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“That thing you say isn’t happening is in fact happening.”
Surge in ICE raids is aimed at discouraging voter turnout, immigration advocates say latimes.com/california/story…
Not sure which is more pathetic. The women who dress likes whores at the gym offended by Shane’s observation or the dude’s threatening random comedians with violence over a casual, and observable, stand up routine. Save some puss for the rest of the simps, mutant.
The endgame of this ideal is why we have nannystism and can be used to justify any and all big government measures. “It’s for the common good” is the hallmark of every dictator and tyrant and has led to millions of deaths.
Is it just me or has Apple‘s voice to text program? Just gone to complete dog shit? I can’t tell obviously syllables, Mrs. clear punctuation problems, and generally gets multiple things wrong. What’s the point if you have to then proofread and retype lest you look like an idiot?
I’ve reposted this already, but I want to emphasize a point: she should have thrown up on him. She should’ve worked up her gag reflex and spewed all over the shirtless guy. Let the flight attendant who refused to acknowledge it clean up the mess. Let him wallow in filth.
We need to have a serious conversation about overweight people flying on commercial airlines.
I’m flying on @AmericanAir and after paying extra money to upgrade my seat, I got stuck next to a man who is 300+ pounds and stripped mid flight.
None of the flight attendants wanted to confront him.
He smells like 💩 and weed.
He’s literally sitting in my seat and keeps touching me.
For context, he’s literally 300+ pounds and I’m 120.
Why does American Airlines think it’s acceptable to treat people this way?!
I tried reaching out discreetly during the flight, but they have no avenues to do that.
A pilot or crew member can kick you off a flight to make space for crew flying off hours, for not being attentive to their demands, for saying the wrong thing or for appearing drunk or wearing inappropriate clothing but they refused to do anything in this scenario. Total cowards.
We need to have a serious conversation about overweight people flying on commercial airlines.
I’m flying on @AmericanAir and after paying extra money to upgrade my seat, I got stuck next to a man who is 300+ pounds and stripped mid flight.
None of the flight attendants wanted to confront him.
He smells like 💩 and weed.
He’s literally sitting in my seat and keeps touching me.
For context, he’s literally 300+ pounds and I’m 120.
Why does American Airlines think it’s acceptable to treat people this way?!
I tried reaching out discreetly during the flight, but they have no avenues to do that.
Western civilization: “Let’s promote human rights by increasing the standard of living while replacing negative cultural elements that target minorities.”
CNN: “Western civilization is right wing.”
The US State Department directed millions of dollars originally earmarked to promote human rights to promote far-right causes including Afrikaner rights in South Africa, safeguarding "Western civilizational norms," and documenting "backsliding" in Europe related to mass migration, a source familiar with the matter told CNN. cnn.it/471EYZQ
A woman, clearly on drugs, is holding her crotch doing the Pee-Pee dance. “I gotta use your bathroom.” Let her in. Stand by door. Can hear her breaking into dvd case. She comes out, I follow, she goes down one aisle and I go the other side. She puts something into shelf.
The movie wasn’t even a new release. Straight to DVD crime thriller starring one of the lesser Baldwin’s. Worth nothing for resale.
Granted, I knew drugs cause desperation, but it was part of a larger observable pattern. I could feel a change in my subconscious, and felt guilty.
Some people like to make the claim that racism is taught, passed down like a family heirloom, but in my experience racism is observed.
I spent most of my education in private schools. Largely wealthy and white. Went to a small private college .
Onetime I lived with a fuck ton of blacks. I was young, poor not racist and rented a room with a half black guy I knew growing up. Then more showed up lol and they NEVER left. By the end of it I had to move there were 5 ghetto hood blacks. It was real fucking interesting to say the least lol.
Where do I start. I perpetually had to keep my own groceries in my room locked up. They would wash their meat in the sink with all kinds of shit. I have watched one use COMET! on a flank steak scrubbing it with the dish scrubber thing. Hot dog salad was big.( lettuce, hotdogs and ranch dressing.)
They rented all of their furniture and it was routinely reposed by the rental furniture people. They’d be sitting there playing call of duty and dudes would show up and take the TV and the couch they were sitting on and the coffee table Thry had their legs propped up on. Then another one would go to the same place and sign up under his name and they’d bring more rented crap back they never paid for. Repeatedly.
Obviously they played retarded ghetto music at full blast. We had roving gangs of blacks that would arrive in the yard to try and fight one or the other over some hood rat whore with giant hoop earrings. Onetime a group actually came through a bay window and it was a full on brawl in the living room. I had to beat some in the head with my saxophone. We eventually drove them out but walls were fucked, doors off hinges and almost every window busted out. Everything broken and trashed. I knew I had to move right then and I did.
When I drove by 6 months later in the winter Thry were all in there sitting on the rented couch in winter jackets with all the windows still blown out playing call of duty.
I did learn a lot about them as a people during this experience. And this is one of the experiences that made me racist. They are different. Live different. Think different. I wouldn’t recommend it to anyone. So for every liberal that lives in some White suburban enclave that calls me racist ive actually lived with a variety of races of people. And my views are based on real life experiences backed with stats not emotion.
But it was the select behaviors that got to me. Groups of kids coming in, asking where the batteries were, and then finding a bunch of torn-open battery containers in the aisles. A mother, in line, who forgot her checkbook, sending her daughter out to the car to get it…
It would show in the movies for rent. Blockbuster had a lot of generalized popular movies, but they would fill out their shelves with movies catered to their local demographics. This meant a lot of foreign films, artsy dramas and documentaries, and straight to DVD crap.
Back in St. Louis. Wanted to get into film, so I got a part-time job at Blockbuster, in an area well known for its mixed demographics. Low income black people, upper income, demographically Jewish, older whites, and college students from the nearby top ranked university.
But I did notice that they would all sit together in the dining halls, and when I would ask why they don’t sit with any of the white kids, I was met with “why should they have to? “ and that seemed like a glaring hypocrisy. Fast forward a few years later.