Part 2 in my multipart series of :stormfront: melting down after being exposed to a conversation about race that doesn't begin and end with "I don't see race"
Part 2 in my multipart series of :stormfront: melting down after being exposed to a conversation about race that doesn't begin and end with "I don't see race"
The school board member in question seems to be completely reasonable and correct, but oh dang she pronounced the word 'ask' like she grew up in a black neighborhood so :anti-cracker-aktion: has opinions about her
:england-cool: used aks/ax/axe for a millennium before colonising the US. They were in use in :amerikkka: up until the 19th century when white people started saying and spelling “ask” instead. Then proceeded to berate people for “saying it wrong”. “Ask” is relatively new.
Wasp used to be waps.
Butterfly used to be flutterby.
Letters get moved around.
well this makes a lot more sense, they do just flutter by :is-this:
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Wet Ass Pilgrims
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