Things I Love

[WellCQCaboutthat]

Die antwoord is one of my favorite groups, i love nearly everything they do and have been to 3 of their concerts here in boston. Thanks for sharing.

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[RIDDICK]

Die antwoord is one of my favorite groups

My respect...

 

[WellCQCaboutthat]

I dont get it

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[The Ween]

He doesn't care for it. Neither do I, but to each their own.

 

[Terminatrix]

Strawberries Romanof


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[franpincho]

Patron tequila.

**** Cuervo (not you Crows, the actual tequila brand, lol)

 

[Spazz]

Die antwoord is truly the trashiest "music group" of all time. they wrecked chappie so bad

Music history fact: GG Allin was the trashiest musician of all time, no contest. He defecated into his own hands, rubbed it all over his naked body, cut himself until he bled profusely, then ***** members of his own audience... He was awesome, but Die Antwoord are alright.

 

[pixletwin]

There was nothing awesome about GG Allin. The guy was seriously mentally ill. If you’re entertained by that, you may have issues yourself.

 

[The Ween]

Thankfully, I never heard of the guy.

 

[EVILFACE]

Rapes members of his audience. Yup, very definition of awesome. Hope he got electro-shock therapy in prison.

 

[hockeyflow33]

Psychiatry is a pseudo science that pathologizes value. Value doesn't exist. The DSM5 is as scientific as Scientology. Even more hilarious, is the justification one receives from psychologists and psychiatrists when you ask them how they arrive at their conclusions regarding "ill behavior". Their answer? Cultural relativism: an error theory that most undergrad philosophy students ridicule after their first survey course. Imagine having an illness that you can cure, by getting into an airplane and leaving your culture for someone else's.

A friend of mine has an uncle who died, because he received electro-shock therapy in the 70's. Guess why? Because he was gay. They diagnosed him with a mental illness, because the nuclear family was considered a prerequisite for functionality, and therefore deemed to have intrinsic value. Behavioral science is irrational, and while psychiatry and psychology caved on that particular diagnosis, they still haven't changed their methodology: A bunch of people meet in a large conference room, and vote on patterns of behavior they don't like.

I do have a mental illness: Oppositional Defiance Disorder. I don't obey authority. Apparently, if you refuse to obey authority, you have a mental illness. Sound rational to you?

It's funny, I could have gone the SJW route, and called you a bigot toward mentally ill people. Why can't disabled people be awesome, or entertaining? In Canada, that constitutes hate speech (which is illegal, here) because mentally ill people are protected by the Charter of Rights and Freedoms. Someone can actually take you to the Human Rights tribunal, and sue you for hurting feelings. True story. However, I'd be trolling you. Psychiatry is nonsense, as is the Human Rights tribunal.

You're crazy


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[Spazz]

You're crazy


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You're irrational. Do you have a premise?

 

[hockeyflow33]

You're irrational. Do you have a premise?

By your logic irrational is a made up term to describe someone not fitting into cultural norms. Can't have it both ways


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[hockeyflow33]

Huh? No, epistemologically speaking, any claim to knowledge requires falsifiable evidence. I'm an empiricist. Psychiatry is a pseudoscience because there is no falsifiable evidence to suggest that value exists. At best, it's a (contentious) matter for apriori philosophy. Science has nothing to say about value. I'd go so far as to say value doesn't exist, but either way...

When did the sandbox turn into pot talk? Go smoke your doobage somewhere else


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[Spazz]

When did the sandbox turn into pot talk? Go smoke your doobage somewhere else


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That would be an Ad Hominem argument fallacy. You're illogical. Apparently, sobriety isn't helping you. Use your brain. If questioning the existence of morality, or the legitimacy of psychiatry is "pot talk", what would you consider an intellectual endeavor to be? Small talk? Also, if you re-read the thread you'll notice I was responding to someone else, who suggested I have a mental illness because I like GG Allin. I was defending both myself, and GG Allin's work. You're just angry because I challenged conventional wisdom. I made you feel uncomfortable, emotionally, so you had to wield insults instead of addressing my argument. You should try to fix that. It makes you weak.

 

[hockeyflow33]

Welcome back wwejedi


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[Spazz]

Welcome back wwejedi


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Huh? I assume that was another poster who hurt your feelings? Poor you.

 

[hockeyflow33]

Huh? I assume that was another poster who hurt your feelings? Poor you.

How would someone's feelings get hurt from an online message board? Seems like you're projecting your feelings, or is that made up psychology?


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[Spazz]

Rapes members of his audience. Yup, very definition of awesome. Hope he got electro-shock therapy in prison.

Hey, I never said I liked him as a person. However, his work (including the ****) has artistic merit. If you think something has to be moral in order to have artistic merit, you're irrational.

Look, you're making it really difficult for me not to troll you. It's tempting. Why do you think I posted that video to begin with? It's obviously offensive. That's the point. It challenges tradition and morality. I would argue that art is nothing more than an aesthetic that conveys an idea. Art that I like, conveys an idea that challenges conventional wisdom. GG did that. I wouldn't say he was sophisticated. He was definitely cruel. Hell, as a person I'm glad he's dead. But his work is interesting, within the context of our culture.

 

[RIDDICK]

While on the subject of artistic merit...