You can't take the sky from me.

I have enjoyed all of them, to the point I preordered the last one. Is it the best? No. Is it good for driving long distances? Yes.

Also check out Red Rising.

Every life matters, everyone is the product of all of the causes and conditions from the beginning of time until this moment.

(8/8)

The frog boils in the slowly heated pot. Society accepts violence through utilization of FAFO.

(7/8)

I think then it becomes important to fight against not only the disproportionate violence normalized within FAFO, but also how we talk about it. Say what is actually happening, don't allow actions to be abbreviated and catch phrased to normalcy.

(6/8)

It is then in these four letters, FAFO, a normalization of extreme disproportionality and a shift of the vernacular and zeitgeist of the country to a normalization of these responses.

(5/8)

The "find out" then screams to the righteousness of the person(s) who are then the kinetic agent of finding out. It allows for a violation of anything equal, a punishing hand and a stratification of result, what is represented as an earned outcome.

(4/8)

In making this power an imbalance in the phrase itself, it removes it from the Newtonian thought process of equal and opposite reaction to one of superior to inferior.

(3/8)

It's vagueness allows anything to be FA and implies a juvenile nature to this concept, someone doing something that either they know is wrong and/or is an expression of the FAFO invokers superiority to the person who is "Fucking around".

(2/8)

I keep seeing that she was fired from her job, and like I get that what she did was not great, but I don't think, without context, that we should all go out of our way for punishing someone. Kindness and gentle explanation is better than infinite shaming.

While I generally agree with that, there are places like let's say the Colorado School of Mines that is an R1 without a real languages program cause honestly it doesn't need it?

That's true I did cause I'm a great friend ;)