It's fucking wild that they just simply cannot accept that they are the minority in this country

So I might be in the minority here, but what is the point of beetroot?

I have a queer BDSM group I play with sometimes. It kinda depends on what ur doing but a lot I go to is literally cishet dudes domming and cishet women subbing. You get a little group of us and we hang out. We are still a minority in BDSM scenes. If we are visible it's by our own efforts.

All these lies depend on social anxiety, uncertainty, and fear of the unknown. They rely on well-established stereotypes against Blackness, poverty, illegal immigration, and anti-semitic conspiracy theories. They also try to divide minority populations, pitting them against themselves & each other.

Generally agreed, but pot can also, in a small minority of people, lead to paranoid delusions.

#AEP.L#AEP.L's bottom line. I put this on a cash adjusted PE of less than 2. That consolidation of minority interest in Indonesia couldn't have come at a better time. They are sitting on assets worth over a billion dollars at FV.

Imagining the process of the NY Post making their pun headlines and realizing it's just the pre crime system in Minority Report (psychics in milk pools, text engraved on a wooden ball, Rube Goldberg machine bringing the ball to a guy)

its true that we dont "align" that way theyre a big minority. There are 2 things 1st when the Bronies rotted from the inside from fascist cancer they needed somewhere to go. 2nd in any Fandom space you can buy fame and fash types only value what they can buy. We bully them well theyre not our face.

Also for Americans to condemn other peoples for being racist and oppressive toward minority groups is both weird and grade A Hutzpa

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