I mean, they literally had to tell college students that black Friday had nothing to do with being black lol

People get really offended when you question the narrative, and yet they don't seem willing (or able) to provide citations to back up their hurt feelings

At the end of the day you are entitled entirely to your opinion, Tpow. As is Iccarus.
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At the end of the day the difference seems to be (if I'm understanding correctly):
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You believe someone possessing a gun in a public area is an act of aggression on other people, and if those people attack you as a result, the consequences are your own fault
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I believe possession of a gun in public may make other people uncomfortable, but their discomfort in no way gives them any right to try and kill you over it
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There's not really much else to be said about it at this point as far as I can see

My disappointment is immeasurable, but my day is much improved

Yes, but I seem to recall reading studies where, when girls and boys who had not been exposed to color norms were asked to pick one, girls overall picked pink and boys picked blue

Racism and sociopathy, or maybe just a belief he will get away with it, seem like likely enough reasons
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The human in question had, as pointed out, been entirely open in his hatred of white people.
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He also had a history of violence, including an incident where he allegedly punchd the mother of his child (a woman he had "had sex with" and impregnated when she was 15) and attempted to run her over at a gas station.
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He had also allegedly bragged about how to get away with hitting people with you car

The mlem-lord has spoken

Reminds me of BioWare talking about fixing some dialogue issues people were having in a previous dragon age game. Said something along the lines of:
"We're going to make the dialogue options.a bit clearer next time. We don't want anyone accidentally punching a guy out because they said 'I like cake' or something"

I mean, pink isn't a "manly" color, which has nothing to do with preventing men from wearing it, and everything to do with the fact that girls tend to prefer it and associate with it, it's a "comfort" color iirc
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Can men wear it and still be "manly"? Sure. Why not. But the color itself is associated with the feminine overall
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I'm also pretty sure poetry and handkerchiefs are also things women had and did, so, again, I'm not seeing where either of these things now are "traditionally manly," or that it was even considered something "manly" back then, as opposed to just a thing men did sometimes

I get stress if I don't

Pretty much the only things here I can really see as being that different:
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-wearing stockings and carrying frilly handkerchiefs. Both are impractical and unnecessary and, depending on the type of "stockings" you're talking about, could actually have a negative impact on a guy's health
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-the first wristwatch was invented in 1868, and they were apparently largely decorative
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I can't find any confirmation that men were ever NOT part of beer brewing either. Merely that women were more dominant in the industry for a time, until eventually men apparently wanted to lessen the competition, and so allegedly had these women declared witches

Well
-I can't recall hearing a time when men weren't allowed to wear pink, but someone can correct that if they like
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-can't recall a time men were banned from writing poetry (indeed, it's always been kind of an implied stereotype that women like men who can write lyrics and poetry)
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-men literally still wear wigs, they're usually toupees

I share restaurants with people who have cancer all the time.
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And fine. The vaccinated are far more likely to carry and spread the virus than the unvaccinated. Feel free to ban them when ready, mein furher

Which would be useful, if only the covid vaccine prevented people from getting or spreading the virus.
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Shame it doesn't.

Yep.
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People don't understand that venom is largely a means of hunting and digestion FIRST. Snakes and spiders don't like to waste it because that means they'll likely go hungry for awhile.
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Part of why rattlers rattle and most snakes do bluff-strikes instead of just pumping everything they see full of venom right away.
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It takes time and energy to produce that stuff. Some are more trigger happy with it, but in general none of them want to waste it on YOU

Yes quite a "choice" they're offering.
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If you don't get vaccinated you are not allowed to patron restaurants (who are not allowed to remain open for the most part if they don't force their employees to get vaccinated).
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You are not allowed to travel. Most businesses won't let you through the door.
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They are talking about denying medical care to the unvaccinated.
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People are being fired for not being vaccinated and have no financial recourse.
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Some are being literally kidnapped and put in camps.
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The choice is literally becoming: comply with the government and maybe we'll give you a couple of freedoms BACK, or die in the street/a concentration camp
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And if there's any negative repercussions down the road from the vaccine, well now. That's just too damn bad for you, isn't it?

If she survives to take the stand I'll be shocked if she provides testimony that takes out anyone not previously approved by the elites
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Sacrificial goat to appease the masses

I knew it's starting but they're not televising it so we are very unlikely to get the truth

Yet

They typically have a leg span of up to 6 inches, although can get bigger on the rare occasion
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As far as I can tell the babies are venemous, but typically have a much more difficult time injecting venom into humans (if this is incorrect, someone please correct me)

We're not in hell yet