I'm sure they don't attend them.
But they might like to attend an Australia Day celebration on a different date. Unfortunately they can't.
I could flip that and say that I reckon people amp up when presented with change because they don’t like being told what to do. They especially don’t like change being implemented to accommodate minorities that they have no time for, even if it doesn’t really impact them. Well I wonder.I reckon people like to feel important and like they are making a difference so it's easier for them to be caught up into standing for something. Do they actualy care about the cause or about themself? Well I wonder.
Do you reckon its time he embraces it like Andre Agassi.Was it hardly surprising?? Medvedev already looks to be balding.
I could flip that and say that I reckon people amp up when presented with change because they don’t like being told what to do. They especially don’t like change being implemented to accommodate minorities that they have no time for, even if it doesn’t really impact them. Well I wonder.
We all need to embrace our inner bald, especially Eels fans.Do you reckon its time he embraces it like Andre Agassi.
Really ? You'd think they wouldn't have the time. Yet they are even more vocal than the people seeking reasonable incremental change.Nah. They are just to busy trying to survive.
Really ? You'd think they wouldn't have the time. Yet they are even more vocal than the people seeking reasonable incremental change.
We all need to embrace our inner bald, especially Eels fans.
You're a f**king bald man.
They aren't spending 8 hrs marching. How are they vocal? On internet forums and talking to their friends in general situations.
Much different then taking time out of normal life events.
Who spends 8 hours marching ? Literally nobody. Well maybe those anti-everything Neo-Nazis from Artarmon. If you are trying to drive a wedge between the people who try and make change for the better being more active than those who resist change, you only have to look at the most recent referendum. It was about a topic that really impacted nobody, but the mobilisation of anti-wokeness grew phenomenally. A debatable topic now is; was the result genuinely what people wanted ? Or were they just jumping on the bandwagon.
Aaaand don't we hate woke.
Right in the middle of a Hindy111splain you run out of energy. Did you have a good breakfast ?Not so at all. Couldn't care less what others do. I'm running my own race.
In the age of lived experience and micro aggressions, you don’t get to decide whether something ‘really impacts’ someone. We all get to be snowflakes now. This is the world your class of people created.I could flip that and say that I reckon people amp up when presented with change because they don’t like being told what to do. They especially don’t like change being implemented to accommodate minorities that they have no time for, even if it doesn’t really impact them. Well I wonder.
That’s right. Economically vulnerable people naturally cling to their identities, whether they are minorities or not.Nah. They are just to busy trying to survive.
You are trying to take away one of the few things they truly own.Really ? You'd think they wouldn't have the time. Yet they are even more vocal than the people seeking reasonable incremental change.
In the age of lived experience and micro aggressions, you don’t get to decide whether something ‘really impacts’ someone. We all get to be snowflakes now. This is the world your class of people created.
Right in the middle of a Hindy111splain you run out of energy. Did you have a good breakfast ?
I'm at work. Peanut
I have a mortgage to pay.