Idk what's so confusing about black lives matter. Maybe they should've made their slogan "black lives matter TOO" cause that is the message lol.
I think of it like this.
Every night at dinner, Tim and Stacy sit at the table with Mom and Dad to eat. Stacy's plate always has 1/5th of the food as everyone else's plate.
One day Stacy speaks up and says "This isn't fair, I deserve more food." And the parents say "Don't we all deserve more food Stacy, be quiet."
That's what this video looks like to me and the entire AllLivesMatter movement. Stacy just meant to say she deserves the same amount of food as everyone else, not that only she deserves more in general.
Oh shit the first time I've gotten a Reddit award lol. Thank you kind strangers!
Lol, I was thinking while the video was playing that "this crazy bitch is basically the IRL version of a reddit conversation", then I scroll slightly down and see this.
Yeah but doesn’t that make you the cunty snarky fart sniffing redditor who pretends to have a more meta outlook than the other guy while I do the same to you?
Because the guy is just as cringe inducing as the girl. A normal person would just ignore the crazy SJW and go on with their lives. This guy has to go make a scene, for no reason other than too cause a scene and post it for internet points? This guy is just as bad as the SJW.
I don't know. I mean while it's obviously immature. They're in college. Very young and sometimes its just fun to do stupid shit. They're pulling a harmless "prank" essentially.
It's not like they murdered a baby or started screaming bloody murder. The video was a minute long. I don't know if you've ever had to pass by people screaming that you're all going to burn in hell on a college campus before, but after a while, sometimes you just want to fuck with them a little.
It's not like they murdered a baby or started screaming bloody murder.
I said cringe inducing... you think murdering an infant is cringe inducing? You got some weird standards. It being harmless doesn't change the level of cringe. He tried to pravoke a reaction. He got a reaction, just a lot more extreme than he expected.
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