Happy Halloween! SJW's are whining about 'cultural appropriation'...

It's become a "meme".

What's wrong with memes?

Then you have an opinion on the matter, a book read or tv fed opinion, but an opinion. In regards to racial strife, moreso than the election, real life experience and living in the said vicinity holds more weight. Do you disagree?

Britney is my favorite

What's wrong with memes?

They're among the best things the internet has given birth to.

What isn't?

They are things that are repeated for the sake of repeating.
They're parroted by virtue of being parroted before.
They're references divorced of context.

They're intellectually worthless garbage proliferated by people with nothing of substance to say otherwise.


People don't even understand what "memes" are and it's misattributed everywhere to the point of making the word "meme", itself, memetic and therefor entirely meaningless.


That's extraordinarily depressing.

Love those! especially this one, it's so not-PC, that I'm sure grannies everywhere are upset

Yeah, there's no body mutilation in it

I'm not attacking you, but there's this idea that people fit into categories or boxes and cannot (or should not) go beyond the borders of the label that others assign them.

The reason I'm "independent" in every respect is I've always had a problem with this concept. I'm so diverse in my own mind that I sometimes confuse myself - my inner monologue is like eight different people arguing as I try to consider, analyze and process multiple perspectives.

Most people are very complicated and their personalities & characters are made up of a whole bunch of lifetime influences, interests & perspectives (sometimes conflicting ones).

I remember studying this psychology program that was supposed to help you in business by figuring out how to classify people (and thus how to respond to or treat them). It had codes outlined that you'd create based on other's personality traits. You could examine yourself (a somewhat subjective process) to come up with your own code.
What it came down to was that there were only about 10 or so different types of people as everyone had to fit into one of the codes. I read the whole book and tried to do the exercises, but after a while I realized this was all B.S.
People don't easily fit into types or codes - and if they do, the codes are probably about as expansive as those that DNA helices come up with. People are often as dualistic as they are cohesive.

Peace out and when it comes to Halloween remember all candy is made equal!

How do you know I'm white? Does my typing sound white? There are people of color, you know, who type white.