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[pajamamoe]

You know that tingling you get--almost like a shiver when something is wrong, or you're doing something you know you shouldn't be?

Sometimes you have to act on that in different ways.

The movie Crash (likely one of the best movies I've ever seen) will suffice as my example for this entry. Typical yes, fleeting in it's purpose--no.

I think a lot of

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[smuponies09]

I've always wondered what a particular race of people are supposed to be like, exactly? I mean, stereotypes have the implicit notion that there is something wrong with people because they are XYZ or can/can't do XYZ. What is the standard people are supposed to be, then?

But, it seems like most people say "Oh, you should just be yourself." Which is correct, isn't it? But often the same people who say things like that also judge people by what color/kind they are. I just don't understand that cognitive process.

In any event, we all do it. Some just more than others, and some choose to go to work everyday, reinforce it, then write about how they get off on looking down on people (literally, from a chair up in the air) because of their personal views of a group of people.

Come to think of it, that might be the saddest part of all.