Americans often don't respect other Americans, NOR other countries. We also know xenophobia/racism well.
GottaKnowYourCHKN
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Without me having to watch, what is the yellow on in the top corner?
I was raised in a church where tongues would often happen, and I got in trouble for questioning what or why they were obviously saying just gibberish.
Like the whole collapsing on the floor and speaking in tongues while shaking. Do people really just...do that? Like, is it something most people could be pushed to do? Is it actually just a big lie? A performance? Does the pastor ask them to act in such a way before the sermon?
Yeah, I was gonna say Pocket does this pretty well. You just have to Copy+Paste links.
Are you under 18? And are your handlers over 18? Are you also engaging in sexual intercourse with them if there is an age gap?
I think people are reacting negatively because of more concern you're being groomed when maybe you actually need therapy and support for your trauma. You're allowed to have your interests, but it's also not healthy to use it as a way to distract from self work.
You can have handlers, you can do whatever you want. If people at school are being brought into it against their will or without explanation -- then of course most people aren't all going to completely understand.
This is at the Hyatt, ain't it?
Completely this. Americans don't like letting other people have nice things. A vending machine would be vandalized, filled with glue as a TikTok prank, attempted to be stolen, and stop working within a few days.
Americans don't really give a shit about other people. We're more individualistic. You got yours? Good. Fuck everyone else. If we have to have protests and fundraising efforts to TRY to convince people to help others -- we got a long way to go.
Japan is built on respect for your fellow man. You can leave your wallet out somewhere and someone would return it immediately.
Moe: Yeah, not no more it ain't!
Please. They're going to hangout outside and talk for a couple hours because they "may" have heard gunshots.
I'll take a crack at it.
S11E1 - Beyond Blunderdome
Homer says that the villain needs to have shifty eyes so you know he's the evil guy to Mel Gibson. Homer is helping him make a movie. The movie is terrible and has nothing to do with politics. A dude gets speared by an American flag.
Best throwback is the dog with shifty eyes at the end of the episode.
E: sighs and hands points over. Pockets money.
I'm a Black person who works in the film/video production industry and all of what he's saying is 100% true. I can count on both hands the amount of times I've worked with another Black person on set. All the tech roles are MAJORITY white dudes or spicy white dudes.
The only other women I usually see are producers or show runners. Never another in the tech side of things.