Talking about crap you can (or can't) relate to.
Reblogged from poisonedthorn
Reblogged from canisayilyx3
The original poster deleted his video.
REBLOG SO THESE KIDS GET WHAT THEY DESERVE
Tweet this video to @foxchicago and @Chicago_Police so these kids get what they deserve
The Chinese man was saying, “please no more, don’t hit me anymore please”. Obviously this guy didn’t do anything and was jumped. His English wasn’t good either. The original poster took the video down for obvious reasons, and in his comments he was proud of his accomplishment This needs to be told! The guy showed his face on camera, we need to catch him.
helpless asian man attacked and jumped by 7 others behind school
Brutal Chinese beatdown guy jumped Getting Owned racist racism chicago asian fight behind school
![stfuconservatives:
thedailywhat:
A Taste Of Thing To Come? of the Day: Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales has just announces via Twitter that he will be joining the anti-SOPA blackout planned for this Wednesday, January 18th.
Starting at midnight EST, the English version of Wikipedia will go dark for 24 hours, crippling student reports everywhere, and hopefully bringing much-needed attention to the Internet killing bill and its congressional sibling, PIPA.
Even though SOPA was shelved over the weekend after President Obama expressed opposition to the bill, it is still expected to reemerge.
Reddit’s Internet blackout initiative, which was officially unveiled last week, has been steadily picking up steam, with multiple Internet giants announcing their intentions to follow suit.
A list of sites that have confirmed their participation can be found here.
[@jimmy_wales.]
Another reminder that we’re going dark on the 18th too.](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lxwkwa3LfA1qzpwi0o1_1280.jpg)
Reblogged from stfuconservatives
A Taste Of Thing To Come? of the Day: Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales has just announces via Twitter that he will be joining the anti-SOPA blackout planned for this Wednesday, January 18th.
Starting at midnight EST, the English version of Wikipedia will go dark for 24 hours, crippling student reports everywhere, and hopefully bringing much-needed attention to the Internet killing bill and its congressional sibling, PIPA.
Even though SOPA was shelved over the weekend after President Obama expressed opposition to the bill, it is still expected to reemerge.
Reddit’s Internet blackout initiative, which was officially unveiled last week, has been steadily picking up steam, with multiple Internet giants announcing their intentions to follow suit.
A list of sites that have confirmed their participation can be found here.
[@jimmy_wales.]
Another reminder that we’re going dark on the 18th too.
Reblogged from frangibleheart
