Wow that's pretty cool, I was called a"fuccbois!" Pretty sure that is a first! You know what they say "there is no such thing as bad publicity"
Edit to add: I hope next time Erin walks past me at Planet Granite in Portland she introduces herself. You'd think with all she has to say she'd actually say it directly to me.
nah she wont talk to you about anything because she refuses to hear out anyone that disagrees with even a morsel of what she believes, even the supposed "marginalized people" that she's fighting for.
Brad G wrote: It’s funny, I have two hardcore conservatives uncles who are so stoked on this article and have posted it on their Facebook pages with my name tagged to it.
Is it like a universal thing for everyone to have conservative uncles who ALWAYS tag you in political shit on Facebook? This hits too close to home haha
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Ryan Coath wrote: Mountains are for everyone. Nobody owns the hills.
Someone should start testing where this blogger gets their drinking water...
To be so feeble of mind to play the "this land is someone else's" game is just pathetic. Like you're going to deny everything having to do with reality, a reality that's been playing out for a significant time, including all the time that encompasses your life, and say that "well this land is someone else's". This is the "XYZ's" land, this is "so and so's" land. Oh it's not the USA? Well maybe it's not your 'tribe of particular concern's' land? Maybe it's the land of indigenous people before them? Maybe it's the land of people before written history? Maybe it's the land of beasts? Maybe it's the land of dinosaurs? Maybe it's the land of single-celled organisms? Maybe it's our creators land? Where does one's stupidity end?
Oh right, it's definitely the land of the persons you want to cry oppression for because you trace some mostly indiscernible diluted ancestral roots to.... Gotcha
Here's a challenge to the 'author'. Why not practice writing in a style where greater than 3% of the population can stand to read more than a paragraph of your demented and cringey theories? Isn't that what an author is, someone who creates things that can actually be read?
Tom Sherman wrote: Someone should start testing where this blogger gets their drinking water...
To be so feeble of mind to play the "this land is someone else's" game is just pathetic. Like you're going to deny everything having to do with reality, a reality that's been playing out for a significant time, including all the time that encompasses your life, and say that "well this land is someone else's". This is the "XYZ's" land, this is "so and so's" land. Oh it's not the USA? Well maybe it's not your 'tribe of particular concern's' land? Maybe it's the land of indigenous people before them? Maybe it's the land of people before written history? Maybe it's the land of beasts? Maybe it's the land of dinosaurs? Maybe it's the land of single-celled organisms? Maybe it's our creators land? Where does one's stupidity end?
Oh right, it's definitely the land of the persons you want to cry oppression for because you trace some mostly indiscernible diluted ancestral roots to.... Gotcha
Here's a challenge to the 'author'. Why not practice writing in a style where greater than 3% of the population can stand to read more than a paragraph of your demented and cringey theories? Isn't that what an author is, someone who creates things that can actually be read?
Stromatolites, IMO. They own our original oxygen supply.
People espousing the views of Erin I have found to be true believers most of the time with a prodigious mastery of doublethink. I waffle back on forth about Trump whether he is a demented loon, or a shameless tactical liar, normally I lean towards the latter.
Tom Sherman wrote: Someone should start testing where this blogger gets their drinking water...
To be so feeble of mind to play the "this land is someone else's" game is just pathetic. Like you're going to deny everything having to do with reality, a reality that's been playing out for a significant time, including all the time that encompasses your life, and say that "well this land is someone else's". This is the "XYZ's" land, this is "so and so's" land. Oh it's not the USA? Well maybe it's not your 'tribe of particular concern's' land? Maybe it's the land of indigenous people before them? Maybe it's the land of people before written history? Maybe it's the land of beasts? Maybe it's the land of dinosaurs? Maybe it's the land of single-celled organisms? Maybe it's our creators land? Where does one's stupidity end?
Oh right, it's definitely the land of the persons you want to cry oppression for because you trace some mostly indiscernible diluted ancestral roots to.... Gotcha
Here's a challenge to the 'author'. Why not practice writing in a style where greater than 3% of the population can stand to read more than a paragraph of your demented and cringey theories? Isn't that what an author is, someone who creates things that can actually be read?
Not to wade into all sorts of identity politics but I wonder a lot about that too. The Apache and Navajo are Athabascan tribes who broke off from the main Athabascan homelands in Canada and the PNW and migrated south around 1500 AD, displacing other native American tribes who had arrived by 400 AD with the first wave of human settlement of the Americas ( sciencedaily.com/releases/2…). Are Apaches not entitled to call that land home? The Comanches displaced most of the other Plains tribes in the 1600s, I believe, what about them?
It's about time that a cure for terminal whiteness be developed. It's the current year, everyone needs to attend this before ever commenting on anything.
I feel kind of sad for the writer. I wonder what it is like to go through every day so angry at almost everything.
Every day I go about my business without reading much into what other people are doing/saying, for someone like her every day must be filled with lots of anger,angst, and anxiety at the world and herself. She seems to believe that she needs go about every day hating herself for something she cannot change (being white) and being angry at other people for doing things she thinks are wrongdoings as she seems to think what most people do is wrong.
When you continually profess your hatred of your own heritage and of other people, it must make it hard to be happy. It's sort of like that spiral of depression where you hate yourself and won't believe others when they say otherwise. I hope she finds a way to stop being angry at the world.
Ross Goldberg wrote: I feel kind of sad for the writer. I wonder what it is like to go through every day so angry at almost everything.
Every day I go about my business without reading much into what other people are doing/saying, for someone like her every day must be filled with lots of anger,angst, and anxiety at the world and herself. She seems to believe that she needs go about every day hating herself for something she cannot change (being white) and being angry at other people for doing things she thinks are wrongdoings as she seems to think what most people do is wrong.
When you continually profess your hatred of your own heritage and of other people, it must make it hard to be happy. It's sort of like that spiral of depression where you hate yourself and won't believe others when they say otherwise. I hope she finds a way to stop being angry at the world.
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