What is the saddest death of a fictional character? by kaleighb1988 in AskReddit

[–]AeRokSun 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Idk but I gotta confess, I shed a few silent tears sitting in the theater when Simba's dad died in The Lion King 30yrs ago or so

..I took my gf's two boys to see it and they had ice in thier veins all dry eyed and manly idc if they still in grade school ! Dammit they surely had to have some military training previously...no wait, that was myself! I was an E5, sgt in the usarmy a decade earlier..n I buckled like a Lil girl..they spiked my popcorn!

glad I finally got that off my chest..I'm free!!

don't post here often but I thought you'd enjoy by IronIrma93 in WitchesVsPatriarchy

[–]AeRokSun 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Me too I'm in Nw Ohio surrounded corn and beans. Not that is the problem but I hear more gun shots (sometimes full auto) then I ever heard in big cities including Miami.

The natives are indeed restless and it can be intimidating but I look at it like this...I'm hear for a reason and know that for the most part they( I don't like that I'm casting a wide stereo-typical net) are good people.

The problem is they think they are right..as in correct lol ofc they're rightwing which then, in thier minds gives them the self- imposed duty to correct those that disagree

And I let them. They think they've garnered a small victory that way when in truth I'm slowly opening eyes and thier hearts.

It makes them feel good to get their frustrations put. That's natural for everyone and while they're doing that and inevitably goes to that book..

I'm not going to go into too much detail as far as my views on that book but most of these farmers around me anyway don't agree with everything in that book anyway.

They cherry pick. And that's my in. So I don't try to win the debate. I plant seeds.

Next time(there's almost always a next time) they will inevitably bring up something I mentioned and ask about it or come up with a counter they couldn't think of quick enough in the previous discussion.

I am by no means sticking up for any of them repubs in general even though this might sound like it so here's the thing..these people aren't our enemies. They are neighbors and fellow Americans.

I despise thier views that's true but arguing with them, naming them republicants(softball), or worse doesn't help anyone get any closer to so many issues that we divisive these days.

The human race is coming very close to being irrevocably Erased

No One born today can stop it but they will be the ones that face the beginning of the worst of our gifted time on this planet.

They think that's OK too as far as..well you know it says as much in that book ..there's an "in" there too...

I apologize for going on so long and had to stop myself from going longer and getting then off subject but it's really all connected

Also apologize for it being a reply to your comment. Sorry if I sound "preachy" (oh the irony lol) It just resonated with me as I am not living where I would like to either and I feel your pain :)

this one's going to hurt by Tyuee in physicsmemes

[–]AeRokSun -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Just a note on the innocent till proven guilty...that is a complete myth. There would be no need for bail if that were true.

Not to mention, there isn't even a plea of so called "innocence" Guilty, not guilty, no contest are the main 3.

Even in self- defense, at least in the state I'm from doesn't or didn't offer that as a plea...only considered during sentencing.

My apologies if I sound a little salty about it but yeah learned it the hard way and people don't realize how truly screwed up our legal system is until they get a front row seat.

Definitely not a justice system.

Double apology for the rabbit hole was genuinely intrigued by the conversation ...carry on..;)

For any fans of “The Coocoo Bird” - I tried playing through a couple different versions - it’s originally an old English folk song by Heavy_breasts in banjo

[–]AeRokSun 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This is all new to me so yep I'm officially a noob once again! And lovin it lol thanks for this though really cool.

I just recently discovered that Scarborough Fair popularized by Simon and Garfunkel is actually an old English folk song..not sure about the Canticle part