blackmattersus:

Have you heard anything about this hero, who saved so many lives during the shooting at Orlando night club? It’s not a surprise you haven’t , because media remains silent about this. 

“I wish I could have saved more, to be honest,” said a brave ex-marine who had saved 70 people during Orlando nightclub shooting.

Imran Yousuf,   a 24-year-old Hindu who left the Marine Corps just two months prior to the shooting, was working as a bouncer at the Pulse nightclub and recognized a gunfire just a second after he heard it, while most people in the club mistook it for a part of the show. He reacted quickly and saved as many lives as he could…

if only he was white, they would have screamed about it out loud.

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coolhandofagirl:

coolhandofagirl:

yesterday i drove by an elementary school in dc called Horace Mann Elementary and their mascot was a centaur and it took me a second to make the connection and when i did i i almost started screaming but i was in the car with my coworker who i don’t know very well so i had to silently suffer for what felt like hours. horse man

horse man elementary school

chiclovesyou:

youngnzh:

laptopped:

do rude people know they’re rude

Nah they think they’re “real”

or “I tell it like it is”

socklessfuck:

richiewhite:

A horse walks into a bar. The bartender says, “you’re in here alot, are you an alcoholic?”

The horse ponders for a minute and responds “I don’t think I am”
And poof he disappears

This is where philosophy students start to snicker, as they are familiar with Descartes postulate, “I think, therefore I am.”

But telling you that first would be putting Descartes before the horse