Americans: We Love Democracy!! We Need To Invade Other Countries To Give Them Their Freedom!!! American
americans: we love democracy!! we need to invade other countries to give them their freedom!!! american freedom is the best!!1!1!
americans with trump: ok maybe a lil facism is ok :)
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it’s time to get rid of all men
me remembering ‘comedy’ viners and how most of their jokes were just racist stereotypes made at the expense of poc and especially black ppl, which just massively normalised ‘edgy’ racist humour and signalled to a lot of white kids that it was ok when it really wasn’t:
if i hear ‘i was born in __ but i was MADE in the royal navy’ one more time, i’m committing treason
yeah it’s a good song dude but it’s not Deliver Us from The Prince of Egypt
gender
i’ve been thinking about it a lot recently and what it means to me personally. i’ve always identified as female but i’m starting to realise i have no idea what womanhood really means to me. i know that it isn’t because of some inherent biology, bc none of that has ever mattered to me. if anything i have no feelings whatsoever for my genitalia, good or bad and having my periods isn’t some celebration to me, it just pisses me off, so i’m glad when bc of rlly bad stress it just stops happening for a few months. i knew i was a girl as soon as i understood the concept of boys and girls and before i even had an inkling of what chromosomes were, i just knew.
but what is it that makes me a woman? what shared concept of womanhood connects me to other women? at one point i thought it was the idea of being oppressed by the patriarchy, but that’s such a negative way of seeing it. i like being a woman and i don’t want my idea of womanhood to be based on something i’m oppressed because of. it’s something wonderful and i think there’s a true joy you can find when you’re surrounded by other women, i just still don’t know what connects us all.
i don’t know what being a woman means to me yet, but i do know that it’s something i like and i’m still trying to figure out.