Opinion of Classic Conservative

[Green Line]

Green Line has always been a terrible poster, so this is not surprising.

Wow! No respect, sad!

[Green Line]

Green Line has always been a terrible poster, so this is not surprising.

Remember when I shamed you into deleting your anti-semetic thread?  No one else will, and thats the point

[Figueira]

Threads like these are why Bad Atlas is bad.

You're back!

[Edu]

LMAO




Nice guy, FF!

[Classic Conservative]

You people really need a life.

[#TheShadowyAbyss]

Gotta love Atlas.

[The world will shine with light in our nightmare]

lol so edgy xDD

[FEMA Camp Administrator]

I'm not particularly impressed by him, but I couldn't say I'm notably reviled by his presence.

[Since I'm the mad scientist proclaimed by myself]

Still terrible. Seems to have gotten even worse.

[heatcharger]

Terrible, just look at his current name and sig. Probably the most cringe-inducing poster on Atlas, and that's with BRTD on here.

[Intell]

Anyone who says judeo-christian europe is trash.

[This account no longer in use.]

As a friend of his in real life, I do honestly believe that he needs a wake-up call, as I feel like, at least on this forum, he's been acting more erratic recently.

[publicunofficial]

Dude reads too much /pol/ or r/redpill. Whatever his drug of choice is.

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

Classic Conservative is a great example of why Inglorious Basterds should be mandatory viewing in high schools.

[Virginiá]

Wasn't that just a joke (brtd having a kid)

[Santander]

Wasn't that just a joke (brtd having a kid)

Regardless, it doesn't make BRTD's obsession any less despicable or pathetic.

[MASHED POTATOES. VOTE!]

Classic Conservative is a great example of why Inglorious Basterds should be mandatory viewing in high schools.

Why are you doing everything to make me dislike what is otherwise a fine movie?

[FEMA Camp Administrator]

Classic Conservative is a great example of why Inglorious Basterds should be mandatory viewing in high schools.

What? Why?

[Virginiá]

Wasn't that just a joke (brtd having a kid)

Ah, okay, that makes sense. I've always wondered. But like Santander said, that doesn't make it any less disturbing. This is stuff people do when they're 13 or 14, but not 33 (or even >20, for that matter).

Well it's certainly something you don't want to tell people irl - that you are engaged in a bitter feud with a 14 year old online

[Santander]

Wasn't that just a joke (brtd having a kid)

Ah, okay, that makes sense. I've always wondered. But like Santander said, that doesn't make it any less disturbing. This is stuff people do when they're 13 or 14, but not 33 (or even >20, for that matter).

Well it's certainly something you don't want to tell people irl - that you are engaged in a bitter feud with a 14 year old online

The problem is not that it's embarrassing, it's the fact that he is an adult who manufactures any opportunity he can to bully a teenager online. It turns my stomach.

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

Classic Conservative is a great example of why Inglorious Basterds should be mandatory viewing in high schools.

What? Why?

The movie seriously triggers right wingers and racists. Based on the IMDB boards on it (soon RIP) shortly after its release, it was full of fascists raving about how this movie was a "sick sign of what the country has become in Obama's America" (remember this is just shortly after Obama was elected) and ravings about how it "demonized Germans" or screaming that anyone who watched cheering the Basterds or thought they were awesome were just as bad as Nazis or the sort of person who'd probably be a Nazi themselves if they lived in Germany at the time. I can't imagine the alt-right today is too fond of the film for that reason.

[Sprouts Farmers Market ✘]

BRTD, you are a truly evil and wicked person who is so good at living up to the core tenets of Christianity every single day.

[FEMA Camp Administrator]

Classic Conservative is a great example of why Inglorious Basterds should be mandatory viewing in high schools.

What? Why?

The movie seriously triggers right wingers and racists. Based on the IMDB boards on it (soon RIP) shortly after its release, it was full of fascists raving about how this movie was a "sick sign of what the country has become in Obama's America" (remember this is just shortly after Obama was elected) and ravings about how it "demonized Germans" or screaming that anyone who watched cheering the Basterds or thought they were awesome were just as bad as Nazis or the sort of person who'd probably be a Nazi themselves if they lived in Germany at the time. I can't imagine the alt-right today is too fond of the film for that reason.

I assumed you thought that it taught a lesson or something. So the point is to make high school Nazis mad?

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

Classic Conservative is a great example of why Inglorious Basterds should be mandatory viewing in high schools.

What? Why?

The movie seriously triggers right wingers and racists. Based on the IMDB boards on it (soon RIP) shortly after its release, it was full of fascists raving about how this movie was a "sick sign of what the country has become in Obama's America" (remember this is just shortly after Obama was elected) and ravings about how it "demonized Germans" or screaming that anyone who watched cheering the Basterds or thought they were awesome were just as bad as Nazis or the sort of person who'd probably be a Nazi themselves if they lived in Germany at the time. I can't imagine the alt-right today is too fond of the film for that reason.

I assumed you thought that it taught a lesson or something. So the point is to make high school Nazis mad?

The lesson is that being a Nazi is bad.

[FEMA Camp Administrator]

Classic Conservative is a great example of why Inglorious Basterds should be mandatory viewing in high schools.

What? Why?

The movie seriously triggers right wingers and racists. Based on the IMDB boards on it (soon RIP) shortly after its release, it was full of fascists raving about how this movie was a "sick sign of what the country has become in Obama's America" (remember this is just shortly after Obama was elected) and ravings about how it "demonized Germans" or screaming that anyone who watched cheering the Basterds or thought they were awesome were just as bad as Nazis or the sort of person who'd probably be a Nazi themselves if they lived in Germany at the time. I can't imagine the alt-right today is too fond of the film for that reason.

I assumed you thought that it taught a lesson or something. So the point is to make high school Nazis mad?

The lesson is that being a Nazi is bad.

Wouldn't a world history class work in this instance?