Honestly, they inadvertently made it better, and certainly made it more poignant

You got to admit if you didn’t want to get shot, visiting a US school was a bad idea.

Yeah but he has the benefit of being a decent human, so people don’t actively want him dead

I saw a video out of Australia of two big guys trying to beat up a guy who was trying to defend himself with a knife. One of the gets stuck in the neck and dies instantly. It was like watching a real life horror movie.

The internet is a terrible place

Thanks, this one works. It’s graphic, though sadly I’ve seen worse videos when combat footage from Ukraine was first coming out.

Christ, that’s a hell of an instance name.

I didn’t know. They seemed a bit sus, but they often have first pictures of stuff that happens. Not that I use them much at all, just something I’ve noticed.

Even if it couldn’t, it’s still a result of not following safety protocol and planning your route.

About as bad as last time. This bridge was down to a single lane for 2.5 years last time. It just opened this February.

Unrelated, but I saw this headline, and could hear both you and squidward swearing from here.

I’ll take Russian Asset for 1000, Alex.

song as old as time
Tale as old as rhyme
Capitalism and the disease

While she says teachers are on the front lines, and she’s right, it’s not necessarily their responsibility to fix this problem beyond addressing it as it comes up.

The onus is largely on the parents, but more importantly, it should be on all men to call this shit out as they see it.

Little Bobby on your son’s hockey team is spouting drivel and you’re the coach? Don’t just sit there and go ‘meh, ain’t my kid’ - call it out. Talk about it. Penalize them if you have to. Rely on the systems already in place (like inclusion/safe space policies in sports leagues) to have your back when you have to act.

You’re out supervising your kid and someone else’s kid playing and their kids start up with ‘women want to be raped’ - call that shit out. Shut it down. You might have an awkward conversation later with the parent, but any parent worth their salt will be ripping a strip off their kid if they find out how they have been acting.

I feel like a lot of people are afraid to call out stuff like this because they’re worried about the backlash they may face, or get shamed for not considering the offender’s feelings. Offenders shouldn’t feel safe, and lack of action only emboldens them. Not very long ago, it used to be if you said something stupid, you got relentlessly mocked. We’ve moved away from that, and now every opinion is seen as equal; even the harmful ones.

Make morons afraid again.

I’m howling - thanks for the laugh

Mom?

This is a brilliant comment - thanks for the laugh

Thanks!

Makes it make a lot more sense. Hot take, but you shouldn’t be downvoted for it

Solid meme, but I don’t quite get it