College Logs: When your roommate breaks up with his girlfriend, you will find out really quickly which songs she loved. I’m vibing out hard and my roommate says “she loves this song.” What the hell am I supposed to do now? Now the mood is dead but the song is still good. Nice.
Both of his arms were on the ground in front of him.
The agents could see both of his hands, and he never went for a weapon, even while they were kicking his ass.
The administration is lying to you. They want you to believe them over your eyes.
Even if you take the conservative defense of each ICE killing, you’re left with “We haphazardly scaled up a poorly trained police force to storm into neighborhoods that voted against the president, where we antagonize the local population until someone resists arrest, and then we kill them,” which is morally horrendous on top of being an absurd way to do immigration policy.
People are so brainwashed into the left/right nonsense that when someone speaks truth, if that truth doesn’t align lockstep with their “side”, they assume that person is on the opposite “side”. This is the level of consciousness we are dealing with.
I knew I chose the wrong major when I was home from college after graduating and some of my high school friends asked me, “so how’s the journaling going?”
When Harry Met Sally is a film that’ll always stay with me. When I think of romance, I think of it. When I think of the eccentrics of falling in love, I think of it. When I think of New Years and the turn of another leaf, I think of it. I don’t think you can direct something that
genuinely baffling the amount of people saying "nothing happened" when we got a full on deep dive into how badly human beings NEED connection, companionship and community to actually live and thrive, and the lengths we'll go to when we don't have it, or to try get it.
Since the film industry just definitively died, I figure some of you probably want to take up reading. In that case, you should subscribe to my Substack. I’m like pretty funemployed so
https://t.co/mwn9TUStRw
Can’t help but feel that a core part of the campaign to further immiserate the working class is to remove every single opportunity to interact with other members of society. Between the obliteration of third spaces to things like this, feels like they want to keep us all siloed in our homes, glued to screens.