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so what I got from this thread is,No, saying monday in most contexts is going to get you in trouble with your boss. It just so happens that this was in the form of a little anime girl. Whether or not this is stupid is irrelevant. it just happens.
the police officer's boss is an sjw
IF that was his boss
where's Small/Big Guns on the poll?Setting up an area with traps and stuff and pulling a big group into my killzone is so satisfying, though. Really helps when you're playing when you can get killed in one hit.
i like to use a combination of guns and unarmed, or energy weapons if i'm feeling zesty. explosives and traps are unreliable most of the time.
I hate to break it to you but police are a government organisationIt's also an occupation. Schools are a government organisation as well, but a teacher can be fired for saying monday to her kids. If you haven't already realized, the cop wasn't arrested. Stop being a loving dipstuff.
So can I say monday without being punished ?You can't be imprisoned by the government, however you could be fired from your job as an elementary school teacher.
This is the definition of free speechIt is actually a fantastic example of unpopular speech having freedom from government censorship.
Let it drop and accept that you don't have to live in america to have control over your government. thanks and good day.Nobody misunderstood what you were talking about, nobody implied that you had to live in the US to understand what freedom of speech was. You clearly did not know the meaning of free speech, forgeted up, and are now blaming other people, shut the forget up.
America, where freedom isn't real but everyone pretends it is.Freedom from government oppression. Firing someone for something is totally fine, stuff, if you have >15 workers you can theoretically fire someone for being a race you don't like without the govt getting involved.
The only problem with your logic is that you are not directly affected by your great grandfather today. Blacks still have never gotten official compensation for anything their ancestors went through, and are still in the poorest areas of the country enduring racism and hardship today.I actually am affected by when and how my greatgrandfather died and what he did, but that's irrelevant. Dead people aren't paying reparations, we would be. I'm not going to let my tax money go to a bunch of random people easily because they had some great great relatives who got royally forgeted over. If this stuff was like 20 years ago or something then fine, but it wasn't, it's been like 3 generations.
Regarding reparations for slavery:
I read through the first ten or so pages of this thread. Poor Harriet Tubman. Her legacy just getting bashed by teenagers who simply don't give a crap about the suffering endured by her and those she helped. It's no wonder there is still such a big racial divide in this country. Blacks go through years of hardship in unspeakable conditions and many white's still act like blacks have no right to be here/be angry/ etc. I see low key racism here in Arizona on a daily basis in fact, and it's absolutely disgusting.My great grandfather was shot by gustapos during WW2, that doesn't mean I've endured the horrors of war. The "X went through decades of slavery" is bullstuff, since I'm 100% sure nobody living today was a loving plantation slave. Fix the problem we have, don't apologize to dead people on behalf of other dead.
On topic though: I feel like a sufficient amount of people would like a change to the $20 bill based on this poll, and that a bigger official vote should be done on this matter.
