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Shaman, PSD
@DarkwebShaman
Nαυσὶ δ᾽ οὔτε πεζὸς ἰών κεν εὕροις ἐς Ὑπερβορέων ἀγῶνα θαυματὰν ὁδόν.
Austin Texas
Joined January 2020
- Building tens of millions of dollars of infrastructure so society doesn’t have to ask uncomfortable questions about black people
- Readers added context they thought people might want to knowReaders added contextMost cars are built with clip style fasteners on the exterior to allow parts to be removed, and are completely safe. This is to reduce weight and for safety on impact (crumple zones). familyhandyman.com/article/whats-… The steering wheel is not removable without unscrewing it first. twitter.com/JonathanFior/s…
- Replying to @DarkwebShamanThis replies to this really make my point for me. We all know who is pushing people on to subway tracks but at the same time we have to pretend that we don’t know who’s pushing people on to the subway tracks
- Replying to @fjalladrengurThe main reason, besides it being ugly and expensive, it that it doesn’t solve the root problem. Would a big ugly barrier have stopped that homeless woman from being lit on fire two weeks ago?
- Replying to @douglassmackey"Hasan Piker blasts a shit ton of steroids but still goes to sleep with nightmares of Sam Hyde every night"
- Replying to @vesperNightfallYou could solve 90% of the problem by just holding black people accountable for their actions. Jordan Neely, George Floyd, Trayvon Martin are worshipped as innocent victims who were killed by racists for no reason at all. It’s a lie pushed by cliques of people for personal gain
- Replying to @escapefrommelosWomen have all these silly little ideas and absolutely no one has the guts to tell them how dumb they sound
- Replying to @percocetivlyYeah some guy from the “metro safety corporation” is going to charge the government 10x what it actually costs, using migrant slave workers, to build a thing we don’t even need in the first place… and doesn’t even address the actual root problem
- Replying to @Email7NewAccording to the people in the comments, that is money well spent!
