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The biggest thing that freaked me out about America was all the police/security carrying massive guns. It was so disconcerting stepping off the plane and seeing all these security guards carrying these huge rifles or w/e. I think at most all I'd seen at all beforehand was a small handgun.

I agree with Her. I know I pretty much just lurk nowadays, but it's also difficult to insert yourself into a conversation when the same two/three people are just gonna go around in circles debating their usual shit.

There were 34 indictments.

My personal best is around 100 wpm but I usually get in the low-mid 90s.

In a few years i'm planning on moving to Scotland and marrying Richard Madden. So him.

If he did in fact stage the whole thing (which seems pretty likely), he's an awful person. It's only gonna make people more skeptical of actual hate crimes.

I'm just gonna say it: no one is talking about this because Santa Claus is white.

Lmfao. It's an endless cycle.

But what form does that take? How do we challenge deeply rooted inequalities in society if all we're promoting is a vague, egalitarian message? And do you have any examples of major social change being brought about that way? Because I can list a ton that's happened because of "exclusive"...

People focus on the marginalized (women, gay people etc) in these discussions because that's where the inequality lies, and to make that go away these inequalities need to be confronted. Blanket campaigns for "true" equality only result in these issues being glossed over and ignored. e: Did...

I'm bad at listening to albums in full so here's a list of my top songs, in rough order: 1. Perfect Place, Lorde 2. New Rules, Dua Lipa 3. Feel It Still, Portugal the Man 4. Supercut, Lorde - ykw just assume her whole album is one here. 5. Redbone, Childish Gambino 6. Fetish (ft. Gucci Mane)...

Being rich versus being poor isn't simply a case of "doing better". If you're born into poverty it's incredibly difficult to get out of it, no matter how hard you work.

Almost always, yeah, unless something came up. It was such a norm that I honestly find it bizarre that families would just each in separate rooms.

This poll is vers erasure.

Fairytale of New York is objectively the best Christmas Song, but my other faves are Merry Christmas Everyone (Shakin' Stevens), Merry Xmas Everybody (Slade), Do They Know It's Christmas, and War Is Over.