It was like she found this new sense of self, new sense of purpose and confidence and the way she carried herself was perhaps the best part about it. And then, you have post-comeback Tessa which is so amazing on its own - she came back stronger than ever, more confident than ever and better than ever when she was already so damn good. And to do it all while staying the best in her sport - the entire time and ever since 4CC 2008 Tessa and Scott have never finished off a podium. One other thing I admire about her is her determination and resilience, I mean to go through 2 surgeries, to re-learn your craft after each yet realizing they are still not successful enough to relieve the pain and completely relearn how you skate. Her body lines were always exquisite, I doubt you will ever find a picture of her, mid skate, where she hits an ugly pose and isn’t 100% graceful and in control and that’s just amazing for me. It’s funny it’s like the bottom half of Tessa needed work and the top half of Scott needed work and they just rose to meet each other we love a partnership.”Īnd I’ll add that when you watch Tessa even when she was a baby skater you see how musical she was and how much she truly danced on ice. She’s amazing because she improved WHILE injured and then continued and continued to improve there are moments when you see her injury for sure, early on in 2009 and stuff but she’s always been awesome, she just because phenomenal. She has always been marvelously musical, like watch valse triste and it’s just bonkers how musical she is as a teenager, she was never out of control the way Scott was with his upper body. She was a typical ice dancer, and she just got better and better and better, as Scott elevated his dancing ability, Tessa elevated her skating ability. She was always expressive, had perfect arms, was amazing in lifts and had solid edges, good knee bend, amazing posture and carriage from the ballet. Once again I’ll start with quoting smarter people it’s harder with Tessa cause she relearned to twice, technically 3 or 4 times if we count, post surgeries, post 2012 working with that man who’s name I forget, then again with mf and patch, though that was more technique. If you don’t believe antisemitism is alive and well, you need to educate yourself or stop calling yourself intersectional.Yay, I was hoping someone is going to ask about Tessa as well not that I already covered Scott 😊

Non-Jews please reblog, we need your support Fuck this guy and this entire anti-Semitic administration. That he validated and repeated Nazi ideology. Not that he got the facts wrong about Nazi use of chemical weapons.

That’s what was most offensive to me about this entire chemical weapons/Hitler saga. And Sean Spicer is repeating that hateful ideology.

He was saying that those people (even if they were German and their families had lived in Germany since…ever) weren’t German. Which is what Hitler was literally saying. “he never used them on fellow Germans” the implication that german jewish ppl were somehow “not truly german” was quite literally at the core of nazi ideology, this is so incredibly mind-numbingly transparent.īy saying that he never used chemical weapons on “fellow Germans” (sean spicer’s words, not mine) he is basically saying that Jews/Romanis/gays/every other group targeted in the Holocaust weren’t German. He straight up doesn’t believe that German Jews were people Like this is explicitly antisemitic and he clearly doesn’t understand why like don’t believe for a second he made an innocent mistake, that he wasn’t aware of what he was saying.

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