and yeah I know...white resentment is a hell of a drug.
and yeah I know...white resentment is a hell of a drug.
It kind of worked on me, as I’m now convinced that the dog is racist...
A friend filming an update called the young man a “true hero.” Read more
The pup runs to him after he’s thrown, a complete stranger—probably, she was a stranger too--but that just proves it. That’s full flight instincts.
I couldn’t watch that. Please tell me he caught the puppy and gave it a good home.
It’s not just black people. I know plenty of Indians (I’m indian) who have been partying and hanging out every weekend. Southern California in general is terrible when it comes to selfishness
You know, amidst all of what’s happened, what you posted is one of the things that has made me cry the hardest. Read more
My father passed very recently (not from COVID), and my sibling and I made the decision to have a Zoom memorial. If we gathered and someone got COVID, I would never forgive myself. I have relatives over 70 (my dad was 70), over 80, over 85. I have relatives who are immunocompromised. I would have loved to get together… Read more
Spot on. Read more
The 25th Amendment does not appear to give the Speaker of the House much to work with directly against the president, but could be part of an attempt to gum up the Senate to derail a Supreme Court appointment in the middle of an election. Frankly, voters have not given the Dems much leverage during this… Read more
i stare at those parameciums that dont wear masks.
“is this the day i bring it home?” “is this the day i bring it to my parents?” “am i asymptomatic infecting everyone i love?” Read more
When I think of all the people we have lost this year to Covid and the ones that left us due to old age, cancer and other issues and the fact that this fat fuck is still running around angers me to no end. From Bob Gibson, Lou Brock, Little Richard, Tom Seaver, Kobe & Gianna Bryant, Gayle Sayers, RBG , John Thompson,… Read more
I know, it’s a tough choice. I’ve settled with the idea of not seeing my parents again, and my siblings. But that’s baggage that’s been packing for years. If I had small children? I would be off in the Canadian woods somewhere eating elk jerky and keeping them safe, for sure.
I’m glad you finally got to see him in September and that his journey home was safe. Isolation from loved ones really sucks. I get Damon’s point, too, though. He has two very young children and a wife. I know of 2 men who died tragically (unrelated to Covid-19) and left behind young families. If they could’ve… Read more
Last Spring, my son was terrified he wouldn’t see his family in Michigan ever again. Traveling from NJ to MI by bus, plane, train (my son doesn’t drive) was out of the question. So his father made the 12+ hour drive, no stops, to come get him and turn around and drive back to MI. Read more
My mother often says that evil is the best preservative because the truly evil never seem to pay in the flesh for their crimes. I’m a believer in this too. Since that bloated orange pustule has taken office, I’ve lost 4 family members who were not only decades younger than him, but were each wonderful, kind people.… Read more
You will. You should. You are thinking with your head, while too many other people in the US (and world) are thinking with their hearts and feelings. Now is the time to be as fucking Spock-like as you can. Read more
Virtual hug, Damon. Making such a decision is so, so hard. The wrong people always die.
He’s a larva, not a flighter.