Worst of Social Justice

[Shane for Wax]

I see caffeinatedfeminist a lot on my dash it's really weird because the people reblogging aren't really SJWs.

[chitoryu12]

o okay

tw: american revolution

[Witchyjoshy]

Confession time:

I can't help but wonder if remaining a British colony would've had us better off than we are now.

[Flying Mint Bunny!]

o okay

tw: american revolution

Is it too soon then to joke about taking back America?

[SpaceProg]

Confession time:

I can't help but wonder if remaining a British colony would've had us better off than we are now.

I find myself wondering that a lot these days too, so you're not alone.

[dpareja]

Confession time:

I can't help but wonder if remaining a British colony would've had us better off than we are now.

I find myself wondering that a lot these days too, so you're not alone.

Well, by this point the country (or portions thereof, depending) would either be a republic anyway (and depending on when it became a republic, either like India and still a Commonwealth member or like Ireland and not) or a Commonwealth realm (like Canada, Australia, New Zealand and such). It might even be the case that all of what was once British North America would be one big federal country.

[TheUnknown]

Confession time:

I can't help but wonder if remaining a British colony would've had us better off than we are now.

I find myself wondering that a lot these days too, so you're not alone.

Well, by this point the country (or portions thereof, depending) would either be a republic anyway (and depending on when it became a republic, either like India and still a Commonwealth member or like Ireland and not) or a Commonwealth realm (like Canada, Australia, New Zealand and such). It might even be the case that all of what was once British North America would be one big federal country.

It's funny you guys mention this because I just heard somebody saying "we're getting to the point where we were when we wanted to leave England in the first place because we're getting taxed into oblivion."

[solar.]

    when you think about it the dick DOES deliver disappointment and misogyny. Because the dick delivers sperm which creates life which harbors those things.

    So I’m not wrong.

[Flying Mint Bunny!]

    when you think about it the dick DOES deliver disappointment and misogyny. Because the dick delivers sperm which creates life which harbors those things.

    So I’m not wrong.

Couldn't you say the same thing about female reproductive organs?

[Ghoti]

    when you think about it the dick DOES deliver disappointment and misogyny. Because the dick delivers sperm which creates life which harbors those things.

    So I’m not wrong.

... Huh? Dicks are bad because they deliver sperm? I wouldn't know personally but isn't that the intended function of a dick? And why just dicks? Wouldn't a vagina-and-uterus set be just as bad? I mean, if we're going to hate on body parts, wouldn't the uterus be even worse because it sustains and protects possible life?

Edit: my point was ninja'd by SP.

[Thejebusfire]

Super edgy!

[RavynousHunter]

Super edgy!

[Canadian Mojo]

Confession time:

I can't help but wonder if remaining a British colony would've had us better off than we are now.

I find myself wondering that a lot these days too, so you're not alone.

Well, by this point the country (or portions thereof, depending) would either be a republic anyway (and depending on when it became a republic, either like India and still a Commonwealth member or like Ireland and not) or a Commonwealth realm (like Canada, Australia, New Zealand and such). It might even be the case that all of what was once British North America would be one big federal country.

Perhaps if America had adopted a parliamentary system like a lot of other former British colonies did they might have found themselves in a bit less of a predicament.

[SpaceProg]

Confession time:

I can't help but wonder if remaining a British colony would've had us better off than we are now.

I find myself wondering that a lot these days too, so you're not alone.

Well, by this point the country (or portions thereof, depending) would either be a republic anyway (and depending on when it became a republic, either like India and still a Commonwealth member or like Ireland and not) or a Commonwealth realm (like Canada, Australia, New Zealand and such). It might even be the case that all of what was once British North America would be one big federal country.

Perhaps if America had adopted a parliamentary system like a lot of other former British colonies did they might have found themselves in a bit less of a predicament.

Ah well... Hindsight's 20/20 and all that.

[Canadian Mojo]

For me, the most interesting question in the 'what if' game is would the Americans still have their love affair with guns?

A peaceful separation would have meant no overriding need for militias which might have meant that there would be little reason to have a second amendment entrenching guns so firmly into the cultural makeup of the country. It is also possible that the wild west era with frequent conflicts with natives and squabbles with various other countries/colonies to the north, south, and east might have ensured that America kept on loving guns.