David Healy: "If we're going to force the system to change, how much are we prepared to resort to the tactics of the dark side?"
Source: https://t.co/8Lcpnzd4Ef
Doubtful. People are easy to pay off and vote 'no'. In our society, justice and/or freedom in important matters is reserved for the wealthy. In fact, it probably always was. But Luigi still achieved his goal and sacrificed his life for it. It's a reminder for the elite that no matter how powerful you are, even you can become a target when you deny justice to the poor.
@nypost Clearly he's not a martyr to the person who paid for this headline. Don't forget that it's still an opinion of one person no matter where it's being published.
@saltywankenobi@FAGfind I can assure you he's got the balls to be the bad guy. Which is why I hope he decides to do what's right for others when it matters. But he should close his mouth when taking a business photos unless this is a business attire fetish picture ๐คทโโ๏ธ.
Women should vote on inherently female issues. Men should vote on inherently male issues. That is equality. Men have no business voting on pregnancy even if they are the father. Male business starts when the child is born - to provide for the woman and their child, to set a good example for the kid and be protective about it if the woman has issues during the motherhood role (like postpartum depression, personality disorders and so on).
@ChampionLigma@nypost I want approval and still express unattractive opinions freely even though I know the outcome is being disliked and disapproved of. It's human to want to be accepted by others, but it's wise to know that it's never going to happen.
In my country, about 95% of people voted 'no' in an annonymous poll that asked if they'd be okay with having a gay neighbor. People have preferences and it doesn't mean they want to destroy all LGBT. If you care about justice and freedom, you'll let people freely express what they feel no matter how uncomfortable it is to you as long as those people are not violating your rights.
@giallolorca This is a man who knows he did the right thing, and he also knows he has to bear the conseauences for what he did whatever they may be. His place in history is secure no matter what comes next.
@Parodyjeffx *some Jews. And why not ask them? You're asking us to speculate. I'd say malevolent personalities will use anything - and I mean anything - to help advance themselves and their goals.
Let's not forget that poor defenceless 'victim' Jason Arday called the cops on a journalist who wanted to examine his credibility and backstory
And instructed the most aggressive, forceful and expensive lawyers in the country to close him down
He was no rabbit in the headlights
Quite capable of playing hardball when it suited him
Jason Arday died yesterday. People who were his students were not impressed. He was late for lectures and droned on about white privilege and his autism.
It seems universities could not get rid of him quickly enough.
His rate your professor score was 17%.