238804 pts ยท June 17, 2016
Bobby.
Shit, I have that exact dragon lying about! One of the wings broke off, and mine doesn't have the ring surrounding it, but is directly attached to a string (for necklace), but definitely the same little dragon
I'm not trying to justify it, man. Not trying to say it's not (as) bad, or anything like that.
Yeah, but performative isn't necessarily "fake". Just... "done for the sake of presentation"
"hon hon" is a french way of depicting laughter.
arguably, in politics, much of it is. I assume most right-wing politicians don't care about the people affected by their policies either way, but hurting the ones their voters hate gets them more voters. Thus, performative cruelty.
Short hair, sci-fi. Pretty straightforward.
It's not exactly proportional, but women *do* get harassed for not wearing a bra, too, so it's not entirely unreasonable, etiher.
You know that just makes you cruel instead of dumb, right? It's not an improvement.
Bernd das Brot is *good* content, but this is shittified to the extreme
This is not "talking about adult things". This is some dumbass hearing of a woman with big breasts and going "Why don't I get to see them?" like a fucking creep.
Do you think it's an admirable thing because someone put it into an image?
OP is wishing misfortune on others. Very, very clearly.
Antivaxxers are a threat to everyone, not just themselves. Don't be stupid.
I've always been *horrible* at remembering birthdays. My very closest friends are, often times, not exceptions to this rule. I care for them deeply, regardless.
You were affected by it. You don't have that kind of control over how people feel about you - and much less still over how they deal with it. This is not, in any way, your fault, consciously or not.
You cannot expect the headline to depict the entire situation and circumstances. And a japanese news outlet does not need to add "in japan" for people to assume "in japan".
Right, I misunderstood that completely then. Yeah, that sucks.
And as far as I can tell, she was bullied for her nationality. ....also, man, what a blunder. "Black man in US" and "Korean student in Japan" are two very different situations, buddy.
Wait - your husband heard from someone else that his best friend had, at some point, been in love with you, and he stopped talking to him for that reason? ....I hope I'm missing something, because that sounds *absurd*
In many civilised countries, sex-ed is still hilariously useless.
Explain what makes you believe that.
Absolutely. But to me, there is a *huge* difference between "passing easily through the path dictated by law" and "go unpunished altogether through social/political pressure". If the fire exit seems open to everyone, people will be more tempted to set the building aflame in the first place - which is a shit metaphor, but you know.
Murder - by definition, meaning calculated and targeted (which is what this was) - should *never* go without punishment. There are many situations in which it is understandable, and I would not advocate for the full extent of the law to be applied, but it should never be entirely without punishment.
Because her nationality, apparently, is part of, if not the entire reason this happened the way it did.
This just says "Eh, who knows." Why link it?
....did anything happen then, or did you make this entire bit up to confuse people?
Shit, I have that exact dragon lying about! One of the wings broke off, and mine doesn't have the ring surrounding it, but is directly attached to a string (for necklace), but definitely the same little dragon
I'm not trying to justify it, man. Not trying to say it's not (as) bad, or anything like that.
Yeah, but performative isn't necessarily "fake". Just... "done for the sake of presentation"
"hon hon" is a french way of depicting laughter.
arguably, in politics, much of it is. I assume most right-wing politicians don't care about the people affected by their policies either way, but hurting the ones their voters hate gets them more voters. Thus, performative cruelty.
Short hair, sci-fi. Pretty straightforward.
It's not exactly proportional, but women *do* get harassed for not wearing a bra, too, so it's not entirely unreasonable, etiher.
You know that just makes you cruel instead of dumb, right? It's not an improvement.
Bernd das Brot is *good* content, but this is shittified to the extreme
This is not "talking about adult things". This is some dumbass hearing of a woman with big breasts and going "Why don't I get to see them?" like a fucking creep.
Do you think it's an admirable thing because someone put it into an image?
OP is wishing misfortune on others. Very, very clearly.
Antivaxxers are a threat to everyone, not just themselves. Don't be stupid.
I've always been *horrible* at remembering birthdays. My very closest friends are, often times, not exceptions to this rule. I care for them deeply, regardless.
You were affected by it. You don't have that kind of control over how people feel about you - and much less still over how they deal with it. This is not, in any way, your fault, consciously or not.
You cannot expect the headline to depict the entire situation and circumstances. And a japanese news outlet does not need to add "in japan" for people to assume "in japan".
Right, I misunderstood that completely then. Yeah, that sucks.
And as far as I can tell, she was bullied for her nationality. ....also, man, what a blunder. "Black man in US" and "Korean student in Japan" are two very different situations, buddy.
Wait - your husband heard from someone else that his best friend had, at some point, been in love with you, and he stopped talking to him for that reason? ....I hope I'm missing something, because that sounds *absurd*
In many civilised countries, sex-ed is still hilariously useless.
Explain what makes you believe that.
Absolutely. But to me, there is a *huge* difference between "passing easily through the path dictated by law" and "go unpunished altogether through social/political pressure". If the fire exit seems open to everyone, people will be more tempted to set the building aflame in the first place - which is a shit metaphor, but you know.
Murder - by definition, meaning calculated and targeted (which is what this was) - should *never* go without punishment. There are many situations in which it is understandable, and I would not advocate for the full extent of the law to be applied, but it should never be entirely without punishment.
Because her nationality, apparently, is part of, if not the entire reason this happened the way it did.
This just says "Eh, who knows." Why link it?
....did anything happen then, or did you make this entire bit up to confuse people?