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bean_shadow posted:And what I mean by "not incredibly narcissistic" is that she does think of other people and can be kind. But, she can also be narcisisstic. She was an incredibly spoiled only child. I was also an only child but I take means to not make the conversation about myself, often asking about other people and waving questions about myself away. I'm probably being irrational but I'm paranoid about being compared to my mother. I think there's a difference between caring for other people and having empathy. My dad is sort of like your mom in that he has a pretty good set of guiding morals and does things he thinks are good (and usually are), but he doesn't put any effort into understanding others and firmly rejects anything that conflicts with his "internal narrative" of reality. To put it another way, he likes the idea of being a good person and, as a result, quickly rejects anything that implies otherwise as being nonsense. Basically, some people take "do unto others as you would have them do unto you" to an extreme where they assume everyone else must have the same values and emotions as them, and they reject any attempts to argue that this might not be the case.
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El Estrago Bonito posted:Jesus man, it's not a good time to compare people to agender blobs on SA, there are current very uncomfortable associations. Is this a Shmorky reference, or have I been reading too much GBS?
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bean_shadow posted:My mom isn't a terrible person, despite her bad qualities. She's just a spoiled only child used to getting her way and used to having things be all about her. Not all only children are like that but she is. Congrats on both your sobriety and reaching the final stage of adulthood: accepting your parents as people with their own failings.
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Such Fun posted:Congrats on both your sobriety and reaching the final stage of adulthood: accepting your parents as people with their own failings. 
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Such Fun posted:Congrats on both your sobriety and reaching the final stage of adulthood: accepting your parents as people with their own failings. This, indeed.
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Old miracles: bringing folks back from the dead Modern miracles: Hey, some numbers in this date match!!
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WELL IT MIGHT BE TRUE THATS WHY I SHARED IT!
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Such Fun posted:Congrats on both your sobriety and reaching the final stage of adulthood: accepting your parents as people with their own failings. Well, it took nearly 35 years. My sister is in her early 40s and still hasn't reached that level yet. Her and my mother do not have a good relationship.
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And Billy West did it as Zapp Brannigan. https://twitter.com/TheBillyWest/status/815675220937707520
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It sounds like he cares a whole lot where they stand on issues
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If this were actually true, you wouldn't know what they said because you wouldn't have paid any attention to them.
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I am the single set of quotation marks.
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A reality-star celebrity was just elected President of the United States! Not to mention a B-movie actor was elected in 1980 and 1984. So can it with the "celebrities need to stay out of politics".
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Something a little more light-hearted from imgur.
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bean_shadow posted:A *reality-star celebrity was just elected President of the United States! Not to mention a B-movie actor was elected in 1980 and 1984. So can it with the "celebrities need to stay out of politics". *A reality-TV gameshow host who loves his steaks The only reason the right gets their pants in a twist about celebrities commenting on politics is that the majority of them lean left and have a big platform. It has everything to do with delegitimizing those that disagree with them and nothing to do with any morals pertaining to famous people using their influence to spread political opinions.
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I can genuinely see Captain Autismo being a successful educational cartoon about mental issues.
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Gaunab posted:Something a little more light-hearted from imgur. Tough but fair
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bean_shadow posted:A reality-star celebrity was just elected President of the United States! Not to mention a B-movie actor was elected in 1980 and 1984. So can it with the "celebrities need to stay out of politics".
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It's sad that Meryl Streep saying "hey maybe the guy with the highest office in the land shouldn't mock special needs people" is now being terribly political. It's going to be a long
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rarely are imgur this straight forward. Besides you know that one little jew thing.
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Murdering and stealing from a portion of your population while plundering the riches of neighbouring countries will get you some cash yeah. plus he them immediately ran it back into the ground because he was actually a pretty terrible leader who happened to have enough charisma to get people following him, the allies stopped trying to assassinate hitler because they realized they were better off with him at the top than with someone who wasn't crazy and constantly high on meth
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Zephyrine posted:rarely are imgur this straight forward. And the other 5 million non-Jews or however many it was
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SwitchbladeKult posted:*A reality-TV gameshow host who loves his steaks Yeah, I bet this guy doesn't mind when Clint Eastwood talks about politics.
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Slime posted:Murdering and stealing from a portion of your population while plundering the riches of neighbouring countries will get you some cash yeah. The entire purpose of WWII from Hitler's perspective was that Germany could not sustain its economy without going out and conquering all kinds of industrial nations, right? Especially when so much of that economy was based on militarization to go conquer industrial nations. But hey, he pulled them out of their funk
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Data Graham posted:The entire purpose of WWII from Hitler's perspective was that Germany could not sustain its economy without going out and conquering all kinds of industrial nations, right? Especially when so much of that economy was based on militarization to go conquer industrial nations. I think it was more a multi-generational effort to expand into Eastern Europe because Germany was overcrowded. Hitler did a great job in depopulating those crowded German cities.
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He also created millions of jobs in reconstructing Germany.
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Not that we needed yet more proof that republicans are embarrassingly easy to con into voting against their own interests/lives, but god drat.
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I saw that one. I couldn't be sure if it was real or not. Imgur has a lot of fake chat logs and stories.
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If that's your screencap, please provide any follow up that potentially happens. Amazing.
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Yawgmoth posted:Not that we needed yet more proof that republicans are embarrassingly easy to con into voting against their own interests/lives, but god drat. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g751-jjKXC0 Republican voters: Anthony Quinn The GOP/Trump: Charles Dance EL BROMANCE posted:If that's your screencap, please provide any follow up that potentially happens. Amazing. Sorry, lifted it from Twitter, not my friends.
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LAB please give me the You dense motherfucker picture as my new avatar thanks.
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Hardcordion posted:Yeah, I bet this guy doesn't mind when Clint Eastwood talks about politics. Eastwood did that dumb chair speech at the RNC and gets seen as some sort of John Wayne type, but he's a libertarian and has a lot of views that are more left-wing that most libertarians. I think that dude would be mad if Eastwood talked about gun control or war. Doesn't really excuse supporting Romney, but that's not unusual for libertarians.
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Hardcordion posted:Yeah, I bet this guy doesn't mind when Clint Eastwood talks about politics. I'm sure they had no problem with it at all. How many celebrities gave speeches at the RNC in 2016? No, celebrities should be seen not heard! unless they agree with us 
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TotalLossBrain posted:He also created millions of jobs in reconstructing Germany. I just thought up a genius plan for improving our economy: just destroy half the country! Millions of jobs would be created rebuilding it, and we'd also get new infrastructure in the process! Brilliant!
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The sad thing with Eastwood is just how much his filmmaking dropped in quality during his talking to the chair moments. Gran Torino was legitimately brilliant, then we've had the dreadful American Sniper and the 'only Ron Howard should have made this' bore that was Sully which was based around a narrative that existed only in Clint's head. I think it's time to put him in a home.
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