Kim is younger than Trump, but he also has advanced diabetes and heart issues; his heart might give out during a fight. Trump is older but more fit.Originally Posted by Chae
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Kim is younger than Trump, but he also has advanced diabetes and heart issues; his heart might give out during a fight. Trump is older but more fit.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...ng-habits.html
I'd never trust a cat named like that but in this case. Kudos!
Hashtag white old man prototype
PS: The health care plan is 100% messed up.
Truth be told
Mark Gurner shows that there are still good paying jobs for people without skills.
He may have to give up his own Avocado Toast soon, because the Australian Property Bubble is close to bursting.
Incidentally, I believe that Real Estate is one of the few professions where high intelligence is not required to make money.
...The last thing is basically what I said elsewhere a while back.
Along with Vespertine's link to tons of free art books and Subteigh's article on the CIA reading Proust, this is one of the things on this site I'd like to like an infinite number of times (but one of the lower infinite numbers, since I need to save higher ones in case a post saves a forum member's life or something).
...How do you know they wouldn't if they could? #novotesforcatsI'd never trust a cat named like that but in this case. Kudos!
To me, they just like the feeling of power, but they haven't really done anything to earn it. They also like the predictability of knowing their place even more than they like power since they're intimidated by an unpredictable and ambiguous world, so they don't get why people in non-privileged groups (who are pretty much the majority together rather than "minorities" at this point #thismeanswar) would give up predictability for power even though they themselves enjoy both. #authoritarianpersonality I think authoritarians should break off and engage in their weird political BDSM away from people who don't enjoy that ("you do you"), but unfortunately authoritarianism is pretty ubiquitous since it's sort of implicit in what kind of thinking is considered prestigious and valid.
Also, I don't think gay men are ubiquitously "mollycoddled". I don't see gay bikers clad in black leather from head to toe being particularly "mollycoddled", or big hairy bears being "mollycoddled" either. But they're still treated with a kind of distance that macho "str8 men" really wouldn't be. (I love the term "str8 men" by the way. "Cis" comes off extremely demeaning to me, like people have to happily accept every part of their socially-appointed gender role, or they have to go resign themselves to a lifetime of hormones, surgery, and essential physical disability and dependence on doctors. That's an extremely nasty and obviously wrong false dichotomy to me. Some people want to identify with and socially live as the other gender without becoming a medical experiment, others are not particularly happy with their gender role in major ways but find identifying with it to be a sort of lesser evil compared to identifying as trans or another gender, some people just hate Tumblr feminists and gender ideology even if they want to be trans or one of the nonstandard genders in every typical way, etc. This actually comes from what I consider to be the main problem above, with people wanting to put everything in boxes to avoid ambiguity and that being the root of authoritarianism.)
The whole "mollycoddled" thing is just wrt things bnd has said about women that I think str8 men would catch more shit for, not about gay men being more mollycoddled in general.
And yeah @ the cis thing, p tired of hearing "they're more woman than you because they put more work into looking like one" like that's not perpetuating the roles they're supposedly trying to defy or whatever; I'm not more of a woman when I have lipstick on.
Last thought for today:
RIP net neutrality... Here is what we get to look forward to.
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I want this to appear in a future history book for students.
Exercise:
Analyze this picture.
Use your observations to draw conclusions.
What message do you think the artist was trying to get across with this image?
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Maybe if we just ignore all the problems they will disappear...
Thank u spongebob
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