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MERIT dafuq are you on about? It’s inexcusable not to have proper medical care at the ready. Instead of being human and caring for these people we’re arresting and terrifying them. Even the children. You’re a ****ing weird-o. |
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We should be blaming the people who sent them on this trek, not the U.S. who is now forced to deal with the problem. Yes, the U.S. could de-fund the military and pay for all kinds of humanitarian aid, but we are not the world's babysitter. It's nice to help when you can, but it's not our responsibility. If this were legit people escaping oppression, that would be one thing, but considering that this is a stunt funded by George Soros, those involved in creating this fiasco can eat a dick. And the parents dragging their kids thousands of miles should be arrested and prosecuted for child endangerment. Quote:
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OH & elph, please give me a detailed rundown of what you are personally doing to help the kids who are coming here from other countries. I'll wait why you try to piece together some sort of moral high ground . . .
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Just the weirdest brand of victim blaming, so common too. |
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I'm gonna spend some time on a journal post. Clap back at ya later. |
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Not exactly an unbelievable headline story, but in Britain there is a bit of celeb gossip each year: Who is getting an honour from the Queen? Past recipients have included The Beatles and I think Mick Jagger, but not Keith Richards - snubbed by the Queen, who turns out to be a bit of a killjoy about recreational heroin use. Anyway, this year, sixties model Twiggy is getting an MBE (Member of British Empire), which is all the excuse I need for a photo:-
https://assets.vogue.com/photos/5876...irthday-07.jpg Twiggy(née Leslie Hornby), M.B.E. For her services to God and Empire, and in recognition of her work in promoting adolescent male fantasies. And here she is again in a better known photo: https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.co...c0/540x360.jpg ....which leads on rather cleverly to the next item: celebs who have taken a stand on principal and declined the honour:- https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/ampstorie...tory_slot=1-sa |
God Bowie could be **** ugly.
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Harry Kane and Gareth Southgate both getting MBEs. Seen people crying about this. It's deserved.
Sir Harry Edward Kane. It's going to happen. |
I'd say that your insistence on saying "Sir" every time you mention that guy is pretty English nationalist of you. I would say that but as you haven't responded to one of my posts in weeks I think you've put me on ignore like a vag.
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https://i.pinimg.com/345x/00/0f/af/0...ef42cf5d8c.jpg ^ This, for instance, is quite stylish imo, but on Pinups it's done so half-heartedly that the intention is unclear, and then, in Twiggy's case, it's finished off by putting a bathing cap on top which serves the dual purpose of making the image both uglier and more baffling. Together with the woobly-looking letters of the title, whoever signed off on that as a decent album cover should consider a different career path. |
If you clicked on the link about people who declined the MBE, you'll come to Alan Bennett, and if his is a new name to you, you're missing out on a unique treasure of popular British culture. For a two-minute glimpse into this man's unpretentious world view, listen to him read from his own diary, in which he wrote down his impressions of Love Island, of all things:-
EDIT: OK, here's one more... Alan Bennett is talking about how he looks into his own past to choose names for the characters in his writing:- |
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So, something strange is going on in the skies.
A mile-wide object was seen in the skies over Kenner, Louisiana. It caused insane electrical interference and phenomena. It exploded transformers and electrical devices. Multi-colored lights and beams were seen shooting down to the ground and frying electrical cables. A similar thing happened in Long Island City and Astoria, New York, followed by widespread power outages in California. The power outages shut down airports and subways in New York. Here is a video from Astoria, New York, showing strange light formations and flashes in the sky around the time of the event: https://www.facebook.com/bittersweet...27040134260456 Internet users also report this strange phenomena in Brooklyn, New York and Charlotte, North Carolina. |
Hey cool! An arc flash in New York.
Pretty rare event. As for Kenner, that’s par when you have an aging infrastructure that’s neglected due to lack of funds (and, sometimes, just plain laziness). |
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Welp, Warren has announced her candidacy to the surprise of no one. That's gonna be a nah from me.
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Actually, she's exploring the idea of it.
She hasn't officially announced that she's running. |
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@rostasi She announced the launch of an "exploratory committee" this morning, is that what you're referring to?
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.nyt...ement.amp.html Sorry in advance if the link doesn't work - I'm on mobile and also an idiot. |
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An exploratory committee is not necessarily politico-speak. It means that you have shown real interest in the possibility of being president. Now, it's time to find out how much of a reality it may become. If enough of the money isn't flowing your way (unfortunately) in order to make it worthwhile to run or if, for instance, you find that the media bashing is not something you could potentially put up with in the long run, then you don't officially announce your run for President later. "In the election politics of the United States, an exploratory committee is an organization established to help determine whether a potential candidate should run for an elected office. They are most often cited in reference to United States Presidential hopefuls prior to the primaries." |
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