This guy being so mad about BAP is hilarious. The American Right has been losing since 1789, and this guy really thinks insisting on an error and castigating a vital and mobilizing idea such as BAPism is a good idea.
Yuo must re-read BAPbook.. yuo have missed point by miles. World is determined to reduce man to yeast-life; globohomo determined to reduce man to slime. And yuo are in alignment with such drive??? I cannot comprehend what gymnastics of mind yuo are engaged in. I must go... Yuo must submit
One thing to remember about Bronze Age Pervert is he is a performer. It's an act, a comedy act. He's pumping irony. Am I being serious now? No? Maybe? Oops! Am I naughty? Possibly? Is that wrong?...it's collegiate stuff. It's grandiose, melodramatic, maybe even bipolar. As a comedy routine, it's not bad, esp. compared to today's definition of comedy. As political commentary, it's meh at best. Provocation is as old as the hills, and it certainly isn't in short supply, so why add to it? I might read his book. I don't know. Should I? Maybe...
The funniest thing about BAP supporters is that doing so makes them pretty serious far-left authoritarians.
Not sure how this factors into their plan to defeat the left but I guess not having to go to the effort of thinking is exactly the point.
This guy being so mad about BAP is hilarious. The American Right has been losing since 1789, and this guy really thinks insisting on an error and castigating a vital and mobilizing idea such as BAPism is a good idea.
This guy is literally controlled opposition.
Yuo must re-read BAPbook.. yuo have missed point by miles. World is determined to reduce man to yeast-life; globohomo determined to reduce man to slime. And yuo are in alignment with such drive??? I cannot comprehend what gymnastics of mind yuo are engaged in. I must go... Yuo must submit
One thing to remember about Bronze Age Pervert is he is a performer. It's an act, a comedy act. He's pumping irony. Am I being serious now? No? Maybe? Oops! Am I naughty? Possibly? Is that wrong?...it's collegiate stuff. It's grandiose, melodramatic, maybe even bipolar. As a comedy routine, it's not bad, esp. compared to today's definition of comedy. As political commentary, it's meh at best. Provocation is as old as the hills, and it certainly isn't in short supply, so why add to it? I might read his book. I don't know. Should I? Maybe...
"C." What a self-important twat. I'm sure Dr. Humphrey will never recover from your sick burn of addressing him as Mr.