So my 400 pounds, smelly, gay (and aspiring trans) coworker got upset about my indifference to the "evils" occurring around the world, i.e. refugees, Africa being a general shithole etc.
Anyway he give's me Lynn Nottage's Ruined to read to change my world view or something and I really don't feel like it. Can I get a quick sparknotes on this so I can just claimed to have read it?
Ask coworker as to what it's done to alleviate said problems other than recommend femprop. Has coworker housed a refugee under its roof? Ask how Africa's problems should be your problem; after all, they wuz Kangz and sheeit who should possess the mental werewithal to fix their own problems, right? Ask how Islam - the predominant religion of Africa - is contributing to its own problems.
Tell that bitch it doesn't mean anything to be concerned about it and yap about it to your co-workers and on facebook, you actually have to do something about it for it to be meaningful.
google it fag
how have you learned to use Veeky Forums.net without encountering search engines
"Muh womyns suffer da most in 3rd world shithole wars" The book
>who should possess the mental werewithal to fix their own problems
>Implying anyone has the mental werewithal to fix their own problems.
He doesn't actually want sparknotes, he just wants to start a /pol/ thread outside of /pol/
I genuinely wanted someone to give me a >quick rundown just because asking Veeky Forums sounded like a semi-decent idea
I don't understand what your coworker thought this book would make you realize, but here we go.
Basically, a 16-year-old cancer patient meets and falls in love with a similarly afflicted teen from her cancer support group. She feels like he really understands her. They both share the same acerbic wit and a love of books, especially Grace's touchstone, "An Imperial Affliction" by Peter Van Houten. When he scores an invitation to meet the reclusive author, he and she embark on the adventure of their brief lives.
ew
ugly people shouldn't be allowed to become traps