Underrated life advice: Never make someone regret being honest with you. If someone has the courage to tell you the truth, don’t punish them for it. You can disagree. But if you train people to believe that honesty gets punished, they’ll start giving you comfort instead of truth.
Whenever you think you understand just how fucking completely brain dead Trump’s cult members are and how our educational system has utterly failed us, I see a video like this and realize we truly underestimate the depths of delusion and derangement that has engulfed America.
Republicans had a whole ass evil manifesto sitting out in the open detailing how their master plan is to make life hell for everyone and people still voted for them cause they liked the parts where they put immigrants into concentration camps and banned trans women from sports
lowkey this goes for bagels, too. *most* nyc bagels are really good. the marginal difference between the bagel shop on your block and the bagel shop across town that everyone is talking about is unimportant on a cozy sunday morning
Columbia had students who said this was true arrested, expelled, and stripped of their degrees. They were falsely accused of antisemitism by the international press and government for speaking out. What will the consequence be for the perpetrators admitting it? Probably nothing.
I am not one of those people who lets shit slide just because we're close. Actually the closer you are to me the more I expect you to know better. Being close to somebody should make you more considerate of them not more comfortable disrespecting them