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All-white town fights to preserve segregation in Mandela's 'Rainbow Nation' - World News
The only white tribe in South Africa thinks that segregation is supportive of Mandelas "Rainbow Nation" :crazy: |
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ROFL sex outrage!!
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Oh the suspense!
"Bumming monkeys is not the only escapade that Jacko's ghost has been getting up to." I wonder what else it has been up to :rofl: |
"Pets were at risk of non-consensual buggery" has to be my personal favorite.
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This is a bit rough to watch near the end
Viewer Discretion is advised especially for you animal lovers. |
Police seize possessions of rough sleepers in crackdown on homelessness - Crime - UK - The Independent
Seizing the personal possessions of homeless people, such as sleeping bags, bedding, and food in attempts to “reduce the negative impact of rough sleepers” is not only enough to make me physically sick but is this even legal? |
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Did anyone mention the cops that choke and bear a young black child holding a puppy for giving them "dehumanizing stares?"
Miami police choke and tackle black teen for “dehumanizing stare” - Salon.com |
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I can't remember the specifics now, but I feel you're right. Something about different degrees of rape, which I'm sure included something along the lines of almost justifiable rape.
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Not really a news story per se, but wow, what a snob.
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That made be both very, physically angry, and laugh uncontrollably.
Wow, what do you say to that. It may be the case that most of the children with names such as the ones she mentioned tend to come from working class families. I don't know, I haven't done any research, but I just have a feeling that statistics would support that. It is possible that you may be able to attach certain names to a social class. However, why on Earth would anyone limit their child in such a way that they werent allowed to socialise with certain kids of a lower class, based completely on their name and name alone? What made me laugh is that she even admits she does that! She openly admits that she limits her children and she sees nothing wrong with this. That is, of course, also very, very sad. Especially for the kid. What did make me laugh, so much, was that she is banging on and on about not approving of certain types of names, such as footballers, celebrities, and geographical locations. And then you find out that one of her own children is called India. Absolutely priceless. |
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How awful. When I was a child I had the privilege of socialising with a range of different children from different kinds of families and different backgrounds and I cherish those friends that I made and life lessons that I learnt... Alas... some people are just... strange. |
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Yeah, Texas politicians promote a lot of backwards thinking, but dont forget about people like Wendy Davis, who for 12 hours filibustered the passing of a law that would have virtually removed women's rights to choose to have an abortion. There are a lot of backwards thinkers by the standards of many people on these boards, but there are plenty of forward thinkers too. In conclusion, I would like to say Texas rocks. The end. |
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I would agree that a lot of awesomeness has come from Texas :) Some places just get a bad rap, and a load of stereotypes attached to them. Sorta like how I ride a kangaroo to work and live in the outback. |
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Wow I can't believe these news stories.
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Bobby Jindal represents my state, and I can hardly name a single point I agree with him on, and I didn't even vote him in to office. He represents a state only insofar as he secured a vote from enough people, and we all know how marketing works in politics. It has very little to do with the soul of the voters when they make it into office, least of all the soul of the entire state. I just think if you're going to generalize, at least tone down the generalization to the person, and not some arbitrary assumption that everyone supports his every endeavor. Like I said. Texas isn't Perry, and Perry isn't Texas. Just like Louisiana isn't Jindal, and Jindal is most certainly not Louisiana. Even our conservatives hate Jindal. You gotta dig deeper than the shallow grave you're trying to bury an entire state in, bro. |
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