Except I’m not buying Prince Eric from the Little Mermaid is a top. He looks like a screaming bottom to me.
Sarah J
mermaidwarrior
Whelp, my cousin who is obsessed with Disney, worked there for years and got fired for being drunk on the job too many times, and just divorced his wife who is also obsessed with Disney, will be in luck trying to find a new partner!
Right? Scary and sad. Like I obviously knew his age but just the fact that he was born in 2002 really made it hit harder to me because I was like 11 in 2002 and it just shows how YOUNG he really was
That happened to me to when I was looking at the photo it was just like a huge WOW realization for me. Not that I DIDNT know his age but just seeing the years really cemented it
It does make it worse, that Tamir Rice was so young, but I would still say this is unreasonable even if Tamir Rice had been 40 yrs. old at the time. This is another misapprehension that could be reasonable in any given situation (his age), but it wouldn’t have been an issue if the 911 caller’s further info had been…
That’s relevant to Tamir Rice and John Crawford how, exactly? We have video evidence showing the opposite. Police running in and gunning them down the first chance they get, within seconds. Watch the videos yourself, you’ll see it with your own eyes. Police will take their time to talk down a guy shooting up a Planned…
I live in Toledo. I see it all the time. White people open carry at fucking grocery stores and people don’t bat an eye.
Open carry state. Just sayin
Man, when I see his picture and realize he was only born in 2002, it hits me how young he truly was. This was a complete travesty, and I feel so awful for the family. No amount of talking from the PD will ever sufficiently explain why this occurred, because it was senseless. The video proves it.
It's important to think about, not just in regards to our own personal life but in helping us understand & empathize with others. The more self aware people are (without overdoing it into navel gazing territory) the better equipped we are to be compassionate people.
If it’s brown, turn it down.
So no Hindus or Buddhists along with the obvious no Muslims? That eliminates a lot of small businesses. Oh, and of course no Native American religions because those people obviously don’t belong here.
Especially when very few things are actually American made anymore, and many of the things that are American made (cars, I’m looking right at you) suck donkey balls.
Does Harper propose some method of identifying these so-callled christian stores? Maybe forcing everyone else to wear some kind of symbol on their clothing identifying them as nonbelievers in the invisible man in the sky and the 2000 year old book of myths, legends and prejudices.
Ugh, goddamn fuck all of these xenophobic assholes. And your “american made” “support local economies” bullshit is so transparent. It’s 100% about being racist and screwing over brown people. No matter that they are good, enterprising and hard-working people. People that embody the values that are what America is…
Yup- working with kids REALLY opens your eyes to what different families can/will give their kids, and what true disadvantage can look like, beginning at birth, for some of these kids that don’t even get emotional support.
While I’m white, I admit that it’s frequently a struggle for me to watch many of my peers (also white) succeed at early life goals because they were able to put the bill on their parents. I worked all through college (30 hour weeks with an 18-21 credit load) and still had to take out 30K in loans (while going to a…
Yes! I grew up poor and worked really hard to get my degree and although I have never been a social conservative (quite the opposite) I did feel like I was exceptional and that my hard work got me from rural Mexico to a solid middle class life in the U.S. Then I started mentoring a young Chicana and saw that she’s not…
People tend to ascribe their own success to their effort and other peoples to circumstance. It’s a lack of self awareness similar to the third-person effect where only other people are affected by advertising.