Viva la France!

(Also: Ok Florida, it's your move!)

I couldn't watch this. Stop wasting my bandwidth with your stupid exposition, youtubers! No one cares about your fucking intros and style!
Viva la información!

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So I guess people like Rosa Parks were also tools? Perhaps Alice Paul was a tool for standing up for the rights of women to vote? I suppose Mahatma Gandhi was a tool for resisting British oppression and rule?

This is what you cannot seem to grasp, although I will try in the most basic method to explain it to you. Rights = GOOD, Oppression = BAD. Now, what does this mean? It means you have rights that are expected to be yours in a civilized society.

For instance, lets say you were Hispanic and in Arizona. Due to the fact that the Supreme Court allowed portions of SB1070, the 'paper's, please' law to remain in effect, you can be forced as a Hispanic to provide clear proof that you are a citizen in any situation as long as the officer has a reason to suspect that you might be an illegal immigrant.

The reasonable suspicion is entirely at the discretion of the officer, an individual who is not in any way psychic or specifically trained to spot 'illegal immigrants'. So let's say you are wearing a shirt that says Viva La Raza, just a saying that means you are proud of your race. If I was an officer, I could claim that you wearing a shirt with Spanish on it and being Hispanic could mean that you are illegally here. Ludicrous, I know, but I could claim it and get away with it the way the law is worded. I could stop you in the middle of the sidewalk, force you to submit to an ID request, and question you at the bare minimum. I could say a bulge in your pocket looked like drug paraphernalia and that you smelled of drugs, leading to a body search.

Now let me ask you, even if you were perfectly innocent, had no drugs, were not illegal, and were minding your own business, would this not piss you off? Assuming it didn't that one time, would you get pissed off when it happened over and over?

Look, I'm Caucasian and a male, and even I know that stuff like this is horseshit. At a certain point, if you don't stand up or support the ones who do, then when they come for you there won't be anyone left to help.

If you can't get the point and still feel the way you say, I feel sorry for you. Thankfully others do and even though you think they are tools, they will take the fall so you can continue to live your delusions.

Hey thanks.

Women have had the same problem with their own "liberation" movement -- there are so many definitions and agendas and interests, it is impossible to be monolithic.

Hang tight to what you need to accomplish for yourself, find some like-minded souls, and slog away at it for 100 years or so.

We'll none of us actually get there -- we are flawed human beings who get in our own way, much less getting into other people's way.

But we can try.

Viva la/le revolution!

Castro ditched Cuba for the Dominican Republic on January 1st 1959 and ousted Batista!
VIVA LA REVOLUCIÓN!

I've done that. Minus the building, on a lake, in a Vauxhall Viva

Comandante a frijoles: Viva El bean Bowl!

*dead..."Viva, Viacom!"

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ey ese, vato loco wey... viva la onda carnal...

¡ VIVA, MONTEQUILLA !

Try salvia..
>> ^oblio70:

My children (girls) are blessed with 'normality' but I intend for them to see this different point of view, so that they are aware that 'normal' isn't necessarily normal. Viva la Diversidasd!