Semantic saturation achieved. You’re safe.
I think the term is even older than that. I remember first hearing the term “to make unalive” in the Doctor Who story “Paradise Towers”, which was first aired in 1987.
Of course, that had nothing to do with censorship. That term was used mostly to make the Kangs street gangs in the story speak exotically.
Hence, my phrasing of the modern usage which was explicitly derived from the Spiderman cartoon.
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Why are you typing that? That’s not even a word.
Facebook post. A key sentence is
Sometime in late November 1981, he used his remaining fuel to make a warm fire and sh*t himself to end his suffering.
The comments were about what anyone with 2 brain cells to rub together would have expected.
True, but it’s also an acknowledgment that the authority figures have power over you. You’re adapting to them instead of them adapting to you.
Agreed. But most people, given the choice, don’t really want to live a life of constant struggle against great power.
The light easy way out is the baby accommodations to powr. Coupled to the hope things will get better. Rather than putting in the hard work to force things to get better.
Most of the people who work hard to force change never live to see the results. The struggle itself must be sufficient reward for them, because there is no other reward available. Everyone else is free riding, whether consciously or not.
because youtube wants things to be family friendly so that advertisers are interested
I’m hardly a revolutionary myself, but you don’t have to be a revolutionary to engage in a little civil disobedience.