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This list is brilliant.

Lol. No, I am saying that when "white women" commit a racist act, we only talk about it in the broader context of "white people." White women don't like talking about their own contributions to racism, and deflect.

Oh, so it was just brevity! Silly me.

#notallwhitewomen. The point is that when white female feminists are faced with a racist act by PREDOMINATELY WHITE WOMEN (like in the photos above), its just a problem with "white people." White women never acknowledge their own role in racism without being sure to say that its just "white people." They damn well are…

Your whole post can be summed up as #notallwhitewomen. Look! One white guy in the group in the photo! Look! I wasn't saying we did not contribute, I'm just being sure to never explicitly acknowledge white women's role in racism!

Oh my fucking god, could you be more dense? The point isn't that female feminists are supporting Darren Wilson: its that when white women do horribly racist things, it is "white people," and that when it is white men, it is "white men." It is that white female feminists do not acknowledge white women's complicity and…

For reals. Now I know some really great teachers, but many of the people I graduated high school with went to teach when they realized passing the Missouri PRAXIS was easy.

A larger phenomenon that is not just white men. Plenty of comments on the Darrin Wilson fundraisers were white women, plenty of people at the "protests" in favor of were too.

Why do I see these seats and think they look vaginal? Like that rich gal from The Big Lebowski vaginal?

Goddamn it, teachers. I get having a dress code, but a fucking shame suit? I mean the logical leaps you have to make to get to that conclusion... ick.

She was pregnant?

I mean, don't you, as the lawyer, have any leeway on what the client does? Can't you get a psych eval and say "clearly my client is insane" and then just get him life in a ward or something?

No. I mean is the mercy of the court really going to be worse than an actual finding of guilty?

True. :(

I thought they couldn't change it later? I know they do in TV shows and movies, but I thought that was just hollywood myth?

George could at least try to get out under Florida's "shoot a black man for free" laws. I don't believe Nevada has a "beat your ex to near death for free" law.

No.1 is soooo frustrating. Ok, sure, she may of not been in the state of mind to remember all the facts exactly to detail after having BEEN BEATEN TO NEAR DEATH BY A PSYCHO. Glory be, the harlot. And No.2 shouldn't matter. See the BEATEN TO NEAR DEATH BY A PSYCHO part.

Really?

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