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dynastylnoire:

irpandaking:

dablackcarib:

😂😂😂😂

I absolutely love the fact that he still wanted to help.

I need an update. Did he get to help

ughquaria:

my follower demographic

nekogajirojiromiru:

found-liquorstore-and-drank-itt:

i hope this woman lives forever

I love this women

guy:

pictures-of-dogs:

RELEASE my APPLES

which dog breed is this

edqeofglory:

Look what I found…

A Star Is Born (2018)  dir. Bradley Cooper

thats-what-sidhe-said:

shanlad:

redmachasacorns:

Not a single lie in sight……

Hello, college grad that actually wrote an award winning paper on this topic! Here’s some knowledge I’d like to share: There’s actually been studies as to why it’s usually white kids, a large conclusion amongst the criminology community is that those that often have more privileged lives (white kids in our society’s case) are less adept to dealing with stress and denial. Whereas minorities and others are more likely to cope and function normally despite stressors because of the constant stressors that come from systematic racism and/or other platforms of more limited priviledge.

TL;DR: It’s usually a white kid because their privilege incacipated their ability to learn how to handle stress/ denial/ whatever without acting out. The less privileged are done used to the bs and thus typically dont turn to extreme measures as coping mechanisms.

white kids boys

The majority of shooters are white, male, and have a history of violence against women. We cannot ignore gender when discussing this issue.

thegrandelusa:

hotboyproblems:

i’m not crying you’re crying

They’re…. They’re scene

horroredits:

Too many endings. They’re all the same. Which means there’s only one ending he won’t expect. — Hush (2016) dir. Mike Flanagan