NSR: Give me your rested, your rich, privileged White Colombians yearning to post in soccer forums...

Real shit: cousin’s baby was born w/ a heart defect, died 4mo after birth

Family is undocumented so they opted for cremation in case they get deported “they can send for his ashes”

[i share cuz most of us fail to imagine the amt of painful planning living undoc takes]

— Adriana Gallardo (@otraletra) April 24, 2019

 

CANDACE OWENS: I said the dumbest thing about Germany that anybody will say all year

LARA TRUMP: Hold my MAGA hat https://t.co/obs0eDVsB8

— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) April 25, 2019

In case anyone miss the reference, Owens said that Hitler only wanted to Make Germany Great Again...

Yeah, they're Nazis. And people that support them are too.

 

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I was having a similar discussion with my friend yesterday. He published a cartoon where people trampled in line for the welfare, while a job creator was offering jobs on an empty line. Even if you are liberal, that kind of poor shaming has permeated our culture so much, while we consider CEOs and other greedy people some sort of heroes and pretend that their success is not by design. We could make a more egalitarian society, but we have chosen to glorify the filthy rich and humiliate the needy. How Christian of us.

 

After the best week ever for @realDonaldTrump - no obstruction, no collusion, NYT admits @BarackObama did spy on his campaign, & the economy is soaring. I now support reparations-Trump should have 2 yrs added to his 1st term as pay back for time stolen by this corrupt failed coup

— Jerry Falwell (@JerryFalwellJr) May 5, 2019

 

The "funniest" thing about these "Christians" is that they want to control every aspect of life, from dressing code to marriage and reproductive rights, then they'll get incensed if you tell them about Freedom of religion and point out to the Quran and the Sharia Law...

 

The "funniest" thing about these "Christians" is that they want to control every aspect of life, from dressing code to marriage and reproductive rights, then they'll get incensed if you tell them about Freedom of religion and point out to the Quran and the Sharia Law...

 

It has to do with social and economic mobility, the US had relatively high mobility but since the 80s has been decreasing to the point it is almost at monarchical levels.

This is more poor shaming. A lot of working people is in social programs because a. they cannot afford to live without assistance, and b. because we have built a lot of working requirements into welfare.

Or you have two parents or one parent that work 2 and 3 jobs, can't make ends meet and don't have time to help you with anything, not to mention that probably you will be shamed at school for getting food assistance and wearing raggedy clothes.

Or shame the poor for being poor.

So when you start to study you are required to know what you're going to get paid in 2 or 4 years? Or if you don't study, can you compete with Pete the Barista with the masters degree? True, a lot of kids make poor choices, but it is not as simple as they getting on a sick loan because they wanted to study some unprofitable career. College education has become too expensive and a bachelors degree is the minimum requirement for jobs that only pay 40k or 50k per year, so we as a society need to tackle both, our education inflation and stagnant salaries. Just for information purposes, here is an income vs tuition costs graph:

 

It has to do with social and economic mobility, the US had relatively high mobility but since the 80s has been decreasing to the point it is almost at monarchical levels.

This is more poor shaming. A lot of working people is in social programs because a. they cannot afford to live without assistance, and b. because we have built a lot of working requirements into welfare.

Or you have two parents or one parent that work 2 and 3 jobs, can't make ends meet and don't have time to help you with anything, not to mention that probably you will be shamed at school for getting food assistance and wearing raggedy clothes.

Or shame the poor for being poor.

So when you start to study you are required to know what you're going to get paid in 2 or 4 years? Or if you don't study, can you compete with Pete the Barista with the masters degree? True, a lot of kids make poor choices, but it is not as simple as they getting on a sick loan because they wanted to study some unprofitable career. College education has become too expensive and a bachelors degree is the minimum requirement for jobs that only pay 40k or 50k per year, so we as a society need to tackle both, our education inflation and stagnant salaries. Just for information purposes, here is an income vs tuition costs graph: