These rants are not only the result of several personality disorders, they are an answer to the wave of posivitiy that has assaulted the internet with millions of annoying memes and quotes. Negativity and anti-social behavior have come under attack in recent years by the so-called positive thinking movement. Its time someone fought back! Yes I sometimes have negative thoughts, and yes I sometimes say negative things. Is that alright with you facist positivity police of the internet?
Wednesday, June 4, 2014
Caption This
With D-Day coming up its time to reflect on the many momentous earth shaking events that changed the world and shaped the times. The consequences of these events reverberate across time as do the words of the leaders that put them into motion, but until now mankind was lacking a very important tool for documenting these sort of moments. I am of course referring to instagram. Just imagine captioning the mushroom cloud over Hiroshima, or the brains flying out of JFK's head. What sort of witty remarks could people set against the backdrop of Normandy or Gettysburg? Also what would the world leaders at the time have tweeted? After the massacre of Polish officers in the Katayn forest would Stalin have said: "Massacring surrendering forces? Kind of a dick move Adolph" and would Hitler have responded with: "Haters will make up lies about you to try and bring you down, but don't stop pushing. Deutschland uber alles!"
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