Oh god we need to make a fake movie poster for The Thought Terminator.
The T1488 dual wielding his giant hand guns named Facts and Logic.
Yeah lol I know, I actually worked on that campaign.
Put it to a vote, simple as
Nah voting is overrated I will be the supreme chancellor and gatekeeper of what is allowed to be said online.
This is a joke of course but that would be better than whatever this weirdo is advocating.
Shoe is a fuckin reactionary grifter.
Watch this instead.
As someone that was very into cars (still kind of am but not nearly so much) and tuner culture. Yes, "rice" in the context of customizing a machine to your specific performance needs has always had racist baggage and likely always will. This is a weird hill to die on bud, and it makes you look very sus.
until an ideal situation allows them to improve their lives in a way everyone finds acceptable?
Craziest part is that a lot of people that follow that line of thinking have also at least recognized the immediacy of police and prison abolition in the context of places like the US but can't seem to take the next step in applying the same logic to places outside the imperial core.
Well they were, for the most part, until the illegal dissolution of the USSR in 1991.
You could start by actually answering any of my questions.
The amount of times I heard the phrase "sand n-word" still sticks with me.
And what gives you the right to determine what "properly monitored and implemented referendums" are?
Also Russia is a dictatorship of the bourgeoisie just the same as the US so that argument holds zero water here.
I am genuinely curious what your metrics for what constitutes a legitimate referendum are.
Citations needed did an amazing analysis of the Hallmark Christmas phenomenon that touches on this and a lot of other stuff
https://citationsneeded.libsyn.com/ep-152-hallmark-christmas-movies-and-the-cozy-conservative-nostalgia-machine
And a follow-up here about the anti-labor tropes of Hallmark movies
https://citationsneeded.libsyn.com/a-very-special-news-brief-hallmarks-anti-labor-churn-a-follow-up-conversation