Uh Nicole . You seem to be missing something <| sep |> Why shouldn ' t they leage their cart ? What ' s it to you ? If it ' s in your way , just move it . I don ' t get it . I shop in a small store with just a basket <| sep |> This fact gets even more interesting when you note that there are more male feminists in western civilization than there are female feminists . <| sep |> Lol you ' ll have to get through us first . That ain ' t happening <| sep |> Meanwhile , fake liberalinspired hate crimes remain popular around the country . <| sep |> Behavior ? I ' m just from another country . <| sep |> Lol was just trolling u x <| sep |> Jesus , it ' s so tight between walking alone and all the time <| sep |> Little will improve if we look at Obama and think he ' s the best we can do . Never lose your sense of outrage . Little will improve and much will be lost if we constantly criticize without addressing the dangerous sense false equivalencies of They ' re all bad , he ' s no good either , though too . It ' s a delicate balance . Criticism is good , of course , when it pushes the envelope forward . It ' s bad when it leads to a sense of continued outrage that cannot be sustained that creates apathy . Personally , I think we can criticize without outrage and hope for politicians who become better , more progressive , more transparent , if we can both push them to do so and appreciate that they have done some things right . I prefer a nuanced view . Thank you for what you ' ve done , but you could ' ve done better is my view . If you can ' t tell the difference between Kruschev and Stalin , things don ' t get better , and you just keep getting Stalin . And , of course , I ' d argue that Bush is better than Stalin and Obama is better than Kruschev , to be fair . But I think the analogy does work to a degree .