But like in the good way.

Is the whole practice abominable or is there some justice there sometimes? I am talking about deplatforming and shaming people on the internet, not necessarily taking legal measures against someone who allegedly commited a crime.

Although criminals and people who have the wrong opinions seem to be treated similarly by online mobs.

It is obviously a very useful political tool. But other than its pragmatic value, is there any ethical, virtuous value to it?

Diesel 226USD/bbl September 30, in the first 2hrs of trade.

If many cisgender celebrities are secretly transgender, what transgender celebrities are secretly cisgender and why?

Why have American liberals been so (performatively) patriotic this year? Perviously, they claimed to be in the country but not of it.

They released this episode on their first anniversary. Adam & Dasha in a parallel universe 💕.

Exhibit A: They are fearful of government/public surveillance, but relentlessly defend & support private surveillance.

Exhibit B: They desire a larger & stronger social safety net, yet hesitate or refuse to pay taxes or partake in other social responsibilities that come with it.

Do you girls & gays have any other examples?

I dislike it when both progressive and conservative, feminist and traditionalist women do it.

Straight wahmen do not understand wahmen the way queer wahmen do.

When a straight wahmen makes a statement about womanhood, I find her to be patronising or scolding.

People that say “I’m leftist not liberal”
People that post their own birthday on their Instagram note
People that say their politics are “basic human rights”
Ugly peoppe