>using "ascribe" to mean subscribe
>using "problematic" to mean unethical
>using "poetry" to mean prose with improper parsgraphing
>using "objective" to mean absolute
>using "subjective" to mean relative
>comic books are literature
>video games are art
Using "ascribe" to mean subscribe
Brayden Reed
Nicholas Martin
lmao those typical faces
Parker Ramirez
>wait you actually know the people who live in your locality
>oh no this does not bode well with my mental illness
Jaxson Thomas
What is she complaining about in OP pic
Alexander Edwards
as real as you would imagine. its how they greet each other from afar. i wonder what future studies will tackle this phenomenon.
Charles Phillips
Small towns
Owen King
>using "problematic" to mean unethical
I agree with the others but I don't think this one matches up, problematic is better than unethical because it isn't making the claim from a privileged position of moral authority. You can accuse something of being problematic without it being immoral.
Asher Morris
still not understanding the problem
Grayson James
Yeah, there's no moral superiority from people who use the words problematic.
Logan Wilson
Those who have pushed their existence entirely online live in fear of places where crimethink can't be punished with social destruction at the hands of anonymous internet hate groups.