So many ideas so little time

There's also this utter lack of understanding as to how homelessness works from Singaporeans, esp in regards to how it can manifest in migrants and their families. Becos you literally have Singaporeans chiming into the comments claiming how this Morrocan man can be homeless when he has family members pressing charges against his murderer.

With Kohen Wiley being shot by the cops over the accusations of stealing fucking diapers, Cyrus Carmack Belton killed over a fucking bottle of water, the angrier I get over Jade Rasif's comment. The sheer assumption of criminality for racial minorities and those in poverty, and the tacit agreement that their lives are invaluable does it for me. Maybe someone should run over her lawyer father 100x over with a car for her to get the point that a life is not worth taking over a material object or money, esp for rich people!! And Singaporeans should start thinking about the systemic conditions that force or lead to people committing crimes like theft instead of how to punish the crime.

Okay, so, I've seen a lot of people complaining about how Suzanne Collins wrote The Covey, specifically that they seem to be based on outdated stereotypes of the Romani people, and I would just like to contribute my own thoughts to the conversation, specifically that they are not based on Romani, but rather Bluegrass artists. Let me explain; Bluegrass, as a genre, has an incredibly rich history, being working songs, mining songs, protest songs, ways to spread news, old European ballads carried over and changed to fit The New World, and a million other things, but one of the most important parts of Bluegrass is its connection to Appalachia, especially Kentucky. This would make more sense as something off of which to base your Appalachian characters in your Appalachian setting than a primarily Eurasian ethnic group. There is also a long history of Bluegrass singers traveling, especially in old, beat up trucks, just like the one Lucy Gray says they travelled in. There is so much history of them traveling, in fact, that there is an entire room dedicated to the trucks in which they travelled in the Kentucky Music Hall of Fame and Museum. I think this makes a lot more sense, especially because Bluegrass has it's earliest origins in the ballads after which Covey members are named. For a while I was confused about why nobody mentioned this, but then I remembered that most people didn't watch a three hour long documentary on Bluegrass seven times in four days, so this is pretty niche knowledge.

"I feel bad for the people who worked on it"

hi! carey means needs help still - he's the voice actor for frylock in aqua teen hunger force! adult swim screwed him badly and pays no residuals and barely paid him during the show's run. he has heart failure and survives on con earnings, plushie sales, and donations while waiting for disability to get back to him. posts used to make the rounds for him, but haven't in a while, so i wanted to make a new post!

yea that'd be a shame