How is it possible that a person can be permanently banned from @Twitter for saying that men aren’t women, but suggesting that journalist @MrAndyNgo deserved a beating that caused him to be admitted to the hospital doesn’t even get a blue check mark removed?
@glarri@SharonDeason@PriyamvadaGopal I have been following Peterson since 2016. Rarely he seems excited. Rarely excited as when he said he had the opportunity to learn there.
@gnchevalier @PriyamvadaGopal I, as an autistic person of color from the third world, feel the need to apologize to all white people for the existence of such #biggots and #racist people like you.
@PriyamvadaGopal I am from the third world. A person of color. I dreamt everyday to attend a college like #Cambridge. I am midly #autistic, undiagnosed until I was 32. Reading people like you makes me almost feel glad I couldn't attend such a prestigious college. #biggot
There is an emerging understanding that there are two separate concepts of the “tough interview”:
A) The ‘Gotcha!’ Interview.
B) The Long Form In Depth Interview.
The funniest part is hearing practitioners of the former referring to the latter as “Softball”.
“Gotcha!” is dead.
My daughter (12) doesn't wear her hair up because of her scar. She thinks it's ugly and afraid of what people will think. I think it's badass. Can you please show her that her daddy's not the only one that thinks so. Likes and comments (and RTs) super appreciated! Thanks!
@NaturesPoisons I have more than 26 scars like that, more coming. Yeah sometimes I am afraid to show them, but dad is right... they are badass and sexy :-) At 12 years old May seem like a big deal, in a couple of years that beautiful scar will be a status symbol: You are a winner.