While I was in high school in the US, I wanted to pursue stem for humanitarian purposes and thought I needed more advance classes for that. That was not an idea that supported by the administration or guidance department. The admin was filled with authoritarians and guidance filled with "Cs get degrees" types. Teachers could be supportive, but they're ability to help was limited.
The athletes? Yeah, the got all the support they wanted.
There's efforts to make Li-ion batteries recyclable and there's also efforts to have sodium-ion batteries as an alternative to Li-ion. I'd also like to see more discussions for nickel–iron batteries for stationary storage for solar/wind buffers.
All better then burning oil.
I know someone like that. He's an outspoken communist and sees anything anti west as inherently good. It's a very black and white world view.
He also thinks winning an argument just means outlasting the other person and shouting. I once observed him argue tabletop game mechanics or a half an hour before we realized he doesn't think removing cards from a deck changes the probability of getting one of the remaining cards. He can't hold down a job and ironically, he's in digital marketing.
The media is invested in the status quo and the status quo is consumption. Or do you think those gasoline commercials between news segments are for the viewer's benefit. That's what soft bride money looks like.
You talk more like a capitalist who wants to sell oil.
Electrifying the tracks.
Bigots can't rationalize their bigotry. At least not in a way that can't be torn apart. They always end up using circular logic, which is what the comic is address.
I'm "offended" at racism because it creates an unsafe culture for everyone involved. I can cit research about the effects of generational racism leading to higher crime for instance.
They're offended at the sight of black people being able to use the same water fountain as them. They can't tell me why, which is why their argument ends at their "offense" and is the scenario the comic is about.
Also, it’s never just “butts”
I've seen people online get offended at the bumper sticker "Fuck Cancer".
If the only argument against something is that it's offensive and they can't rationalize it at all, the argument can be thrown out. That's all the comic is about.
Stephen Fry on being offended.
Note, Mr Fry is a gay man and has championed gay rights. His very existence is offensive to backwards conservatives. This quote often gets shared without any context.
Are you saying that teenage boys are actually being targeted by "other" groups? Is this happening outside social media? Is this actually happening at all or is it just rhetoric the manosphere is spewing?