Now replace “feed” with “bomb” and people who objected to it would start supporting it. The cruelty is the point.
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Ok but now I highly recommend interracial fucking
My Dutch cock stretching out her pretty little South East Asian Pussy.. making it fit
Colonising her mind… watching her give in to the power.. the pleasure.. yes… taking what’s not mine… taking what’s mine…
Mine…
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USAmericans have far more audacity and privilege than they realise and they make it everyone else’s problem because they’re so egotistical and constantly make everything about themselves. They’re far too loud and need to pipe down and stfu or just go away entirely. The world would be a better place without their constant bullshit. Every American I’ve spoken to is a fucking idiot that cries discrimination over the tiniest of inconveniences the moment you call them out on their privilege.
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the argument over whether or not it’s a privilege to be able to boycott some places had me realizing that our idea of privilege is flawed and is part of why so many of us can passively be okay with what’s going on and the way some people are treated.
Me having a roof over my head is not a privilege. Me being able to go to school is not a privilege. Me having food on my table is not a privilege. Me having reliable assess the running water is not a privilege. These are all rights. As a person of value (which you get simply from being alive btw. No one should earn their right to live, you are alive and life is valuable, so you are valuable) I require things like food and water and shelter to survive. In our modern world, we have made advancements that make electricity a big part of our lives, whether through using the internet, cooking or just showering with hot water, so I have a right to entitle myself to electricity as well. I deserve good things that improve my quality of life without the detriment of others. Everyone deserves life of that quality.
If you can’t afford to boycott a place because Walmart is the cheapest store you know and you can’t drive out of town because your only form of transport is your car and paying extra gas money to go to a more ethical store means you won’t even be able to buy anything there or your bills are gonna have to go unpaid and the electricity’s shutting off, that’s not just being underprivileged. That’s the system denying you of your inherent rights to a good quality of life. Your human rights are being violated.
A privilege is a bonus. Something extra. A privilege is being able to advance further in society because you’re white and a man and people overestimate you as you stand next to people who are not white and a man. A privilege is being first in the ice cream truck line and getting the last stock of a really popular ice cream while the ones behind you don’t because first come first serve. A privilege is not living in a one-bedroom apartment in need of renovation and with paper thin walls worsening your chronic migraines but considering yourself blessed because at least you’re not on the street. You deserve better, it is completely feasible to make things better, you just aren’t getting that because your human rights are being violated!! Not going through that isn’t privileged. You’re just being neglected and exploited by our capitalist society that says you’re only worth as much as the dollars we can squeeze out of you while giving you the absolute minimal amount of what you need to survive without legal repercussion.
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Petition to turn the word scion into a swear word. A privileged asshole who does not care about the harm he or she does to the community. Someone who contribues nothing but is used to privilege.
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being poor and finally having a spare bit of money to order something nice for yourself, only to have to send it back and get a refund because an emergency pops up :’-(
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The forbidden wage-gap relationship between me and my neighbor’s fancy-ass house. I love going over there.
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Hot take: Having privilege, especially privilege you have no control over, doesn’t make you an inherently bad person
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It was one thing to have money and to know there would be money tomorrow and tomorrow and tomorrow. It was another to have money and watch it shrink and vanish day over day, knowing that it would end sometime soon. And it was yet another thing not ever having enough.
Brandon Taylor, from The Late Americans
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Inquiry into Andrew’s Epstein links not ruled out as police searches continue | The Guardian
Calls mount for Mountbatten-Windsor to be dropped from royal line of succession
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Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor is a member of the Royal Family through birth which he had no control of but he could, if he so desired could remove himself from the trappings of the Royal Family, but doesn’t appear to be…
Inquiry into Andrew’s Epstein links not ruled out as police searches continue | The Guardian
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Some ~ a poem
When an education system
routinely sides with what is of privilege
has it ever been heard to be equalling
When the heads and bodies of the poor
are the fodder grudgingly got
have we realised complicit manifestation
If by going along with something
we help to bring it into the world
have we become the creators of a collective guilt
We fashion outcomes we claim not to want
collaborate with forces we claim to resist
do we co-produce such reality
I suppose some - are more equal than others
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If one had a large sum one could jump straight to the final step.
Lauren Rothery, from Television
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The “you’re mentally ill therefore invalid/stupid” conservative viewpoint is so stupid.
It’s like saying “the canary in the coal mine is stupid because it died”
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Actually Mary’s XP is incredibly astounding, considering how little went wrong in her life in comparison to ours
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Teaching Children to Handle Privilege
Every advantage carries responsibility.
Children who grow up with certain eases, whether financial, social, intellectual, or emotional (need more than gratitude). They need perspective.
The first lesson is this:
- Not everyone begins from the same place.
- Some children study with guidance. Others struggle alone.
- Some fail despite effort. Others succeed with less strain.
- Outcomes are shaped by more than visible hard work.
Without guidance, privilege can quietly create entitlement:
- Expecting shortcuts
- Looking down on others
- Assuming success is purely self-made
- Believing convenience is a right
- Character must be trained alongside comfort.
Handling privilege well means:
- Standing in line even when one could skip it
- Respecting people regardless of status
- Avoiding the urge to display advantages unnecessarily
- Refusing to exploit connections unfairly
- Speaking without belittling those who struggle
Humility is not self-denial.
It is proper placement of the self.
Children must also learn not to be easily dazzled by others’ advantages. Admiration is natural, but self-worth should never depend on proximity to wealth, status, or popularity.
When a child understands both their own advantages and the reality of others’ struggles, empathy grows. And empathy protects the heart from arrogance.
Privilege is temporary.
Character endures.
The goal is not to raise children who feel guilty for what they have.
The goal is to raise children who use what they have to do good:
quietly, steadily, and without noise.
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Kate’s three word Meghan verdict - and Prince William’s pain at Harry’s ‘paranoid’ shift
Harry has never and will never get over his mother’s treatment by both the Royal Families and media treatment of his mother during her lifetime and also after her death.
The Royal Family micro managed her life from the outset of her relationship with Charles. Charles wanted to be with Camilla but wasn’t allowed to be due to her Catholic religion and then later to her being a divorcé. However…
Kate’s three word Meghan verdict - and Prince William’s pain at Harry’s 'paranoid’ shift
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As we have been so we will always be
And I gather what you think of me,
so I won’t defend nor condescend
Just know you’ve got my sympathy
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मेहनत सब करते हैं, लेकिन नतीजे बराबर क्यों नहीं होते?
जब भी कोई पीछे रह जाता है,तो सबसे आसान जवाब तैयार रहता है –“उसने मेहनत नहीं की।”यह जवाब इतना सामान्य हो चुका हैकि हम सवाल करना ही भूल गए हैं –क्या हम सही जगह देख रहे हैं?
हम समस्या को गलत जगह ढूँढ रहे हैंजब भी शिक्षा, परीक्षा या नौकरी की बात होती है, एक बात बहुत आसानी से कह दी जाती है –“बच्चे आजकल पढ़ते नहीं हैं।”“युवाओं में discipline नहीं है।”“मेहनत की कमी है।”
ये वाक्य सुनने में सरल लगते हैं…