#CounterCult
Meh, regular econ is indistinguishable from a cult, having a countercult can only improve things…
March 11, 2026 at 2:47 AM
Happy 89th Birthday To George Carlin In Heaven
George Denis Patrick Carlin (May 12, 1937 – June 22, 2008) Was An American Stand-Up Comedian, Actor, Author, And Social Critic. Regarded As One Of The Most Important And Influential Stand-Up Comedians Of All Time, He Was Dubbed "The Dean Of Countercult
May 12, 2026 at 8:40 PM
Adding alternate lore that exists only for porn of a sort of countercult to the trepa who consider them a symbolic object of immortality so bringing them to suffering edging death is even more holy
#jeudick
January 9, 2026 at 9:17 AM
"Like-Minded people." You mean the one-track countercult of proselytizing people who viciously attack anyone who posts a meme made with their taboo technology on social media?

Yeah. You're fightin' the good fight there, sport.
August 26, 2026 at 10:37 AM
Friend, you sound like you're in a countercult.
July 30, 2025 at 12:07 AM
The ONLY way out, and you WILL find its like the wizard of Oz but with bridge burning, eeevil leader! :( And you are both info-exhausted members in a) cult with said leader too overtired to quit(YOU know it takes EFFORT quitting, right?)
b) automatic leaderless countercult too tired to START DOING!
August 27, 2025 at 11:29 PM
I should note that the terms I use here--anticult and countercult--are not universally accepted, with some using other terminology to refer to the same factions. As long as you understand the factions, it doesn't really matter to me what precise terminology you use.
December 7, 2024 at 7:01 AM
The countercult movement also opposes what it deems "cults" (though it may not agree with the anti-cultists on what is a "cult"), largely because of a belief in the notion of "mind control." People in this movement also tend to promote the idea of "deprogramming," with some even
December 7, 2024 at 6:41 AM
On PBS, Fonda Laments People Who Used IEDs at Pipeline Protest Are Called Terrorists - News Busters, #MediaBias
On PBS, Fonda Laments People Who Used IEDs at Pipeline Protest Are Called Terrorists
There is something about eco-terrorism and pipelines that seems to get public broadcasting excited. The latest installment in this series came on Thursday’s Amanpour and Company on PBS as actress and far-left activist Jane Fonda lamented to host Christiane Amanpour that people who used IEDs at a North Dakota pipeline protest have been “called domestic terrorists.” Of course, neither Fonda nor Amanpour found such information relevant. Amanpour led Fonda by lamenting there is no great counterculture movement like there was when Fonda was younger, “What do you think, as an activist and a counterculture member of the '60s, while you were being a great actress as well, you were also right in the middle of the counterculture. There doesn't seem to be an evolved counterculture in the West anymore. The '60s, whether it was in Paris when you were living in France, whether it was in the United States, all over, it was somehow people responding to what was happening to threaten their freedoms. Why—?”     Fonda, who thinks joking about murdering people for their political beliefs is hilarious, replied, “Well, right now, if—you know, the counterculture, it's not like it was in the '60s, because this is—the needs are different right now. But we can't allow the people who are kind of counter to be called domestic terrorists. Greenpeace was just—they were sued at a trial in North Dakota. They were sued, and now they have to figure out what to do about it. $660 million, it's called a SLAPP suit. It's using Greenpeace as an example to silence public protest. We can't allow this to happen. We just have to fight it.” Back in 2017, project executive for the Dakota Access Pipeline and Executive Vice President of Energy Transfer Partners Joey Mahmoud told Congress that: Protestors assaulted numerous pipeline personnel, one of whom required hospitalization. Millions of dollars in construction equipment was destroyed. Two publicly owned vehicles were burned and a pistol was fired at law enforcement personnel. The makings of improvised explosive devices were found at a bridge crossing, one of which exploded causing a protestor to lose her arm. Local ranchers reported incidences of stolen cattle, buffalo, fuel, and farm equipment. As of February 9, over 660 protestors have been arrested for arson, criminal trespass, interference with law enforcement personnel, and in one case, attempted murder. Fewer than 6% of those arrested are from North Dakota. A year earlier, the North Dakota governor’s office also referenced gunshots, IEDs, and killed livestock. Despite the fact that Fonda was ostensibly on to promote the idea that free speech is under attack, for some reason, Amanpour’s “truthful, not neutral” side did not emerge after Fonda’s omission of shooters, bomb makers, and killed cattle. Instead, she detoured into remembering the life of Robert Redford. Here is a transcript for the October 2 show: PBS Amanpour and Company 10/2/2025 CHRISTIANE AMANPOUR: What do you think, as an activist and a counterculture member of the '60s, while you were being a great actress as well, you were also right in the middle of the counterculture. There doesn't seem to be an evolved counterculture in the West anymore. The '60s, whether it was in Paris when you were living in France, whether it was in the United States, all over, it was somehow people responding to what was happening to threaten their freedoms. Why—? JANE FONDA: Well, right now, if — you know, the counterculture, it's not like it was in the '60s, because this is — the needs are different right now. But we can't allow the people who are kind of counter to be called domestic terrorists. Greenpeace was just — they were sued at a trial in North Dakota. They were sued, and now they have to figure out what to do about it. $660 million, it's called a SLAPP suit. It's using Greenpeace as an example to silence public protest. We can't allow this to happen. We just have to fight it.
dlvr.it
October 3, 2025 at 6:39 PM
It's like the Tryhard Countercult of Personality.
December 7, 2025 at 11:28 PM