That’s the joke I was making, brother.
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With enough sugar and cooking anything becomes a jam, change my mind.
They’re tasty too, but if you’re chopping them up, be careful not to splatter.
A tragedy really, why couldn’t he be a black drag queen or some trans person, or at the very least gay in like a flashy and obvious way? At some point the good, honest people of America might start questioning who is actually the problem…
/s just in case it wasn’t obvious.
The shooter was perhaps afraid of missing the brain.
Sucked off one too many guns, maybe.
No. Nobody is “owed” empathy, you garner it through your actions and circumstances, which is why I and millions of people have absolutely zero empathy for this scumbag. This is a very simple case of you reap what you sow.
Murder can never be condoned or accepted, and it must be met with the appropriate consequences. I do however understand what would lead someone to believe their only hope for a future would be to put a bullet through this guy’s neck.
It’s the Luigi situation all over. Nobody condones murder, but we empathise more with the killer than with the asshole who was fucking us over.
That would belittle the powerful message being sent here - a peaceful protest about a peaceful protest being repressed is being repressed.
Also I assume there were a ton of cops around the guy.
Yep yep, we’re agreeing, sorry if I made it sound like we’re not.
Yes, it’s satire, but the thing with satire is that it ridicules something real.
It’s like that “toddlers and tiaras” crap, at that point you’re way past what any sane person considers reasonable and you’re just abusing your kid and their right to privacy for your own ends - be it social recognition, or sympathy, or outright profit. It’s disgusting.
They were scrubbing it with paint stripper I assume.
Stop selling it already.
Wednesday, probably.
51·8 days agoAbsolutely not, this is not democracy. In a democracy, you would vote out the corrupt party and continue with your life.
This is a revolt, and it’s what happens when a government, of any kind, fails its people and also fails to provide them a means of legitimately changing the system.
Doubling down on repression to keep the current system is what leads to rebellion. Seems like the government has backed off, but the seeds are already there…
As is always the case, people don’t go out risking life and limb because they’re mildly inconvenienced, no matter how the broader media tries to paint it.
They do it because they’re being systematically deprived of the very last few footholds they have on survival, on an escape, on a way forward with their lives.
When you squeeze people so much, they have no option - if I’m going to starve to death as a slave, might as well cut out the long suffering and bring some of them down with me. That’s the general atmosphere here…
Like how we used to do it back in the day! You’d Google for stuff, can you imagine it kids?
15·9 days agoLalalalalalaaaaa
Now it’s just me and silence, ‘neath this lonesome midnight blue,
Prayin’ one day my runaway truck remembers me too.
One of the reasons I think the game Alters is very good, it goes into this exact topic.
81·14 days agoThere’s no way they could do that, because then they’d actually have to board the boat and search for the drugs, and I wouldn’t put it past them to find as much of it as they did WMDs in Iraq.
I have no doubt that the Maduro regime is trafficking drugs, it’s just that any ships the US navy blows up aren’t all necessary related to that, but we’ll never know if they just nuke them.
Definitely.
It takes a special kind of megalomania to believe that just because you paid for a plot of land, that you’re entitled to bind it to your will forever…
I’m confused with ages here, have we standardized this?