Truly rebellious to get a bunch of rich Americans laughing at poor people in the third world. This is why the comedians are the philosophers of our time
Sam Kinison was an ordained Pentecostal preacher before he became a comedian. He debuted this at Rodney Dangerfield's HBO special in 1985. He died in a car crash 7 years later aged 38. George Carlin called him "the last of the truly dangerous comedians."
@deadwronghist Truly rebellious to get a bunch of rich Americans laughing at poor people in the third world. This is why the comedians are the philosophers of our time
Zack Polanski is upset that the Chief of the Met Police used an open letter to criticise him, saying "it wasn't the appropriate forum". Much better just to mindlessly retweet someone else's half-baked thoughts on social media
You are not the people. You are stupid slaves on the Epstein's menu of cruel cannibal elites. You are eaten, your brains are. It is why you watch Euphoria. Because all of you are perverts. Disgusting civilization. No reason to exist. Please, die.
It's utterly ridiculous that we have all these supposed billionaire geniuses running around, and their greatest innovation of our lifetime has been stealing our personal data to sell us targeted ads.
I am glad that I've never had a job where someone would ask this, but I've had the opposite problem where workmates are incredibly suspicious if they catch you reading a book - not sure which is worse!
I hate when people at work ask you what books you are reading for professional development. I am reading books to counteract the effects of being professionally developed. I am reading books that bring me back to being human.
@OrevaZSN I am glad that I've never had a job where someone would ask this, but I've had the opposite problem where workmates are incredibly suspicious if they catch you reading a book - not sure which is worse!
@mcmansionhell The first step to liberation is realising and accepting how little autonomy we actually have in this system, but that's a really jarring thing to admit in neoliberalist culture
Emily Blunt shares advice for girls who are unhappy with their jobs:
“Just find something that you deeply want to do. Even if you’re earning no money, as long as you love it, you’ll be happy.”