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throwawaypath 7 minutes ago [-]
"The CIA n*ggers glow in the dark, you can see 'em if you're driving. You just run them over, that's what you do. Fucking CIA n*ggers!" - Terry A. Davis
A man before his time. Rest in peace Terry.
spidercat 2 hours ago [-]
A tragic and fascinating man. The internet treated him as something of a spectacle, if not an outright meme. I'm not sure if it helped him in any way. I hope that at least some of the attention he got online brought him genuine happiness.
fsmv 1 hours ago [-]
I think there were some who really cared but I also think a lot of the 4chan types that found him egged him on and tried to trigger his schizophrenia because they treated it like it was all a big joke.
Was thinking about Terry last week as the anniversary of his death came by. I have a lot to say about him and the way online society treats people like him, but not now.
For those who haven't seen it, this is one of the better write ups on TempleOS as a piece of technology to evaluate on its own merits:
"Online society?" How did the online society treat him? I didn't witness a consensus.
What I saw was people who thought he was insane, people who thought he was a genius, people who considered him a racist, people who saw him as a racial hero, people who pitied him, people who respected him...
You might have a lot to say about online society, but you're the bird staring at the monitor. There are actually no conclusions to be drawn.
squigz 46 minutes ago [-]
"Maybe you have some bird ideas. Maybe that's the best you can do."
A man before his time. Rest in peace Terry.
It really is tragic. He deserved better. RIP King Terry https://youtu.be/Xb9GBLPCeVw
For those who haven't seen it, this is one of the better write ups on TempleOS as a piece of technology to evaluate on its own merits:
https://web.archive.org/web/20160319191352/http://www.coders...
What I saw was people who thought he was insane, people who thought he was a genius, people who considered him a racist, people who saw him as a racial hero, people who pitied him, people who respected him...
You might have a lot to say about online society, but you're the bird staring at the monitor. There are actually no conclusions to be drawn.