Things That Are Extreme

"*Trigger warning, this video is awesome!*"
―Erik
Things That Are Extreme is the 18th lesson of Internet Comment Etiquette. It was released on November 4, 2014.

## Summary

Erik spreads a song in his heart by leaving a comment on a Donald Trump video about Ebola. He promises that to make up for the lack of energy in the previous lesson, everything in this lesson will be extreme. He then watches a video of a guy killing fish with a boomerang. Then to look at a something that's extreme in a different way, he looks at a white supremacist subreddit. To incorporate himself as part of the community, he leaves a post as WhiteRightsModerator.

## Comments

*Damn bitch shut the fuck up already! I can't believe the liberal media illuminati still hasn't filmed a biopic about you starring fat Alec Baldwin. I eat ebola sandwiches out of Obama's butthole and one time I let a girl take a trump right my chest*
- Erik

*Damn nice sound effects dude! I haven't seen fish get that fucked up since Fukushima. It's great that you're still demonstrating traditional hunting techniques even though it's 2014 and we no longer need to actually beat the shit out of animals in order to stay fed. Then again I didn't need to beat the shit out of my dick while watching this video, but I did, and now it’s hiding from me. I'll bet you guys are really sad that Honey Boo Boo got taken off the air; maybe TLC can fill that timeslot with a new show called "Fish Hitler” starring you.*
- Erik

*Hey guys, this is Hans the new moderator. Just wanted to clear a few things up while we continue to work on the change in ownership of r/whiterights. Expect the new set of rules to be visible in the sidebar soon, but for now just take a gander here and let us know what you think:****NEW RULES******1. WORDS WE CAN'T SAY ANYMORE**
We really have to tone down the number of "kikes" and "negros" getting thrown around in here. We'd like to reinforce the idea that this is a family friendly subreddit.****2. CONTESTS AND GIVEAWAYS**
We're now sponsored by some pretty exciting companies, that we as the new moderators are bringing with us to help bolster the /r/whiterights community. Everyone who is already subscribed to this subreddit will be entered into our first raffle when we give away a limited edition SIGNED copy of "Blink" by Malcolm Gladwell.****3. WE HAVE A NEW IRC CHANNEL LIVE**
And we're all gonna hang out in there and talk about why nobody's racist anymore. What are they thinking?****D. I'M NOT YOUR MDOERATOR**
Bet you were freaked out for a second there just kidding I know it took you three hours to read down this far, so sorry to waste your time. Then again you're all still living in the 1940's so what is time to you?**Signed Eli*
- WhiteRightsModerator

## Context

1. ↑ At the time there was a fear that the deadly Ebola virus would spread in the United States. Many, such as Donald Trump, were critical of President Obama's response to the virus.
2. ↑ Fukishima was the site of a coastal nuclear accident in 2011.
3. ↑ Here Comes Honey Boo Boo was a show on TLC about a child pageant star. It was widely hated and considered trashy.
4. ↑ The name Hans is German in origin.
5. ↑ Blink: The Power of Thinking Without Thinking is a book about psychology written at a layman's level. It explains the adaptive unconscious, which is the cause of phenomena like prejudice and stereotypes.
6. ↑ The name Eli is Hebrew, or Jewish, in origin.

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