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apparently the impoverished community forced into gangs or being drug mules cancels out their suffering and deserved to get gas by a chemical agent created by the same ruling class that's been systematically oppressing them since the age of dawn
Replying to @minminominon @rigmorsly
now, if you wanna talk about police brutality towards chiefs of cartel, that's a different conversation. but trying to paint any of them as poor oppressed beings is just being ignorant. none of them cared for the lives of the zaunites, and one of them is a piltovian himself.
my꯱ti (liꪶac) 🫐🍡💬 retweeted
There’s something profoundly dishonest about an economy that depends on millions of people doing essential work while simultaneously insisting that those people haven’t earned enough to live comfortably
my꯱ti (liꪶac) 🫐🍡💬 retweeted
begging women to stop speaking in baby voices and acting helpless when they're trying to be sexy, it's so revolting to witness. STAND UP!!!
my꯱ti (liꪶac) 🫐🍡💬 retweeted
there are dogs barking on the streets outside my home that are smarter than the average twitter male
my꯱ti (liꪶac) 🫐🍡💬 retweeted
all theirs, harrassment is a one-way street, something done TO someone. This is like saying a 12 yo can't possibly punch an adult, doesnt the adult have AUTHORITY???? but obviously harrassment and violence is a one way act, doesn't require the adult's consent or reciprocity
my꯱ti (liꪶac) 🫐🍡💬 retweeted
it doesn't logically track to anyone without ur mental capacities cos in order for a 12 yo to *successfully* seduce an adult, the adult would have to "give in" to the seduction of a CHILD, which makes the adult a predator. but for a 12 yo to harrass an adult, the actions would be
my꯱ti (liꪶac) 🫐🍡💬 retweeted
What happens to her btw
my꯱ti (liꪶac) 🫐🍡💬 retweeted
My pet peeve is when a female character is a victim but evidently not a good person and yet the narrative disproportionately punishes her actions yet male characters who are either the same or worse don't receive that treatment both from the writers and the audience


































