tikalumbo:

blissed: (via bringtheruckuss)

Desensitization is an interesting disease. People get shot in the hood everyday. Does it make any shooting any less tragic? Because it happens everyday? That these soldiers who bust their asses (right or wrong) get shot up as they come home to their families from deployment, or prepare to leave them? People get shot in Queens every damn day. And I wish we had the time to learn about each case. But we don’t. Do we even care? Think about it. Probably not. The paradox of a solider, the people we trust to protect us, shooting his own, is news. The largest and one of the most secure U.S. military installations in the world getting shot up? It’s news. Day-to-day hood shootings, sadly, just aren’t. Sorry. Maybe ya’ll should quit bitching, too.

Are you like, a crazy person?

I am quite sure they will say so.

illain:

twitter, facebook, youtube, digg, myspace, tumblr, blogspot, wikipedia.

This is really interesting and all but is it bad that as soon as I noticed a grammar error (“Wiki is an Hawaiian…” — A HAWAIIAN, YOU MORON) my eyes started to bleed and I shook with convulsions? I know, I know. it really isn’t that serious. I’m struggling to see the “larger picture” here. I still hate Twitter.