it's so weird to watch the growth of a movement that didn't originate with some stupid hashtag, innit?

thank GOD humanity chose not to keep fighting those same, very petty and baseless battles.

yes, I absolutely do hate when aggressors pretend to be victims and victims are blamed as the aggressor.

I also don't like how twitter gave birth to a whole era of Proper Phrasing - a means to identify those who'd been thoroughly brainwashed by the hashtag campaigns.

what I'm super thankful for: that it's ok to hate evil again. there's no club worth being in with anything to gain from the denial. the people who get it don't really care where those arbitrary lines are drawn between love and hate - it is simply the right thing to hate evil in all of its forms instead of loving it.

it is just an unfortunate fact of the matter that too many lies have been told by a singular group of people to keep parsing out who's good and who's bad. it's not like those who have preemptively cast judgment upon another can claim anything except being errantly prone to keeping the ugliest secrets to protect and preserve their status.

good men don't just let other men do that shit to women and children.