I am reminded of Sokka’s character in the new version of the Avatar (show) compared to the original animated one. In the original animated one, he portrays sexism and very much feels the consequences of it, and grows as a character when overcoming it (through warranted humiliation). The new show never included any of this and so his character lacks all of this. It’s like the writers think they’re endorsing his sexism if they ever included such a thing.

#Jesusdiditfirst

Ah now I understand. I agree.

What exactly are you arguing for? That the coyote should avoid traps? That the hunter shouldn’t be laying traps if they don’t want to get bitten? What is it?

What windows are you talking about? I tried searching for it.

A picture is worth its weight in gold.

Okay, but if that was your point, you should use an analogy that drives your point home. What you’re saying now is nothing like your original comment lol.

This isn’t a good analogy. The man who is walking is not directly contributing to the car or having anything to do with the car.

“Creative Destruction” - I like it.

Defend your neighbors? Neely wasn’t threatening to kill anyone. Our system has failed us.

Just realized blog-meme-commentary are functionally equivalent to sitcom laugh tracks.

I think it’s revealing that apparently as long as gas and eggs are okay, the country falling completely apart is secondary (to the voting majority).

Apparently, America’s economy seems to be driven only by fear or greed

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Historically, President Trump has never taken blame for anything - only credit.

Below average? ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

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Truthfully, I wouldn’t rather want anything but the truth. If the truth is hard work, that is what I want. Many things in life are “easier/cheaper/shortcuts, etc.” that I actually do not want because it cheapens the quality of the thing.

I get that you are providing understanding of what it seems most of the voting American public wants, though.