@SpencerHakimian People grow up in the same town their born in, do the same jobs / careers as their parents, get priced out of real estate by corporations buying up land, and then you tell them they never belonged there anyways.
This is just making things worse.
@harrisonlowman What a stupid thing to get hung up on. Women in the military have been neglected and straight up abused, harassment and worse offences against them covered up by people in positions of power. That 16% deserves recognition just as much as the men do.
@justalexoki No, words have objective tangible meaning. You can’t just change the meaning willy nilly.
Communication between people (or lack thereof) is one of the biggest issues today. Changing the meaning of words like this is how we make that worse.
@JaimeeUSA “Thing is bad cause parody of thing is saying things I don’t like” jfc the emotional intelligence of a toddler. Maybe you should be watching Ms Rachel yourself.
@basedtechexec@WallStreetApes I think having 17 year olds sign for these essentially lifelong debts after grooming them all the way through publicly mandated school that they need to go to college/university in order to succeed, is, at the very least, predatory.
@BarryKell123@Simega8@ItIsHoeMath It’s like not understanding object permanence. Completely unaware and unwilling to learn about all the things that need to happen in order to have food, housing. People think we can just snap our fingers and it shows up.
It’s all so tiresome.
@Khelsilem My genuine question is how do you reconcile this? You forcefully evict people from their homes, that they’ve worked their whole lives to obtain? What happens to them?