I forgot you cant make depression jokes outside of twitter lmao my coworker was like “you ready for this year to be over?” I was like “im ready for this life to be over” he was like bro what
@blairewhite Civil liberty is what matters most, and people of varying political stances are understanding this and putting aside their differences. I didn't think I'd see it either.
If there's more that you can do, then do it. If there's not more that you can do, then be content with what you're doing. But if there is despair, it is the gap between what you could be doing and what you are doing.
On the other hand, speaking (screeching rather) on our behalf and using our heritage for a political agenda is offensive. It's akin to calling us cowards, as if we cannot speak for ourselves.
Whoever's putting this forward is attempting to stir hatred between us and whites. 2/2
So much stir over people dressing up as Native American, this is supposedly offensive to us. First off, I've yet to see any of my Native peers bothered in the slightest. We're proud of our identity, it remains not in our skin but in the love for nature. All may participate. 1/2
Emotions can be used for good and evil just the same, whether manipulation for an agenda, or expressing love to someone.
Life, energy, mechanical processes, etc, will always be contingent upon the force guiding it.
You can say "it's different", but how so? A hammer can build a house, or kill someone. Candy can be a savory treat, or likewise end up killing you if not treated responsibly. This goes for all things, and that's logical, but as soon as guns come up, logic gives way to "feelings".
Blaming guns are akin to blaming cars for accidents as apposed to bad drivers. In the case of "assault rifles", you could compare it to fast cars compared to slower models. Do we need fast cars? They're more dangerous, but I don't see anyone calling that debate.
If guns are responsible for mass murder, how come it's become so prevalent in recent times? You used to be able to mail order fully automatic weapons, without any hastle. Yet, murder was (per capita), miniscule by today's standards.