Red Mosquito

BurtReynolds wrote:

He's gotta be trolling at the point, right?

wow, what an asshole. he basically just said 'fuck you' to all the other early supporters of the anti-gun violence movement:
- straight black men
- straight brown men
- straight indigenous men
- black lesbian men
- black gay men
- black bisexual men
- black transvestite men
- black queer men
- brown lesbian men
- brown gay men
- brown bisexual men
- brown transvestite men
- brown queer men
- indigenous lesbian men
- indigenous gay men
- indigenous bisexual men
- indigenous transvestite men
- indigenous queer men

BurtReynolds wrote:Oh shit I just got called a snowflake. It's all been turned around on me.

Quick, shit on Greta!

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verb_to_trust wrote:You guys sure are triggered by young people having a political voice.

Political voice or positional good?

https://www.spectator.co.uk/2015/04/hat ... oing-good/

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the fucking hell is wrong with people. "I want to yell at a twitter account!"

BurtReynolds wrote:

They've now cancelled the launch and apologized after accusations of "literary blackface"

Ha! They talked about this on NPR, but to see them ...

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BurtReynolds wrote:we're fucked

"DON'T - talk about people “transmitting COVID-19” “infecting others” or “spreading the virus” as it implies intentional transmission & assigns blame

That's fucking hilarious. Are we back to diseases and spread of diseases being God's punishment?

DO - only what we instruct you to
DON’T - disobey


Yeah, I mean that’s pretty much progressivism in a nutshell

there are people in charge who believe in the rapture so yeah, I'm kind of thinking that we are.

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Hahaha I saw that. The guy who invented that character is Argentine...

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I don't really know what it means to "take responsibility" for past racial injustices I've perpetrated.

I guess I acknowledge them, learn from them, and I haven't stopped trying to say and do things that are antiracist and socially responsible.

Saying "I take responsibility," isn't much. Plus, it almost sounds like they're taking responsibility for all societal wrongs.

B wrote:I don't really know what it means to "take responsibility" for past racial injustices I've perpetrated.

I guess I acknowledge them, learn from them, and I haven't stopped trying to say and do things that are antiracist and socially responsible.

Saying "I take responsibility," isn't much. Plus, it almost sounds like they're taking responsibility for all societal wrongs.