If we want to take care of everyone, then we need to be sure that we actually are taking care of everyone. We have to stand up against persecution and injustice. We have to proactively offer a hand up to those who need it most right now. When people are being oppressed, silence is complicity.
If you want to sweep issues under the rug when they feel politically inconvenient, then you can’t also say you’re taking care of everyone.
It’s just thursday the 20th.jpg
I also have a handful of holidayname.jpg for holidays that fall on different days each year.
I’ve started saving these memes every time I see them. I don’t have too much in my folder yet, but hopefully someday I’ll accumulate 365 of them.
I understand where people are coming from when they say “identity politics” are politics getting in the way of class struggle. I vehemently disagree with it, these are also important issues we need to stand up for even when they are sometimes unpopular, but I understand where it comes from.
But if she also thinks we shouldn’t be talking about class either, what the fuck does she want to do?
They can’t renege on deals they’ve already signed with retailers.
JP Switches will only play Japanese-language games. So for non-Japanese-speaking consumers, that will be a problem.
I can get paid to do this? Where do I sign up?
Outside, hopefully.
Snark aside, 4chan was once hugely influential to internet culture and humor, but that era was long, long, long ago. When 4chan became the breeding ground for the alt-right, that thoroughly infected the site so badly that everyone else was driven off. There is nothing of value left on that site, and its death is a net positive for the world.
Of course other imageboards still exist, but I don’t think any of them will ever be as big as 4chan was. I hope that none of them become that big.
This is cartoonishly obvious bait.
Does taking care of everyone mean saying “sorry you can’t get HRT, it just doesn’t poll well enough”?