>>3506 The fuck is Ng Man-tat

>>3507 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z2CZZYwYpps The old man who is the partner of Stephen Chow in the comedy films back in the 1990s.

>>3506 How about a thread to our fallen heroes? Ng Man-tat, bro aniki recently had an anniversary of his passing, Iwata of course. Two more for the FALLEN HEROES EDITION thread?

>>3509 That's a great idea.

>>3506 >>3507 He was in Shaolin Soccer later too, may be more likely to know that.

>>3472 >Is cancel culture just a massive market manipulation scheme? It is more like a hedged bet that those that are doing the cancelling (ie social media) are able to use virtue signalling to make a greater profit than if they didn't block those with wrongthink. Trump winning the 2016 election was a slight market correction that social media didn't want to notice.

>>3508 Anything else in particular to use for him in the OP?

>>251536 So now kids can just lie on a test and skip school all day?

>>3515 Just refuse to install the app and your kid will simply learn from home since they have no means by which to get into school.

Is the thread dead?

>>3518 No. Just stalled. Things will pick up once the burgers wake up.

>>3519 The only you'd still be asleep is if you live in Hawaii.

>>3520 Aloha!

So, did they reboot Static to be a BLM protester instead of a victim of gangwars? Are the commies going to pretend gang wars aren't a thing and all the black problems come from white people?

>>3520 >implying this thread is full of normalfags who only sleep at night

>>3522 >Are the commies going to pretend gang wars aren't a thing and all the black problems come from white people? >going to They already do. It's been that way for years.

https://archive.ph/wip/DqqUS https://twitter.com/ConceptualJames/status/1367102522889031682 [thinking emoji] I guess their only way to eliminate competition is to smear them since they can't win on merit.

>>3524 So, how true is the historical racism niggers complain? The KKK beatings and such stuff. Because I keep believing it but seeing how they behave I'm starting to think they all made it up.

>>3525 Did you ever had a doubt?

Thread's done. Just need to reach 700 before posting.

>>3526 Oh, i'm sure lynchings happened and i'm also sure innocent blacks got killed from it, but i'd imagine the vast majority of those niggers that got hung deserved it for something or another. It's not quite the same thing because he walked away from it but consider Rodney King: mother fucker led police on a multi-hour chase just because he was driving without a license and police had to beat the shit out of him when eh finally stopped because he was on drugs and wouldn't go down. There were two other black guys in the car but neither of them had the shit beat out of them for it, but rodney king deserved it.

>>3526 Lynchings are definitely real, but how many are specifically the KKK are probably not too clear. Considering how quickly regular people got together to break Leo Frank out of prison just so they could lynch him, I find it highly doubtful that the KKK were the only ones doing the lynching back in those times. It's just that for those cases there was no overarching organisation to blame: decentralised lynchings, if you will.

>>251563 >the national khazar milkers anthem

>>3530 So I got a question, if CIANiggers glow in the dark, and the guy on the plane is CIA, does that mean CIA was glowing while trying to shoot a man before throwing him out of the plane?

>>3532 The dubs, they are unto something.

>>3526 >>3529 Apparently between 1882 and 1968 4,743 people were lynched in the U.S., 3,446 of which were black. So around 40 black people were lynched per year. https://archive.is/8mOh3 A lot of those lychings were for serious crimes, many of which they would probably have been executed for anyway if they hadn't gotten lynched first. Mob justice is much worse than the actual justice system, but that doesn't mean it targeted innocent people every time. By comparison, in Detroit alone there are around 300 murders per year, and nationwide there were 19,141 murders in 2019. Lynching were real, but it was a much smaller phenomenon than the role it plays in popular imagination

>>3489 >>3492 The problem with India is that its country is completely indefensible (China is fucking up with their water supply because they know that they could get the advantage any time they wanted to unless the US comes around) and Indian nationalism is super recent as a concept. Even then there's way too much social distrust because their poor are really poor and their rich are really rich, even compared to the US. Their government is also a mess. I think I read somewhere that the Indians are forced to use one of some standardized abstract symbols for their many democratic parties because so many people are illiterate and they can't tell which part does which. >>3512 Captain Tsubasa J had some great music

>>3535 well i know which one id vote for

>>3536 God damn I forgot all about this. I think I erased it from my memory when the Homestuck community fucked with it.

what happened to ffXIV chan?

>>3534 How the fuck do the lynchings be so looked with fear if they did so little? But also we should think about how many of those deaths are innocent. At least murder is supposed to be persecuted by the law.

>>3539 Guess. You get three sets of parentheses as a starting point.

You know the saying, "Never meet your heroes?" I wonder how much that applies to the deceased featured in the NEW THREAD: >>251788 >>251788 >>251788 >>251788 >>251788 >>251788 >>251788

>>3539 Murder is persecuted by the law, except when the murderer has lawyers that can get their sentence lessened or removed entirely, when the legal system is clogged up by all kinds of inane bullshit so they either speed up or delay the trials, when the judges themselves are of such variable moral fiber that you can hardly trust their judgements. Sometimes you need to outsource justice.