Theoren Fleury

[MoneyGuy]

Theo must have kicked up his stupidity a notch or two. I checked my Twitter yesterday four times; on three of those Theo was my first tweet. I don’t follow him but people I follow retweet or comment.

[CroFlames]

Originally Posted by MoneyGuy

Theo must have kicked up his stupidity a notch or two. I checked my Twitter yesterday four times; on three of those Theo was my first tweet. I don’t follow him but people I follow retweet or comment.

*post and repost

[Matt Reeeeead]

Originally Posted by Mathgod

But he's saying the exact same things that millions of people who haven't had concussions and haven't been sexually abused say.

So it's more than a tad presumpuous to use broken brain as an excuse for his rhetoric.

It's true, maybe he's just that dumb and arrogant.

[Yamer]

If you've heard him speak lately it's clear that it isn't mush brain making him say these things. I think he's angry, ignorant, and hateful.

There is a saying that hurt people hurt people, but this feels beyond the pale.

[MoneyGuy]

Originally Posted by CroFlames

*post and repost

Never! It’s always Twitter, tweet and retweet for me.

[Red Slinger]

It's always been twits and tw@ts for me.

[TrentCrimmIndependent]

Originally Posted by Yamer

If you've heard him speak lately it's clear that it isn't mush brain making him say these things. I think he's angry, ignorant, and hateful.

There is a saying that hurt people hurt people, but this feels beyond the pale.

I wonder what exactly is the end goal in Theo's mind? Is there a peaceful outcome that he wants to see in all of this (beyond the punishment/incarceration of select induviduals), or is it just an addiction to funneling all his unresolved anger towards an individual/group/institution?

Every time I interact with people spewing that level of anger and hatred towards a public figure I wonder if there's an end goal for them or if they're just hooked on lashing out at their scapegoat and there isn't much thought that beyond that. Are they just problem-oriented in general?

If tomorrow they got what they wanted and Trudeau and all Trudeau sympathizers in government abdicated their roles or were locked away (which I'm sure they'd relish), would they be able to turn off their vitriol and negativity since the source of these problems is dealt with? Would they know what to do with themselves when they don't have that 'oppressive force' to rail against?

Or would they just find new scapegoats and new problems, because railing against reality is all they've known and practiced for years? I think that seems likely. Someone whose practiced being a victim for most of their adult life won't know how to be anything else. It's only natural that they would revert to what's familiar, even if they have to find it somewhere else.

From the outside, it just looks like a sad existence to lead when people you hate are what give you purpose and your pursuits meaning.

And we've all been around that person who sees antagonism in everything and always has a sob story in the chamber ready to unload on whoever is willing to listen (or isn't). They have a distinctly repelling effect.

[pylon]

Originally Posted by Yamer

If you've heard him speak lately it's clear that it isn't mush brain making him say these things. I think he's angry, ignorant, and hateful.

There is a saying that hurt people hurt people, but this feels beyond the pale.

There are a few people in my circle of influence that definitely fit this description. They have terrible back stories that are no fault of their own, but are terrible people as well into 40s and 50s. Sorry about your past, but it doesn't give you an excuse to lash out and drag everyone else down into your pit of despair. You just have to divorce yourself from people like that.

It's certainly not true of everyone that suffered trauma, but there is certainly a pattern there.

[btimbit]

Originally Posted by TrentCrimmIndependent

I wonder what exactly is the end goal in Theo's mind? Is there a peaceful outcome that he wants to see in all of this (beyond the punishment/incarceration of select induviduals), or is it just an addiction to funneling all his unresolved anger towards an individual/group/institution?

Every time I interact with people spewing that level of anger and hatred towards a public figure I wonder if there's an end goal for them or if they're just hooked on lashing out at their scapegoat and there isn't much thought that beyond that. Are they just problem-oriented in general?

If tomorrow they got what they wanted and Trudeau and all Trudeau sympathizers in government abdicated their roles or were locked away (which I'm sure they'd relish), would they be able to turn off their vitriol and negativity since the source of these problems is dealt with? Would they know what to do with themselves when they don't have that 'oppressive force' to rail against?

Or would they just find new scapegoats and new problems, because railing against reality is all they've known and practiced for years? I think that seems likely. Someone whose practiced being a victim for most of their adult life won't know how to be anything else. It's only natural that they would revert to what's familiar, even if they have to find it somewhere else.

From the outside, it just looks like a sad existence to lead when people you hate are what give you purpose and your pursuits meaning.

Exactly. People like this are just addicted to outrage. Half of their issues are made up, and they'll just continue to make up new ones

[peter12]

Originally Posted by Matata

Directed Energy Weapons, which is a technology developed by lockheed martin for the US military (and hawaii just happens to be packed full of military R&D facilities).


When low income neighbourhoods filled with locals who refuse to leave their insanely valuable land are burnt to the ground and those same people are then epicly failed by the system that's designed to support them in every conceivable way. It becomes our role as responsible citizens to aggressively adhere to the narratives put forth by the government and legacy media companies.

LOL. Go take a cold shower.

[iggy_oi]

Originally Posted by peter12

LOL. Go take a cold shower.

Looks like he’s since been placed into a permanent cold shower

[TheIronMaiden]

Originally Posted by iggy_oi

Looks like he’s since been placed into a permanent cold shower

He was to close to the truth and that is dangerous. Big CP needed to protect their interests and make sure no one can learn about what our posts are really being used for.

[Mathgod]

Originally Posted by TheIronMaiden

Big CP

[iggy_oi]

Originally Posted by TheIronMaiden

He was to close to the truth and that is dangerous. Big CP needed to protect their interests and make sure no one can learn about what our posts are really being used for.

Now you’re just being ridiculous. Why would the mods use the sin bin to silence someone when they have perfectly good space lasers just waiting to vaporize troublemakers?

[Street Pharmacist]

Originally Posted by btimbit

Exactly. People like this are just addicted to outrage. Half of their issues are made up, and they'll just continue to make up new ones

I think it was Carl Sagan who said that when people believe in the ridiculous they'll continue to find supportive stuff despite everything because it's too painful to admit you've been had


Edit:
Here it is!

“One of the saddest lessons of history is this: If we’ve been bamboozled long enough, we tend to reject any evidence of the bamboozle. We’re no longer interested in finding out the truth. The bamboozle has captured us. It’s simply too painful to acknowledge, even to ourselves, that we’ve been taken. Once you give a charlatan power over you, you almost never get it back.”

[Minnie]

Originally Posted by TrentCrimmIndependent

If tomorrow they got what they wanted and Trudeau and all Trudeau sympathizers in government abdicated their roles or were locked away (which I'm sure they'd relish), would they be able to turn off their vitriol and negativity since the source of these problems is dealt with? Would they know what to do with themselves when they don't have that 'oppressive force' to rail against?

Or would they just find new scapegoats and new problems, because railing against reality is all they've known and practiced for years? I think that seems likely.

It's more than likely, it's reality. We saw it with Kenney.

[Samonadreau]

Originally Posted by MoneyGuy

I imagine that Theo and Keean Bexte are good friends because of their mutual hatred for Trudeau, our premier, Biden, vaccines, masks….

and... common sense.

[MoneyGuy]

https://twitter.com/user/status/1700529073297224056

[TheIronMaiden]

I always knew Canada was the main character.

[MoneyGuy]

https://twitter.com/user/status/1701608281805062378