ok so this is going to sound weird. but lately, about a month ago, we kept getting kfc bags with finished rubbish inside on our driveway, so naturally, the first few times we thought it was some hooligan youth in the neighbourhood who was too lazy to properly dispose of it. but it's been happening perhaps every week for 2 months now. the rubbish is now outside our doorstep. just today, for the first time they threw it over our back fence. what is the meaning of this....? why would anyone do this? wtf
Are you black? Do not be afraid to stomp the fuck out of retard neighbors.
Setup a camera asap.
Julian Williams
Nah not black but we're ethnics. And we're installing a camera. I'm just confused and curious behind why anyone would do this..? If they had malicious intent could they not just key our car which is parked in front of our house? and next to our doorstep..?
Christian Williams
Before we deal with this, can we first just stop and address the fact that your pic-related is like the most triggering image of the twentieth century, if anyone still remembers it?
Josiah Myers
nobody cares nip
Jaxon Stewart
How close are you to a KFC?
How likely is it that some dude is getting KFC and finishes their meal in front of your home, and just goes "fuck it; I'm done," before launching it into your property and scuttling away.
People be crazy like that sometimes.
John Perez
Pretty close. Like 5 min drive. And yeh I get how that can happen 2-3 times but it's occurring EVERY WEEK and has been for the past months. Now the rubbish isn't even on our drive way anymore (we're a house behind the first house which is closer to the road), they've started putting the rubbish over our fence..... so it's definitely intentional.
William Howard
Meh. Your edge is dull as fuck. Troll elsewhere.
Nolan Stewart
>is like the most triggering image of the twentieth century Good thing we're in the twenty-first century then
Charles Myers
Well, then it seems like they're either someone who is just laughing at the idea of cluttering some rando's driveway and backyard, or someone who knows who you are and has some vendetta.
If you don't know who might have one against you, though, then there's no reason to assume that it isn't a rando who just likes doing stupid things to people.
I mean, what can you do? Set up cameras? Look for license-plates?
Stake them out?
If it's important enough to you, then you'll get to the bottom of it, but it's pretty rare that the bottom is satisfying.
Brody Cruz
Yeah, most of us. I'm 41.9 or so, so you'll have to excuse the fact that I find it sort of unsettling how many people don't realize that hundreds of thousands of people were murdered because the U.S. decided that it was time to just go full psychopath.
Caleb Walker
yes I agree it should be an untouchable sacred subject forever.
Elijah Ramirez
You weren't alive during then and if you went to any school with a half decent education you would've learned about all the heinous shit Japan did too. >dude two wrongs!! Don't make a right, yeah, but American lives were saved by the US.
Josiah Williams
No, not at all. It was a calculated decision. Truman knew exactly what he was doing, and so did all the coordinated forces that dropped those two nukes.
It was a kind of homicide that literally the planet hadn't seen before, and they went ahead and did it.
Children's bodies were burned into the stone background as silhouettes, for fuck's sake.
Don't pacify it or reify it or anything but face the sheer inhumanity of the decision that was made.
Owen Wright
>Don't make a right, yeah, but American lives were saved by the US.
Yeah... that's what my Grandpa said. He fought in France as part of the Signal Corps, in Le Havre, and he almost died a bunch of times, and it's like sort of a miracle that he was able to survive everything and come back to raise a daughter who he had to abandon for over a year while serving overseas.
But you know what? There are Japanese dudes who went through as much shit as he did whose entire families were destroyed, and the best he could ever do was to say that he believed it was necessary.
Well, I don't.
Sorry grandpa. You know I love you and respect you, but there's just no way that that kind of atrocity was necessary, and you're probably just really grateful for being able to live the life you were able to because of it, and I don't blame you one bit.
I wouldn't be alive either if it hadn't happened, probably.
But there comes a time when you have to measure what you're worth in terms of other human lives, and I just can't accept the fact that mine would have to exist at the cost of such human suffering.
How do I accept that?
Matthew Adams
I watched him die. He was a pure soul.
Dominic Williams
You're so fucking boring, I swear.
LIke, you have no imagination whatsoever.
Sheesh.
Ethan Peterson
>What is Unit 731 >What is the Rape of Nanking >What is Japan being too prideful to admit defeat, and continuing to throw those very bodies of Japanese men (with families) away to kill American ones (with families) Stop being a Nippon apologist. What happened, happened. The fact that it took two nukes to stop them should tell you something. They were persistent and out for blood. They didnt give a shit about their own people, and treated others like insects.
Kevin Jackson
What is someone who had nothing to do with anything but trying to raise a family being obliterated like an insect?
The "us vs. them" bit is literally insane.
You could have been obliterated all the same, after all.
I could have been.
Maybe I should have been.
Colton Stewart
Then we wouldn't have to read your dumbass posts.
Jordan Cook
I'd love a chance to squeeze a juicy asian tit
Samuel Anderson
Probably nothing personal. You just live at the spot where they finish their walk-away KFC meal and so they use you as a garbage dump.
