Vox Day and @AllBiteNoBark88 #racist #fundie #conspiracy

Vox Day and @AllBiteNoBark88 #racist #fundie #conspiracy voxday.net

[From “The Judgment of Paris”]

To the surprise of absolutely no one who has been there in the last ten years, Paris has completely flopped as a host of the Olympic Games. The news that immigrants, filth, and crime are not tourist attractions appears to have somehow been missed by the organizers, who were too occupied with figuring out how to alienate Christians with their satanic little rituals and ushering in the Mark of the Beast with a cashless payment system to bother with catering to potential attendees.

Tweet from The White Rabbit Podcast (@AllBiteNoBark88): "Friends in Paris tell me that Paris is empty.
The Olympics is an expensive flop.
Restaurants are making no money. Tourists have not arrived. I guess they ensured that would happen with their imported migrant crime & pornographic opening ceremony. What has also driven people away is the Olympics is 100% cashless & all products & services are via QR Code,
People literally checked out of hotels because of it. Cashless is FAILING"

Paris is an easy trip, even easier than going from Minneapolis to Chicago. And literally no one I know even considered going there, not even athletes and coaches who are involved in some of the relevant sports at an international level. In fact, no one ever discussed the Olympics at all, very much unlike the recent Euros.

But one good thing did come out of the Olympics. This meme.

Meme contrasting Kim Ye-ji aka Windows/MacOS with Yusuf Dikec aka Linux

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That does indeed look like a city in France. But is it really Paris? And somewhere in the parts of Paris most directly affected by the Olympics? And regardless, when was it actually taken? This is remarkably light traffic, suggesting that it’s in the off-hours (early morning?) or during the pandemic lockdown. July 31 was when the original Xwitter post was made, not necessarily when the photo was taken. Or perhaps we don’t see anybody because they’re all off at the Olympics. This picture says nothing, and a reverse image search with TinEye (of the original, not the screenshot of the Xwitter post) didn’t find any other results, so I couldn’t confirm anything.

Most people in my social groups aren’t talking about the Olympics. Doesn’t mean I can’t find it being discussed excitedly elsewhere. Whatever you’re experiencing isn’t universal.

And I don’t get the meme. Must not be familiar enough with geek culture.

ushering in the Mark of the Beast with a cashless payment system

“Cashless Society” is not the future. It’s been in place for a long time now. I haven’t even used cash *at all* since the mid-2010s, and not a whole lot since the late 1990s. There are still some limited uses for cash (some even legitimate), which is why it hasn’t gone away completely, but it’s not like things go away completely just because they’re mostly or entirely obsolete if people still have a use for them.

From the asshole who celebrated a girl having acid thrown on her.

Well, what was stopping you from going to the 2021 Olympics hosted in a country where cash is trusted more than credit cards, VD?

Oh, wait.

What’ll be stopping you from going to the 2028 Olympics: where the Almighty Dollar is king, VD?

Oh, wait II.

And what’ll be stopping you from going to the 2036 Olympics in say… Seoul? The capital of a country that not only had 5G a year before China, but where many people there already pay via their Samsung phone, thus you can bet spaghetti to kimchi that even more will be doing so should South Korea host another Olympics after 2032 Brisbane.

Oh, wait III: and you’ve struck out VD.

I thought Paris emptied out in August because that's when the Parisians went on vacation.

And the world started going cashless with the invention of the checkbook.

The Paris Olympics: unpopular with slack-jawed yokels. Oh darn.

A fuming nazi. A good sign that they're not getting their evil ways, that diverse society triumphs.