@ChristinaJuneee “I criticized a person in public, but their fans better not respond to the criticism in any way. Because they have a much larger audience than I do, and I’m just a little bean, so that would be bullying.” - an idiot
Why do corpos think this helps them?
All you do when you do shit like this, is draw more attention to yourselves than just letting the event go through ever would have garnered.
So now you have the original cancel freaks still mad at you, because they are people bereft of the virtue of forgiveness and never forget the ‘slight’ of giving a chud a venue.
And now you have Kirsche’s fans and friends and her friends fans pissed at you, because you decided to cave while also being slimy little rats about the entire thing and cancelling with only a few days notice.
Caving to the cancel mob never works.
I was today years old when I learned how to quote other posts, instead of just replying in the chain or retweeting.
Yes, I am a spiritual boomer when it comes to technology.
Don’t know who Sailer is, but as to Moldbug, you realize that you have the option to just…not buy the book?
Even if I accept the idea Curtis Yarvin is a dangerous idealogue that must never ever be encountered, read, or considered, the majority of the options on the publishers list are completely unobjectionable.
If you go to Munich and skip the Asamkirche, you really missed out! 🇩🇪
Built between 1733 and 1746 by sculptor Egid Quirin Asam and painter Cosmas Damian Asam, Munich’s Asamkirche was originally constructed as a private family chapel before public outcry forced the brothers to open its doors to the community.
Today, it stands as one of Southern Germany’s most celebrated Late Baroque and Rococo masterpieces, packing a breathtaking density of gilt stucco, marble, and intricate ceiling frescoes into an remarkably narrow footprint.
The church’s design uses dramatic theatrical illumination to mirror religious symbolism: the dimly lit lower seating area represents earthly suffering, while strategically hidden upper windows bathe the heavenly ceiling fresco in natural light.