Tonic Discussion - Ep002 - Laughing at the Faustian Bargain

A deliberately vague title

Sebastien Hue

For our second discussion topic, we decided to jump right into the deep end of the sort of dangerous territory that could get us summarily deplatformed by a streaming service that has apparently become very jumpy in the fallout of a successful boycott of an iconic American brand of beer canned devil bile that made the bad decision to advertise with an individual who identified as a successful marketing campaign. To test if the censorship algorithm that got our first episode immediately labelled as dangerous malinformation was based on a voice-to-text AI, or was simply scanning keywords in the title and description, we kept both title and description deliberately vague.

So what’s the actual topic?

The topic, my dear readers, is tr00ns.

Or rather the bizarre and self-contradictory pseudo-theology that underlies a movement composed of atheist materialists whose position amounts to, the God that doesn’t exist made a mistake and put us in the wrong bodies.

So join Grant Smith , L.P. Koch , Harrison Koehli , Mark Bisone , Daniel D , and yours truly¹ as we don hazmat suits and wade into the infected sewers that spawned the mutated Leninist biohorror which has been unleashed on us like the biblical plague that it is.

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J. Otto. Szatmari

1. Once again Doctor Hammer was unable to join us. It’s tax season, and the last we saw of him he was sharpening a broadhead spear blade and muttering something about Laffer curves.