Agreed. The worst people in history were all still very much human. They had internal complexity that caused them to live the lives they lived and make the mistakes they did. And those humans were terrible people whose deaths deserve celebration, because they're shining examples of which parts of humanity we should strive to avoid emulating.
Holy shit
This worked well for those pesky gays. It's the only humane option.
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How are you defining "triggered"? I keep seeing it used this way, and it makes no sense.
I like this comment. Because you're right, I felt doom in the pit of my stomach before seeing it. Thanks for adding nuance.
I went down this rabbit hole years ago. I'm 100% convinced God is a tulpa.
It’s fucking stupid to turn your back on your family over politics
It's really not. Politics determine your opinions and intentions regarding human rights and its violations. If my dad votes for Robodolf Mechahitler, he's not my dad anymore. Someone voting for Trump would likely betray their own daughter when Gilead rises. If they wouldn't, their vote is a contradiction to their character. I wouldn't take something like this lightly.
I cannot stress enough how efficiently you ruined my ability to use the memory trick.
Food deserts are real, and they show you real fast how exploitable you can be.
God bless this pitiful country.
I grew up poor and black. The illusion was never there.
Sure, no arguments here. But consequences and prevention are not the same thing. Assaulting children should beget a consequence. Just being a pedo and doing nothing else should beget prevention. Castration is a consequence, even a punishment, when used against someone whose crime is having unwanted thoughts. Punishing thought crime would have sickening results for scores of vulnerable people, so I'm not one to argue for opening that door.