An Idea in Limbo

its hard to give good advice on this subject because its something i currently struggle with myself. 

these days its hard to find an article on equality that doesnt direct hatred towards a common enemy.. and sadly i fall into the race, sexuality,gender and now socioeconomic status of that enemy. its amazingly frustrating and hurtful, mostly due to the fact that i stand by the same message of equality and have always been an extremely liberal person.. but not a week goes by where my race/gender/sexuality isnt used to stereo type me as a hateful bigoted asshole.

like ive said before, it seems like the internet is quite void of compassion, even when coming from a place of equality, things seem to get tainted by “acceptable hatred” and racism that seems to somehow go over the heads of those using it. 

its cool these days to say “all straight white men are born with privilege and have it easy” even though we all know how untrue that is and how racist and generalized it is… yet its fine to say! no one thinks saying something like that could be hurtful or damaging to a kid growing up who doesnt at all have it easy, yet reflects on this, now accepted fact and feels even more like shit because of it. 

its amazing how closed minded some of these people can be, and it makes it much worse for me because i fully support the foundation of what they stand for. i just dont support closed minded zealots void of compassion and understanding.  

my best advice is to stay out of it, it will only annoy you more, you arent going to give perspective to someone who isnt looking for a truly balanced view of the world. every persons life/upbringing/sexuality/religion/gender/etc are very exclusive and specific to the person, we all live very different lives, experiences and view things completely differently. 

Borderlands, Borderlands 2.

The past week has brought in some pretty amazing additions to the collection, Tyler has gone all out and added a ton of updates to all the older games.

But if “evil” could be used to describe anything at all then, at the very least, it would have to be evil to believe that any crime committed in our finite, mortal universe would be appropriately and justly punished by absolute suffering for eternity.

“Every atom in your body came from a star that exploded. And the atoms in your left hand probably came from a different star than your right hand. It really is the most poetic thing I know about physics.

You are all stardust.