[Live] PIPPAPOSTING

[famous artist pipkun]

Are you in a theater? Put your phone away fag.

Pipkun, the Melinated Moviegoer

This is Pipkun, he's probably watching a crackhead reenact the movie using actual Barbie dolls in some back alley.

nah some ones projecting it on their apartment wall

 

[Realticule]

nah some ones projecting it on their apartment wall

I think I win as that's so ghetto it's closest to my guess.

 

[Spergatory]

nah some ones projecting it on their apartment wall

Have you seen gambling ads yet?

 

[Topo Chico]

Pippa takes the position that: pastry gun pointing at a child's classmates is immoral.
This has a number of assumptions, some of which she expounds upon. 1. school shooting is an "epidemic" 2. children who respect the rules of gun safety wouldn't take such an action. 3. it's indicative of an otherwise antisocial personality to do such an action

Half assed refutation of 1. There were 46 school shootings in 2022*1 where 34 students and adults died*2

https://archive.ph/8b4nG *1
https://www.sandyhookpromise.org/blog/gun-violence/facts-about-gun-violence-and-school-shootings/ *2

There are about 50 million students in school in the united states. *3
https://nces.ed.gov/fastfacts/display.asp?id=372 *3

An epidemic is defined by merriam-webster as: "affecting or tending to affect a disproportionately large number of individuals within a population, community, or region at the same time"
34/50,000,000 is not an epidemic by definition.

of assumption 2. the popularity of childhood games such as cops and robbers or cowboys and indians which commonly include pretend firearms and killing easily disproves this. it stands to reason that many of the children who play these games are also aware of the rules of gun safety. the idea of make believe or "pretend" means these rules do not apply and the children understand that it is still wrong to inflict real violence against their friends or classmates.

related to this is the prevalence to nerf guns which are used by youths to play and shoot at each other/pretend kill their friends/have wars. this may not be at school, but the moral doesn't necessarily change just because the venue changed. if schools allowed nerf guns you would likely see nerf battle at schools as well with the same proposed "disregard" to gun safety. A gun is a gun, a pastry gun is not a gun. It's the same sort of arguments for/against vermintide. A trans woman is not a woman and shouldn't be treated like a woman ect. How you treat a trans woman can not be indicative in how you treat women.

3. the united states has a culture that includes a heavy prevalence and usage of firearms. the mere action of eating a pastry in to the shape of the gun and "pew pew pewing" at at the students classmates does not indicate intrinsic antisocial personality. theres a leap of logic there. absent an expressed wish to be inflicting pain or death on their classmates through the metaphorical act.
there are a multitude of reasons that a child may have taken such an action, most involve some sort of play or make believe. it has not been proven that the child actually wished harm on his classmates. to immediately assume the child is deranged for what is likely play (based on 2) is not logical.

THE KID DINDU NUFFIN PIPPA

 

[famous artist pipkun]

Have you seen gambling ads yet?

man focuse your ass on piopa

 

[Superduper Samurai]

Pippa takes the position that: pastry gun pointing at a child's classmates is immoral.
This has a number of assumptions, some of which she expounds upon. 1. school shooting is an "epidemic" 2. children who respect the rules of gun safety wouldn't take such an action. 3. it's indicative of an otherwise antisocial personality to do such an action

Half assed refutation of 1. There were 46 school shootings in 2022*1 where 34 students and adults died*2
View attachment 44302
https://archive.ph/8b4nG *1
https://www.sandyhookpromise.org/blog/gun-violence/facts-about-gun-violence-and-school-shootings/ *2

There are about 50 millionstudents in school in the united states. *3
https://nces.ed.gov/fastfacts/display.asp?id=372 *3

An epidemic is defined by merriam-webster as: "affecting or tending to affect a disproportionately large number of individuals within a population, community, or region at the same time"
34/50,000,000 is not an epidemic by definition.

of assumption 2. the popularity of childhood games such as cops and robbers or cowboys and indians which commonly include pretend firearms and killing easily disproves this. it stands to reason that many of the children who play these games are also aware of the rules of gun safety. the idea of make believe or "pretend" means these rules do not apply and the children understand that it is still wrong to inflict real violence against their friends or classmates.

related to this is the prevalence to nerf guns which are used by youths to play and shoot at each other/pretend kill their friends/have wars. this may not be at school, but the moral doesn't necessarily change just because the venue changed. if schools allowed nerf guns you would likely see nerf battle at schools as well with the same proposed "disregard" to gun safety. A gun is a gun, a pastry gun is not a gun. It's the same sort of arguments for/against vermintide. A trans woman is not a woman and shouldn't be treated like a woman ect. How you treat a trans woman can not be indicative in how you treat women.

3. the united states has a culture that includes a heavy prevalence and usage of firearms. the mere action of eating a pastry in to the shape of the gun and "pew pew pewing" at at the students classmates does not indicate intrinsic antisocial personality. theres a leap of logic there. absent an expressed wish to be inflicting pain or death on their classmates through the metaphorical act.
there are a multitude of reasons that a child may have taken such an action, most involve some sort of play or make believe. it has not been proven that the child actually wished harm on his classmates. to immediately assume the child is deranged for what is likely play (based on 2) is not logical.

THE KID DINDU FUNNIN PIPPA

yeah but acktually he was suspended before so lil shit deserved it

 

[node]

Not surprised the woman who has the fetish for criminals played the Serial Killer VN.

 

[Security]

Shit.

Yamanba I'm watching Pippa I can't read all this right now.

 

[thhrang]

Pippa takes the position that: pastry gun pointing at a child's classmates is immoral.
This has a number of assumptions, some of which she expounds upon. 1. school shooting is an "epidemic" 2. children who respect the rules of gun safety wouldn't take such an action. 3. it's indicative of an otherwise antisocial personality to do such an action

Half assed refutation of 1. There were 46 school shootings in 2022*1 where 34 students and adults died*2
View attachment 44302
https://archive.ph/8b4nG *1
https://www.sandyhookpromise.org/blog/gun-violence/facts-about-gun-violence-and-school-shootings/ *2

There are about 50 millionstudents in school in the united states. *3
https://nces.ed.gov/fastfacts/display.asp?id=372 *3

An epidemic is defined by merriam-webster as: "affecting or tending to affect a disproportionately large number of individuals within a population, community, or region at the same time"
34/50,000,000 is not an epidemic by definition.

of assumption 2. the popularity of childhood games such as cops and robbers or cowboys and indians which commonly include pretend firearms and killing easily disproves this. it stands to reason that many of the children who play these games are also aware of the rules of gun safety. the idea of make believe or "pretend" means these rules do not apply and the children understand that it is still wrong to inflict real violence against their friends or classmates.

related to this is the prevalence to nerf guns which are used by youths to play and shoot at each other/pretend kill their friends/have wars. this may not be at school, but the moral doesn't necessarily change just because the venue changed. if schools allowed nerf guns you would likely see nerf battle at schools as well with the same proposed "disregard" to gun safety. A gun is a gun, a pastry gun is not a gun. It's the same sort of arguments for/against vermintide. A trans woman is not a woman and shouldn't be treated like a woman ect. How you treat a trans woman can not be indicative in how you treat women.

3. the united states has a culture that includes a heavy prevalence and usage of firearms. the mere action of eating a pastry in to the shape of the gun and "pew pew pewing" at at the students classmates does not indicate intrinsic antisocial personality. theres a leap of logic there. absent an expressed wish to be inflicting pain or death on their classmates through the metaphorical act.
there are a multitude of reasons that a child may have taken such an action, most involve some sort of play or make believe. it has not been proven that the child actually wished harm on his classmates. to immediately assume the child is deranged for what is likely play (based on 2) is not logical.

THE KID DINDU FUNNIN PIPPA

Good post, a shame that she'll probably never read it, and if she does see it, she'll ignore it because too long and she's right, you're wrong.

She embodies this.

 

[Salado]

Didn't she took a pic of her pointing her revolver at her colgate-dude plushie?

 

[lvl8]

I hear her saying feeder class.

 

[Security]

I hear her saying feeder class.

Can't unhear, fuck you.

 

[node]

You can use acting class to use useful things like lying and other similar business skills that you don't learn in business class. That's why Pibba.
e. Class

 

[Hff201]

What the fuck is she going on about now

 

[Spergatory]

I hear her saying feeder class.

I thought she was calling out Null and Lumi at first.

 

[Pippenis Inspector]

>theater is a dumb hobby
>is an avid gacha addict and proud of it

 

[Titanosaurus]

WHOA, something happened with Pippa in theatre class

 

[Realticule]

I thought she was going to say you can work at a gas station with an art degree.

 

[Hff201]

WHOA, something happened with Pippa in theatre class

Her class got held up by a kid with a poptart gun.

 

[thhrang]

Kirsche just got an email from Reddit about something about 3 year olds and pointing nerf guns at people, the glowies are listening to Kirsche.