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Dr. Zaus

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What, no Nazi frog this time?
This makes sense to me; she used it to keep herself up as she collapsed herself into the van.

Let's be honest on this one, it was predicted that she was very ill, she calls this a crazy 'conspiracy theory', one of the predicted hypothesis of this theory comes to fruition...

Her extant illness is evidence in support of the theory.
 

jackstar7

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I like this because it so perfectly illustrates how context matters. It's like a meta-meme. The number of people who long to have a job working like the guy in picture two and for whom it would be the chance to feel like the guy in picture one... I cannot count them, but they're numerous. Glorious.
 

nickqt

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I like this because it so perfectly illustrates how context matters. It's like a meta-meme. The number of people who long to have a job working like the guy in picture two and for whom it would be the chance to feel like the guy in picture one... I cannot count them, but they're numerous. Glorious.
Let the bigots show off their bigotry in public, and then bitch about how they're just misunderstood.
 

Dr. Zaus

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I like this because it so perfectly illustrates how context matters. It's like a meta-meme. The number of people who long to have a job working like the guy in picture two and for whom it would be the chance to feel like the guy in picture one... I cannot count them, but they're numerous. Glorious.
This is really a good point. A reasonable blue-collar job is a 'low point' for many people who live with white privilege.

OH, there are those of us, myself included, who've been white and supremely, power-getting-cut-off, kicked-out-of-your-house, poor and white. My father was disabled, my mother a waitress, I the oldest of 5 boys. I was also a minority, white people made up 3% of where I lived for 300 miles in any direction.

But you know what? I'm crazy well off now in comparison. My hispanic friend? Still poor. My other white friend from the middle class? Middle class. I escaped, due in no small part to the automatic positive assumptions made about white males.

Yea, I worked hard. But I also believed in myself. You see, it's easy to believe that you can make it when you see others like you having made it.
 

norseamd

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Funny, I was going to respond to that picture with a picture of an African child with gout, but seems that others stepped up anyways.

Thankyou everyone for stepping up.