Non-disabled people are fucking ridiculous. They expect disabled people to be helpless shut-ins who are incapable of independence or variation amongst each other.

Here, I would like to recommend Against the Pollution of the I (yes; it’s French). It is a fascinating book that recounts the life of a resistance fighter against the Nazis — who survived a concentration camp — who was blind since a boyhood accident.

One of these men is now President, and one is in charge of HUD. Let that sink in.

I was born for this thread...

Cheerocracy, yes.

To play devil’s advocate, if there were no Bring It On, there wouldn’t be Bring It On Again, Bring It On: All Or Nothing, Bring It On: In It To Win It, nor Bring It On: Fight To The Finish.

Betsy could never do spirit fingers.

They are going to stick it out and allow him to sign all the hugely unpopular legislation they would like to pass, then turn on him. Then they can tell their base a half truth about whose fault the mess is.

To my eyes, this movie is 10/10. I value my eyes the same as my fingers....

Well, the replies to this are certainly going to be salty, but I say . . .

Cheerocracy, yes.

I dunno, my gay best friend who is a playwright and loooooooooves musicals and theatre absolutely ADORED the film. You’re being quite presumptuous.

I still really want to see this too so it’ll make more money yet!

Oh and I just Googled this, students in my hometown school district speak 66 different languages. That’s the beauty of public schools.

Her supporters are obvious idiots. I love the environment so much that I must be uncompromising! In turn, we’ll have coal waste dumped into rivers in the first two weeks and oil flowing through the DAPL in months. Their principles are compromised while the environment has been compromised!

My hometown public school’s are the stuff Rick Santorum’s nightmares are made of. We read A People’s History of the United States in high school and had to take a year of civics to graduate. Evolution and climate change were taught as facts, not controversies. Slavery, the genocide of Native Americans and the…

Jill Stein and Ben Carson have provided a very valuable lesson over the past 18 months - namely, that you can become a doctor while simultaneously being a fucking idiot.

I live in Montgomery County, MD, which is also where I grew up.

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