It’s really hard to take the “law” seriously when we constantly see rich people getting away with violating it.

Wouldn’t it have been hilarious if that’s what happened after the fact?

That sounds like a setup to a deez nuts joke.

It’s African American Vernacular English. Calling it “uneducated and improper” can and will be perceived as racist as it’s a legitimate dialect of the English language.

I find “y’all” works pretty well, so does “folks” or even better “Fellow Workers.”

I mean, why would you ever say you were br*tish?

I will, thank you. Sincerely.

If I would only not just use it to log off.

Is he insane?

Non, c’est une pipe!

Yeah y’all really don’t want to end up like us. We’re not the land of the free. The streets are most definitely not paved with gold. We’re just a giant ponzi scheme.

I’m not sure where you’re coming from?

The working class and the employing class have nothing in common.

You almost got yeeted.

Says who?

I get it, it’s because this house lacks personality. Like a Linux user.

But is it union?

I’m sorry for what you’ve gone through. While things are getting scary, know that you’re not alone and there are many of us willing to stand up against your oppressors. We’ll make sure that bigotry becomes a thing of the past.

Racism. I’ve been called racial slurs for not just my race, but other races. I’ve been profiled by police. I’ve watched my boss not only allow racist remarks made by my coworkers for no reason (eg: working like a hard-R) but laugh along to them. People judge Tarantino’s movies for excessive use of racism but I think they’re the most honest depictions of American culture.

I think we’re going to be headed backwards with that one.