Barack Obama didn't support same sex marriage until he did and nobody even remembers he didn't.
Happened all the time in my school. People grow up in some pretty shit environments and it takes meeting people and significant cultural events to break out of the mindset those environments breed.
There is a world of difference between referring to other human beings as "it" and not politically supporting gay marriage in my book.
I can only speak for myself, but eight years ago I was 20 and I know for a fact that I spoke problematically back then.
Seems fair to me!
I thank my lucky stars I didn't grow up in the social media era.
I mean I don't watch indies so I'm not gonna give people credit for that. I liked it better after the segment later on, though.
Too bad he didn't feel the need to treat others like people.
I'm not discounting it, I just don't know anything about it so as a random viewer it doesn't give me anything, you know?
But they do. If he doesn't feel that way now, I think he can and should be forgiven.
I don't think they'll have Dakota dethrone Shayna. It seems like Kairi is being built up for that honor. There is more history there with the Mae Young Classic 2 coming up as well. Shayna is likely getting called up soon after Brooklyn this year to work with Ronda or reinforce the heel side on Smackdown. I can see Shayna being sent packing by Dakota, but I don't see her winning the title from her (Shayna).
What's interesting about Dakota/Shayna right now is that shit's almost too fucking real. I have a friend who has been in a very abusive relationship with her previous gf and she said it makes her beyond uncomfortable how these two are acting and she doesn't want to watch it, period. Like, it's VERY bad for her. So while Shayna is doing awesome looking like a threatening abusive bully, well...shit's too real for some.
I'm not dismissing anything. I'm saying you don't suddenly go from cool guy to horrible person because someone unearthed something you said 8 years ago in a country where gay marriage wasn't legal and trans issues were not understood or talked about in the mainstream.
Heres hoping.
