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Headhunter wrote:

Jason wrote:

Headhunter wrote:If I walked off a cliff and died, it would be sad. And also a great example of Social Darwinism.

“This guy is fucking crazy. Probably just needs to shoot some guns.” Sad and stupid way to go out.

Very therapeutic, especially for military veterans. This guy was too far gone, unfortunately. But if that's the way you choose to see it, that's fine.

It was immensely fucking stupid and it cost him his life.

If that's the way you choose to see it, that's fine.

Jason wrote:

Headhunter wrote:

Jason wrote:

Headhunter wrote:If I walked off a cliff and died, it would be sad. And also a great example of Social Darwinism.

“This guy is fucking crazy. Probably just needs to shoot some guns.” Sad and stupid way to go out.

Very therapeutic, especially for military veterans. This guy was too far gone, unfortunately. But if that's the way you choose to see it, that's fine.

It was immensely fucking stupid and it cost him his life.

If that's the way you choose to see it, that's fine.

Great. Let’s not pretend it’s disgusting for me to say that he died stupidly.

Jason wrote:

Jmac Attack wrote:What makes American Sniper with conservative ideology
? Because Kyle was a conservative? I'd say you can say Juno is a conservative themed movie. It has a pro life message and the teens being self sufficient.

As far as Clint Eastwood movies, his latest I've seen is Gran Torino. And it is a fave of mine. Not sure if it had conservative themes. Never thought about it. Seemed pretty neutral to me.

If Gran Torino is the latest Clint movie you've seen, then you haven't seen American Sniper?

Some movies made ten years ago would simply not be able to be made today.

why is this always a thing? ten years from now, there will be some 2020 movies that simply wouldn't be made.

Headhunter wrote:

Jason wrote:

Headhunter wrote:

Jason wrote:

Headhunter wrote:If I walked off a cliff and died, it would be sad. And also a great example of Social Darwinism.

“This guy is fucking crazy. Probably just needs to shoot some guns.” Sad and stupid way to go out.

Very therapeutic, especially for military veterans. This guy was too far gone, unfortunately. But if that's the way you choose to see it, that's fine.

It was immensely fucking stupid and it cost him his life.

If that's the way you choose to see it, that's fine.

Great. Let’s not pretend it’s disgusting for me to say that he died stupidly.

It is, but I'm not trying to silence you.

Jason wrote:

Headhunter wrote:

Jason wrote:

Headhunter wrote:

Jason wrote:

Headhunter wrote:If I walked off a cliff and died, it would be sad. And also a great example of Social Darwinism.

“This guy is fucking crazy. Probably just needs to shoot some guns.” Sad and stupid way to go out.

Very therapeutic, especially for military veterans. This guy was too far gone, unfortunately. But if that's the way you choose to see it, that's fine.

It was immensely fucking stupid and it cost him his life.

If that's the way you choose to see it, that's fine.

Great. Let’s not pretend it’s disgusting for me to say that he died stupidly.

It is, but I'm not trying to silence you.

Seems like it would be disgusting to pretend it wasn’t an incredibly stupid thing to do. I’m trying to save lives here.

zombie wrote:

Jason wrote:

Jmac Attack wrote:What makes American Sniper with conservative ideology
? Because Kyle was a conservative? I'd say you can say Juno is a conservative themed movie. It has a pro life message and the teens being self sufficient.

As far as Clint Eastwood movies, his latest I've seen is Gran Torino. And it is a fave of mine. Not sure if it had conservative themes. Never thought about it. Seemed pretty neutral to me.

If Gran Torino is the latest Clint movie you've seen, then you haven't seen American Sniper?

Some movies made ten years ago would simply not be able to be made today.

why is this always a thing? ten years from now, there will be some 2020 movies that simply wouldn't be made.

We're at peak offensiveness. More people today are pretending to be offended now, more than they ever were before.

Headhunter wrote:

Jason wrote:

Headhunter wrote:

Jason wrote:

Headhunter wrote:

Jason wrote:

Headhunter wrote:If I walked off a cliff and died, it would be sad. And also a great example of Social Darwinism.

“This guy is fucking crazy. Probably just needs to shoot some guns.” Sad and stupid way to go out.

Very therapeutic, especially for military veterans. This guy was too far gone, unfortunately. But if that's the way you choose to see it, that's fine.

It was immensely fucking stupid and it cost him his life.

If that's the way you choose to see it, that's fine.

Great. Let’s not pretend it’s disgusting for me to say that he died stupidly.

It is, but I'm not trying to silence you.

Seems like it would be disgusting to pretend it wasn’t an incredibly stupid thing to do. I’m trying to save lives here.

Can't save lives in hindsight. I look forward to a potential shift in opinion on how to handle the COVID-19 pandemic.

There's this great book called The Subtle Art of Not Giving a Fuck. I highly recommend it, but to break it down: you only have so many fucks to give in your life, so choose what you care about, and don't let the rest bother you. Otherwise, you'll lose your fucking mind.

Jason wrote:

zombie wrote:

Jason wrote:

Jmac Attack wrote:What makes American Sniper with conservative ideology
? Because Kyle was a conservative? I'd say you can say Juno is a conservative themed movie. It has a pro life message and the teens being self sufficient.

As far as Clint Eastwood movies, his latest I've seen is Gran Torino. And it is a fave of mine. Not sure if it had conservative themes. Never thought about it. Seemed pretty neutral to me.

If Gran Torino is the latest Clint movie you've seen, then you haven't seen American Sniper?

Some movies made ten years ago would simply not be able to be made today.

why is this always a thing? ten years from now, there will be some 2020 movies that simply wouldn't be made.

We're at peak offensiveness. More people today are pretending to be offended now, more than they ever were before.

no, we could go much worse than vocal minorities bitching and whining on twitter and television.

Jason wrote:

Headhunter wrote:

Jason wrote:

Headhunter wrote:

Jason wrote:

Headhunter wrote:

Jason wrote:

Headhunter wrote:If I walked off a cliff and died, it would be sad. And also a great example of Social Darwinism.

“This guy is fucking crazy. Probably just needs to shoot some guns.” Sad and stupid way to go out.

Very therapeutic, especially for military veterans. This guy was too far gone, unfortunately. But if that's the way you choose to see it, that's fine.

It was immensely fucking stupid and it cost him his life.

If that's the way you choose to see it, that's fine.

Great. Let’s not pretend it’s disgusting for me to say that he died stupidly.

It is, but I'm not trying to silence you.

Seems like it would be disgusting to pretend it wasn’t an incredibly stupid thing to do. I’m trying to save lives here.

Can't save lives in hindsight. I look forward to a potential shift in opinion on how to handle the COVID-19 pandemic.

No but people can learn through example. Nutjobs with guns = bad idea.

Slaughterhouserock wrote:There's this great book called The Subtle Art of Not Giving a Fuck. I highly recommend it, but to break it down: you only have so many fucks to give in your life, so choose what you care about, and don't let the rest bother you. Otherwise, you'll lose your fucking mind.

I would read it!

Jmac Attack wrote:

Slaughterhouserock wrote:There's this great book called The Subtle Art of Not Giving a Fuck. I highly recommend it, but to break it down: you only have so many fucks to give in your life, so choose what you care about, and don't let the rest bother you. Otherwise, you'll lose your fucking mind.

I would read it!

It's a real book(link), and it is fairly good, though it does just boil down to what I said above.

Slaughterhouserock wrote:There's this great book called The Subtle Art of Not Giving a Fuck. I highly recommend it, but to break it down: you only have so many fucks to give in your life, so choose what you care about, and don't let the rest bother you. Otherwise, you'll lose your fucking mind.

I think one key thing is to compartmentalize the different parts of your life. Let them exist in their worlds to whatever extent they need to but don’t let them bleed over. Don’t bring your home stress into work and vice versa. Don’t bring any baggage into your entertainment consumption.

Slaughterhouserock wrote:There's this great book called The Subtle Art of Not Giving a Fuck. I highly recommend it, but to break it down: you only have so many fucks to give in your life, so choose what you care about, and don't let the rest bother you. Otherwise, you'll lose your fucking mind.

*nods*

Slaughterhouserock wrote:

Jmac Attack wrote:

Slaughterhouserock wrote:There's this great book called The Subtle Art of Not Giving a Fuck. I highly recommend it, but to break it down: you only have so many fucks to give in your life, so choose what you care about, and don't let the rest bother you. Otherwise, you'll lose your fucking mind.

I would read it!

It's a real book(link), and it is fairly good, though it does just boil down to what I said above.

12.99 for the fucking kindle?!?!?!?! Jebus.

DancesWithWerewolves wrote:

Slaughterhouserock wrote:

Jmac Attack wrote:

Slaughterhouserock wrote:There's this great book called The Subtle Art of Not Giving a Fuck. I highly recommend it, but to break it down: you only have so many fucks to give in your life, so choose what you care about, and don't let the rest bother you. Otherwise, you'll lose your fucking mind.

I would read it!

It's a real book(link), and it is fairly good, though it does just boil down to what I said above.

12.99 for the fucking kindle?!?!?!?! Jebus.

......ok, will not read lol

Do you give enough fucks to spend that much on the book? :p

DancesWithWerewolves wrote:12.99 for the fucking kindle?!?!?!?! Jebus.

Didn't say it was worth buying, just worth reading.

I mean, I prefer paperbacks, but for something like that I was hoping for the usual 3.99 kindle price I usually see.

i was curious about conservative movies.... and this is what i've found, so far.

https://www.nationalreview.com/2019/01/ ... e-in-2018/

2. Halloween (for rent via video-on-demand). Judy Greer’s character expertly and hilariously trolls the Left when she says her mom, Laurie Strode (Jamie Lee Curtis), is wrong to arm herself and prepare for the worst because, “The world is not a dark and evil place. It’s full of love and understanding!” The importance of armed individual self-defense, the fallen nature of man, the incompetence of state authorities, the necessity of capital punishment for evildoers, and even the vapidity of liberal true-crime podcasters all get ingeniously dramatized as Michael Myers goes on yet another rampage.