I'm not a twitter user, but it strikes me that #whatradicalizedyou would probably get me interested for a while. For me it was when I was in high school, we had a food plan where you would scan your fingerprint to bill an account that your parents would put money into. Some kids couldn't afford it, I could and sometimes I helped other kids out by buying more than I needed but it didn't register to me for the first year. The second year we all had driver's licenses and would go off campus for lunch (because cafeteria food was ass) and I noticed those same kids would get snubbed, left behind and excluded because they still didn't have money. Some even had jobs but they had to use their income to support their parents and siblings. I thought school was supposed to take care of us. I thought we were supposed to take care of each other. I thought I would notice if some people were being treated worse than I was for no reason. When that hit me I guess the current regime would say I was radicalized.
edit: btw, the fact people are acting like this neighbor water situation has never occurred appalls me. Cops will absolutely show up to enforce water sharing and power sharing if the power company finds out about it (usually through just looking at usage data). Our government won't let you collect rainwater for fuck sakes.
How is sharing your water illegal? If I pay my bills and want to run bidet up my ass 24/7...i should be able to, and do...what i mean is, if I pay my bill, fuck off.
Spagoot29 on August 6th, 2020 at 11:31 UTC »
I'm confused as to how that's illegal
jamz666 on August 6th, 2020 at 12:44 UTC »
I'm not a twitter user, but it strikes me that #whatradicalizedyou would probably get me interested for a while. For me it was when I was in high school, we had a food plan where you would scan your fingerprint to bill an account that your parents would put money into. Some kids couldn't afford it, I could and sometimes I helped other kids out by buying more than I needed but it didn't register to me for the first year. The second year we all had driver's licenses and would go off campus for lunch (because cafeteria food was ass) and I noticed those same kids would get snubbed, left behind and excluded because they still didn't have money. Some even had jobs but they had to use their income to support their parents and siblings. I thought school was supposed to take care of us. I thought we were supposed to take care of each other. I thought I would notice if some people were being treated worse than I was for no reason. When that hit me I guess the current regime would say I was radicalized.
edit: btw, the fact people are acting like this neighbor water situation has never occurred appalls me. Cops will absolutely show up to enforce water sharing and power sharing if the power company finds out about it (usually through just looking at usage data). Our government won't let you collect rainwater for fuck sakes.
Iwassleepingawake on August 6th, 2020 at 12:57 UTC »
How is sharing your water illegal? If I pay my bills and want to run bidet up my ass 24/7...i should be able to, and do...what i mean is, if I pay my bill, fuck off.