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Wednesday, November 20, 2019
Whether it is somebody saying "you people" in a context that appears discriminatory, or somebody seemingly making a broad generalization about hockey players being "bullies," why is the immediate reaction of so many people in either of the instances to demand that offender to be removed from their chosen career or livelihood? I don't agree with either statement that was made, but I also don't agree with an approach that is simply nasty, vindictive and inflammatory. We can criticize, deconstruct and openly discuss things that offend and hurt us without stooping to the level of stripping careers and opportunities from people as a form of justice for our infringed feelings.
—I Think It's Clear Who The "Bullies" Are
—I Think It's Clear Who The "Bullies" Are
Friday, September 20, 2019
Toxic callout culture mob mentality "warriors"—are you ready to drop your pitchforks yet? Callout culture is ending, and everyone now notices how every time your group disagrees with people or has conflict, they're cancelled. YOU are scarier to people in the community than the people you cancel, but people are too afraid of your social power to stand up to you—mostly for fear of being blacklisted and isolated from any community contact. How does it feel knowing that the marginalized and underprivileged hoard that you blacklisted from accessing any resources in their own community are coming back with a vengeance? Have you come to terms with your own privilege? Are you able to move past your own stumbling blocks? Hmm.
—Human Fucking Being
—Human Fucking Being
Wednesday, February 15, 2017
I am in the military, I serve my country, I work for the federal government. These things are a part of who I am. Throughout Halifax, I have met quite a few people who judge me for what I do for a living. I have my own views, morals, and ethics. I don't kill people, and honestly I've done more humanitarian aid then many others. For a city that is so dead-set on having an open mind to how people live and love, there is still some room to grow. I'm not a cop, I will not arrest you. I'm not a spy, I will not report you. What I do for a living does not define who I am as a whole but an important part of who I am. —A sheep in wolf’s clothing
Friday, January 13, 2017
I agree that Trump is a nightmare, but where were the women who didn't have time to go out and VOTE!! More outrageous is the fact that 53 percent of white women voted for the idiot. This reminds me of the old story—close the barn door after the horse runs away. Get over it...put up with him and maybe American women will get it together next time and realize how important it is to vote. —Just making a point
Wednesday, June 8, 2016
Submit a bitch, then get bitched at for bitching. Fair enough, but fuck y'all. I'm not a "feminist whore" or a "misogynistic d-bag." I don't need your relationship advice or your sexist/racist/random insults. I'm just a person who had a bad day/crappy experience. Why so much hate? —Keep on bitching
Wednesday, October 28, 2015
The city loves you, everyone loves you. You go behind your best friend’s back and do the one thing with his ex that you know would kill him. You’re not even as close to as nice a person as the whole damn world thinks. You won’t be the prince for much longer. And her, she’s just as bad, maybe worse! Commitment apparently means nothing to her. You’ll both get found out and it will end horribly for both of you. Other people’s hearts meaning nothing to you. You’re not good people, not even close. —Outsider
Thursday, October 1, 2015
Congratulations on putting 20 people out of work. I hope you enjoy being a martyr. It pays shit, but hey, at least you don't have those pesky employees to take care of anymore. —Good riddance
Friday, September 4, 2015
Wednesday, August 5, 2015
I thought that the Explosion was meant to open us up to new bands. I understand the concept of draw, but why are there so many paletteable, hard working, easily matched bands (with plenty of draw) in town being turned down year after year, while one (regularly performing) band shows up without fail? Hey diddle diddle. Share the love. —A Cat With A Fiddle
Friday, July 24, 2015
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