 everywhere in the world: hypocrisy in progress.

You don't make any sense and I don't watch anything in South America, because we live in North America.  That tells us a) that you're living in a bigot neighborhood and b) you fit in there perfectly. c) I hope none of you ever get out of that narrow minded neighborhood.
People are also free to choose not to be friendly with bigots.
I've made that choice.
Bigots like you are not acceptable in my circle.
That video posted was so utterly cringe worthy.
If anyone thinks that's how people behave/believe, they must also believe that shows like "Full House", "Three's Company" or "Joanie Love Chaci" represent society.
Here's a fun NY news story.
A priest in New York has spoken of his surprise at receiving online messages congratulating him on signing for Celtic Football Club.
Fr Michael Duffy shares the same name as the young Derry City winger who has signed for the Scottish champions.
While the two men are different in many ways, the only thing that separates them on Twitter is an underscore.
"I started receiving congratulations messages from people in Ireland," Fr Duffy told BBC Radio Foyle.
"I was looking at their names and thought, my goodness, I don't know who these people are and why they're congratulating me.

They're right there where you first posted it.
Hey, if you want to think the world works a certain way because of badly acted, canned laughter sitcom geared to the lowest common denominator, go ahead. The first go round, I felt embarrassed for the actors who had to do that really dumb stereotypical flipping the wrists thing. How childish.

And yeah, you are trolling if you think you need to repost something that is right there.
From what I've seen of the country I live in, and I've lived all over, mostly people just want to lead, and let others lead their own lives. Even if they may privately think a certain lifestyle (and I'm including all lifestyles) is not for them, people are mostly wanting everyone to be able to live their own lives.
Sorry if I gave that impression, I just thought it was an amusing tale about mistaken identity. I quite like lesbians.
Oh, yeah? Where? Lol.
Oh, the moron who removed it is trying to cover up the truth: it is a current hypocrisy in society where people mock on homosexuals on their back, and that homosexuals never ever will be accepted as "normal" people, but as a different class of people.
Face it, the removal of the video showing this crude reality is the proof that everything about acceptance of homosexuality by heterosexuals is a lie.
Cristiano Carvalheiro has recently finished his master thesis and presented his dissertation entitled ‘Direct Haptics in MASSIVE’s Virtual Reality Experiences’, a work graded with distinction, supervised by Rui Rodrigues and Hugo Machado da Silva.
Project MASSIVE(Multimodal Acknowledgeable multiSenSory Immersive Virtual Environment (link) is a project that intends to integrate all the five human senses in immersive virtual environments so that the experiences in these environments can be perceptually equivalent to the real ones.
The motivation of the dissertation arises from the lack of great alternatives to transparently provide haptic feedback to users in immersive virtual environments. A solution based on direct haptics is proposed as a novel framework for interaction in virtual environments, in which the haptic feedback is directly received from real objects instead of using virtual reality gloves or similar devices. In addition, as it is not always possible or useful to have a 1-to-1 mapping between the real and virtual worlds, the system allows for redirection of user in warped virtual environments.
A functional prototype was developed and tested with the help of users, achieving great results regarding what was expected in this embrionanic phase, which appears to validate the initial solution. Among other technologies, the functional prototype made use of Oculus Rift DK2, Leap Motion controller and the Kinect v2 sensor to track the movements of users and objects, allowing the user to manipulate a simple object with his hands.
The solution seems to be in a good position to greatly improve the user’s experience in virtual reality experiences regarding haptic feedback. The work started in this dissertation will be continued in order to produce a more complete and robust solution that will be integrated in the MASSIVE project.
In addition to having similar backgrounds and first names starting with ‘P’, Peter F. La-Anyane Yobo and Pichon Duplan have another thing in common: South Africa.
“Class four, that’s when I pretty much met Peter coming back from South Africa. Well, in fact class two I went to South Africa for a year and a half. I didn’t meet Peter then. But class four, came back and that’s when – so we both came back around the same time – and then that’s when I met him,” Pichon remembered.
While all the ingredients for a potentially great friendship were there, these commonalities also fueled intense competition between the two.
However, being the true pioneers that they are, the two transformed competition into collaboration and re-channeled their passions and ideas into an innovative youth movement that emphasizes leadership, teamwork and creativity: iStandAbove.
Peter Yobo was born in New Jersey, USA and returned to Ghana with his family at the age of four. He attended Soul Clinic and then moved to South Africa to continue school for two years. When he finally returned to Ghana, he enrolled at Alsyd Academy, and for high school, went to Achimota Secondary School. A day after SSSCE, Peter wrote the SATs and a month later he moved to the U.S., worked for a year and then enrolled at San Jose State.
“I was really into sports in Mo-town. So, that was my main focus….I was always looking up to schools that were pretty good at sports and what-not,” Peter said.
One of those schools was his current school USC, which Peter transferred to from San Jose State.
“I didn’t really feel I was growing as a person [at San Jose],” he explained.
Peter is co-founder and Chief Operations Officer of iStandAbove, a non-profit geared at youth leadership. His aspirations: “I kind of want to save Africa, that’s through the youth of Africa.” With his background in sports, Peter’s passion for leadership started way back in high school. “…Ever since then I’ve done my best to be involved. I love sports. I always use sports as a way to stay focused on the leadership thing, just staying devoted to my passion,” he said.
He draws inspiration from his family – two sisters, step-dad, and mum – and friends, and regards his mum as his role model.
Pichon Duplan started life in Los Angeles, USA and moved back to Ghana with his family – brother Jean-Pierre (of LSG) and parents – at the age of three. He first went to Faith Montessori, then Alsyd Academy, and after junior high school, moved to SOS Hermann Gmeiner International School for a year. He then returned to the U.S. to complete high school at Kimball Union Academy. There, he pursued his passion for basketball and discovered a prowess for American football.
“I was playing basketball all my life, and then moved to Kimball Union Academy, so I started playing American football and basketball at the same time. I became captain of both teams in high school,” he said.
On the academic front, Pichon’s interests turned from engineering to business and he started exploring college business school options including Babson. “I got a scholarship to Babson, so came to Babson and had to forfeit my sports career, even though a lot of people tell me I could have gone that route too. I’m at Babson now, I have a double major in finance and accounting, and I graduate in May,” he explained.
With a great future ahead, the iStandAbove co-founder and Chief Financial Officer’s key aspirations lie in problem-solving. “I know that sounds generic, but I’ve always tried to be a problem-solver wherever I go or wherever I’ve been,” he admitted.
When it comes to role models, Pichon has quite a number to draw inspiration from.
Peter and Pichon discuss the motivations behind iStandAbove, their current projects and what the future holds.
The duo discusses their thoughts concerning development in Africa and how youth can make a difference.
To find out more about iStandAbove and their programs, check out their website, read their blog, and join their facebook group.
Woa… this is what Africa on the move looks like. Thanks for sharing Peter and Pichon's story of inspiration and optimism, Jemila. May initiatives like this keep thriving in Ghana and take over the entire continent! Shit, drop him off with her for the month if she’s so bent about how you’re doing things-or why not tell her you are going to drop him off for the month and see how fast she changes her tune! 😀😀😀🙄

“She isn’t your parent,” agree with her and tell her SS really needs to be with his BP, you’ll drop him off within the hour -or after school, or do her the favor and pick him  up at 11pm, drop him off and tell her SO