I know not many people will be reading this as it is brand new, but for me it means freedom. Freedom of the idea that I will never be heard, never be able to voice my opinions, never be able to blog about stupid things that people say on Facebook, and answer all of their "Important questions", like "Do you think I should ask him out?" or "Why is the sky blue, because it is just making me more depressed..." or my favorite, "Holy crap! I just wet myself! What should I do now?". Well obviously you shouldn't be on Facebook.
And now I do get to blog about these things... And my main topic, for all my adoring fans waiting in suspense (just look at my millions of readers in the Members Bar to the right), will be answering any of life's important questions. Even if I don't present my answers in a fashion like that of Damitri Martin, I can guarantee that they will be either very interesting, or rather confusing.
Since I haven't had coffee yet, and my fingers and brain only received around 4 hours of sleep, I will have to cut this one short, but I have no doubt the newer blogs from me will be longer.
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ReplyDeleteShould we even say people have freedom to be who they are? Or some of the amendments? Or even say homosexuals are a united states citezen? We dont treat them as if they are! And their are laws keeping them from being who they are completly. What happened to everyone being equal? I could write books about this but I want to hear your opinion.
ReplyDeleteThe civil rights movement helped African Americans be viewed as citizens, as well as gender equality. I believe the civil rights movement for the gay community will eventually have the same outcome. What do you think, Stuart?
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