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Ian Miles Cheong

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7 Jan

A few years ago a psycho harassed and threatened my family so I reported him to the cops and they told him to knock it off.

Don’t mess with someone’s family.

Also, FYI? Calling the cops on someone isn’t the same as SWATing. Really fucked up what they did to Tim Pool tonight.

Stop saying “Tim Pool staged it.” Do you have proof that he staged it? Why would he do that?

It wasn’t just simple threats. This guy, who had a following on YouTube, posted my parents’ address on livestreams and tried to get people to hack into my bank account and emails. I’d already been previously stalked IRL by Benjamin Barber (look it up) so I wasn’t taking chances.

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Ian Miles Cheong

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5 Jan

Arrested for walking a dog. Welcome to the new normal. The people complain and protest from behind a window, but ultimately accept it.

Uniforms are powerful. No one engages to stop the arrest because they’ll be singled out as individuals by the group in matching outfits.

If you want to resist tyranny you need to actually organize. Uniforms work.

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Ian Miles Cheong

@stillgray

4 Jan

Curfews have the opposite effect of limiting the spread of an infectious disease. Instead they force people to crowd grocery stores and transit stations in the few hours of the day when they're not at work.

It's as if none of the people in charge knows a damn thing about traffic flow modeling.

Curfews and lockdowns create bottlenecks. Bottlenecks produce congestion and crowding. Crowding enhances the spread of infectious airborne diseases, effectively creating a super-spreader event in every crowd.

Good job idiots.

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Ian Miles Cheong

@stillgray

26 Dec 21

Don't Look Up would've been a better movie if it wasn't shitting on working class people the whole time.

I think the real (good) takeaway from the movie is that scientists don't know how to communicate with the public and their message often gets lost in translation.

I also liked how the movie isn't afraid to swing at the corporate left. Taken as a metaphor for the climate crisis, corporations are just monetizing the whole situation with "green" marketing.

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Ian Miles Cheong

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23 Dec 21

Matrix: Resurrections is a woke backlash to right-wing populism rebelnews.com/matrix_resurre…

The bad guy says “facts don’t care about your feelings.”

The movie is pretty poorly written. If you’re a right winger the Analyst will appeal to you, but he’s not supposed to. The writers don’t want him to appeal to the viewer and yet they failed at that. The film makes sense to leftists who’ve had portions of their brain shut off.

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Ian Miles Cheong

@stillgray

17 Dec 21

California parents confront ‘woke’ teachers for indoctrinating kids into transgenderism rebelnews.com/california_par…

The teachers developed strategies to find kids susceptible to indoctrination, talked to them without their parents' knowledge. Then they lied to their parents about the "equality club," helped them change their names, and threatened to call CPS on parents for not going along.

The teachers aren't the only ones responsible for this indoctrination. There's a culture children are being exposed to that's not really being talked about. Teens' furry, anime, art and fan communities on Discord are a large part of this. Entirely unmoderated spaces for groomers.

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