Thank you kindly for the links, I was just about to search for the Manchester Bombing, if I’m being honest I thought “The Troubles” was the name of a book or movie. I didn’t realize they gave such a non-chillant name to such a bloody conflict. Suddenly the meme makes sense though!
What exactly in the above sentence would have suggested to the average person that they should Google search the troubles?
Or are you saying any time I see a nonsensical sentence I should just stop what I’m doing and google search the whole thing?
What exactly in the above sentence would have suggested to the average person that they should Google search the troubles?
Well, I am still under the - maybe naive - impression that people understand context.
If one user writes about “The Troubles” (capitalised), and another mentions “the Manchester blast”, my expectation was that a person is able to put 2 and 2 together and google “The Troubles Manchester blast” at the very least.
The Troubles was so long ago for me that the character quirk went over my head.
The films added the stereotypes. They made the goblins hooked nosed and added a Star of David decoration to the greengots bank floor.
It’s not in the books but Rowling still had huge control over the film so retains responsibility.
That’s not a star of david, and it wasn’t added for the film. That’s the floor of the Freemasons Hall in London.
The masonic seal of Solomon is directly referencing the star of David.
The location was chosen for the film and the 6 pointed star was in shot unaltered.
Its filmed in Australia House.
But maybe don’t include the floor in the center shot when you’re already being accused of antisemitism.
They weren’t actively being accused at that time and, again, that’s not the star of david.
The Seal of Solomon = The Star of David.
No, people were getting suspicious of the possible Goblin = Jew metaphor at that time.
Allow me to hit you with my cane. The Manchester blast was fucking loud.
…wut
Do people no longer know how to google things?
They never really did.
Also I never really used Google. I am a duckduckgo or brave search or even startpage type of guy.
Just FYI - Startpage is also using Google’s search index, so you’re kind of also “googling”.
Thank you kindly for the links, I was just about to search for the Manchester Bombing, if I’m being honest I thought “The Troubles” was the name of a book or movie. I didn’t realize they gave such a non-chillant name to such a bloody conflict. Suddenly the meme makes sense though!
Thanks again!
It tends to attract negative attention if you admit there’s a civil war going on.
In the future, we’ll look back sadly on the current Times of Greatness.
According to the White House - this is the “Golden Age”.
I love how he says trillions of dollars without a fucking shred of proof.
What exactly in the above sentence would have suggested to the average person that they should Google search the troubles?
Or are you saying any time I see a nonsensical sentence I should just stop what I’m doing and google search the whole thing?
Well, I am still under the - maybe naive - impression that people understand context.
If one user writes about “The Troubles” (capitalised), and another mentions “the Manchester blast”, my expectation was that a person is able to put 2 and 2 together and google “The Troubles Manchester blast” at the very least.