Someone really ought to compile a list. I tried to find one online. Sites like ballotpedia have lists of crimes he's been charged with but I don't know if anyone has a comprehensive list of everything he SHOULD be charged with
I have family in the Untied States and I'm mad at them for continuing to live there. I'm terrified that they'll realize it's time to get out when it's too late. Like in The Handmaid's Tale when June and Luke try to escape and realize they should have done it sooner
A lot of oblivious people are going to be SHOCKED after election day, going "but I thought he couldn't legally do that", and some others will just somehow continue to be oblivious
I remember one year in Canada, they had an ad campaign encouraging people to grab some friends and all go vote together as a group. They played the ads in theaters
As a Canadian, I don't think there's much I can do. I've been trying for years to "sound the alarm" for all the good that's going to do. I'm starting to think I need a safeplan in November for dealing with my anxiety and depression if and when really bad things happen.
I recommend: comfort food, comfort activities like watching movies, and being in touch with mental health resources
Godspeed America, I hope you find a way to turn this ship around
It is putting them at a disadvantage. I can hear characters speaking french and pick up at least some of what they're saying. A deaf person who knows some French should have the same opportunity as me to see the French words and interpret some of what is being said. I'm not saying have the subtitles in English, I'm saying have them in the language being spoken on screen so they're getting the experience intended
Like I said, people who happen to know the language can understand it and so should have the same chance to understand with subtitles. If the director's intention was nobody understand it, they shouldn't have them speak in a language people may be able to understand
I noticed this in Meet The Robinsons. A guy says "Madames and monsuiers" and the subtitle says "speaking french" as if the average English speaker doesn't know what those words mean
For example, there's an episode of Bluey with a lot of French. I'm really bad at French but I do know a little of it. I am able to understand some of the dialogue.
Why should a deaf person not have the same right as me to interpret dialogue in a language they happen to understand or understand bits of?
Why does the majority not simply seize wealth from the minority and redistribute it? Why can't society just collectively decide money from billionaires had no value? It's so frustrating seeing the majority allow a minority of rich people ruin everything when money is a social construct, meaningless if we all collectively decide it is
People keep thinking I'm saying don't bother voting when I say the midterms aren't going to save them. I guess my brain is wired differently than theirs. I don't think a hopeless situation means don't bother doing anything. I think yeah duh, you gotta try what you can
Iron Man is a better example of a superhero who created powers for himself, but he isn't one of the three most popular
Someone really ought to compile a list. I tried to find one online. Sites like ballotpedia have lists of crimes he's been charged with but I don't know if anyone has a comprehensive list of everything he SHOULD be charged with
I have family in the Untied States and I'm mad at them for continuing to live there. I'm terrified that they'll realize it's time to get out when it's too late. Like in The Handmaid's Tale when June and Luke try to escape and realize they should have done it sooner
The damn Trump coins are a symbol of blatantly breaking the law without consequence
A lot of oblivious people are going to be SHOCKED after election day, going "but I thought he couldn't legally do that", and some others will just somehow continue to be oblivious
I remember one year in Canada, they had an ad campaign encouraging people to grab some friends and all go vote together as a group. They played the ads in theaters
As a Canadian, I don't think there's much I can do. I've been trying for years to "sound the alarm" for all the good that's going to do. I'm starting to think I need a safeplan in November for dealing with my anxiety and depression if and when really bad things happen.
I recommend: comfort food, comfort activities like watching movies, and being in touch with mental health resources
Godspeed America, I hope you find a way to turn this ship around
It is putting them at a disadvantage. I can hear characters speaking french and pick up at least some of what they're saying. A deaf person who knows some French should have the same opportunity as me to see the French words and interpret some of what is being said. I'm not saying have the subtitles in English, I'm saying have them in the language being spoken on screen so they're getting the experience intended
Like I said, people who happen to know the language can understand it and so should have the same chance to understand with subtitles. If the director's intention was nobody understand it, they shouldn't have them speak in a language people may be able to understand
I think I'd be happier with the sequel trilogy if Rian Johnson had been in charge of all 3
I noticed this in Meet The Robinsons. A guy says "Madames and monsuiers" and the subtitle says "speaking french" as if the average English speaker doesn't know what those words mean
This is unfair to bilingual deaf people.
For example, there's an episode of Bluey with a lot of French. I'm really bad at French but I do know a little of it. I am able to understand some of the dialogue.
Why should a deaf person not have the same right as me to interpret dialogue in a language they happen to understand or understand bits of?
You can also love a person and still leave them
I wasn't exclusively talking about political interests. I'm talking like opinions about movies
For me, they're always related to videos I've recently watched
For real life? That sounds like satire
He's gonna live to be 102
Why does the majority not simply seize wealth from the minority and redistribute it? Why can't society just collectively decide money from billionaires had no value? It's so frustrating seeing the majority allow a minority of rich people ruin everything when money is a social construct, meaningless if we all collectively decide it is
People keep thinking I'm saying don't bother voting when I say the midterms aren't going to save them. I guess my brain is wired differently than theirs. I don't think a hopeless situation means don't bother doing anything. I think yeah duh, you gotta try what you can
It's not falling fast enough