Anonymous Punishes the Oregon Tea Party
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4Chan needs to learn that it has absolutely NO power in the real world.
Sure, they can type, but so can every other lonely 15 year old. And by "lonely 15 year old", I mean every member of 4Chan.
Sure, they can type, but so can every other lonely 15 year old. And by "lonely 15 year old", I mean every member of 4Chan.
Please please please don't ever put that scumbag, fear mongering beck in the same group as libertarians, he is not one by any sense of the definition. If you want to look at libertarian ideals then look at Ron Paul. Beck is much more of a Tea Party supporter then a libertarian. Beck practicaly prays on the uneducated, mass that the tea party is. The tea party has no idea what they want.Scizzors said:
I beg to differ; whether they're good or bad really seems to depend on what they feel like being at a given point in time.Loonerinoes said:I think Anon being described as 'a force of nature' is most appropriate for them. Sometimes they wreak the equivalent of nature's elemental disasters by posting porn on Justin Bieber youtube links or such...but other times, like trolling Oprah with the over 9000 penises meme or effectively rickrolling MTV 2008 music awards...you can't help but be amazed and perhaps even appreciative of their efforts.
The people behind them are dicks for the most part, no doubt about that. But as a whole...they ain't good or bad. They just are.
I don't know a hell of a lot about Anonymous myself, but I do know enough that I seriously hope that I or anyone I know never grab their attention.
Incidentally, if Anon's were to see all the negative posts in this thread, they would be torn between laughing their asses off or trolling the escapist. Then, they would probably do both.
The fact of the matter is that Anon loves to see this kind of negative response, because it means that they won. You have been trolled, because you are mad. You hate them, and they love it.
The fact of the matter is that Anon loves to see this kind of negative response, because it means that they won. You have been trolled, because you are mad. You hate them, and they love it.
And I don't want to pay for car insurance when I don't get into accidents, but I don't have a choice.Scizzors said:
Tough titties dude, too many people don't have healthcare and it's driving up the rates for the people that do.
OT- Anon is insane and eventually the actions that this "group" (for lack of a better description) perpetrates will drive the federal government to change the internet as we know it. I do not look forward to that day.
you mean chanting desu at the white house playing never gonna give you up while wearing guy fawkes (I believe that's what it called) that something I would like to seeJonluw said:
I would pay money to watch that...and then recoup that by selling tickets and selling access to the video on the web.geldonyetich said:
Thinking about it makes me smile. Thanks!
That sentence right there scares me. I don't know why I think of the Borg when they say it though,
I am going to support Anonymous in this one. They have captured a couple of child predators and so have done some actual good in the world as apposed to the Tea Party who just bitches and never offers any real solutions to the problems they complain about.geldonyetich said:
Dorby5826and360 said:
I believe 4chan made a visit to this site once (at least to my knowledge that is) and it was during this year's March Mayhem. I think one of the justifications for why Zynga fans voting for them via their Facebook accounts, rather than making one here directly, was alright was that it helps bring their peeps over to this community as they might want to stick around and share their point of view (a valid argument in my view by the way).Liquid Paradox said:
Thing is, someone decided to apply this argument in favour of the 4chan boards too. Are not their members as equally worthy to partake as part of this community? After all, when someone posted the Valve vs. Zynga thread on /b/ the outrage of many /b/rothers was genuinely felt and they immediately came over here and gave Valve something like 200 votes in less than 5 minutes!
Heh...problem was they also brought a ton of guro and goatse porn into the Valve vs Zynga thread in the process. I bet the mods and admins had a bit of a bigger heyday during that week or so because of it. But hey - who knows! Chances are that a good number of those /b/rothers decided to stick around this site and add to its traffic figures too!
For what that's worth...
Indeed.Loonerinoes said:I believe 4chan made a visit to this site once (at least to my knowledge that is) and it was during this year's March Mayhem. I think one of the justifications for why Zynga fans voting for them via their Facebook accounts, rather than making one here directly, was alright was that it helps bring their peeps over to this community as they might want to stick around and share their point of view (a valid argument in my view by the way).Liquid Paradox said:
Thing is, someone decided to apply this argument in favour of the 4chan boards too. Are not their members as equally worthy to partake as part of this community? After all, when someone posted the Valve vs. Zynga thread on /b/ the outrage of many /b/rothers was genuinely felt and they immediately came over here and gave Valve something like 200 votes in less than 5 minutes!
Heh...problem was they also brought a ton of guro and goatse porn into the Valve vs Zynga thread in the process. I bet the mods and admins had a bit of a bigger heyday during that week or so because of it. But hey - who knows! Chances are that a good number of those /b/rothers decided to stick around this site and add to its traffic figures too!
For what that's worth...
The /v/anguard were also particularly irked at Zynga fans. A good deal of votes came from them.
