am I a terrible person b/c I see an out code since there was (according to the student) no explicit requirement for objectively empirical evidence

I'm a bad person, for some reason I love fuckknuckle, probably just because of the sound.

Strangely, the most impactful part of it is the very serious moment when Boimler is reminding Pine of some very heavy responsibilities, and it works.

I've been enjoying the umlaut raging.

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The pain and suffering of hostage families have been rightfully highlighted and acknowledged on national platforms,” the letter reads. “We believe that it is equally important to create space for the Palestinian experience, which has been marked by decades of hardship, loss, and displacement.”

I thought conservatives were *against* and not *for* the soft bigotry of low expectations!?

The thing where conservatives think they should be able to go to college to teach experts instead of to learn from them shows how coddled they have been by society. We need to stop disrespecting them by shielding them with accommodation; let’s respect their beliefs by releasing them to the effects.

Actually he was a search engine

“I don’t agree with trans people in society.”

“OK, well trans people do exist in society, but I respect your right to your beliefs so much I’m willing to move you out of society for as long as you hold those beliefs. What? You thought we should’ve moved them out? Why? These aren’t THEIR beliefs.”

We need to start to understand that “respecting people’s beliefs” means giving the people holding anti-society beliefs what they want, which is separation from society. Respect their agency that they want what they say they want. Give them credit for the natural logical effect of their belief.

the people who continually lecture us on how all sorts of people need to suffer the consequences of their bad choices if we're talking POOR PEOPLE get very, very uncomfortable with the notion that any people high up should ever in any way lose the tiniest advantage no matter what they've done

people feel better if terrible things are all part of a tightly controlled scheme someone is in charge of, rather than the chaotic yet not *entirely* unpredictable consequences of large numbers of bad actions

HoneyCrisp II: The Rise of SuperSnap

HON3YCRISP

HONEYCRISP 4: CRISP SWEET OR DIE

THE HONEY AND THE CRISP

HC5

HONEYCRISP VS SWEETANGO: REQUIEM