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| Topic | Who the FUCK goes to the movies on Christmas Day? |
| HiddenRoar 12/20/20 10:31:19 PM #39 | The newest Pokemon Movie: Coco, will be released on Christmas Day in Japan. Better yet, you can get another form of Zarude different from the pre-booking ticket one: According to these sources, Corocoro magazine has confirmed that fans who go to see the Pokemon Coco film in Japanese theaters will receive a unique variant of Zarude in Pokemon Sword and Shield. Called Dada Zarude, this special variant of the Pokemon will come wearing the Celebi cape the Pokemon is seen wearing in the film. The Pokemon Coco movie is set to release on December 25th in Japanese theaters. |
| Topic | Richard Dawkins disinvited from speaking at college to protect student comfort. |
| HiddenRoar 09/29/20 5:32:22 PM #57 | Geisterdrache posted... It's very telling that HR is conflating hate speech with free speech. Feel free to point out said "hate speech" With your gross misunderstanding of what hate speech is, I wouldn't be surprised, at all. |
| Topic | Fantastic Beasts actor Eddie Redmayne responds to JK Rowling comments |
| HiddenRoar 09/29/20 4:55:10 PM #32 | pinky0926 posted... Let me guess, by cancelled you mean 5 people on twitter wrote some nonsense I bet this was the first thing you thought of when Rowling was revealed, as well It always starts with 1. |
| Topic | Richard Dawkins disinvited from speaking at college to protect student comfort. |
| HiddenRoar 09/29/20 4:51:10 PM #55 | Gwynevere posted... College campuses have a right to allow or bar anyone they wish from speaking They're not, unless they clearly violate specific guidelines. Also, lol at Rebel for thinking that those on the left in Higher Education aren't trying to silence speech. And it ain't even new: https://www.vox.com/the-big-idea/2017/10/25/16524832/campus-free-speech-first-amendment-protest We should refuse to allow hateful speakers on campus, a campus faculty member said. The statement was met with resounding applause. I mentally prepared for the response to what I was going to say next. It was September, and I was at a forum at which several professors, including me, discussed free speech issues before a large audience of students at the University of California Berkeley.Several faculty and students had already implored Chancellor Carol Christ to revoke the invitations of conservative provocateurs Milo Yiannopoulos and Ann Coulter to speak on campus, and their declarations were met with enthusiasm. Finally, I spoke up. Be clear that if Chancellor Christ were to exclude speakers based on their viewpoint, she would get sued and lose, I said. The speakers would get an injunction and be allowed to speak. They would recover attorneys fees and maybe money damages. They would be portrayed as victims. And since they would get to speak anyway, nothing would be gained. No one applauded. I have been dean of Berkeleys law school for several months. But before I arrived at campus, the university, home of the free speech movement of the 1960s, had become a battleground for a new kind of campus speech debate I have been teaching First Amendment law to law students and undergraduates for more than 37 years. I have also litigated free speech cases, including at the Supreme Court. I believe that Chancellor Christ and the campus have done a superb job of adhering to the First Amendment, protecting free speech while ensuring the safety of students, staff, and faculty. But its also become clear to me that current college students are often ambivalent, or even hostile, to the idea of free speech on campus. Students today are driven by a desire to protect their classmates from hate speech Disputes over free speech on campus have long occurred, but today is different. Usually in the past, it was students who wanted to speak out and campus administrators who tried to stop demonstrations. Now it often is about outside speakers and outside disruptors, like the radical leftist protest group antifa. The campus is just the place for their battle. At Berkeley and elsewhere, it is now often students and faculty calling for preventing the speakers while campus officials are steadfastly protecting freedom of expression. In my seminars the past two years (before Berkeley, I was at UC Irvines law school), I was surprised by how much the students wanted campuses to stop offensive speech and the degree to which they trusted campus officials to have the power to do so. A 2015 survey by the Pew Research Institute said that four in 10 college students believe the government should be able to prevent people from publicly making statements that are offensive to minority groups. While teaching our class on free speech on campus at UC Irvine, Chancellor Howard Gillman and I realized that the students desire to restrict hurtful speech came from laudable instincts. This is the first generation of college students to be taught from a young age that bullying is wrong; they have internalized this message. Many spoke powerfully of instances in which they or their friends had suffered from hurtful speech. They want to make campuses inclusive for all, and they know that hate speech causes great harm, especially among those who have been traditionally underrepresented in higher education. Although all of this makes the context different today, the law of the First Amendment and the principles of academic freedom are clear and long established. The Supreme Court repeatedly has said that the First Amendment means public institutions cannot punish speech, or exclude speakers, on the grounds that it is hateful or deeply offensive. This includes public colleges and universities. Every effort by the government to regulate hate speech has been declared unconstitutional. Over 25 years ago, more than 350 colleges and universities adopted hate speech codes. But every court to consider such a hate speech code declared it to be unconstitutional. The codes inevitably were far too vague in terms of what speech was permitted and what was prohibited. Of course, free speech is not absolute and can be punished when it incites illegal activity, constitutes a true threat that causes a person to fear imminent harm to his or her physical safety, or rises to the level of prohibited harassment. This does not mean that campuses are powerless in the face of disruptive or hateful speech. Even though there is a First Amendment right to speak, that does not mean that protesters have the right to demonstrate in the middle of a freeway at rush hour. A campus surely could prohibit a large demonstration in a classroom building while classes are in session. Campuses can regulate when and where speech takes place in order to prevent disruption of school activities. Controversial speakers can be placed in auditoriums where it is easier to assure safety and prevent disruptions. Demonstrations can be placed in areas away from where classes are in session. Although the First Amendment applies only to the government, including public universities, private universities should follow these same principles. They are essential to academic freedom, which is at the very core of a universitys mission. Erwin Chemerinsky is dean and Jesse H. Choper distinguished professor of law at the University of California Berkeley School of Law. He is the co-author, with Howard Gillman, of Free Speech on Campus (Yale University Press, 2017). |
| Topic | What I imagine Biden must be feeling right now |
| HiddenRoar 09/29/20 3:39:14 PM #7 | monkmith posted... if i listened to fox news and russian spam-bots, i'd believe he was a shit candidate too. Funny how Biden went from a candidate that only had "not being Trump" as the reason to vote for, to now a candidate that isn't supposedly ****. Good to know Progressives now stand behind his positions. |
| Topic | Why doesn't North America get all the neat limited edition game stuff Japan does |
| HiddenRoar 09/27/20 3:55:32 PM #6 | Is this for Atelier Ryza 2? or 1? |
| Topic | New bodycam footage raises questions about Breonna Taylor raid |
| HiddenRoar 09/27/20 3:37:13 PM #18 | BeantownHero posted... you could just read the article instead of trolling If you had looked at the authors contributions/involvement for other stories, perhaps you wouldn't have made yourself look like a clown with this post. |
| Topic | Solid Snake07 is wamed! |
| HiddenRoar 09/27/20 3:31:12 PM #8 | Let me guess, one or more of the liberals on this board cried to a mod about his post(s) with a misrepresented explanation. I'd wager Alucard was the mod, it's clear he has a bias against pro-cop posts in ever topic about a shooting involving a black person. |
| Topic | New bodycam footage raises questions about Breonna Taylor raid |
| HiddenRoar 09/27/20 3:22:25 PM #10 | Guide posted... Do you own one or more firearms? No. |
| Topic | New bodycam footage raises questions about Breonna Taylor raid |
| HiddenRoar 09/27/20 3:06:14 PM #6 | Still doesn't change the fact that he fired at officers, which set off the whole thing. |
| Topic | BLM activist uses $200,000 of donations for personal expenses |
| HiddenRoar 09/27/20 1:41:29 AM #14 | AlephZero posted... Also i haven't found this story on any reputable news sites like Huffington Post or Mother Jones so it's likely it's entirely fabricated. https://www.ajc.com/news/atlanta-based-activist-faces-federal-fraud-charges-over-blm-funds/CQUVQKJYWBF3BLB3TVIW3OG5AY/ |
| Topic | Do you add sauce to your Taco Bell order? |
| HiddenRoar 09/26/20 11:41:35 PM #4 | The hot sauces, sure. The Jalapeno sauce, Chipotle sauce, and those type of sauces, nah. The red sauce they use for the Mexican Pizza is an exception. It's not a Mexican pizza without that sauce |
| Topic | Berlin opens secondhand department store that only sell things stores throw away |
| HiddenRoar 09/26/20 8:45:59 PM #2 | Germany finally catching on to what America already had since 1902. |
| Topic | uber eats delivery driver left Trump political propaganda with my order |
| HiddenRoar 09/26/20 8:16:31 PM #24 | TC doesn't even mention what restaurant |
| Topic | Texas Dems are successfully kicking Green Party candidates off November ballot |
| HiddenRoar 09/11/20 4:51:06 PM #58 | The left eating itself. |
| Topic | Zack at an Ohio university has a house party while positive for Covid |
| HiddenRoar 09/11/20 4:34:15 PM #11 | PizzaPatty posted... Before I watch let me guess it will be a bunch of white males. Which is no surprise. Fraternities also tend to lean conservative so basically we have these bastions of white conservatives infecting our campuses in the most literal of senses with covid. Hey, you can't bring logic to CE. I made several topics on banning fraternities, and the typical liberal suspects pushed back on the idea saying that Universities were already doing enough (you know, short of banning them outright). |
| Topic | It's wild how much this Ubisoft game is borrowing from BotW |
| HiddenRoar 09/10/20 8:48:48 PM #4 | Nintendo once again the bastion of innovation. |
| Topic | Yay police killing of civilians are down this year according to data! |
| HiddenRoar 09/10/20 8:17:32 PM #4 | Yes, it's all protests, and not the fact that there's a deadly Pandemic going around. This delusional bubble people live in, I swear |
| Topic | Damn! Can't have shit in Japan! |
| HiddenRoar 09/10/20 4:38:18 PM #49 | Shablagoo posted... Many of the most successful people of all time have used drugs recreationally. Wtf are you basing your perception of reality on? Chris Farley |
| Topic | Best way to get around Washington Posts's paywall? |
| HiddenRoar 09/10/20 4:33:00 PM #3 | Seems like there are better news sources to read then. Democracy dies in darkness? No, it dies because of stupid paywalls. |
| Topic | No body in his/her right mind should buy a launch console. |
| HiddenRoar 09/10/20 4:19:10 PM #2 | What if it's Limited Edition? |
| Topic | Microsoft plans to add monthly payment option for new xbox. |
| HiddenRoar 09/10/20 12:31:54 AM #27 | Imagine paying $800+ for a console with no games. |
| Topic | Sturgis biker rally responsible for 250k cases of Covid; 19% of national avg |
| HiddenRoar 09/09/20 11:57:33 PM #90 | sktgamer_13dude posted...
Funny how the mayor, just the day before, claimed that BLM protests wasn't responsible for the spike. Then after talking to an actual expert, did a 180, in a press conference the next day. The data isn't public, most likely because it would break the narrative that protests are super spreader events. This was back when LA was the epicenter of corona in California. |
| Topic | UM - Dearborn to offer a Non-POC Cafe for those who identify as a Non-POC |
| HiddenRoar 09/09/20 5:51:12 PM #26 | TopKekBro posted... because POC were in the receiving end of segregation throughout US history and not the other way around? Apparently Asians weren't on the receiving end of segregation huh. Or are considered people of color, as they pointed out blacks specifically (black, indigenous, and people of color) |
| Topic | UM - Dearborn to offer a Non-POC Cafe for those who identify as a Non-POC |
| HiddenRoar 09/09/20 5:03:59 PM #21 | Doe posted... The idea is that the default for a communal space in America is generally "white" and POC have to conform their identity, expressions, etc to fit socially. Advertising a space as for POCs lets people reject that "default white" coding. As they specifically state, the POC cafe was not white-excluding or anything. Asians have no problem forming their own space without university interventions. Wonder why. |
| Topic | Hyrule warriors age of calamity |
| HiddenRoar 09/09/20 3:40:16 PM #6 | Bikini DLC? |
| Topic | Bruh its orange outside. In Cali, this is where the zombie apocalypse starts. |
| HiddenRoar 09/09/20 3:30:06 PM #50 | lolCalifornia |
| Topic | Mike Bloomberg donates 100 million dollars to increase black doctors. |
| HiddenRoar 09/09/20 1:37:00 AM #2 | UnfairRepresent posted... Black patients have better outcomes with Black doctors because they are more likely to follow their directions. Why is that. Would black kids listen/learn better from black teachers than from teachers of other races? Going that route, would segregation increase academic performance as a result? |
| Topic | Help elect the first black Democrat to these states |
| HiddenRoar 09/09/20 1:34:20 AM #12 | Rathinor posted... Plus, the topic is about flipping the senate, not giving Trump and McConnell more yes-men Topic Title: Help elect the first black Democrat to these states First three words: for U.S. Senate. Nothing about "Flipping the senate" |
| Topic | New rules from Academy to win best picture Oscar: must be diverse and inclusive |
| HiddenRoar 09/09/20 1:28:30 AM #82 | PokemonYoutube posted... How do people sleep at night knowing that the only reason they got their job is because they're black/gay/deaf/whatever, rather than through their own merits? I'd hate having to show up at work every day just to meet a quota. See: John Boyega |
| Topic | Why does landlord hates their tenant? |
| HiddenRoar 09/09/20 1:21:28 AM #2 | Don't pretend you don't trash the place and act all ignorant when rightfully blamed for it. |
| Topic | Sturgis biker rally responsible for 250k cases of Covid; 19% of national avg |
| HiddenRoar 09/09/20 12:51:24 AM #65 | shockthemonkey posted... You have to actually post evidence that protests were major spreading events. You cant just say it. https://www.theblaze.com/news/garcetti-los-angeles-coronavirus-protests-pinsky On Wednesday, Garcetti finally admitted that public protests are likely causing COVID-19 cases to spike, despite a day earlier saying the opposite. During Garcetti's coronavirus press briefing, he was asked if the Black Lives Matter protests were causing an increase in COVID-19 cases. Garcetti responded by saying that he had consulted with Dr. Barbara Ferrer, the Los Angeles County director of public health, and she stated that the large demonstrations were a factor in the spread of coronavirus. "I talked again with Dr. Ferrer about that this morning. She does think some of the spread did come from our protests," Garcetti replied. "It's not the act of protesting that's a great and American thing to do no matter what your opinion is but protesting without maintaining physical distancing, without wearing your mask, without having sanitizer we just have to be smart. Whether you're at a protest or at your home, whether in your workplace or whether you're out shopping, these rules don't change." "We do believe there is a connection, we don't believe that everybody has been doing this safely and wherever you can, please stay at home," he added. Also on Wednesday, Dr. Ferrer acknowledged that the demonstrations are spreading the virus. "In situations where people are close together for longer periods of time and it's very crowded, we are certain that there is going to be spread," Ferrer said. "So, we've never said that there's no spread from people who were protesting." "We've been really honest and said from the beginning that for any people that are in crowded situations for long periods of time which long for us means more than 15 minutes where you're in close contact with people, less than six feet apart and people aren't wearing a cloth face covering you have a heightened risk of either transmitting the virus if you are an asymptomatic spreader, or getting the virus from someone else who is spreading because they also are an asymptomatic spreader," she said. During Garcetti's COVID-19 press conference on Tuesday, he said protests are not spreading the virus. "We follow the data closely," Garcetti said. "There's no evidence yet that the protests led to much spread though it's something that Doctor Ferrer has hypothesized, but we haven't seen any conclusive evidence there." Garcetti has participated in protests, where he didn't practice social distancing and even took his mask off. Secondary source as backup https://www.politifact.com/article/2020/jul/21/how-much-did-protests-contribute-las-covid-19-surg/ |
| Topic | New rules from Academy to win best picture Oscar: must be diverse and inclusive |
| HiddenRoar 09/08/20 11:18:40 PM #20 | iPhone_7 posted... They can win again as long as they include black person next time. I dont see what would be so difficult about it. Literally affirmative action, but instead of SAT/ACT scores, it's having poor acting/performance skills. |
| Topic | Black Dems urging Biden to allow Wall Street execs and lobbyists in his admin |
| HiddenRoar 09/08/20 1:47:37 AM #19 | Smashingpmkns posted... Pretty disgusting way to frame this, pitting progressives against "black dems" when in reality it's still progressives against Wall Street execs lol Wall Street Execs that the Black (Dem) Caucus support having positions/influence in Biden's Administration. |
| Topic | Surprise, Criminal uses California "Zero Bail" to commit more crimes |
| HiddenRoar 09/08/20 1:36:43 AM #8 | Tyranthraxus posted... You need a hobby. Might I suggest video games. You need to stop being an apologist for criminals. |
| Topic | Surprise, Criminal uses California "Zero Bail" to commit more crimes |
| HiddenRoar 09/08/20 1:34:27 AM #6 | thronedfire2 posted...
The first mistake is thinking a transient has the money to post bail. The second mistake is thinking that, if California actually had a functional justice system, after the first time he was caught, that he would continue to be released |
| Topic | Surprise, Criminal uses California "Zero Bail" to commit more crimes |
| HiddenRoar 09/08/20 1:29:51 AM #1 | https://patch.com/california/fremont/east-bay-burglary-suspect-re-arrested-hours-after-release East Bay Burglary Suspect Re-Arrested Hours After Release The 32-year-old suspect who police said is a transient remained on "searchable probation" this weekend, Fremont police said. FREMONT, CA A 32-year-old transient remained on "searchable probation" this weekend, Fremont police said, after he was arrested twice last Wednesday, the second time about five hours after he was released from jail after the first arrest. Fremont police said Gabriel Lopez was arrested Wednesday after officers saw him casing the businesses at the Mission Valley Shopping Center. Lopez was arrested on suspicion of possession a stolen pickup truck and on three outstanding warrants. The stolen pickup had been observed at the scene of numerous other commercial burglaries in the past month, police said. Lopez was booked at 9 a.m. Wednesday into the Fremont Jail and released soon thereafter thanks to Alameda County's "zero bail" extension. That same day, at 2:22 p.m., Lopez was arrested again for possession of another stolen vehicle and trailer. He was issued another citation with a November court date, police said. Detectives have linked Lopez and the stolen truck to numerous other commercial burglaries in Fremont. In several cases, Lopez and an associate are seen wearing construction vests despite not being construction workers. Two cases have already been charged by the Alameda County District Attorney's Office, both scheduled for November court hearings. You know, if bail still existed, he probably would be locked behind bars, instead of committing more crimes. Just sayin. |
| Topic | Do you have alot of Clothes? or just a few weeks worth Rotation? |
| HiddenRoar 09/08/20 12:44:16 AM #7 | I only have 8 shirts and 8 pants. Laundry once a week. Basically wearing the same thing. |
| Topic | Teen Titans Go is on another level |
| HiddenRoar 09/07/20 8:31:22 PM #17 | spikethedevil posted... Maybe because a pile of shit has run longer than the good show and then they did that movie last year that trolled us with the possibility of a new season before they basically pretended they ever said their was a chance. Irrationally mad over a child's cartoon, don't you think? |
| Topic | 12-year-old suspended in Colorado over toy gun seen in virtual class |
| HiddenRoar 09/07/20 4:18:13 PM #17 | Prismsblade posted... What happened to teachers contacting students parents when they did something inappropriate before taking measures into their own hands? Because that totally solved problems like bullying. |
| Topic | Car in NYC plowed through BLM protesters |
| HiddenRoar 09/03/20 11:21:13 PM #4 | There shouldn't be a crowd in the first place, in the city that was once the epicenter of the still-ongoing pandemic. Good job Cuomo. |
| Topic | University of California System can't use SAT and ACT tests for admissions,... |
| HiddenRoar 09/03/20 5:33:40 PM #38 | Geisterdrache posted... Yes, I can't imagine what use anyone could find in being taught how to properly communicate orally and in written form both in the professional realm and more specifically academia. Wild. Do you feel that English 100 is necessary if a Student manages to complete every other class for his/her degree (obviously excluding English degrees/where ENG100 is a prerequisite)? |
| Topic | Bodycam footage of a police killing in my city in March just got released |
| HiddenRoar 09/03/20 5:31:00 PM #29 | SomeLikeItHoth posted... Why was he spitting on officers and telling them he has the Coronavirus? High on PCP and mentally ill will do that. |
| Topic | Taco Bell is discontinuing more stuff |
| HiddenRoar 09/03/20 5:16:27 PM #31 | Well, I can still order tacos with beans instead of beef, right? :/ |
| Topic | Two students are SOL after their wifi screwed up in the middle of a quiz. |
| HiddenRoar 09/03/20 5:12:22 PM #49 | teepan95 posted... I TAed problem sets and homework two consecutive years to second-year students. I had my own class of twenty and I was expected to teach competently and mark homework competently. Isn't there a subreddit where a TA caught like a whole bunch of people cheating by uploading a fake answer to one of those cheating sites? And in my personal experience, like 1/5th of a class cheated for O Chem. The professor literally ripped the class about it the next class session. I mean, who do you think uses those cheating sites? Exactly. Students. |
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