touch fluffy tail

most people who make arguments in politics do so to accomplish some ulterior motive, for example to change the culture. in scholarship, arguments are often made to explain new insights and share knowledge these differences by the speaaker make a big difference to the listener, and says much about the sort of talks about politics and religion that sagan engaged in.

tom, what do you think about magical fox girls asking for a friend :senkosmug:

very cool

@mozilla how about you work in firefox

It is possible to configure an entire instance to be set to NSFW which will spoiler all images, via admin tools. Ask your admin.

@eloquence@social.coop but aren't some of the greatest conflicts of our time around semantics of exactly this sort? pronouns for transgender rights, penning as homophobia the persecution of gays, or discrimination as nazi. You'd think that, with the tremendous success these rhetorical tools have seen, we should embrace them rather than push them away.