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Zaron Burnett III Quotes

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“It’s a defensive ideological stance that both the left and right can embrace. It’s an act of solidarity with women. Yet, it obviously does imply a certain gender loyalty.”
— Zaron Burnett III, What ‘Having a Woman’s Back’ Means to Men All Across the Country
Tagged: ally, Being an Ally, feminism, Women's Rights
“There have been no tingling sensations, no strange woo-woo effects. There have been no noticeable magnetic field effects, whatsoever. The only discernible thing I noticed is the underwear feels hella tight.”
— Zaron Burnett III, I Wore Magnetic Underwear for a Week to See If It Would Give Me a Boner of Steel
Tagged: Magnetic Underwear, Fashion, Sex, This is Weird
“Big dick energy is, ultimately, that secure aura exuded by a man who knows he’s got the goods.”
— Zaron Burnett III, Wait Why Is Everyone Talking About Big Dick Energy?
Tagged: Sex, sexuality, Love And Sex
“But maybe you’re not dead inside. Maybe you just don’t love Rent enough.”
— Zaron Burnett III, Where Are We at When Disney Starts Making Depression Memes?
Tagged: Depression, Lols, Depression memes, Memes, Meme Culture
“For variety’s sake, don’t pick the potato.”
— Zaron Burnett III, What’s the Healthiest Way to Eat the Same Meal Every Day?
Tagged: food, nutrition, Health
“The temptation of performative moral supremacy that many succumb to on social media — i.e., the need to be woker-than-thou — isn’t really about justice either. If anything, in many cases, a person’s moral supremacy starts to look a whole lot like another kind of supremacy.”
— Zaron Burnett III, Who Am I to Tell You How to Mourn Kobe?
Tagged: Kobe Bryant, Grief, Sexual Assault
“Belief is a powerful force for the devout. It can — as is often said — move mountains. It can also lead a person to possibly murder their spouse and children, and then run off to Hawaii to be with their one true love, a former gravedigger-turned-writer of Mormon-themed apocalyptic self-published novels about the End of Times, a man who may have also killed his spouse.”
— Zaron Burnett III, Thou Shalt Kill
Tagged: Murder, true crime
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