#notcishet

tumblr user sootonthecarpet: problematic for being :/

ty for phrasing my life’s feelings abt this so well i could never put it into words ty

thats so cute

are you a tutor/mentor? if not whats ur role to this student that ur not (seemingly) their teacher?

This got long, more under the cut, @notcishet

look at ops tags on that post. im not willing to believe they absolutely had not heard anything about what im saying.

and also ya too bad bc they want to shame anyone saying anything against what they think abt the movie and hold it up on a pedestal for thousands to agree w. like. it needs to be pointed out lol

Yeah like I don’t have much sympathy for folks that uncritically look at media tbh. I’m not saying people have to HATE IT but lmao uh don’t ignore the hugely upsetting ramifications of it. 

can u explain what this is referring to bc ive been ignoring all things mccain unless its making fun of him

“McCain killed his party's narrowly-crafted Obamacare repeal bill Friday not because he was opposed to dismantling the Affordable Care Act, but because he fundamentally believed the process -- the lack of hearings, the one-party, closed-door negotiations, the fact that in the end all that Republican senators could agree upon was a shell of the plan they'd promised -- was flawed.

It was a result that may have been hinted at earlier in the week.GOP Obamacare repeal bill fails in dramatic late-night voteLess than two weeks after surgery to remove a blood clot revealed McCain had brain cancer, the Arizona Republican -- still with a visible scar above his eye -- traveled 2,000 miles from Phoenix and returned to a hero's welcome Tuesday in the Senate, where he delivered an epic 15-minute speech that rattled the conscience of the body

."We're getting nothing done, my friends," McCain told his colleagues. "We're getting nothing done."

It was a fiery and intense lecture on the shortcomings of bypassing "regular order" and turning your back on compromise. But moments earlier, McCain had delivered a decisive vote to advance a health care bill that was still an uncertain product at that point, a kind of blessing for the type of secretive negotiations he'd just decried.”