Do you know why you know the names of the
Cornell 7?
Because Cornell Daily Sun Editor-in-Chief Sophia Dasser ’28, Associate Editor Sophia Romanov Imber ’28 and Opinion Editors Zara Cheek ’28 and Rayen Zhou '29 conducted on-point reporting and then stood ten-toes down, stared their own university straight in the face, hit “publish” and said,
“Cornell Won’t, We Will.”
And signed their names to it...
This speech is the thesis statement of the series. The cascading efforts of rebels everywhere that allows for the eventual events with The Death Star. This episode challenges the OT's Great Man Theory approach by highlighting collectivism. We need ALL the heroes we can get.
kaz has the plan
inej has the conscience
jesper has the goat
wylan has the bombs
nina has the waffles
matthias has absolutely no idea how he got here
happy six of crows day 🥹❤️🩹 11 years of my family!!!!
And another thing, if we start destroying the lives of young rapists, we might avoid having old rapists in charge of everything in the future.
And that's a hill I'll die on.
Let's see the essays. Make them public. Let us read these scrawled golden tickets offered up by Cornell administrators to allow rapists to continue on with their lives unscathed. Was there a required word count? Did any of them use AI to write their "sorry for raping you" pieces?
I want to see the essays.
it’s “not all men” but then it’s 7 that raped a woman for 7 hours
it’s “not all men” but then it’s 50 men in one gc that all knew about the assault and never exposed it
it’s “not all men” but then it’s the men in power that decided an essay was enough punishment for this brutal act of violence.
it’s “not all men” but it’s every single man that protects eachother when any of the take a woman’s body for their own pleasure.
when will u admit it’s all MEN
In order to bring back love letters, we must first bring back the real lovers, and in order to bring back the real lovers, we must bring back emotional intelligence, kindness, empathy, and consideration.
I know I've said it before but truly the least interesting version of fandom is the one obsessed with data and victories. The focus on streams, review scores, box office, etc, as a way to "prove" that your favourite is better than someone else's is tedious & anti-art.
I fear a lot of people forget that the entire romcom genre has the lack of realism as its main pillar, not only because real men suck, but also cause characters find themselves in unrealistic scenarios and situations and nothing is taken too seriously
There is much talk at the moment of ‘preparedness’. I am happy to tell you that I have fuel for two days, food for a week and reading matter for 243 years.
Not only is it an insane accomplishment, it’s also a modern one. It was never society’s plan for us to live AND sustain independently.
So pls cut yourself some slack, you’re beating historical odds women before us fought and died for!
I don't think I'm overreacting by being irritated about Greta Gerwig's Narnia because I was irritated with Greta Gerwig's Little Women for the same reason. She interacts through the lens of her own agenda. She can't respect the source material having its own philosophical weight.
A painful pattern of CPTSD/Childhood Trauma: You are obsessed with unavailable people and disgusted by people who actually want to love you.
Here's why:
Kicking the ‘don’t commit genocide’ guy off your tour because it upsets the people who support the genocide is actually a blatant display of taking sides. There’s nothing neutral here, not even close.
Leer un libro en público es solo performativo para las personas que no leen libros. Para un lector, cada sala de espera, banco de parque y vagón de tren es otro capítulo potencial.