Show resiliance in the face of the Censor attack all boards that are slow tonight
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Anonymous2011-01-17 22:42
WHERE OH WHERE IS MY /NEW/?
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Anonymous2011-01-17 22:43
1. Martin Luther King frequented Communist Meeting Halls in the 50's.
2. Martin Luther King's associate, advisor, and personal secretary was one Bayard Rustin, a known Communist.
3. Moot deletes /new/, the only board for legitimate political discussion on this socialist shithole of a page.
All of this points to one thing: moot is black. It's the only logical conclusion to draw. The whole "Christopher Poole" thing was a ruse, moot's real name in Lucius "Pedobear" Jackson, an inmate in Sing-Sing serving a 50 year sentence for molesting a white girl.
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There was no legitimate political discussion at all, it was just a giant trollfest circlejerk, far far worse than /b/ could ever have been, and really was just a waste of bandwidth; it was a real smart decision for moot to delete it, but now of course the trolls are just going to pollute /int/ as they started to do a few months ago. Theres funny trolls, but these were just sad, boring copypasta shit all over the fucking board.
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Anonymous2011-01-17 23:35
I'm so bummed. Serious.
What the hell is moot doing?
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Anonymous2011-01-17 23:48
On Jan. 31, 1977, Martin Luther King's FBI records were sealed by court order until the year 2027 because, as his wife said, "its release would destroy his reputation." These records are rumored to contain instances of bizarre sexual perversion and homosexuality, and proof that King was under the direct orders of Soviet spies and financed by the Communist Party.
The Wall Street Journal (Nov.9, 1990) disclosed that Stanford University editors of The Papers of Martin Luther King, Jr. have long known that King was guilty of plagiarism in his l955 Boston University doctoral thesis, having lifted significant portions from the works of other writers and graduate students.
Martin Luther King frequently enjoyed prostitutes and paid for them with his church's money. Still, congress has voted to make King's birthday a national holiday, in most places replacing Columbus Day or Washington's Birthday as an official observance.
Almost every state in the union has a King holiday, and almost every city has a King Boulevard or King Civic Center. Yet the electoral evidence suggests that Americans will almost always vote down honors for King when given a chance.
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Anonymous2011-01-17 23:51
A board like this is actually more appropriate for political discussion. You don't need imageboard capabilities to discuss politics and current events. If a story revolves around a photo, you can link to it.
Not like anybody on /new/ actually discussed a damn thing.