Do you ever listen to a pop song and think to yourself "This is cool and all, but I wish it randomly switched genres between jazz and metal and funk, with little to no coherency, and had far more guitar solos than necessary?"
“Young men need a space where they can act traditionally masculine.”
Mosh pits.
“And express their emotions in a healthy way.”
Mosh pits.
“Where they can find community.”
Mosh pits.
“Somewhere they can gain a basic understanding of consent.”
*STARTS DOING WINDMILLS*
If I’m honest I’d let myself believe that, despite an awful Democrat campaign, more people would show up to vote against Trump than for him. The result is a reminder you have to give people something to vote *for*.
Britain should take pride that we are a place where a bright young woman can overcome the barriers of racism and sexism to become one of the most despicable bastards in the country.
This BBC article about Brianna Ghey used 387 words to talk about Brianna's mobile phone social media use but only 163 to talk about her murderer who was fixated on violent shit online & hospitalised another student.
Like someone how a trans kid looking for community is worse.
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How to destroy the NHS:
Step 1. Run it into the ground with austerity.
Step 2. Exploit the crisis to empower the private sector.
Step 3. Abolish the principle of universal health care.
End privatisation, support striking workers and save our NHS.
It's today reported that Labour will now hike tuition fees by 13.5% to £10,500.
When Keir Starmer stood for leader, he pledged to "end the scandal of spiralling student debt."
One of the biggest con artists in British democratic history.
Rent a flat above a shop
Cut your hair and get a job
Smoke some fags and play some pool
Pretend you never went to school
But still you'll never get it right
Cos when you're laid in bed at night
Watching roaches climb the wall
If you called your dad he could stop it all, yeah.
The media largely hated the independence referendum, because as a million or so people became deeply engaged in politics, editors temporarily lost their power to determine what’s ‘important’ and what’s not. But, for all the post hoc naysaying, it was a positive democratic event.