Shia LaBeouf's Trump art project moves to Liverpool as 'America not safe enough' - Polidicks

Well, looks like Liverpool wasn't "safe enough" either.

[QUOTE=Paramud;51999850]Why wouldn't it make sense? Does protest require geographic proximity?[/QUOTE] It does kind of hurt your point a little if you're trying to put on a brave face and push a brave message but you cower all the way across an ocean because you want to avoid the big meanies.

Move it to north korea

[QUOTE=Ganerumo;52000467]It does kind of hurt your point a little if you're trying to put on a brave face and push a brave message but you cower all the way across an ocean because you want to avoid the big meanies.[/QUOTE] i'm 100% convinced he's doing it for fun, but he's not doing it to avoid meanies he's literally doing it to avoid people destroying/censoring the message

[media]https://twitter.com/polNewsNetwork1/status/844934811009646595[/media]

[QUOTE=Griffster26;52000484][media]https://twitter.com/polNewsNetwork1/status/844934811009646595[/media][/QUOTE] I can already imagine the guy will be writing his memoirs in green text by tonight. [t]http://i.4cdn.org/pol/1490284145387.jpg[/t] Looks like they scavenged the top of buildings to get to it.

[IMG]http://i.imgur.com/P1J4fn9.jpg[/IMG] "I am so hopeful that I am ending my 4 year protest only 3 years and 10 months early."

[QUOTE=shian;52000396]I bet more than half of the trolls are just doing it for shit and giggles I can't imagine a pro trump troll actually planning all this[/QUOTE] why do people always feel the need to excuse weird political bullshit as 'just a joke' all the time like yeah they're totally doing it because they find it hilarious/pathetic, but the whole thing is antagonizing an anti-trump sentiment. Doesn't matter if someone is acting out of some sense of political duty or is a loner weirdo with nothing better to do, by doing this they're now pro-trump activists breaking the law in his name I feel like brushing off pepe memesters as just a joke has been weirdly damaging during this whole election, because it delegitimizes rational concerns over fucking weird behavior and rationale and lets dangerous shit happen just because who knows, it might not be THAT bad! Let's wait and see how it pans out!

[QUOTE=dai;52000564]why do people always feel the need to excuse weird political bullshit as 'just a joke' all the time like yeah they're totally doing it because they find it hilarious/pathetic, but the whole thing is antagonizing an anti-trump sentiment. Doesn't matter if someone is acting out of some sense of political duty, by doing this they're now pro-trump activists breaking the law in his name[/QUOTE] they're just anti-anti trump activists breaking the law in his name if anything other than jokers. having a laugh at the expense of one group doesn't make you in favor of their opponents group, that's a position that reeks of with us or against us.

[QUOTE=HAKKAR!!!;52000482]i'm 100% convinced he's doing it for fun, [/QUOTE] have you seen how furious this whole ordeal has made shia? i doubt he's doing it for fun at this point.

[QUOTE=Sam Za Nemesis;52000605]I mean he has a record for not being entirely mentally sane[/QUOTE] Wasn't he sexually assaulted during one of his public sitting still performances?

honestly i feel bad for him but there's something real funny about a bunch of randoms from /pol/ hunt for a flag and take it down forcing him to relocate he was probably better off on a farm in deep England or Scotland, like as rural as possible but even still I think /pol/ would have no issue with that

Next challenge: Some random rice field on the side of a mountain in china.

[QUOTE=dai;52000564]why do people always feel the need to excuse weird political bullshit as 'just a joke' all the time like yeah they're totally doing it because they find it hilarious/pathetic, but the whole thing is antagonizing an anti-trump sentiment. Doesn't matter if someone is acting out of some sense of political duty, by doing this they're now pro-trump activists breaking the law in his name I feel like brushing off pepe memesters as just a joke has been weirdly fucking damaging during this election because it delegitimizes rational concerns over fucking weird behavior and rationale[/QUOTE] "its just a meme bro" It concerns me because lots of the alt right stuff is aimed at younger people and the creators have aligned themselves with previously a-political people/younger people ie people who haven't yet get a good measure of what "moderate politics" is - so to them radical/reactionary is considered normal. The alt right content creators also aligned themselves with gamers so they can reframe any attack against their ideology as an attack against themselves and their base, ie an attack on gamers. Also annoying how alt right/far right present themselves as the only sane and moderate positions. They brand compassionate/moderate conservatives as "cuckservatives" and anyone any further left wing (read anybody more moderate) as far left "cultural marxists", tumblr screamers, Hillary Clinton supporters etc. I have IRL friends who fall for this bullshit and its frankly annoying - they see feminism as some new nazi movement, continually go on about not trusting MSM, spout a bunch of untruthes and talking points from [URL="https://www.youtube.com/user/SargonofAkkad100"]bullshit artists on youtube [/URL]. The some of the "alt-lite" also managed to rebrand themselves as skeptics or the voice of reason. [/rant] Being a Class B (for betacuck) cultural marxist, white genocide apologist lefty I'm sorta triggered by it all

I know the entire point of the protest was for it to be public, but honestly the dude should have just hung it inside some private property and streamed that. It would be missing the initial point of the protest, but it would drive /pol/ insane knowing they couldn't strike gold again and steal it.

[QUOTE=WillerinV1.02;52000644]I know the entire point of the protest was for it to be public, but honestly the dude should have just hung it inside some private property and streamed that. It would be missing the initial point of the protest, but it would drive /pol/ insane knowing they couldn't strike gold again and steal it.[/QUOTE] trust me i feel some people from /pol/ would track the house and try and enter it

[QUOTE=WillerinV1.02;52000644]I know the entire point of the protest was for it to be public, but honestly the dude should have just hung it inside some private property and streamed that. It would be missing the initial point of the protest, but it would drive /pol/ insane knowing they couldn't strike gold again and steal it.[/QUOTE] He already tried that in Tennessee and they took it down anyways.

[QUOTE=fruxodaily;52000649]trust me i feel some people from /pol/ would track the house and try and enter it[/QUOTE] probably, but there's a good chance that would just add further ammo to his cause. when the jokes go from dank memes about over-investing effort into capturing a flag to breaking and entering, /pol/ would no longer have the "its just a joke, bro" stance. [editline]23rd March 2017[/editline] [QUOTE=Silence I Kill You;52000650]He already tried that in Tennessee and they took it down anyways.[/QUOTE] emphasis on inside - some literal basement of a nondescript rural household.

Went and saw this today, loads of polacks hovering around the building

[QUOTE=WillerinV1.02;52000660]emphasis on inside - some literal basement of a nondescript rural household.[/QUOTE] Oh, gotcha. My bad. I still wouldn't put it past some of these people to actually go for it.

[QUOTE=WillerinV1.02;52000644]I know the entire point of the protest was for it to be public, but honestly the dude should have just hung it inside some private property and streamed that. It would be missing the initial point of the protest, but it would drive /pol/ insane knowing they couldn't strike gold again and steal it.[/QUOTE] There would be something wonderfully ironic about a protest called ''He Will Not Divide Us'' dividing itself from the public and the outside world and the country it was originally from. Seems to me that the protest has gotten very divided itself.

[QUOTE=Jordax;52000676]There would be something wonderfully ironic about a protest called ''He Will Not Divide Us'' dividing itself from the public and the outside world and the country it was originally from. Seems to me that the protest has gotten very divided itself.[/QUOTE] It seems to have brought people together in a global game of capture the flag

[QUOTE=carcarcargo;52000679]It seems to have brought people together in a global game of capture the flag[/QUOTE] Would be cool if pol had a flag set up somewhere and there was some sorta of mutually consented capture the flag game with Shia's crowd. Hell just get rid of the politics and make it a competition with a cash prize - If I were a millionaire I'd so do this.

"He Will Not Divide Us" Open space -> Barricaded space -> Flag in the middle of nowhere -> Flag in another country. How can we escalate it from here? Space? Mars? [sp]Middle of an active war zone?[/sp]

[QUOTE=dai;52000564]Stop laughing at this bc the people doing it disagree with me politically >:([/QUOTE] You're right, let's crucify every bastard that posts Nazi frogs on the internet.

[QUOTE=Claxx;52000709]You're right, let's crucify every bastard that posts Nazi frogs on the internet.[/QUOTE] "Only a Sith deals in absolutes" - Mahatma Gandhi 1946

[QUOTE=mdeceiver79;52000720]"Only a Sith deals in absolutes" - Mahatma Gandhi 1946[/QUOTE] "The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to sperg out at the slightest provocation." - John Wilkes Booth, 1972.

[QUOTE=carcarcargo;52000667]Went and saw this today, loads of polacks hovering around the building[/QUOTE] At this point /pol/ is doing a better job at eccentric post-modern performance art than Shia ever could. What if that's his secret agenda all along and he's actually a contemporary art genius?

[QUOTE=Hidole555;52000729]"The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to sperg out at the slightest provocation." - John Wilkes Booth, 1972.[/QUOTE] "The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing." - John Wilkes Booth, 1973 (correcting himself after rereading Burke's wikipedia page) [editline]23rd March 2017[/editline] [QUOTE=gudman;52000730]At this point /pol/ is doing a better job at eccentric post-modern performance art than Shia ever could. What if that's his secret agenda all along and he's actually a contemporary art genius?[/QUOTE] An international, several month long social experiement

A ten minute walk away from me. I should formulate some elaborate plan to get my waifu up there.