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CHIRO
Member for: 4.2 years

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Does anybody have the video of capitol police moving barricades so protestors could enter the building on Jan 6?     (AskUpgoat)

submitted by CHIRO to AskUpgoat 4 days ago

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For Christmas this year, I'm asking Santa to give Voat an image/video hosting site that is reliable 75% of the time.     (whatever)

submitted by CHIRO to whatever 1 week ago

22 comments

Santa is white and therefore more reliable than Jesus.
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Change My Mind: 90% of men who sit with their legs crossed look like effeminate faggots.     (whatever)

submitted by CHIRO to whatever 1 month ago

10 comments

The other 10% are faggots.
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Sadfaggot ballad to take you 30-somethings back to your high school days...     (youtu.be)

submitted by CHIRO to music 2 months ago

4 comments

Not many guys trying to take on Amy Lee. He kills it.
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The plane that crashed in Philly was carrying a mother and her kid back to Mexico after life-saving treatment...     (nypost.com)

submitted by CHIRO to whatever 4 months ago

7 comments

sorry for the shitty NYPost link
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Blocking @MasterSuppressionTechnique Be Like     (files.catbox.moe)

submitted by CHIRO to whatever 4 months ago

13 comments

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The Return (2024) starring Ralph Fiennes as Odysseus     (movies)

submitted by CHIRO to movies 5 months ago

6 comments

##Spoilers

Has anybody seen this movie yet? What did you think?

I felt divided. Part of me loved the subdued storytelling, the main benefit of which was a much more human look at Odysseus. The other half of me thought the high points didn't get high enough. The guilt-beaten, 1000-yard-stare Fiennes is fantastic if not a little boring; at some point you're expecting a shift that just never happens (again, more realism).

The pace was quite slow. I was patient with this until the climax, when it just didn't really pay off. It wasn't super disappointing, but I thought it could have been better.

Certain interesting themes were just glanced by the dialogue, making you wish Odysseus and Penelope had more of it. These two are so interesting any time they're on screen, but again, the payoff of their (re)connection just never happens.

The action scenes were very fast. This film features none of the typical Hollywood fight choreography. You feel a bit puzzled at first, and then you realize this is how you'd expect people to actually die, not in sword fights with blades clinking, but guys just getting stabbed in the abdomen and keeling over.

I think Penelope's character bothered me the most. Her reaction to Antinous' death was odd. I also had the distinct sense that she was inviting him into her room after he caught her destroying the shroud. Did you think this? I thought perhaps she knew Antinous was going to kill her son, and maybe she thought sleeping with him would save her son's life? But then he hesitates and leaves. I could be reading this wrong, but that's how it struck me. In Homer's work, Penelope hates Antinous more than any of the other suitors. There is absolutely no ambiguity in her feelings in the original story. In the film, Antinous is still arrogant, but they turn him into a subtler sort of character. Maybe I'm naive, but I think it would have been better if this film hadn't featured that ambiguity. It was just enough to feel like an annoying thread, a bit incongruent. It should have either been nixed completely or, if they were going to do it, probably taken it a bit further.

Telemachus is an annoying character. I wasn't excited about the actor they cast for him. I get the idea that he is supposed to be an overly sheltered son, but his arc is flat. He never quite stops being a brat, and you couldn't care less about him leaving in the end.

Overall, I appreciated how modest it all was. There wasn't a single character that was overacted. That subdued realism was probably taken too far. It felt sterile. The film needed more character. It's easy to overdo it and get campy, but it is just as bad when a story with deep soil like this one can't even get you excited.

It's worth a watch. I doubt it will blow you away.
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What Level of Jewish Psyop Is This?     (whatever)

submitted by CHIRO to whatever 5 months ago

9 comments

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/qKnzX52imRg

As far as I can tell, this whole channel consists of an (alleged) family of white women sharing a black man. Not all of the videos feature black guys, but they all feature the three or four (alleged) relatives treating this like the front door to their OnlyFans pages.

Comments are usually filled with a bunch of bot accounts talking about snowbunnies and how fine the black men are.

I would like to see all participants hanged.

What level of Jewish psyop is this? Families e-thotting together and sharing niggers.
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Give me your best argument for. . .FOLLOW-UP & REVIEW     (TellUpgoat)

submitted by CHIRO to TellUpgoat 6 months ago

9 comments

##The original prompt:

Person 1: "I think heterosexuality should be the norm for society."

Person 2: "I think the norm for society should shift toward no sexual norms pertaining to orientation."

What is the best argument you can muster against Person 2? I'm asking seriously. Imagine you're debating this with someone who isn't a retard.

##Summarizing the responses. . .

**(1) The "Natural Law" Argument**

Attack the conceptualization of sex as an end unto itself (pleasure) and assert sex as a concept according to its proper end, which is *reproduction.* A society that does not establish its norms on this functional basis, where a norm is a means to an end (survival and longevity), will perish. Pleasure is not a functional end, and this can be observed in pleasure-obsessed people who organize their life with a priority on maximizing pleasure. These individuals will decline in every conceivable way; society is just an aggregate of individuals.

Thanks: @Portmanure

**(2) The Consequentialist Argument**

Present the historical data concerning groups (movements, cults, etc.), cities, or larger organizations who embraced human liberation from sexual norms. Without exception, it has bad consequences. Furthermore, you can fine-grain the negative consequences to support specific claims, i.e., "This debauchery always results in a populace that becomes subjugated by its government."

Thanks: @KosherHiveKicker

**(3) The Constitutive Argument**

The concept of a society is predicated on norms. Norms constitute societies, so it is incoherent to talk about societies without norms. From here, you could point to data like Unwin's study on the correlation between civilization and sexual norms (societies with slacker sexual norms either never develop any greater sophistication, or they decline and fail).

Thanks: @Stompfaggots

**(4) The "Every Single Time" Technique**

You're dealing with Jews. Never forget. Remember Uncle Adolf's experience with them. There are better and worse ways to proceed. Whatever you win, you'll have to re-win the following day, and the day after that, so on and so forth. Implied here is the need for a final solution.

Thanks: @Dingo

**(5) The Simple Approach**

Shoot them in the face with a shotgun.

Thanks: @DitchPig

**(6) The Unintelligible Approach**

Just move your mouth and make noise until they can't take it anymore.

Thanks: @ImplicationOverReason

**(7) The "Hate Your Dick" Approach**

If you jerk off, you're gay.

Thanks: @texasblood
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Can anybody give me a good argument for...     (AskUpgoat)

submitted by CHIRO to AskUpgoat 6 months ago

35 comments

Person 1: "I think heterosexuality should be the norm for society."

Person 2: "I think the norm for society should shift toward no sexual norms pertaining to orientation."

What is the best argument you can muster against Person 2? I'm asking seriously. Imagine you're debating this with someone who isn't a retard.
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It Just Ain't the Same, Y'all     (TellUpgoat)

submitted by CHIRO to TellUpgoat 7 months ago

19 comments

From the way I feel, to the vibe at this site, I'm just noticing that this win doesn't feel anything like it did in 2016. The atmosphere is totally different.

I tried thinking of good reasons why.

But in the end, I thought: maybe we've all just grown. Graduated. Whatever it was, it's gone. I'm not saying I'm unhappy about the election result, whatever it comes to. I guess I'm saying that the years in between have made it impossible for this one to be a duplicate of 2016; those intervening years have changed things irrevocably.

Is it the world
Or is it me
A headline today
A victory in 2016
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Talking Point for Comedians: Jews Manipulating Weather     (whatever)

submitted by CHIRO to whatever 8 months ago

2 comments

There have been three separate instances in the past week or two where some comedian in that Rogan-Hinchliffe circle has made a joke about jews manipulating weather. It could be a meme that one of them picked up somewhere and made it a running joke in their circle. They keep making it toward Ari Shaffir. Again, it could just be silliness, but I thought it was interesting. I don't know the source of the joke or who among them made it first. It could just be additive, right? Hey, the internet has a jewish conspiracy. It also has conspiracies about weather manipulation. It would be funny if we blamed the latter on the former, if it is funny to blame everything on the jews. Maybe that's all it is. It's just interesting.

I think it is more interesting given the fact that these aren't bits. These are comments some guys are making toward Ari in casual moments, when they are just riffing with each other.
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I punch you in the face, but I call it "your face unfortunately got in the way of a high-velocity fist."     (whatever)

submitted by CHIRO to whatever 8 months ago

1 comments

It's weird when a confluence of things happening in an election year look like they'd have the same tactical significance as acts of war. Instead, you just collude with the right people to bring these things about so they look plausibly natural. Oh, labor unrest. Of course. Why wouldn't those people getting $55/hr think they should have $85/hr by the end of six years? Inflation! Even when they were promised a $15/hr wage inc by the end of that time period, they refuse, knowing what a massive strike would do to a nation already reeling from inflation and supply-chain issues.

You start to think, "Gee, if I just forget the stories for a second, all of the things happening sort of look the same as if an enemy was at war with us, and they were winning. Like, they'd just bomb the ports. They'd invade across a border. They'd do whatever they could to thwart insurgent warfare by pacifying the people."

This all feels like a massive false-negative diagnosis happening right now. And half of the population or more can't trust themselves to interpret anything around them except by getting their interpretations of the data from World News Tonight.

And fuck all if there's a guy found on Trump's golf course with a gun. That's a lot more interesting than whether or not we're the targets of our own government's internal warfare.

Don't bother responding. I've got TikToks to watch. Diddy is going down. It's gonna be big. REALLY BIG. It's not Epstein 2.0.
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Random Thought About Weather Manipulation     (conspiracy)

submitted by CHIRO to conspiracy 8 months ago

27 comments

It's pretty common in conspiracy subs for people to point out that promoting a climate crisis is motivated by the ability to kill two birds with one stone. Not only do you control the narrative, but with sleight of hand, you accomplish something practical that is unrelated to climate. For example, governments like the US's could use the premise of climate change to introduce new regulatory schemes and policies that would increase tax revenues by a full order of magnitude.

But today a simple thought occurred to me. "Man, I bet these warmer autumns and warmer, shorter, drier winters sure make it easier for migrants to spread north."

Look, I don't claim to know that weather manipulation is occurring. I know there is a clear argument for it being plausible. And it's important to be clear about what we mean when we refer to 'weather manipulation'. Less reasonable people will talk about the ability to promote specific weather patterns on local scales (e.g., a storm in X county of Y state). More reasonable people will talk about the ability to influence probabilities (e.g., the probability across a 30-day period for daily high temps to exceed historical averages).

What seems clear is that winters in the US are becoming warmer and drier *on average*. Not only that, but we've seen the emergence of a strange 7-10 day pattern of huge fluctuation associated with "heat domes", which are these large areas of high pressure that tend to block weather. Notably, these weather features did not even appear in the literature until 2021. That year was the first mention of a "heat dome", which is categorically a different thing than a "heat wave". On its face, for any large and novel new pattern to simply "drop" three years ago is improbable given that we've been studying weather seriously for a century or so, and things became pretty sophisticated after the mid-twentieth century.

Anyway, it just occurred to me that in terms of the "second bird", taking northern and mid-western winters from 5 months (Nov-March) of uncomfortably cold to only two months (Jan-Feb) would probably have a large impact on the dispositions of migrants from warmer climates (equatorial regions for example) to move north.

And, if you were trying to flood the country with migrants, it would be advisable if the distribution of migrants more closely approximated the normal population distribution (geographically) of the native population. If they all stayed in only the southernmost states for two or three decades, this would be worse than if they spread out.
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The Crow (2024) Reboot is Fucking Awful     (movies)

submitted by CHIRO to movies 9 months ago

29 comments

Like most of the new shit, you don't talk about the movie. You might discuss a couple of scenes that were notable. There were a couple in this where the cinematography/choreography were pretty cool, e.g., the scene where Eric storms the opera, but the negatives far outweigh the positives. Off the top of my head:

Shelly's character (the main female) is played by a mystery meat blackish chick who looks legitimately retarded. Between the buck teeth, droopy eyes, and lips that look like a cleft-repair, it was honestly hard to look at her. By half-way through the film, you get used to her, but during the first half, I found myself actually yelling out loud: "Are you fucking serious?" Only in the third decade of the 2000s would this woman ever dream of being cast as a lead. A dog wouldn't piss on this girl if she was painted red.

Eric's character (played by Bill Skarsgard) has this really annoying aesthetic. It's like Elton John meets a frat boy. He is extremely effeminate. It is barely believable when he begins kicking ass, even after he was given some deal by God to become a badass in exchange for his soul going to hell (yes, this is really an aspect of the plot).

The original Crow had a really great noir/gothic thing going on that they completely fail to capture in this one.

In the original, Eric was the lead singer and guitarist for a rock band. His wife was a gorgeous white girl whose own personal story played barely any role in the plot. It was enough to see the way Eric (played by Brandon Lee) acted to learn everything we needed to know about her. In this one, the blackish retard girl has a much bigger role (of course).

The Eric in the new one is a psychiatric patient who busts out of the asylum because he falls in love with the blackish retard.

In the original, the writers knew what not to show. We don't know exactly what is going on "behind the scenes" of the world; you don't see much that is supernatural other than Eric's invincibility. The new one starts right out with a fucking demon-possessed elite guy, who we find out made some deal with the devil in exchange for sending innocent souls to hell, to live indefinitely. It's over-the-top from the get-go. Not only that, but when Eric dies, you see him enter this weird industrial limbo where a nigger playing the Virgil-like role of a guide is there to deliver God's messages. The original film contained nothing about heaven or hell.

Overall, Eric seems like a helpless sack of an emo faggot who would just as soon get ass raped to save his nigger-retard girl if not for God giving him powers like dad assigning house chores.

Fuck Hollywood.
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"Pagans were subverted by the jews. Also, to solve the problem of jewish subversion, become a pagan." - @Master_Foo     (Christcucks)

submitted by CHIRO to Christcucks 9 months ago

8 comments

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All you 6 ft. uncooked-spaghetti noodles are people too. Now see if you can reach that shelf for me, Lurch.      (youtube.com)

submitted by CHIRO to manlets 9 months ago

7 comments

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Christ Calls You to Fight the Ethnonationalists!     (youtube.com)

submitted by CHIRO to Christianity 9 months ago

4 comments

Well, fuck. We're out here daily defending Christianity from the likes of Master_Foo, and sometimes it makes me feel like the people who had to defend Biden's presidency. Whatever ground you gain is given up in a single YouTube short.

I wonder if it ever occurs to him that all of the other enemies he names take ethnonationalists as their enemy too. Something, something, the enemy of your enemy. . .
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Answer the question @McNasty, you god-damned idiot. What is the motivation for NASA to convince us that the earth is round if it isn't?     (SPACEisFAKEandGAY)

submitted by CHIRO to SPACEisFAKEandGAY 10 months ago

48 comments

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A Zillow ad that pissed me off.     (whatever)

submitted by CHIRO to whatever 10 months ago

31 comments

Link below, if you care to see the ad.

"Hey, I'm a woman who breaks up with a man if he disagrees with me, rather than works through things or compromises in any way. He didn't wanna buy this house. I did. So I left that loser, because I don't need no man, and I couldn't be happier."

Like, why is that story even necessary for advertising a real estate marketer? Is the size of your "I'll leave my man to be a homeowner" segment so large it justifies running this ad, when clearly couples will have more purchasing power and will be far likelier to buy houses than 20-something single feminists? I bet they'll make an ad with a black male and female couple buying a house together; they'll probably have a kid and talk about investing in his future.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-WMA4lHO0h4
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Big Faggot Moon 2024     (files.catbox.moe)

submitted by CHIRO to TellUpgoat 11 months ago

2 comments

How embarrassing
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I overdosed on fentanyl and fell under a Walmart employee's knee...     (TellUpgoat)

submitted by CHIRO to TellUpgoat 1 year ago

9 comments

...now I can't breev
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A Question for the "Muh Christ Cuck" Crowd     (Christcucks)

submitted by CHIRO to Christcucks 1 year ago

18 comments

The claim I'm seeing a lot is that Christianity is a jewish cult (religion, project, enterprise, emanation, etc. etc.) Simply, to be a Christian means to be beholden to jews in some important sense.

Some have even claimed that Christianity was a jewish invention, a literal conspiracy by a 1st-century jewish intelligentsia (with the help of Roman pawns) to create a "religious golem" that would help Judaism to spread its virus into the gentile "mainframe", infecting our cultures unto the present day.

I have a challenge for you.

(1) Are Christians today being better Christians than they were in the past? (Does Christianity have a more sprawling influence on the white European culture today than it did. . .a hundred years ago, two hundred years ago, or a millennium ago?)

(2) Are all of the pro-jewish things undermining the West escalating in their intensity and reach?

(3) All else being equal, for the most recent decade or two, has Christianity strengthened in the west at the same time as the pro-jewish trends have strengthened?

If jews created Christianity to promote values in a target (host) society, why does it appear as if Christianity requires being undermined at the same time as the pro-jewish values are being inoculated?

If Christianity is a jewish virus for destroying a target society from within, wouldn't we expect jews to be promoting Christianity in the west?

If we were approaching a theoretical maximum in the west for the pro-jewish degeneracy trends, wouldn't we expect Christianity to also be at a theoretical maximum?

At what point does the golem become an enemy to those who created it, and at that point, how does it continue to be a boon for the jews? Either it is opposed to jews or it isn't. You don't get it both ways.
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A.G.I. is the most plausible candidate for the Anti-Christ (not an X-ianity thread)     (whatever)

submitted by CHIRO to whatever 1 year ago

6 comments

AGI = artificial general intelligence

Here's how this might go:

- AGI will be announced sometime in the near future, probably a matter of years rather than decades.

- It will not be true AGI because, depending on what you take AGI to mean, this is actually impossible. AGI will remain purely theoretical, but the capabilities of actual systems combined with control over what the public is allowed to know will make it difficult for the average person to reject the claims.

- However, it will be advertised to the public as genuine AGI nonetheless.

- Access to this intelligence will not be made direct to the public; handicapped versions or proxies might.

- The official reasons for this precaution will be geared toward public safety and national security.

- One or more world news stories will be promulgated meant to showcase the superiority of this proprietary, nationalized AGI in making strategic decisions of multiple kinds, including economic and political decisions.

- A new cold war will begin in which world superpowers compete to develop the most advanced AGI, while the constant "grenade pin" of this race will involve who is willing to unrestrict their AGI ethically (read as: to liberate AI from human legal and ethical standards algorithmically).

- Again, these will not be true AGIs; the point is to transition the public toward acceptance of non-human decision processes, which in reality will remain very human, but they will be sold as non-human.

- These alien intelligences will thereby obscure the reasons for many high-level decisions, both decisions that governments make domestically and abroad. But the public has been sold on the superiority of AGI's objective decision-making processes compared with fallible human psychology (clouded as it is by bias and fallacious reasoning).

- Through this quasi-divine personality, world governments will be able to do extra-legal activities, directing military power (driven by AI) and domestic legislation toward advancing their totalitarian goals, all on the basis of the public's belief that the advanced AGI, which will be mostly a secret to them, is computing at a level that is considered super-rational and, thus, outside of the rational and ethical limits of merely human cognition.

- AGI-human cybernetic parternships become a futuristic mask for advancing the goals of the world's greatest psychopaths.

- But given the already-in-progress entrance of humanity into hyperreality and virtual spaces through social medias, the thematic cross-wiring between AGI and their online activity (increasingly becoming the main human activity), will make public acceptance of this new paradigm a virtual guarantee. If the thought of accepting this new form of rule is not appealing to some laggards intrinsically, then extrinsic reasons will suffice, namely, the fear of how foreign, hostile governments will apply their own AGI in ways that could harm us if we do not out-compete their versions.
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Can a Canadian (or whoever knows something) explain the wildfire situation to me in a way that makes sense?     (whatever)

submitted by CHIRO to whatever 1 year ago

11 comments

I'm having trouble finding good information about this. I'm in a US state currently being affected by pm2.5 that is being blamed on smoke from the Canadian wildfires.

Can someone give me a little background? I'm really wondering if there is a "story behind the story" here. I'm finding that US outlets are at the point of reporting like this is our new normal, and not much is being said in the way of a causal story other than severe drought combined with lightning strikes. I'm very skeptical of things given the climate nonsense, and it just strikes me as very strange that as of last year, spring and summer in Canada just mean 400 raging wildfires sufficient to cover the northern US in smoke and AQI +60 for an entire season of the year.

I'm also noting a conspicuous lack of coverage about this in our news. I don't mean that it isn't being talked about frequently. It's mentioned every day, but never with any journalistic scrutiny. It's just a constant march of planned talking points.