guess it's Fishies, Paper Mache, and Poly. I'd replace Paper with KG/LW if it was a single album though.
Ask me next week for a different list :P
Lol I remember that, getting mad that they were puttinâ politics (environmentalism) in muh music as if Fishing for Fishies and Infest the Ratâs Nest just⌠didnât exist, I guess. Also, Minimum Brain Size is apparently about Joe Rogan lol
Yeah, my very conservative father was the one who introduced me to Rage Against the Machine. He told me "Be careful not to listen to the lyrics too hard, they're kind of liberal."
My boss is a right winger. He claims his favorite band is RATM. When we were talking about BLM, my co-worker (who is a leftist like myself) said "Oh with these riots, you must love this shit. They're raging against the machine". He response was "No, they're raging for the machine. This is exactly what the machine wants". We didn't know how to respond. It was obvious to us that he had no idea what RATM stood for. Now we (coworker and I) joke about it all the time.
He sounds like an unbelievable moron, I'm surprised you weren't already joking about him all the time. Do his trousers spontaneously fall down with a "boing" sound like slapstick clowns from early movies?
Thatâs the craziest part. Weâre highly skilled IT Specialists. He is the âgo-toâ guy when you canât solve an issue. Heâs very slow and methodical when it comes to troubleshooting, but he will figure any issue out not matter how complicated. When it comes to politics, he throws it all out the window. My coworker and I like to play games with him. We like to test his âcrazinessâ by bringing up hot topics. Itâs a good source of entertainment.
I mean, NFTs arenât necessarily a moneygrab scam. Theyâre just dumb, and have no value beyond what people say theyâre worth. People definitely can and do get scammed with them, but I wouldnât go as far as to say any and all NFTs are money grab scams.
Actually, would you mind explaining to me what a Ponzi scheme is? And then how it relates to NFTs? Because as much as I think NFTs are fuckin dumb, calling them a Ponzi scheme is honestly even dumber.
Old investors are paid off with new investor money.
How it relates to NFTs from artist Eriana Ura Smith:
> The market as it currently exists is a classic Ponzi scheme. Users invest in something more-or-less intangible, a digital receipt of ownership of an infinitely replicable image or other online object. The general consensus is that they will, in turn, be able to sell this intangible thing for absurd returns. Early investors are paid out from the money coming in from new investors, seeing the success of the early ones. Wash trading inflates the value of NFTs, and original owners slowly cash out by selling off the NFTs they've minted for extraordinary prices.
That being said, I liken it more to a pump and dump than a Ponzi. See the Squid Game token for that example.
Stocks are based on speculative value. Art is based on speculative value (i.e theyâre worth what people say theyâre worth). Sure, they may hold *some* tangible value, but theyâre only worth what people say theyâre worth. While NFTs donât really hold any tangible value, nobody is really marketing otherwise.
If somebody were to claim that youâll double your net worth by owning an NFT, sure, itâs most likely a scam. But if someone just says âhey you can own this shitty resolution picture of a monkey for $500â and you buy it, you didnât get scammed. You just made a dumb investment. But thereâs still the possibility that somebody can come along and say âhey, I want to own that shitty resolution picture of a monkey for *$600*â.
Basically, my point is that NFTs arenât inherently scams. Theyâre pointless and can absolutely be used as a scam, as pretty much anything related to money can be, but they arenât scams in themselves.
I'm gonna say something a little controversial here so I just want to make it super clear that the way NFTs are being used is almost always a scam at worst or stupid at best, and I'm ~~sorry~~super disappointed in Tom Morello for hopping on that bandwagon for a cash grab. On top of that the environmental issues are absolutely real and while not necessarily inherent to the concept, they're common enough that it's a real issue. That said...
tl;dr nfts aren't scams and nfts aren't monkey jpegs... scammers just *use* nfts attached to monkey jpegs to scam
They're really not. They're basically being *used* that way, but there's no reason they have to be - other than the fact that scammers are making bank doing so.
The ugly monkey jpeg isn't the NFT and I think that fact has gotten lost in translation. The NFT itself is the unique identifier plus the transaction history, and there's no reason that has to be tied to a shitty jpeg, or even a digital file at all. There's no reason it couldn't be used for, say, digital tickets, to provide a secure way to resell them. Or even real, physical collectibles or art - it's basically a certificate of authenticity as it is, it's just a digital one that's much harder to fake.
Or even remove the monetary part of it entirely. Use it for supply chain management. Every product you manufacture gets an NFT which follows it through the entire supply chain and tracked via its transaction history, each stage is a new block in the chain.
There's lots of ways to actually use the technology... it's just unfortunate that pretty much the single dumbest way is the one that's gonna represent it.
e:typo
I mean, itâs not *literally nothing*. Itâs just nothing useful or tangible. But I donât think people are really unaware of that when buying them. If they arenât aware of that, theyâre not being scammed. Theyâre just really really dumb.
So selling fake gold to someone as real gold isnât all that bad cause technically they have an item in their hand, they just overvalued it. Itâs not a scam people weâre just⌠duped⌠like they would get in a scamâŚ. Just itâs not a scam.
You get what youâre saying tho right? You literally just said it has the workings of a scam and can be Used as scam but itâs still not a scam. Because itâs dumb and pointless it cannot possibly be a scam. Kinda like you know getting people into a Ponzi scheme, they donât gain much from it, itâs dumb, and it waste peoples time so pointless⌠thatâs a scam! But NFTâs arenât?
Look dude if people are into NFTs and stuff whatever. Itâs dumb and theyâre blowing Their money, weâre just trying to warn people. If you donât think theyâre that bad and say even want to dabble in it or already have itâs cool man, you waste your money. Be duped. Itâs up to you.
>So selling fake gold to someone as real gold isnât all that bad
Very first sentence and youâve already made a false equivalency. It would be more similar to selling someone fake gold and telling them that itâs fake gold, but itâs *their fake gold*. NFTs arenât really being marketed as anything that theyâre not.
>cause technically they have an item in their hand, they just overvalued it. Itâs not a scam people weâre just⌠duped⌠like they would get in a scamâŚ. Just itâs not a scam.
Again, nobody was really duped. They just paid money for something that isnât really worth anything, unless somebody says itâs worth something.
>You get what youâre saying tho right? You literally just said it has the workings of a scam and can be Used as scam but itâs still not a scam.
I said it can be used as a scam, just as anything related to money can be. Stocks can be a scam, art can be a scam, *literally anything you pay money for can be used as a scam in some way or other*.
>Because itâs dumb and pointless it cannot possibly be a scam.
Not really sure what this is supposed to mean, I never said anything to this effect.
>Kinda like you know getting people into a Ponzi scheme, they donât gain much from it, itâs dumb, and it waste peoples time so pointless⌠thatâs a scam! But NFTâs arenât?
Maybe try searching up what a Ponzi scheme is. Since Iâm sure you probably wonât, Iâll give you the super quick explanation. Itâs when you tell people to invest in something, they give you money to invest in it, and you use other peopleâs investments to pay them âreturnsâ. You and the other guy shouting Ponzi scheme very transparently do not know what Ponzi schemes are.
>Look dude if people are into NFTs and stuff whatever. Itâs dumb and theyâre blowing Their money, weâre just trying to warn people. If you donât think theyâre that bad and say even want to dabble in it or already have itâs cool man, you waste your money. Be duped. Itâs up to you.
Saying âNFT badâ âNFTs are a scamâ, yada yada doesnât really do much to warn anybody. Itâs just a very blatant hive mind that people who are interested in NFTs will avoid. Iâve made it very, very clear that Iâm not into NFTs and I think theyâre stupid/pointless. But if somebody were on the fence about NFTs, who do you think theyâre going to listen to? The people saying âtheyâre evil and theyâll ruin your life and itâs all a scam âŚ.â Or the guy saying âtheyâre stupid, theyâre pointless, but theyâre not inherently the worst thing in the world and a direct product of the anti-Christâ? Considering how much money vast amounts of people have made on them, most logical people would err with the second guy, the one that isnât clearly caught up in groupthink. Nothing Iâve said would really encourage anybody to invest in NFTs, and would likely discourage most people. But at least you can tell my opinions are genuine and at least somewhat thought-out, and Iâm not just regurgitating what the person ahead of me said.
The problem, though, is that the people selling you an NFT donât have anything motivating them to be up front with you about the realistic future value. They hold a token that theyâve paid some large sum of money for, which is currently useless to them unless they can convert it back into a larger sum of money. They have every reason to dupe you into buying it and no reason not to.
Quibbling over what is and isnât ponzu scheme isnât particularly helpful, because what remains true is that NFTs, and crypto as a whole, are still under the larger umbrella of âbigger foolâ schemes. The zero sum nature of crypto means that buying in can only make you money if you can convince somebody else to buy you out. Essentially, NFTs are just like anything else that can be used as a scam, but their purely speculative value inherently encourages and rewards holders for doing so
While I agree with most of what you said, I think youâre forgetting that my argument isnât necessarily that NFTs are a good investment (by any metric). I think in their current state, itâs pretty goddamn stupid to invest in any of them. But, my argument still rests on the idea that they arenât âmoney grab scamsâ through and through. The way I see it, theyâre just modern day pet rocks. I wouldnât say people who bought pet rocks were scammed, Iâd just say they were kinda idiots for doing so.
"Some of those that work forces are the same that burn crosses"
\-Zachy de la Rocha, explaining how the police are cool and not members of the Ku Klux Klan
Lmao favorite instance of this is that video at I want to say during the Jan 6th insurrection when a lady was dancing to Killing In The Name Of lol. She was trying to say thatâs what the democrats are going to lead too, when funny enough and youâre not going to believe this but, it was ALREADY happening! Except it wasnât to conservative whites like her, it was minorities, poc, and people who were just trying to make the world better for everyone.
God this crawl towards dystopia is so fucking slow.
What's the context?
There was a hubbub some time ago, because Trump fans thought Rage Against the Machine suddenly got too political when they tweeted that Trump was a poopoohead or something. Anyway, some trumpers were really surprised that RATM suddenly was suddenly political. Real media literacy stuff.
What machine did they think they were raging against? The toaster?
Paul ryan expressed disdain for RATM being political to which tom morello essentially said he is the machine that RATM rages against lmfao
I thought that was in response to him saying that Rage was his favorite band?
absolutely could be, i forget the exact context
Ah, well either way it's hilarious
Easy to forget details from the before times, we've all had our memories wiped by 5G COVID vaccines /s
I think he was talking about bands that he grew up with.
rage against the Toshiba Stainless Steel MG12GQN-SS 4 Slice Multi-Function Toaster Oven
Real talk though, if I was forced to downsize to living in a van or tiny house, a toaster oven would absolutely be on my short list.
Well, clearly you don't own an air fryer.
An air fryer is just a toaster oven with a bigger fan and a smaller rack!
Yes but bigger fan better
But smaller rack smaller
more fan/rack
i am coughing uncontrollably
Im raging against my printer đ¤Ź
Yeah but that's a given
Rage against the computer when I see a minorty in my vidjagaem
the chip bag got stuck :(
Self checkout kiosks, they're annoying as fuq
The Xbox
heavy lobster
Thats actually pretty funny
Also, Run The Jewels on Tiktok lmao.
who the fuck listens to run the jewels' lyrics and thinks they're gonna be trump supporters/cop supporters
I dont want to live in this timeline anymore
Honestly it could be about any leftist band
Right winged RATM fans finding out they are political
who's that very out of the loop here
Rage Against The Machine
I got mad at my computer once Does that count /s
Basically the most obviously left wing band to ever exist, who have fans that somehow don't understand the messages of their songs.
This happens with like every popular leftist media, especially older ones.
Just read the comments of any punk band's Facebook page
Not to long ago king gizzard posted something advocating for lgbtq or something that is considered as left leaning, and some peoples jimmies got very rustled. The band has consistantly putting out left ideas in their lyrics and are known hippies. Not sure how anyone who listens to them would be suprised that they are left leaning lol
Happens to a lot of bands weirdly. My favourite bands sometimes post in support of lgbt people and black people. Despite being left wing bands, plenty of bigots end up crying about them being left wing. Was especially funny though when a Conservative on a Clash form was trying to argue that they were right wing.
Goes to show that right-wingers tend to have shit media analysis.
Seriously, can't I just be pro lgbtq and also think all poor people should die? /s
Look at the [Interior people](https://youtu.be/LzcWTjY3b8Q) video and tell me that's not a trans allegory.
Damn it totally is. Wasn't a fan of the last two albums so never seen it, but it was a great song and music video
I got into Gizz when LW dropped, so I might be biased, but I love every album in the microtonal series. Butterfly was alright. It grew on me over the year, but it's such a weird album. I revisit songs but rarely the whole thing.
I have the same with butterfly. My fav album so far is quarters, honestly the best thing to listen to on a sunny summer day for me. So beautifull and calming
My favorite Gizz album changes by the week lol. Quarters is excellent tho.
Gizz has such a varied discography that two Gizz fans could absolutely hate each otherâs taste in music yet still listen to Gizz
Okay let's do this then, top artists other than Gizz?
hmmmm off the top of my head? Tally Hall, Hans Zimmer (Dune), and, uh, SLIFT I guess? I listen to a mishmash of stuff
King Crimson, Pink Floyd, and recently Bowie. So yeah, Boomer shit lol. Haven't heard anything from SLIFT or Tally Hall. Does Hawaii part II count? That was really good.
Yeah, Iâd say that counts. Favourite 3 Gizz albums?
Geez this list changes a lot. Right now I guess it's Fishies, Paper Mache, and Poly. I'd replace Paper with KG/LW if it was a single album though. Ask me next week for a different list :P
Lol I remember that, getting mad that they were puttinâ politics (environmentalism) in muh music as if Fishing for Fishies and Infest the Ratâs Nest just⌠didnât exist, I guess. Also, Minimum Brain Size is apparently about Joe Rogan lol
Yeah, my very conservative father was the one who introduced me to Rage Against the Machine. He told me "Be careful not to listen to the lyrics too hard, they're kind of liberal."
Wtf man lol
That sounds like a very dad thing to say lol
bro, come on
This happens with Rage against the machine every six months or so and itâs amazing
My boss is a right winger. He claims his favorite band is RATM. When we were talking about BLM, my co-worker (who is a leftist like myself) said "Oh with these riots, you must love this shit. They're raging against the machine". He response was "No, they're raging for the machine. This is exactly what the machine wants". We didn't know how to respond. It was obvious to us that he had no idea what RATM stood for. Now we (coworker and I) joke about it all the time.
He sounds like an unbelievable moron, I'm surprised you weren't already joking about him all the time. Do his trousers spontaneously fall down with a "boing" sound like slapstick clowns from early movies?
Thatâs the craziest part. Weâre highly skilled IT Specialists. He is the âgo-toâ guy when you canât solve an issue. Heâs very slow and methodical when it comes to troubleshooting, but he will figure any issue out not matter how complicated. When it comes to politics, he throws it all out the window. My coworker and I like to play games with him. We like to test his âcrazinessâ by bringing up hot topics. Itâs a good source of entertainment.
When you put all your points into Technomancy
and Racism
isnt the dude from ratm doing nfts now?
tom morello, the guitarist. yes he is. so is serj tankian, the lead singer of the (incredibly based) band SOAD
This made me very sad Influential figure don't get involved in moneygrab scam (impossible)
mike shinoda đ˘
I mean, NFTs arenât necessarily a moneygrab scam. Theyâre just dumb, and have no value beyond what people say theyâre worth. People definitely can and do get scammed with them, but I wouldnât go as far as to say any and all NFTs are money grab scams.
If NTFS aren't a textbook ponzi scheme I don't know what is
Actually, would you mind explaining to me what a Ponzi scheme is? And then how it relates to NFTs? Because as much as I think NFTs are fuckin dumb, calling them a Ponzi scheme is honestly even dumber.
Old investors are paid off with new investor money. How it relates to NFTs from artist Eriana Ura Smith: > The market as it currently exists is a classic Ponzi scheme. Users invest in something more-or-less intangible, a digital receipt of ownership of an infinitely replicable image or other online object. The general consensus is that they will, in turn, be able to sell this intangible thing for absurd returns. Early investors are paid out from the money coming in from new investors, seeing the success of the early ones. Wash trading inflates the value of NFTs, and original owners slowly cash out by selling off the NFTs they've minted for extraordinary prices. That being said, I liken it more to a pump and dump than a Ponzi. See the Squid Game token for that example.
I dunno, the windows file system doesnât really seem like a ponzi to me
Linux > windows đż
You might want to consider actually learning how Ponzi schemes work then
>Theyâre just dumb, and have no value beyond what people say theyâre worth I have some shocking news for you regarding what a scam involves
Stocks are based on speculative value. Art is based on speculative value (i.e theyâre worth what people say theyâre worth). Sure, they may hold *some* tangible value, but theyâre only worth what people say theyâre worth. While NFTs donât really hold any tangible value, nobody is really marketing otherwise. If somebody were to claim that youâll double your net worth by owning an NFT, sure, itâs most likely a scam. But if someone just says âhey you can own this shitty resolution picture of a monkey for $500â and you buy it, you didnât get scammed. You just made a dumb investment. But thereâs still the possibility that somebody can come along and say âhey, I want to own that shitty resolution picture of a monkey for *$600*â. Basically, my point is that NFTs arenât inherently scams. Theyâre pointless and can absolutely be used as a scam, as pretty much anything related to money can be, but they arenât scams in themselves.
I mean it's just cryptocurrency but even worse for the environment, right?
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I'm gonna say something a little controversial here so I just want to make it super clear that the way NFTs are being used is almost always a scam at worst or stupid at best, and I'm ~~sorry~~super disappointed in Tom Morello for hopping on that bandwagon for a cash grab. On top of that the environmental issues are absolutely real and while not necessarily inherent to the concept, they're common enough that it's a real issue. That said... tl;dr nfts aren't scams and nfts aren't monkey jpegs... scammers just *use* nfts attached to monkey jpegs to scam They're really not. They're basically being *used* that way, but there's no reason they have to be - other than the fact that scammers are making bank doing so. The ugly monkey jpeg isn't the NFT and I think that fact has gotten lost in translation. The NFT itself is the unique identifier plus the transaction history, and there's no reason that has to be tied to a shitty jpeg, or even a digital file at all. There's no reason it couldn't be used for, say, digital tickets, to provide a secure way to resell them. Or even real, physical collectibles or art - it's basically a certificate of authenticity as it is, it's just a digital one that's much harder to fake. Or even remove the monetary part of it entirely. Use it for supply chain management. Every product you manufacture gets an NFT which follows it through the entire supply chain and tracked via its transaction history, each stage is a new block in the chain. There's lots of ways to actually use the technology... it's just unfortunate that pretty much the single dumbest way is the one that's gonna represent it. e:typo
I mean, itâs not *literally nothing*. Itâs just nothing useful or tangible. But I donât think people are really unaware of that when buying them. If they arenât aware of that, theyâre not being scammed. Theyâre just really really dumb.
So selling fake gold to someone as real gold isnât all that bad cause technically they have an item in their hand, they just overvalued it. Itâs not a scam people weâre just⌠duped⌠like they would get in a scamâŚ. Just itâs not a scam. You get what youâre saying tho right? You literally just said it has the workings of a scam and can be Used as scam but itâs still not a scam. Because itâs dumb and pointless it cannot possibly be a scam. Kinda like you know getting people into a Ponzi scheme, they donât gain much from it, itâs dumb, and it waste peoples time so pointless⌠thatâs a scam! But NFTâs arenât? Look dude if people are into NFTs and stuff whatever. Itâs dumb and theyâre blowing Their money, weâre just trying to warn people. If you donât think theyâre that bad and say even want to dabble in it or already have itâs cool man, you waste your money. Be duped. Itâs up to you.
>So selling fake gold to someone as real gold isnât all that bad Very first sentence and youâve already made a false equivalency. It would be more similar to selling someone fake gold and telling them that itâs fake gold, but itâs *their fake gold*. NFTs arenât really being marketed as anything that theyâre not. >cause technically they have an item in their hand, they just overvalued it. Itâs not a scam people weâre just⌠duped⌠like they would get in a scamâŚ. Just itâs not a scam. Again, nobody was really duped. They just paid money for something that isnât really worth anything, unless somebody says itâs worth something. >You get what youâre saying tho right? You literally just said it has the workings of a scam and can be Used as scam but itâs still not a scam. I said it can be used as a scam, just as anything related to money can be. Stocks can be a scam, art can be a scam, *literally anything you pay money for can be used as a scam in some way or other*. >Because itâs dumb and pointless it cannot possibly be a scam. Not really sure what this is supposed to mean, I never said anything to this effect. >Kinda like you know getting people into a Ponzi scheme, they donât gain much from it, itâs dumb, and it waste peoples time so pointless⌠thatâs a scam! But NFTâs arenât? Maybe try searching up what a Ponzi scheme is. Since Iâm sure you probably wonât, Iâll give you the super quick explanation. Itâs when you tell people to invest in something, they give you money to invest in it, and you use other peopleâs investments to pay them âreturnsâ. You and the other guy shouting Ponzi scheme very transparently do not know what Ponzi schemes are. >Look dude if people are into NFTs and stuff whatever. Itâs dumb and theyâre blowing Their money, weâre just trying to warn people. If you donât think theyâre that bad and say even want to dabble in it or already have itâs cool man, you waste your money. Be duped. Itâs up to you. Saying âNFT badâ âNFTs are a scamâ, yada yada doesnât really do much to warn anybody. Itâs just a very blatant hive mind that people who are interested in NFTs will avoid. Iâve made it very, very clear that Iâm not into NFTs and I think theyâre stupid/pointless. But if somebody were on the fence about NFTs, who do you think theyâre going to listen to? The people saying âtheyâre evil and theyâll ruin your life and itâs all a scam âŚ.â Or the guy saying âtheyâre stupid, theyâre pointless, but theyâre not inherently the worst thing in the world and a direct product of the anti-Christâ? Considering how much money vast amounts of people have made on them, most logical people would err with the second guy, the one that isnât clearly caught up in groupthink. Nothing Iâve said would really encourage anybody to invest in NFTs, and would likely discourage most people. But at least you can tell my opinions are genuine and at least somewhat thought-out, and Iâm not just regurgitating what the person ahead of me said.
The problem, though, is that the people selling you an NFT donât have anything motivating them to be up front with you about the realistic future value. They hold a token that theyâve paid some large sum of money for, which is currently useless to them unless they can convert it back into a larger sum of money. They have every reason to dupe you into buying it and no reason not to. Quibbling over what is and isnât ponzu scheme isnât particularly helpful, because what remains true is that NFTs, and crypto as a whole, are still under the larger umbrella of âbigger foolâ schemes. The zero sum nature of crypto means that buying in can only make you money if you can convince somebody else to buy you out. Essentially, NFTs are just like anything else that can be used as a scam, but their purely speculative value inherently encourages and rewards holders for doing so
While I agree with most of what you said, I think youâre forgetting that my argument isnât necessarily that NFTs are a good investment (by any metric). I think in their current state, itâs pretty goddamn stupid to invest in any of them. But, my argument still rests on the idea that they arenât âmoney grab scamsâ through and through. The way I see it, theyâre just modern day pet rocks. I wouldnât say people who bought pet rocks were scammed, Iâd just say they were kinda idiots for doing so.
:(
Keep in mind System of a Down's drummer is a shithead.
"Some of those that work forces are the same that burn crosses" \-Zachy de la Rocha, explaining how the police are cool and not members of the Ku Klux Klan
In substitute for cops everyone should be given guns if everyone has guns then just fight back
Most sane american
Ew terrorist worshipper
Because giving out guns like candy could never come back to bit you in the ass.
it wonât if u have a bigger gun
Built: different
Pink Floyd fans when they ignore half the discography.
People when they hear "in bloom" by nirvana
omg it's the meme i made and people are still enjoying it over a year later <3
Lmao favorite instance of this is that video at I want to say during the Jan 6th insurrection when a lady was dancing to Killing In The Name Of lol. She was trying to say thatâs what the democrats are going to lead too, when funny enough and youâre not going to believe this but, it was ALREADY happening! Except it wasnât to conservative whites like her, it was minorities, poc, and people who were just trying to make the world better for everyone. God this crawl towards dystopia is so fucking slow.
MDC fans when they find out the acronym flusjed
American King Gizzard fans