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[004] antva

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However, yes, most of it is due to gaining an impression from what she has actually done in the past, and then seeing patch-on justifications for it. She also continues to invade and violate others to extremes in a very offhanded manner, so it\'s lots of little pieces fitting together into a whole for me. The whole \

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However, yes, most of it is due to gaining an impression from what she has actually done in the past, and then seeing patch-on justifications for it. She also continues to invade and violate others to extremes in a very offhanded manner, so it\\\'s lots of little pieces fitting together into a whole for me. The whole \\\"erase your every happy memory\\\" speech she gave to Elixir does of course stand out in memory, but she recurrently invades, belittles, and plays with people like toys.

For the most recent example (which means that I remember it outright rather than more diffuse blends of thousands of impressions) is when she traumatised the criminal Mandrill for life by making him see all women as monsters along with a trademark SmugSuper HannibalLecture OneLiner, rather than simply turn him over to the police with a mental block for using his powers or somesuch. I mean the guy already was severely disfigured, so he had it bad enough already, and she could easily have done it in a less traumatising fashion.

[003] antva

31st Jan '11 at 12:33:59 PM

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SoYeah, she started out as a female and much better looking, but also even more extreme, version of Silvio Berlusconi, and I can neither stand endorsements of that type, nor see much matter-of-fact conceptual difference between real-world or fictional concepts. There has never been much of a social line of influence between the two going by any research or history that I have seen, and as such idealisation or vilification in one context automatically influences the other. Speaking in terms of social influence it all very much tends to flow together. As Frank Miller almost outright admitted of the movie ThreeHundred, it was a piece of propaganda, and it has had an enormous effect on neo-fascist groups both online and, yes, in Berlusconi\'s Italy.

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SoYeah, she started out as a female and much better looking, but also even more extreme, version of Silvio Berlusconi, and I can neither stand endorsements of that type, nor see much matter-of-fact conceptual difference between real-world or fictional concepts in terms of memetic propaganda. There has never been much of a social line of influence between the two going by any research or history that I have seen, and as such idealisation or vilification in one context automatically influences the other. Speaking in terms of social influence it all very much tends to flow together. As Frank Miller almost outright admitted of the movie ThreeHundred, it was a piece of propaganda, and it has had an enormous effect on neo-fascist groups both online and, yes, in Berlusconi\\\'s Italy.

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However, yes, most of it is due to gaining an impression from what she has actually done in the past, and then seeing patch-on justifications for it. She also continues to invade and violate others to extremes in a very offhanded manner, so it\'s lots of little pieces fitting together into a whole for me. The whole \

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However, yes, most of it is due to gaining an impression from what she has actually done in the past, and then seeing patch-on justifications for it. She also continues to invade and violate others to extremes in a very offhanded manner, so it\\\'s lots of little pieces fitting together into a whole for me. The whole \\\"erase your every happy memory\\\" speech she gave to Elixir does of course stand out in memory, but she recurrently invades and plays with people like toys.

For the most recent example (which means that I remember it outright rather than more diffuse blends of thousands of impressions) is when she traumatised the criminal Mandrill for life by making him see all women as monsters along with a trademark SmugSuper HannibalLecture OneLiner, rather than simply turn him over to the police with a mental block for using his powers or somesuch. I mean the guy already was severely disfigured, so he had it bad enough already, and she could easily have done it in a less traumatising fashion.

[002] antva

31st Jan '11 at 12:26:10 PM

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SoYeah, she started out as a female and much better looking, but also even more extreme, version of Silvio Berlusconi, and I can neither stand endorsements of that type, nor see much matter-of-fact conceptual difference between real-world or fictional concepts. There has never been much of a social line of influence between the two going by any reliable research or history that I have read, and as such idealisation or vilification in one context automatically influences the other. Speaking in terms of social influence it all very much tends to flow together. As Frank Miller almost outright admitted of the movie ThreeHundred, it was a piece of propaganda, and it has had an enormous effect on neo-fascist groups both online and, yes, in Berlusconi\'s Italy.

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SoYeah, she started out as a female and much better looking, but also even more extreme, version of Silvio Berlusconi, and I can neither stand endorsements of that type, nor see much matter-of-fact conceptual difference between real-world or fictional concepts. There has never been much of a social line of influence between the two going by any research or history that I have seen, and as such idealisation or vilification in one context automatically influences the other. Speaking in terms of social influence it all very much tends to flow together. As Frank Miller almost outright admitted of the movie ThreeHundred, it was a piece of propaganda, and it has had an enormous effect on neo-fascist groups both online and, yes, in Berlusconi\\\'s Italy.

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However, yes, most of it is due to gaining an impression from what she has actually done in the past, and then seeing patch-on justifications for it. She also continues to invade and violate others to extremes in a very offhanded manner, so it\'s lots of little pieces fitting together into a whole for me. The whole \

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However, yes, most of it is due to gaining an impression from what she has actually done in the past, and then seeing patch-on justifications for it. She also continues to invade and violate others to extremes in a very offhanded manner, so it\\\'s lots of little pieces fitting together into a whole for me. The whole \\\"erase your every happy memory\\\" speech she gave to Elixir does of course stand out in memory, but she recurrently invades and plays with people like toys.

For the most recent example (which means that I remember it outright rather than more diffuse blends of thousands of impressions) is when she traumatised the criminal Mandrill for life by making him see all women as monsters along with a trademark SmugSuper HannibalLecture OneLiner, rather than simply turn him over to the police with a mental block for using his powers or somesuch. I mean the guy already was severely disfigured, so he had it bad enough already, and she could easily have done it in a less traumatising fashion.

[001] antva

31st Jan '11 at 12:25:46 PM

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It\'s a LiteralMinded matter-of-fact impression actually. Amoral, sadist, supremacist, rapist, torturer, murderer, CorruptCorporateExecutive, manipulator, extreme sociopath, strong MagnificentBastard TheHedonist tendencies, etc... yeah, except for the homophobia I think that the two seemed spot-on similar. Homophobia is the only odd one out, but PoliticallyIncorrectVillain doesn\'t really come up to the scale of much of the rest, and she did use to be a supremacist, although a fictional version, SoYeah, she\'s a female and much better looking version of Silvio Berlusconi, and I can\'t stand endorsements of that type.

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It\\\'s a LiteralMinded matter-of-fact impression actually. Amoral, sadist, supremacist, rapist, torturer, murderer, CorruptCorporateExecutive, manipulator, extreme sociopath, strong MagnificentBastard TheHedonist tendencies, etc... yeah, except for the homophobia I think that the two seemed spot-on similar. Homophobia is the only odd one out, but PoliticallyIncorrectVillain doesn\\\'t really come up to the scale of much of the rest, and she did use to be a supremacist, although a fictional version.

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SoYeah, she started out as a female and much better looking, but also even more extreme, version of Silvio Berlusconi, and I can neither stand endorsements of that type, nor see much matter-of-fact conceptual difference between real-world or fictional concepts. There has never been much of a social line of influence between the two going by any reliable research or history that I have read, and as such idealisation or vilification in one context automatically influences the other. Speaking in terms of social influence it all very much tends to flow together. As Frank Miller almost outright admitted of the movie ThreeHundred, it was a piece of propaganda, and it has had an enormous effect on neo-fascist groups both online and, yes, in Berlusconi\\\'s Italy.

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