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Templeusox

Member
Oct 25, 2017
4,257
It's easier to go viral with something dumb than with something good. Seems like that's Marketing 101 nowadays.
 

GraveRobberX

Banned
Oct 25, 2017
2,056
Nah mate, it's a day in the year in which we use this as an excuse to wear green and get pissed the fuck up.

Ps.
I'm Irish.

Well, to be fair, the U.S. (and others I'm sure) has spent decades ensuring it's a day of obscene alcoholism and debauchery

I've had friends and family say it's quite a spectacle in Ireland too

Well that's a given, but come on it had humble beginnings ya drunkies


Also did the dude who was dancing pull out every urban move under the sun
How the fuck is the whip and nae nae Irish?
 

CellarDoor

Banned
Oct 27, 2017
316
User Banned (3 days): Racial generalization
Happy White Man's Day!

*p.s. footage may or may not be of brown people getting killed on this holiest of white days*
 

Mr.Mike

Member
Oct 25, 2017
1,677
Somebody forgot they were supposed to make a St.Patrick's Day video until their boss asked them about it yesterday.
 

GraveRobberX

Banned
Oct 25, 2017
2,056
Eh, it's pretty dumb but it's just footage of training and testing.

What does it have to do with today's holiday!?

It would be like ISIS beheads someone and four leaf clovers come gushing out

Just wish a good holiday and move on, why show the military dominance and showing of rounds being launched covered up by ugly ass Adobe Effects
 

djplaeskool

Member
Oct 26, 2017
19,792
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KHarvey16

Banned
Oct 27, 2017
9,193
What does it have to do with today's holiday!?

It would be like ISIS beheads someone and four leaf clovers come gushing out

Just wish a good holiday and move on, why show the military dominance and showing of rounds being launched covered up by ugly ass Adobe Effects

What does getting hammered have to do with the holiday? There's no need to pull a "true meaning of christmas" routine here. It's just a dumb video.
 

dusteatingbug

Member
Dec 1, 2017
1,393
American military marketing is all based on this weird conception of war as a fun vacation or gap year or something where no one who matters actually gets killed.

Like, look at this shit

 

Deleted member 4552

User requested account closure
Banned
Oct 25, 2017
2,570
This ain't 1914. They are white.

And even if you can argue that "Irish" aren't white. This is the US Army celebration of a very Irish-American relationship. And Irish-Americans are deemed white. The whitest in fact.

But save that debate for another thread.
I couldn't give a fuck about Irish Americans.

This is the Irish national holiday not "White people's day".

That can get fucked.
 

capitalCORN

Banned
Oct 26, 2017
10,436
The same thing that changed with Italians, Germans, a bunch of other groups, and currently some White Hispanics, they assimilated them into being White Americans
Funny thing about White Hispanics. There's some twitter business of Spaniards and Portuguese calling themselves Latinos and it's a low sizzle drama at the moment.
 

CellarDoor

Banned
Oct 27, 2017
316
I couldn't give a fuck about Irish Americans.

This is the Irish national holiday not "White people's day".

That can get fucked.
Then ask yourself why is the US military tweeting a celebration about an Irish phenomenon with a celebration of guns and missiles?

Do you see the Irish doing this?

From the US perspective St Paddys day is an Irish American day of drinking and debauchery. Which is what the tweet hints at. A day of frivolous merrily. So from their perspective, this St Paddy's Day is an Irish American celebration.

Either way. The tweet either makes no sense. Or is a celebration in a very wrong way. And from a predominantly white perspective.
 

Deleted member 4552

User requested account closure
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Oct 25, 2017
2,570
Then ask yourself why is the US military tweeting a celebration about an Irish phenomenon with a celebration of guns and missiles?

Do you see the Irish doing this?

From the US perspective St Paddys day is an Irish American day of drinking and debauchery. Which is what the tweet hints at. A day of frivolous merrily. So from their perspective, this St Paddy's Day is an Irish American celebration.

Either way. The tweet either makes no sense. Or is a celebration in a very wrong way. And from a predominantly white perspective.

Of course it makes no sense, we are a neutral non aggressive people. Its literal cultural appropriation for a killing machine.

Calling our national holiday white peoples day is offensive in the extreme to any Irish person, reducing us to our skin tone and removing any differentiation from our neighbours and i shouldn't have to explain why that's offensive and frankly fucking racist.
 

loquaciousJenny

The Fallen
Oct 25, 2017
2,457
American military marketing is all based on this weird conception of war as a fun vacation or gap year or something where no one who matters actually gets killed.

Like, look at this shit


My highschool had a Jr. ROTC class and I swear people in that class were so unsettling, it was just filled with dudes who act like war is a video game and spout propaganda everywhere about how fun it is.
 

CellarDoor

Banned
Oct 27, 2017
316
Of course it makes no sense, we are a neutral non aggressive people. Its literal cultural appropriation for a killing machine.

Calling our national holiday white peoples day is offensive in the extreme to any Irish person, reducing us to our skin tone and removing any differentiation from our neighbours and i shouldn't have to explain why that's offensive and frankly fucking racist.
I wasn't posting from an Irish perspective.

It was an Irish-American one. Which is pretty much who the US Army is tweeting to.
 

BMW

Banned
Oct 25, 2017
2,703
That was pretty funny. I want to see the Navy and Airforce do one lol.