@UjuAnya @LegallyJewish I don't think people understand the difference between like, society and a household. It wasn't the cops just taking his laptop until he explained himself. It was his mom! Someone he shares a space with.
1. Last month, I reported that Chaya Raichik of Libs of TikTok was appointed by Ryan Walters to "make schools safer" in Oklahoma.
One month later, a trans teen is dead after a year of transphobic bullying.
Their name was Nex.
It's all this one guy and his military career. The skinnies start as bug allies and then all of a sudden they become earth allies and it's never talked about! Just mentioned in passing.
Our main character is just so incurious.
One of my favorite parts of the novel is now completely the main character just kind of does what he's told all the time.
He joins the army because of his best friend and then immediately forgets about him.
At no point do we learn anything about the world.
Here in this Ohio diner where people are wearing the $400 Trump shoes, the number one issue is that the cost of eggs has gone up by 10 cents since last year
You don't want to talk about you obsess over bad movies because you only have enough media literacy to talk about movies that are horrendous and obviously crap.
I never thought I was the kind of person to fall for a scam, but then I and eight of my human friends were given a Ring of Power and we were all of us deceived, for another Ring was made.
I mean...it's not victim-blaming. This person loses credibility for being literally bad at her job? That's blaming the victim. That's the victim of a crime exposing themselves as being shit at their job.
@MacMcCannTX Perhaps! But I don’t think being scammed makes someone lose credibility, I think that’s a victim-blaming mindset at odds with reality — which is that any journalist, or person, could be scammed.