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People with sleeveless shirts exist, who cares? Its so normal these days I can't imagine all the things I would have to cover first. "Hey son, brace yourself, s

by 0des 5y ago

People with sleeveless shirts exist, who cares? Its so normal these days I can't imagine all the things I would have to cover first. "Hey son, brace yourself, some people prefer broccoli over cauliflower." It doesn't even make sense. Teach your kid curiosity and general respect for those different from you and let the rest fall into place. Politics only tarnishes your ability to make this common sense observation because regardless of truth you have discarded half of your audience. Except pineapple pizza people. They deserve everything they got coming to them.

NoraCodes 5y ago
> Teach your kid curiosity and general respect for those different from you and let the rest fall into place. It's worth noting that the Florida law, under some readings and I think under its intent, would make it illegal for a teacher to point to a student and her same-sex parents and say "those two women are married and are both raising this child." It's perhaps the most absurd anti-free-speech law I've ever heard of. > Except pineapple pizza people. They deserve everything they got coming to them. My boyfriend was a pineapple pizza person and he is now, no joke, allergic to pineapple. They're an accident waiting to happen.
ethbr0 5y ago
> Except pineapple pizza people. They deserve everything they got coming to them. As someone who likes pineapple and jalapeno pizza, I find this remark very offensive.
mwcampbell 5y ago
> People with sleeveless shirts exist, who cares? Its so normal these days I can't imagine all the things I would have to cover first. "Hey son, brace yourself, some people prefer broccoli over cauliflower." These examples would be relevant if there were factions who vehemently oppose people with sleeveless shirts or who prefer broccoli, and want to make sure they can pass that opposition on to their children.
- UnpossibleJim 5y ago
  I'm currently thinking of trying to get legislation put before Congress to have all sleeveless shirts labeled as "bras" or "bros", and therefore classified as underwear but I need to do some polling first to see if I have broad public support.

by 0des 5y ago

NoraCodes 5y ago

> Teach your kid curiosity and general respect for those different from you and let the rest fall into place. It's worth noting that the Florida law, under some readings and I think under its intent, would make it illegal for a teacher to point to a student and her same-sex parents and say "those two women are married and are both raising this child." It's perhaps the most absurd anti-free-speech law I've ever heard of. > Except pineapple pizza people. They deserve everything they got coming to them. My boyfriend was a pineapple pizza person and he is now, no joke, allergic to pineapple. They're an accident waiting to happen.

ethbr0 5y ago

> Except pineapple pizza people. They deserve everything they got coming to them. As someone who likes pineapple and jalapeno pizza, I find this remark very offensive.

mwcampbell 5y ago

> People with sleeveless shirts exist, who cares? Its so normal these days I can't imagine all the things I would have to cover first. "Hey son, brace yourself, some people prefer broccoli over cauliflower." These examples would be relevant if there were factions who vehemently oppose people with sleeveless shirts or who prefer broccoli, and want to make sure they can pass that opposition on to their children.

UnpossibleJim 5y ago
I'm currently thinking of trying to get legislation put before Congress to have all sleeveless shirts labeled as "bras" or "bros", and therefore classified as underwear but I need to do some polling first to see if I have broad public support.