kozy138

People can still barely figure hands out lol

My parents immigrated from "communist" Poland years ago and had similar conservative views. Abortion bad, church good, black people lazy, etc... It took years of discussions and disagreement to get them to think in a more progressive way, and yes, having siblings helps. And if you can convince one parent, they can help you convince the other.

I truly believe that art is one of the best ways to alter the way people think. I found that watching movies/documentaries with my parents that had strong ecological and humanitarion viewpoints were a great way to start these discussions. Movies about topics like systemic racism, homophobia, corporate greed/fraud, environmental destruction, religious abuse, etc...

For example, the Netflix documentary '13th' have real insight into how the systemic racism uses poverty to keep marginalized people poor and desperate enough to commit crimes. Which are then blamed on their skin color rather than their on economic situation.

Sey Yes

I think it's the other way around. You can't build that level of wealth unless you've already accepted evil as your Lord and Savior.

Some people would literally rather nuke the planet than take a train to work...

We gotta put the poors somewhere....../s

I'm sure T-Mobile already accounted for this lawsuit into their yearly budget set aside for legal fines. If the fine is less than the profits they earned from leaving the security risk in place, which they almost certainly are, then this is just a case business as usual.

POP POP!!

Agree with everything you said. S8 ended so perfectly. The first episode of s9 was still okay cause it featured JD heavily, but then he is barely in it at all. Zach Braff definitely made the show

Cause I've watched them both like 7 times already lol

Futurama and Scrubs

A documentary about the Blue Man Group home planet.