Guy who assassinated defenseless children in the middle east with his drones talks about the world being messy. You hate to see it.
I detected no lies. Could be broadly applied to many a discussion here on Era, including some taking place at this very moment.
The unwillingness by some to read between the lines, observe nuance, and/or allow people to make mistakes and grow is a disgusting culture that needs to die in a fucking fire. You're not perfect. Neither is anyone else. What matters is the direction people are going in, not whether they can answer every question and make every decision according to your perfect head canon.
It means afford good people the opportunity to make mistakes and grow in ways that you would hope people would afford to you when you fuck up. And trust, you fuck up more often than your self-centeredness allows you to recognize; you just don't get called out in it because you don't actually matter/have a platform. And learn what nuance and reasonable middlegrounds are and stop letting the perfect be the enemy of the good.
Also anyone making 100k is filthy rich lol #eattherichOn this website Hannibal Burress is a slumlord for owning property
Call-out culture is only a thing because people are tired of no consequences for the powerful that have always abused that power, so even ignoring what he's personally done, Obama shouldn't say this because he has a terrible track record of holding people accountable. Look at Bush after everything he did. Look at Wall Street after the real estate bubble burst. He knew about Russia before the 2016 election but wanted to appear neutral.
So what exactly should we be doing? Calling out bad people is often the only thing we can do, we're not like Obama who once had enough power to bring consequences to evildoers but chose not to even try.
What does this have to do with what Obama said? It sounds more like a personal grievance with a past thread.
Given the biggest failure of Obama's Presidency was that he was either unwilling or unable to stand up to people and forces that absolutely needed to be called out, it's amazing to see him chiding people on social media.
I detected no lies. Could be broadly applied to many a discussion here on Era, including some taking place at this very moment.
The unwillingness by some to read between the lines, observe nuance, and/or allow people to make mistakes and grow is a disgusting culture that needs to die in a fucking fire. You're not perfect. Neither is anyone else. What matters is the direction people are going in, not whether they can answer every question and make every decision according to your perfect head canon.
Pretty hilarious how people keep asking for "examples" considering the genesis of this very forum.
Im sure a black man standing up to a congress dominated by racists who were doing everything in their power to obstruct anything he proposed would have gone swimmingly.
Joke post right? It's always difficult to tell
I suppose it is all relative but that sure as heck isn't filthy rich in any of the big cities in the U.S. If you have an dependents even less so. Sure you should be very comfortable as a single person with that kind of income.
People thinking that $100k is rich and getting flustered by that in a forum thread or post is a case of lynch mob cancel culture to you?I totally agree. I'm just referencing a hilarious dumb old thread.
Seems like you're flattering yourself thinking that he has a need to please you or still seek approval from people like you. The man is a mostly beloved 2 time President that has been swimming in cash since his term because he is still so popular. He doesn't have to comment on anything.So blatantly obvious that he's trying to cover up for Biden and probably himself. Nobody likes to be called out on things they do wrong, we get it, but also lol
The "genesis" of this forum eh? Can you fill in some of those blanks on what you mean here?
Reported for being TOXIC.
🙄 Considering that's 1.5 times the median income, yeah id say you're pretty rich. You're definitely well off and more so than most citizens in the US
Don't get me wrong, I'm not exactly weeping over Tyler Malka losing a few million dollars. But what he did was a simple, understandable and very human mistake, and I think the collective reaction to it was extremely overblown.
Whoa whoa whoa. Which of his actions did you think were understandable exactly?Don't get me wrong, I'm not exactly weeping over Tyler Malka losing a few million dollars. But what he did was a simple, understandable and very human mistake, and I think the collective reaction to it was extremely overblown.
I don't really agree with what he's saying here. Saying "nobody's perfect" is wildly over simplyfiyng a huge complicated problem.
I don't really agree with what he's saying here. Saying "nobody's perfect" is wildly over simplyfiyng a huge complicated problem.
What damage do grammar police have on anything though? Has someone been "cancelled" for spelling mistakes?There are huge problems and there are problems that aren't that get made to be. For instance spelling/grammar police twitter which he called out. I'm pretty sure Obama is not the only person tired of the *circlejerks.
No where in Obama's remarks does he mention "canceling" anybody.What damage do grammar police have on anything though? Has someone been "cancelled" for spelling mistakes?
Homeboy and Dems had complete control of the government for two years iirc. No excuse. Obama is a half-stepper, he's always had one foot comfortably on the white ruling class's welcome mat and did not want to bother them too much.Im sure a black man standing up to a congress dominated by racists who were doing everything in their power to obstruct anything he proposed would have gone swimmingly.
Some people don't deserve 2nd chances, not all "mistakes" deserve to be forgivenI detected no lies. Could be broadly applied to many a discussion here on Era, including some taking place at this very moment.
The unwillingness by some to read between the lines, observe nuance, and/or allow people to make mistakes and grow is a disgusting culture that needs to die in a fucking fire. You're not perfect. Neither is anyone else. What matters is the direction people are going in, not whether they can answer every question and make every decision according to your perfect head canon.
Should be based on progress of the person and severity of the action. One thing I do agree with Jesus everything can be forgiven. Doesnt mean is has to be forgottenSome people don't deserve 2nd chances, not all "mistakes" deserve to be forgiven
Sure, I'll admit I'm guilty of that. I will also say that I disagree somewhat fundamentally with the rest his statement, not just when he said "nobodys perfect". I think he's being a bit too forgiving to people in positions of power or wealth that end up abusing those privileges. Why should we forgive people who do awful things? Why should people not publicly respond negatively to actions they find harmful or abusive?
What do you mean? Like detracting from someone's initial point because of a small spelling mistake?
Jesus would probably be happier if you agreed with him on trying to overturn the blatantly immoral establishment. Jesus ain't respect the charlatans in power.Should be based on progress of the person and severity of the action. One thing I do agree with Jesus everything can be forgiven. Doesnt mean is has to be forgotten