caseyaac.bsky.social
Just some kinda guy like this. Hilarious in person, just don't have the heart of a poster. Disability justice, trans rights, sci-fi, linguistics, I don't know. I'm interested in things. I'm not a real doctor but
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Looks like this
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They really put their whole body into their yell
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Lol typo
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It's weird that you can recognize that pedos are evil but you're cool with Nazis. Hopefully your wife has her own bank account I guess
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Noticing you didn't answer this question
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Who calls people "boy"? Gross
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This website says they're slightly biased and very fact-based. Not sure what you think it says.
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But Nazis are welcome at the kumbaya circle?
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This is the post where you said identifying the Jerusalem Cross as a hate symbol is "misinformation."
www.pbs.org/newshour/sho...
And there's a link to a story about it if that's what you mean.
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Also, SUPER WEIRD that you make an exception for pedos but not for Nazis. SUPER WEIRD.
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It's sad that rather than protect the people you love from harm, you spend your time coming up with rationalizations to defend the honor of Pete Hegseth. You should read about the paradox of tolerance. Because your "tolerance" endangers your loved ones.
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Don't you care about them?
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See, that's a funny insult to you, because you don't have anyone you care about with mental health issues. You don't have poc you care about, or queer people, or Jewish people. You see someone say "Hegseth's a neonazi" and you think the person who needs protection is Hegseth.
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What should I be embarrassed about? I'm not the one trying to spin for Pete Hegseth lmao
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Well either you didn't know it all or you purposefully left out the parts you don't like. Ignorance or malpractice 🤷♂️
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Yeah I know you cons don't like sourced information lol. Looked at your account. You're a bad person. I'm muting you so you'll still be able to see me judging you ☺️
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Good news, I see zero neo-Nazis! Hope this helps
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I don't know why you think I don't know what a swastika is. You're the one who didn't know the meaning of the Jerusalem Cross.
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Knowing that something or someone is dangerous isn't the same thing as being afraid. I drive carefully because I take it seriously, not because it scares me. You don't treat Nazis as dangerous because you don't care about anybody they threaten. So I won't make any headway here.
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You've clearly lost track of what this conversation is about. Anything to avoid your religion's nazi problem I suppose. May you learn to do better.
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White supremacist hate. Keep up.
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I don't know, are there a couple hundred words on wikipedia about that symbol being used that way?
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I can tell you don't love anyone these people want to kill. I take white supremacism seriously. You don't.
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Those are great
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Hate isn't a joke to me
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I'm not the government. My guideline is "dangerous until proven safe." If someone is wearing a white nationalist symbol I don't owe them the benefit of the doubt that they didn't research their own tattoo. And that their tattooist didn't know what it meant, either!
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Again, if you don't want people associating your symbol with white nationalists, you should take that up with the white nationalists who use it to identify themselves. The evidence he may be a white nationalist is that he has a huge tattoo of a symbol white nationalists use OFTEN.
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We had Down Under on VHS but I'd never seen The Rescuers, so I imagined there was a sweeping romance in the first movie that I'd missed. Because it seems very... unprovoked lol
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Maybe you should take it up with the white nationalists who use it to signal to each other 🤷♂️
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I am not good at taking pics of Al but here is a decent one I got of his little faaaace
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He has a little leg haircut from being very brave at the cat dentist
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Look how my baby (7 yo) cat decided blankets work
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In fifth grade for some reason a group of the boys started saying "it...fell" in a low pitched voice that I think was supposed to sound like Chuckie from Rugrats. I still do it...fell sometimes.
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That's very kind of you. We appreciate it.
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The Sound of Music is probably too boring, but our guy loved it when he was a little older (4?). He called it "The Seven Children." Oh although I guess Rolf has a gun at the end doesn't he. So maybe that knocks it out too.
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The cat tried to lunge at the plow through the window and he fell down