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* While it is over the top [[https://deadspin.com/we-fucking-suck-so-far-a-sorority-girl-lashes-out-at-476159462 A sorority girl emailed her sorority sisters stating the faults she finds with them.]][[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UTqj3P1rmdw.html even comes with a parody video]]
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* In 2023, after going through the regular season undefeated and winning the ACC championship game, the Florida State Seminoles were shockingly left out of the College Football Playoff.[[note]]2023 was the final season before the CFP went from four teams to twelve[[/note]] When given a chance to redeem themselves in the Orange Bowl against the two-time national champion Georgia Bulldogs, 29 players opted out of the game, including 13 of their starters; as a result, a less-experienced Seminole team showed up to play, and Georgia DESTROYED them 63-3. Chris "Mad Dog" Russo of ESPN's ''First Take'' [[https://youtu.be/48w6R87kPPw?si=WIaduo3R9rXK2skl&t=181 went NUCLEAR on the Seminoles,]] calling them a disgrace to college football for squandering an opportunity to prove that they belong in the CFP after weeks of complaining about getting snubbed, and his co-presenters agreed.
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* In 2023, after despite going through the regular season undefeated and winning the ACC championship game, the Florida State Seminoles were shockingly left out of the College Football Playoff.[[note]]2023 was the final season before the CFP went expanded from four teams to twelve[[/note]] twelve.[[/note]] When given a chance to redeem themselves in the Orange Bowl against the two-time national champion Georgia Bulldogs, 29 players opted out of the game, including 13 of their starters; as a result, a less-experienced Seminole team showed up to play, and Georgia DESTROYED them 63-3. Chris "Mad Dog" Russo of ESPN's ''First Take'' [[https://youtu.be/48w6R87kPPw?si=WIaduo3R9rXK2skl&t=181 went NUCLEAR on the Seminoles,]] calling them a disgrace to college football for squandering an opportunity to prove that they belong in the CFP after weeks of complaining about getting snubbed, and his co-presenters agreed.
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* Actor and activist Creator/GeorgeTakei have done this in a [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UACK93xF-FE video]] he filmed back in 2010 to Clint [=McCance=], a now-resigned Arkansas school board member who posted very homophobic stuff on Facebook about wanting gay children to [[SuicideDare kill themselves]]:
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* Actor and activist Creator/GeorgeTakei have done did this in a [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UACK93xF-FE video]] he filmed back in 2010 to Clint [=McCance=], a now-resigned Arkansas school board member who posted very homophobic stuff on Facebook about wanting gay children to [[SuicideDare kill themselves]]:
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* Actor and activist Creator/GeorgeTakei have done this in a [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UACK93xF-FE video] he filmed back in 2010 to Clint [=McCance=], a now-resigned Arkansas school board member who posted very homophobic stuff on Facebook about wanting gay children to [[SuicideDare kill themselves]]:
-->'''George Takei''': Mr. [=McCance=], [[ShutUpHannibal you are a douchebag]]. That's right, a douchebag. No person, let alone an elected school official - whatever their personal or religious beliefs - should ever wish death upon another human being. You apologized for your 'poor choice in words', but you are always going to be a total [[RuleOfThree douchebag]].
-->'''George Takei''': Mr. [=McCance=], [[ShutUpHannibal you are a douchebag]]. That's right, a douchebag. No person, let alone an elected school official - whatever their personal or religious beliefs - should ever wish death upon another human being. You apologized for your 'poor choice in words', but you are always going to be a total [[RuleOfThree douchebag]].
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* Actor and activist Creator/GeorgeTakei have done this in a [https://www.[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UACK93xF-FE video] video]] he filmed back in 2010 to Clint [=McCance=], a now-resigned Arkansas school board member who posted very homophobic stuff on Facebook about wanting gay children to [[SuicideDare kill themselves]]:
-->'''George Takei''': Mr. [=McCance=], [[ShutUpHannibal you are a douchebag]]. That's right, a douchebag. No person, let alone an elected school official - whatever their personal or religious beliefs - should ever wish death upon another human being. You apologized for your [[FreudianExcuse 'poor choice inwords', words']], but you are always going to be a total [[RuleOfThree douchebag]].
-->'''George Takei''': Mr. [=McCance=], [[ShutUpHannibal you are a douchebag]]. That's right, a douchebag. No person, let alone an elected school official - whatever their personal or religious beliefs - should ever wish death upon another human being. You apologized for your [[FreudianExcuse 'poor choice in
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'''WebVideo/TheAnimeMan''': It's not hard Logan. To fucking look up BASIC cultural etiquette before going into another country. It's not hard to go to Aokigahara, read up a little bit on the history of the forest, perhaps before it was called the 'Suicide Forest'. It's not fucking hard to shut off your cameras, even for FIVE minutes, Logan! It's not hard to turn off your camera, just for a little bit!... And I'm not gonna be the first one to say this, and the last one to say this. But I think I speak on behalf of everybody who lives in Japan, has a Japanese family, everybody who loves Japan, and anybody who has only the most respect for the Japanese people, and the culture, and the places, and the way of life. I think I speak on behalf of every single person in saying, [[GetOut Logan, get the FUCK out of my country.]]
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'''WebVideo/TheAnimeMan''': It's not hard Logan. To hard, Logan, to fucking look up BASIC cultural etiquette before going into another country. It's not hard to go to Aokigahara, read up a little bit on the history of the forest, perhaps before it was called the 'Suicide Forest'. It's not fucking hard to shut off your cameras, even for FIVE minutes, Logan! It's not hard to turn off your camera, just for a little bit!... And I'm not gonna be the first one to say this, this and the last one to say this. But this, but I think I speak on behalf of everybody who lives in Japan, has a Japanese family, everybody who loves Japan, and anybody who has only the most respect for the Japanese people, people and the culture, culture and the places, places and the way of life. life - I think I speak on behalf of every single person in saying, saying [[GetOut Logan, get the FUCK out of my country.]]
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* Bierce's better-known contemporary, Creator/MarkTwain was also no slouch at denunciation of deserving targets. While his efforts in ''Literature/HuckleberryFinn'' are well-known, he took on other targets than the American South. His [[https://thegrandarchive.wordpress.com/the-indignity-put-upon-the-remains-of-george-holland-by-the-rev-mr-sabine/ The Indignity Put Upon the Remains of George Holland by the Reverend Mr. Sabine]] was utterly scathing, as were his denunciations of the Belgian atrocities in the Congo Free State and the US war on the Filipinos.
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This enraged Schaefer enough to file a lawsuit against Kendrick, accusing him of libel.
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*Serial killer [[SmugSnake Gerard John Schaefer]], posing as a college student, sent a letter to author Patrick Kendrick, asking for tips on how someone could interview him, describing himself as a deadly killer "worse than Ted Bundy". Kendrick, deeply unimpressed, described Schaefer as hardly intimidating, and as:
-->"a middle-aged, pale and doughy wimp, who preyed on victims that were physically and psychologically weaker than him."
This enraged Schaefer enough to file a lawsuit against Kendrick, accusing him of libel.
-->"a middle-aged, pale and doughy wimp, who preyed on victims that were physically and psychologically weaker than him."
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* In the Norway Debates in Great Britain at the beginning of World War II, Roger Keyes and Leo Amery gave a pair of these to Neville Chamberlain, with Keyes (a retired naval admiral) appearing in full military dress to excoriate Chamberlain on the behalf of the military for the conduct of the Norway campaign, and Amery criticizing the lack of preparation and general lack of fighting spirit and competence in Chamberlain's government. Amery ended by quoting the aforementioned Oliver Cromwell speech: "You have sat too long here for any good you have been doing. Depart, I say, and let us have done with you. In the name of God, go."[[note]]This was later itself quoted by David Davis against UsefulNotes/BorisJohnson after he was found to have held Christmas parties during lockdown.[[/note]] The effect of the speeches was only increased by the fact that both politicians were in the same party as Chamberlain, and the speeches are often credited as a large reason for Chamberlain's subsequent resignation. David Lloyd George also made a fairly brutal speech, saying that the best thing that Chamberlain could do for the war effort was to resign. Honestly, May 1940 was not a good time to be Neville Chamberlain.
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* In the Norway Debates in Great Britain at the beginning of World War II, Roger Keyes and Leo Amery gave a pair of these to Neville Chamberlain, with Keyes (a retired naval admiral) appearing in full military dress to excoriate Chamberlain on the behalf of the military for the conduct of the Norway campaign, and Amery criticizing the lack of preparation and general lack of fighting spirit and competence in Chamberlain's government. Amery ended by quoting the aforementioned Oliver Cromwell speech: "You have sat too long here for any good you have been doing. Depart, I say, and let us have done with you. In the name of God, go."[[note]]This was later itself quoted by David Davis against UsefulNotes/BorisJohnson after he was found to have held Christmas parties violated his own national lockdown regulations during lockdown.the coronavirus pandemic.[[/note]] The effect of the speeches was only increased by the fact that both politicians were in the same party as Chamberlain, and the speeches are often credited as a large reason for Chamberlain's subsequent resignation. David Lloyd George also made a fairly brutal speech, saying that the best thing that Chamberlain could do for the war effort was to resign. Honestly, May 1940 was not a good time to be Neville Chamberlain.
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* On January 27, 1967, astronauts Gus Grissom, Ed White, and Roger Chaffee were killed when a fire broke out in the cockpit during a routine test on the launch pad. The Monday after the fire, Flight Director Gene Kranz called everyone at Mission Control in for a meeting and gave everyone a speech saying that all of them were to blame for the astronauts' deaths. The speech he gave that day became known as the Kranz Dictum:
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-->Now let me speak generally to those who are advocates for white supremacy, or white nationalism. I am talking directly to you. The Constitution protects your right to speak, your right to think, and your right to believe. If you want to waste the blessings of liberty by going down a path of hatred and failed ideologies, that is your choice.
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-->Now let me speak generally to those who are advocates for white supremacy, supremacy or white nationalism. I am talking directly to you. The Constitution protects your right to speak, your right to think, and your right to believe. If you want to waste the blessings of liberty by going down a path of hatred and failed ideologies, that is your choice.
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* ''Series/DoctorWho'' was subject to heavy ExecutiveMeddling in the 1980s by BBC Director of Programming Michael Grade, who personally hated sci-fi and wanted to re-direct its budget to drama and comedy. This came to a head at the end of Colin Baker's final season when showrunner Creator/JohnNathanTurner rejected a cliffhanger ending for "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS23E4TheUltimateFoe Trial of a Time Lord]]" from head writer Creator/EricSaward because he thought it would give Grade the window he sought to cancel. JNT and Saward had been butting heads for a while, and Saward would tender his resignation shortly after sending this memo that told exactly what he thought of Grade, JNT, and the BBC...
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* ''Series/DoctorWho'' was subject to heavy ExecutiveMeddling in the 1980s by BBC Director of Programming Michael Grade, who personally hated sci-fi and wanted to re-direct its budget to drama and comedy. This came to a head at the end of Colin Baker's final season when showrunner Creator/JohnNathanTurner rejected a cliffhanger ending for "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS23E4TheUltimateFoe Trial of a Time Lord]]" from head writer Creator/EricSaward because he thought it would give Grade the window he sought to cancel. JNT and Saward had been butting heads for a while, and Saward would tender his resignation shortly after sending this memo that told exactly what he thought of Grade, JNT, JNT and the BBC...
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* Creator/GeorgeTakei to an Arkansas school board member who wanted gay children to [[SuicideDare kill themselves]]: “Mr. [=McCance=], [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UACK93xF-FE you are a douchebag."]] Takei further explains that he only hopes for [=McCance=] to renounce this toxic mentality, and reaffirms that nobody should wish violence upon another human being for any reason.
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* Actor and activist Creator/GeorgeTakei to an Arkansas school board member who wanted gay children to [[SuicideDare kill themselves]]: “Mr. [=McCance=], [[https://www.have done this in a [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UACK93xF-FE video] he filmed back in 2010 to Clint [=McCance=], a now-resigned Arkansas school board member who posted very homophobic stuff on Facebook about wanting gay children to [[SuicideDare kill themselves]]:
-->'''George Takei''': Mr. [=McCance=], [[ShutUpHannibal you are adouchebag."]] Takei douchebag]]. That's right, a douchebag. No person, let alone an elected school official - whatever their personal or religious beliefs - should ever wish death upon another human being. You apologized for your 'poor choice in words', but you are always going to be a total [[RuleOfThree douchebag]].
**Takei then followed up with another speech in which he further explains that he only hopes for [=McCance=] to renounce this toxic mentality, and reaffirms that nobody should wish violence upon another human being for anyreason.reason:
--->'''Takei''': I can only suspect that [[ArmouredClosetGay you have some, shall I say... issues to work out]], so I've gone and bought this countdown clock (He holds up a countdown timer). I predict that sometime soon, you will find yourself in the headlines again - this time, caught with a rentboy from some [[UsefulNotes/SouthAmerica South American]] country (He then winks), and when that happens, I sincerely hope you do not kill yourself, Mr. [=McCance=], because no one should ever wish that upon someone else.
-->'''George Takei''': Mr. [=McCance=], [[ShutUpHannibal you are a
**Takei then followed up with another speech in which he further explains that he only hopes for [=McCance=] to renounce this toxic mentality, and reaffirms that nobody should wish violence upon another human being for any
--->'''Takei''': I can only suspect that [[ArmouredClosetGay you have some, shall I say... issues to work out]], so I've gone and bought this countdown clock (He holds up a countdown timer). I predict that sometime soon, you will find yourself in the headlines again - this time, caught with a rentboy from some [[UsefulNotes/SouthAmerica South American]] country (He then winks), and when that happens, I sincerely hope you do not kill yourself, Mr. [=McCance=], because no one should ever wish that upon someone else.
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* In August 1836, [[UsefulNotes/TheHouseOfHanover William IV of the United Kingdom]] said this at his birthday banquet in the presence of his sister-in-law Victoria, Duchess of Kent and Strathearn, and his niece, his heiress presumptive [[UsefulNotes/QueenVictoria Princess Alexandrina Victoria of Kent]]. It's not very complimentary to the Duchess:
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* William Seward, Lincoln's secretary of state, had one for Lincoln. Specifically about the Emancipation Proclamation, which, contrary to popular belief, did not free a single slave. As Lincoln's goal was not the end of slavery, but the preservation of the union, he specifically notated that any Confederate territory currently held by the Union (specified down to the county) was completely exempt from the proclamation. Seward had this to say about it:
-->''"We show our symapthy with slavery by emancipating slaves where we cannot reach them and holding them in bondage where we can set them free."''
-->''"We show our symapthy with slavery by emancipating slaves where we cannot reach them and holding them in bondage where we can set them free."''
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* During the [[UsefulNotes/RedOctober Russian Civil War]], General Anton Denikin, commander of the anti-communist White army, forced the resignation of [[Literature/AlwaysWithHonor General Pyotr Wrangel]], who would later ultimately replace him as commander-in-chief. Wrangel was not happy about this, and wrote a long, detailed letter explaining how all of the White Army's difficulties were all Denikin's fault, with extensive documentation to prove it. The letter can be read in full [[https://www.theconundrumcluster.com/p/from-the-archives-general-wrangels?r=z1eyj&utm_medium=ios&utm_campaign=post here]]; one choice excerpt reads as follows:
-->"''The enemy’s successes rose and the inefficiency of your strategy and of your politics became more manifest with every day. The Russian society commenced to see clear. Louder and louder grew the voices of those who demanded the replacement of certain chiefs, whose blamable behavior was evident to all, by others, whose names had remained unblemished amidst the general decline of morals. But the poison of ambition had entered your soul, and drunk with power, surrounded by dishonest flatterers, you thought more of safeguarding your power and authority, than of saving your country.''"
-->"''The enemy’s successes rose and the inefficiency of your strategy and of your politics became more manifest with every day. The Russian society commenced to see clear. Louder and louder grew the voices of those who demanded the replacement of certain chiefs, whose blamable behavior was evident to all, by others, whose names had remained unblemished amidst the general decline of morals. But the poison of ambition had entered your soul, and drunk with power, surrounded by dishonest flatterers, you thought more of safeguarding your power and authority, than of saving your country.''"
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** Even better? Despite Hardy's promising start, it quickly went downhill. After inappropriate tweets, frequent tardiness, and being a bad influence on the younger players on the team, the Cowboys dropped him after a season.
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** [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b14M_JBKY38 In another video, made prior to a game against division rival Pittsburgh]], he delivers one to Steelers fans--particularly Cleveland-area Steelers fans.
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* In 2023, after going through the regular season undefeated and winning the ACC championship game, the Florida State Seminoles were shockingly left out of the College Football Playoff. When given a chance to redeem themselves in the Orange Bowl against the two-time national champion Georgia Bulldogs, 29 players opted out of the game, including 13 of their starters; as a result, a less-experienced Seminole team showed up to play, and Georgia DESTROYED them 63-3. Chris "Mad Dog" Russo of ESPN's ''First Take'' [[https://youtu.be/48w6R87kPPw?si=WIaduo3R9rXK2skl&t=181 went NUCLEAR on the Seminoles,]] calling them a disgrace to college football for squandering an opportunity to prove that they belong in the CFP after weeks of complaining about getting snubbed, and his co-presenters agreed.
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