jackiemarie90

Hard to focus reading, but for some reason have a decentish memory. lol

You have an hawk Icon! I dunno, it's so weird. I'm also just completely awkward so I don't know what.

I mean yeah, if your want to ignore the amendments past 10 in the bill of rights your pretty much racist.

I know the counties in Oakland around here can't afford to keep their libraries anymore and have to get the community to make their own it's own kind. It sucks how the government doesn't prioritize education.

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Now I want pizza

I literally got into a fight with this guy I had two semesters with as a classmate over his mentality like this. He wouldn't shut up about how America was superior because of our capitalist system and causally ignored how people lived in poverty. Just the stupidest libertarian things, and would not shut up cocky as fuck! /rant But yeah he was and economics major, and a jerk.

I wonder if Barnes and noble carries something like that, that would be interesting. Other than that might be an issue with access down there as well.

I actually have considered history writing, but for kids sounds interesting lol. Idk, I think I would want to wait till I get further in my education, graduating with a bachelors at least. lol

People definitely idiotic towards the humanities major. I saw this meme that made me chuckle pretty hard.

Oh god, that is a difficult one. You can mention that Africans came from a different land across the ocean called Africa. And show her a map, maybe a printed one, or an image on the computer screen. Then mention, when the original American settlers forced natives from their homes, they needed people to work to grow food and build homes and buildings for them. Horrible businessmen choose to kidnap them from there homes and forced them to work in horrible conditions. They would hurt them, separate them for their familes and treat them as objects less than humans. And tell her it wasn't good and made people very sad.

A great concept, just not a necessity.

If you were to teach her, I think good place to start is to mention the selfishness of the U.S. wanting the land the Natives lived on. The natives wanted to keep their homes, but America kept making excuses why they were in danger or in economic need. You mention that it is propaganda, a technique governments use to lie and sway public perception. And then tell her how they forced them by violence and had churches try force them out of their religion.

Idk, Eldy works like 10 hrs a day, and I currently in school trying to hard to work towards my degree. And, cause I get easily distracted, or it's hard to focus and I think its better if I'm limited in my entertainment options. Tbh haven't even played my ps4 in like a couple months.

Hey that's pretty sweet brah! I just gots netflix and internets these days.

Sounds like some people aren't teaching it properly, a saddening notion. I think America does tend to gloss over its heinous history with slavery and civil rights. Teachers tend to causally mentions that slaves were sold as property without even thinking that they are reaffirming those ideals without mentioning the lost humanity behind it. Teachers are now arguing the civil war started out of an "Economic issue" without even fucking realizing the "economics were people.

What's the tldr? I'm sorry, I have an immense short intention span these days. >_>

The reactions usually are: OmG that's boring and a lot of reading. Cool. or It's hard to get jobs with that degree. =|

We'll I came all the way over here for a birthday party so there better be cake.

U ain't special ANTMAN!

Idk, I'd consider us more "homies" that normies. lol But people tend to think my content is unoriginal even though like, forums were made for shit posting. lol

Ok