People are suffering and dying because of the results of the election. Trump isn’t even the rightful president but, for some reason, it can’t be changed

I know people say judgy things. I’m saying the solution is not to worry what people think. That’s why I’m questioning who decides what’s “considered” socially acceptable. Why do you value the opinion of these judgy people more than you value the opinions of yourself and your friends who have these hobbies they care about? Why are they the decider of what’s “considered” acceptable? What about people like me who read and appreciate fan fiction, for example? Our opinions don’t count?

THAT’S CENSORSHIP

It recently occurred to me that Tom Riddle’s diary in Harry Potter has some parallels to chatbots

And I’m asking according to who? Who believes this? I feel like a lot of these showerthoughts making claims about what is and isn’t socially acceptable only apply to people who care too much what people think. I personally “consider” well made fan fiction and fan videos respectable. And well made music and art regardless of whether it’s for money. Do opinions from people like me not count in what is “considered” good? Considered by who? The elite that you’re complaining about?

Good to know there are still some judges trying to fight the good fight

I remember a time when it was Facebook’s policy that you had to be over 18 to have an account, but they did absolutely nothing to enforce it and kids were on it anyway with fake birth dates

The mass executions and genocide and erosion of civil rights are just a distraction from the epstein files/s

July 31st, Spiderman: Brand New Day

There are no laws. We made the whole thing up.

It’s like every dystopian movie ever

Are they taking his word for it or did somebody watch to verify?

If only there was some sort of system in place for handling such crimes

Considered by who? Who makes these rules?

Technically correct. It’s possible to commit a crime but still be found not guilty due to insanity or other circumstances

That’s one of the things I like about The Hunger Games, the characters are realistically affected by the trauma

This is the second time in the last few months they stopped CBS from airing something and it resulted in more people seeing it (the 60 minutes segment about the El Salvador prison being the other one)

It’s like in the fifth Harry Potter book when Hermione gets Rita Skeeter to interview Harry about Voldemort’s return, and it’s published in Luna’s dad’s magazine, and Umbridge bans it, thereby inadvertently ensuring every student at Hogwarts reads it

I refuse to believe it’s not butter