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▲ 20 r/Negareddit

Redditors wanting to execute someone for damaging a dry-stone wall

For some context, this was on a r/mildlyinfuriating post with a video of a guy in England removing stones from a dry-stone wall in the countryside to go through it instead of going around, and then getting yelled at by presumably the owner of the wall. The dry-stone walls were mostly constructed during the 18th and 19th centuries.

How far removed from reality do you have to be to want to kill someone over this? It's kind of insane to me. I'm not disputing that the walls have value, but they seemed unnecessarily bloodthirsty.

u/gay_rower — 5 days ago
▲ 34 r/teenagers

I really hate the kind of double standard of racism on reddit

It's so stupid how most redditors are against racism until it's about people from South Asia - mostly India specifically. There's so many people who think it's justified or whatever.

People literally get awards for saying shit like "Indian people aren't human". On another post about Bangladesh, others were shitting on India when the post was literally about Bangladesh! And I got downvoted for saying that India and Bangladesh were different countries?? Someone else got flamed for comparing it to thinking that the US and Canada are the same??

Trust me, I know that India has its problems. A lot of my family lives there. But a lot of the time discourse goes beyond discussing the problems of the country and into the territory of just flat-out racism. Like the aforementioned "Indians aren't human". It's just vile.

P.S. Sorry if this isn't quite the right subreddit, it's just that I am a teenager, and this is an issue that affects teenagers, so... idk.

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u/gay_rower — 2 months ago
▲ 3 r/findthatsong

I have had this stuck in my head for a week and cannot figure out the name

It has a female singer, kind of rock-ish with a drum part that doesn't seem to change a lot, heavy on the cymbals. I transcribed some of the bits that I remember because I didn't feel like humming it lol. Can't quite remember the lyrics to the chorus, but the words sound like "(something something) last on the line".

Also, sorry there's no video / audio - it wouldn't upload so there's just an image :(

u/gay_rower — 3 months ago