5353 pts ยท June 26, 2015
Indeed. "He who smelt it, dealt it" writ large over society's problems. A juvenile approach, to be sure.
what it was to see our loved ones move, to hear them speak. Much more than a static photograph.
It's a powerful thing, memory. While this may seem hollow simulacrum to some, it can aid in drawing out long-silent memories of 1/
Opponents of progress often decry "moral decline," but it belies a bias towards the status quo and distaste of equitable power distribution.
Yeah. Democrats.
It makes perfect sense. Dems trend center-right. GOP are hard right (fascist), & name-call to score points.
The founders believed in God, sure. But the country was founded on them not wanting their businesses to be subject to British taxes.
Under the assumption of "active shooter," why would you use less precaution for someone with a non-violent history?
In which case, their record is STILL immaterial, as it wouldn't matter if they were spotless, either.
I'm going to be charitable & assume you mean when police are pursuing an active shooter, not just "Someone who shot a gun in the past." 1/
Every Libertarian candidate I've seen has just been Republican Lite. Anti-abortion, anti-public funding. No goddamn thank you.
None of that centrist, false equivalence, both sides bullcrap. The left and right are not equivalent in goals, tactics, or outcomes.
Fair. But this started with you asking what rights they don't have, and I am trying illustrate just one example to you. It goes beyond this.
It's not even a question for cis people, it's a given. That right there is a RIGHT. A human right. See the connection to the slogan yet?
And 1 of 2 parties in the US, and a lot of British politicians, want to make it illegal. Pretty hefty rights violation, no?
Or, you know, my coworker Joe, who votes for the (USA) party that literally wants to remove their rights.
Your denying the issues, as if they're not real or impactful. And your bathroom take is literally denying them access to their identity.
Literally what you're doing right now.
All make it hard or impossible to just live their lives as their gender. Remember, rights on paper are meaningless without access to them.
The right to exist, primarily. Threats of bathroom bills, anti-trans propaganda, fear of public backlash or assault, etc. 1/
The inverse can be especially funny. When someone makes a dumbshit argument, just hit with the ol' "*they're" and then fuckin ghost em.
Something like that. Or get comped the remaining time on your shift if the business can't operate.
I read it more as the root causes of many of our anxieties are unassailable at an individual level. You can't therapy away crushing poverty.
Trump lost the popular vote twice. Are you suggesting that they have a larger voting population, or just more voters per capita?
So tax the income of the business so you can pay the workers? Isn't that just paying the workers with, like, extra steps?
Don't move the goal posts. Stay on point. What is the point of a business if it cannot support the livelihood of its employees?
DING DING DING! We have a winner! The military still controlled and was guaranteed a large portion of governmental power.
Indeed. "He who smelt it, dealt it" writ large over society's problems. A juvenile approach, to be sure.
what it was to see our loved ones move, to hear them speak. Much more than a static photograph.
It's a powerful thing, memory. While this may seem hollow simulacrum to some, it can aid in drawing out long-silent memories of 1/
Opponents of progress often decry "moral decline," but it belies a bias towards the status quo and distaste of equitable power distribution.
Yeah. Democrats.
It makes perfect sense. Dems trend center-right. GOP are hard right (fascist), & name-call to score points.
The founders believed in God, sure. But the country was founded on them not wanting their businesses to be subject to British taxes.
Under the assumption of "active shooter," why would you use less precaution for someone with a non-violent history?
In which case, their record is STILL immaterial, as it wouldn't matter if they were spotless, either.
I'm going to be charitable & assume you mean when police are pursuing an active shooter, not just "Someone who shot a gun in the past." 1/
Every Libertarian candidate I've seen has just been Republican Lite. Anti-abortion, anti-public funding. No goddamn thank you.
None of that centrist, false equivalence, both sides bullcrap. The left and right are not equivalent in goals, tactics, or outcomes.
Fair. But this started with you asking what rights they don't have, and I am trying illustrate just one example to you. It goes beyond this.
It's not even a question for cis people, it's a given. That right there is a RIGHT. A human right. See the connection to the slogan yet?
And 1 of 2 parties in the US, and a lot of British politicians, want to make it illegal. Pretty hefty rights violation, no?
Or, you know, my coworker Joe, who votes for the (USA) party that literally wants to remove their rights.
Your denying the issues, as if they're not real or impactful. And your bathroom take is literally denying them access to their identity.
Literally what you're doing right now.
All make it hard or impossible to just live their lives as their gender. Remember, rights on paper are meaningless without access to them.
The right to exist, primarily. Threats of bathroom bills, anti-trans propaganda, fear of public backlash or assault, etc. 1/
The inverse can be especially funny. When someone makes a dumbshit argument, just hit with the ol' "*they're" and then fuckin ghost em.
Something like that. Or get comped the remaining time on your shift if the business can't operate.
I read it more as the root causes of many of our anxieties are unassailable at an individual level. You can't therapy away crushing poverty.
Trump lost the popular vote twice. Are you suggesting that they have a larger voting population, or just more voters per capita?
So tax the income of the business so you can pay the workers? Isn't that just paying the workers with, like, extra steps?
Don't move the goal posts. Stay on point. What is the point of a business if it cannot support the livelihood of its employees?
DING DING DING! We have a winner! The military still controlled and was guaranteed a large portion of governmental power.