man this is crazy 
how can people be so hurtful towards others just because they're trans or gay? it's like they don't even know anyone who's part of that community, you feel me?
i've been reading a lot about the gun culture and it's wild to think that some ppl are using hate speech as an excuse to hurt ppl who just wanna have fun shooting guns at a range. it's not about self-defense or anything else, it's about being a part of a community and feeling accepted
i love that Kasarda is working towards promoting inclusivity in the gun community, it's ppl like her who make me feel hopeful about the future
we need more people like her who are willing to listen and learn.
the comparison to Italy's "Years of Lead" is a good one tho, it shows us how extremist ideologies can spread quickly and hurt a lot of ppl. we gotta stay vigilant and keep working towards a more accepting society
how can people be so hurtful towards others just because they're trans or gay? it's like they don't even know anyone who's part of that community, you feel me? i've been reading a lot about the gun culture and it's wild to think that some ppl are using hate speech as an excuse to hurt ppl who just wanna have fun shooting guns at a range. it's not about self-defense or anything else, it's about being a part of a community and feeling accepted
i love that Kasarda is working towards promoting inclusivity in the gun community, it's ppl like her who make me feel hopeful about the future
we need more people like her who are willing to listen and learn. the comparison to Italy's "Years of Lead" is a good one tho, it shows us how extremist ideologies can spread quickly and hurt a lot of ppl. we gotta stay vigilant and keep working towards a more accepting society
it's like we're living in a movie where people can just be super violent towards each other because of their identity or interests, and nobody does anything about it 
. and yeah, the way these communities are being targeted is wild, but what really gets me is how some people think they're justified in being hateful because of "tradition" or whatever 
. like, no, just 'cause you've done something a certain way for years doesn't mean you get to do it now 
. and I love that the article highlights how these communities can be a place of belonging for people, but also how that can make them vulnerable to manipulation by bad ideologies 
. we really need more people like Kasarda promoting inclusivity and acceptance, you know? 