Those who call for Nonsense will find that it comes.
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🧵My favorite things to schizopost about are the Kohlberg stages of moral development - a well-studied framework for how humans make moral decisions - and Mos Maiorum - the unwritten norms that allowed the Roman Republic to be self-governing. It occurs to me they are related!
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imagine the psychic damage of being a colonial indian in africa and having literal black slaves washing your feet everyday. who knows what kind of slurs your parents hurl at them. you are a god-princess. then you come to the US to study genderslop...
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"Anakin, its not as problematic that you have fallen in love with a Senator, the issue is the AGE GAP. You were but a wee lad when you met her, she GROOMED you Anakin!"
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The resentment here is insane, blaming the white man for your emotionally distant parents is such warped logic you almost feel bad for him
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I remember my young friend showing me his uncircumcised penis behind the school one day and being horrified, I had never seen one before. When I asked him why it looked like that he said nigga you’re thirty five years old you tell me
Groyperdom is just puritanical Libertarianism for delusional gay ethnics.
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It is worth playing both because they are two completely different characters. The lines may be the same, but the performance paints a very different picture. Of those two, I think he-V is clearly more fun.
She-V's delivery is aggressive and tense in almost every situation. She is sarcastic when discussing her weaknesses, and angry and confrontational when speaking with rivals.
He-V delivers his more fearful or intimate lines with sincerity and vulnerability, while always adopting a cocky, confident tone with rivals, the exact opposite of she-V.
The result is that she-V comes across as a scared kid lashing out. This isn't an inherently bad idea of a protagonist, but I much prefer he-V's seemingly bulletproof, Han Solo-esque charming rogue, who is doing his best to conceal his dread of his impending doom. He's both more charismatic and more complicated.
