FlashMobOfOne

Always appreciate when people offer their opinion with a YT video. I’m definitely going to watch it. Thank you.

Apologies.

Every time I mention I had a run-in with a homeless person, some self-righteous SJW discounts my experience and infers that I must have been in the wrong, though I was just sitting on a bus minding my own business on the way to work. My city has fare-free buses, so we end up having a lot of close encounters with untreated homeless people. (Also why I carry a stun-gun instead of mace, so if I have to use it there’s no chance of friendly fire.)

So I figured you were another one here to cast aspersions, and I have a short fuse with it for sure. My mistake.

Go judge someone else. It wasn’t my decision to turn whole cities into mental institutions. It was Ronald Reagan’s.

I tested it on myself.

It works fine.

My pocket stun gun was $19.99. Decided I needed a defense mechanism I could conceal after an encounter with a scary aggressive homeless man.

Also has a flashlight.

Window film is so glorious. I have my bedroom windows blacked out with it, easier to sleep, and yes, always cool temperatures in there.

Thank you. It’s important to tell the people you like that you like them.

Not necessarily words, but a simple phrase: “I like you.”

I think people should say that to each other more.

Also kind of annoying how God keeps doing awful things but is never cast as the bad guy.

That book is partly why I oppose all war. The film Netflix produced of it a few years ago is pretty amazing too. The cinematography is almost too beautiful given the subject matter.

Going to add Dark Money to my reading list. Thanks!

These two changed my whole perspective on American history and the public school system, as I learned a lot of information that had been deliberately withheld from me.

• Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee
• A People’s History of the United States

As for fiction:

• The Giving Tree by Shel Silverstein (Beautiful and a little sad)
• The Tapestry Series by Henry Neff (Just a wonderful series to read)
• Night Shift by Stephen King (Read it way too young, in elementary school)
• The Bible (in a bad way, God is an asshole)
• Ready Player One by Ernest Cline (A trip through my childhood, basically)
• Incidents Around the House (A scary book that touches on all our worst fears as kid)
• The Witches by Roald Dahl (Just a great kids horror book)

True.

Also important to remember that they can’t steal what you don’t put in the cloud.

Little Man Tate

It’s also already gone through everything happening right now.

You’re right.

Also, add the word ‘faith’ to that list.

I love that one.

I dunno, their funny random toots just make my day better.

Nope.

There’s nothing I can do to change it apart from trying to do good in my own little neighborhood, so that’s what I do.

Me.

Hate Reddit. Always did. Lemmy’s better.

Inspirational Skeletor: https://mastodon.art/deck/@skeletor@mas.to