@oliviashley.bsky.social OK but I also read queer romance and like it better but it’s harder to come by!

It is so disappointing. Turns out the lesser of evils is still evil.

Living the dream!!

It was my top played song of 2024. Then I didn’t listen to it for a while and when it came up on my shuffle the other day it stopped me in my tracks and made me cry too. Even after all this time.

I had that exact thought watching it.

Looking for: Affordable, effective, clean. Canadian is a bonus. And obviously not MAGA or Zionist.

Only because I just saw Matt post it on insta 5 minutes ago 😂

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What was she replying to here?

original question - I couldn’t imagine coming from a country with such a wildly racialized/colonized history and not be able to acknowledge that colonization had a horrific impact on the people/country. So your time answering these questions is really appreciated.

This also makes a ton of sense. It’s been hard as someone without much connection to the country trying to understand what’s happening when it’s just mass media shaping the narrative. When I listen to these ex-pats something didn’t seem right about their narrative. Which is what brought up my

Poverty, mental illness, substance abuse, imprisonment etc.Some people lacking critical thought see it as a racial issue (they’re lazy…) but for anyone who looks at the historical trauma from being oppressed for 200 years, it makes sense that they’d have challenges after the horrific treatment.

The lack of critical thinking piece makes a ton of sense. I think that’s the problem with a lot of things in society today - people see one problem and attribute it to something else without considering what other factors exist. in Canada the Indigenous peoples have significantly higher rates of

But from what I’m hearing from you, they might just be much more stuck in the past and willfully not moving forward with integration?