Aris ⟡

22.

mostly observing

[Nora @Heal_within96]

This is how every pro Black/African person should think.

[Aris ⟡ @thearisfiles]

@mochaswisss @mariejulia777 @PopCrave this!!! it’s such a parasocial thing

[Aris ⟡ @thearisfiles]

@mariejulia777 @PopCrave this is a 30+ year old woman, please focus

[Aris ⟡ @thearisfiles]

@Mantiscore23099 @JabroniBashers nowhere does that chart say “97% arbitrary reasoning.” YOU made that characterization 😭 still no source either. i’m so sorry you felt left out as a child and now need to insert yourself everywhere. take care freak show. :’)

[Aris ⟡ @thearisfiles]

@Mantiscore23099 @JabroniBashers i read it just fine, freak show lmao laws are routinely written to account for exceptional circumstances, which is the entire point. now are you gonna provide a source for that “97% arbitrary reasoning” claim or keep throwing slurs because you can’t substantiate it?

[Aris ⟡ @thearisfiles]

@BugZapper231 @Duakz5q the way you had to completely rewrite the scenario to make your argument work has me crying omg what😭

[Aris ⟡ @thearisfiles]

@Mantiscore23099 @JabroniBashers “we don’t make laws for exceptions” is an insane thing to say when laws quite literally have exceptions everywhere lmao and where did you pull “97% arbitrary reasoning” from? your ass?

[Aris ⟡ @thearisfiles]

@JabroniBashers contraception fails, and pregnancy isn’t a punishment for having sex. you still haven’t explained why YOUR personal beliefs should determine what someone else does with their pregnancy. weirdo.

[Aris ⟡ @thearisfiles]

@JabroniBashers i know you’re saying the original post is fictional, genius. i’m asking why YOU responded to that fictional scenario with those statistics if apparently the scenario has nothing to do with your response. are you new to understanding context?

[Aris ⟡ @thearisfiles]

@JabroniBashers @loves5o and also, who gives a fuck what you’re personally “ok with”? you’re not the one who would ever have to be pregnant or give birth. 😭

[Aris ⟡ @thearisfiles]

@AmberMc31921676 @JabroniBashers @loves5o exactly! people see “elective” and somehow translate that into “women are just getting abortions for fun” and that’s not what that means at all

[Aris ⟡ @thearisfiles]

@JabroniBashers @loves5o even if it were 0.001%, what does that change about THIS 12-year-old? a 50-year-old impregnated a child and walked free. her getting an abortion doesn’t somehow make what happened to her less serious. what a bizarre use of statistics, you fucking freak.

[Aris ⟡ @thearisfiles]

@21metgala why are we bashing a pregnant body omg

[Aris ⟡ @thearisfiles]

@blackecentrics @SpartanSparatic @ThePerfct_ if “talking white” can’t actually be defined without relying on assumptions about someone’s race or who they grew up around, that’s kinda my entire point lmao 2/2

[Aris ⟡ @thearisfiles]

@blackecentrics @SpartanSparatic @ThePerfct_ um that’s where you’re losing me because the explanation keeps changing. first it was tone/cadence, then region/culture, and now it’s possibly “phonics” or being around white people. 1/2

[Aris ⟡ @thearisfiles]

@blackecentrics @SpartanSparatic @ThePerfct_ so i think you’re mixing up race with regional/cultural dialects lol, california and new york can have recognizable speech patterns because of region and environment. that still doesn’t explain why a black person’s particular tone or cadence becomes “white”

[Aris ⟡ @thearisfiles]

@blackecentrics @SpartanSparatic @ThePerfct_ two things can be true but that still doesn’t answer why a black person’s tone or cadence suddenly becomes “white” that’s literally the part we’re questioning

[Aris ⟡ @thearisfiles]

@blackecentrics @ThePerfct_ i understand what you mean by tone and cadence, i just don’t understand why a black person having a different tone or cadence makes it “white” lol that’s the racial expectation i’m talking about