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@rSI That's one powerful picture.
Our society's basic problem in a nutshell.Ferengi do not fight against exploitation but instead work to become the exploiters.
it's always good to show the truth, but sometimes one don't want to get trigger'd, so i put the image in a spoiler tag with a trigger warning.
“Trigger warnings just don’t help,” Payton Jones, a clinical psychology doctoral student at Harvard, tweeted alongside a preprint of his new paper. He further explained that the paper actually suggests that trigger warnings might even be harmful.
well one thing is having a dead horse for president, who merely stinks up the place. Regarding Donald Duck, he's more the kind of dead horse that spreads plague in the local village, which poisons the well of all neighbouring cities, while blaming them for being a dead horse in the first place. And potentially starting a few wars that other dead horses have to clean up afterwards... sort of like that famous quote about Boris Johnson, John Oliver used in his latest video: Working for these people is like “walking a few feet behind a horse, shoveling its shit.”Man, I've insulated myself from news so well that I didn't even hear about what happened in the US this Saturday until Monday morning. Um, maybe not something to be proud of. Or is it? Can't tell these days.
I mean, following this stuff is kinda useless for people not directly involved. Just raises your blood pressure. I guess since this is a democracy though, we have to stay informed so we'll know which way to vote.
[doublepost=1565007357,1565006097][/doublepost]I wanna be a little more honest. I see that a lot of people on Twitter are attributing this violence to Trump, but I've always seem him as more of a symptom than a cause. Fortunately, he's also a fad, that'll pass in either one year or five. Then we'll have some new dead horse to beat.