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It was nice of him to post this on his insta before trying to commit a supe genocide.

It's the thought that counts, y'know?

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30 something bloke wearing a knockoff Adidas trackie holding half a bottle of Blue WKD will blow his cherry flavoured vape in your face and tell you these figures are proof that there's a white genocide happening in Britain lmao

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Henry Nowak's Dad: Please don't use my son's murder to stir up hatred and division.

Far-right: Nah, imma do my own thing.

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Yes, let's all vote for Restore Britain so that they can bring back the death penalty.

We can DEFINITELY trust the Rupert Lowe government to not use this power to target specific groups and we can DEFINITELY trust them not to kill any innocent people by mistake.

The British public that gave us 14 years of Tories and Brexit can ABSOLUTELY be trusted to vote on this in a sensible and educated manner.

I see no issues here.

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Nah these Toy Story 5 interviews are killing me bro why do they sound like that

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People still out here trying to turn the ending of Part 2 into some grand conspiracy or use it as proof that Fujimoto is a hack writer smh.

Y'know it's fine to just not vibe with things like you don't have to have some big deep reason for not liking something or come up with some narrative to explain why you dislike it.

I like reading people's takes and critiques of things I like, but what I can't stand is people who shit on a thing without justification or for stupid reasons.

Either engage in the actual discourse in good faith or accept that you just didn't like it and that's fine.

It's like people feel they'll be judged for liking a thing that's seen as bad or disliking something that's seen as good without a valid reason when sometimes it really is just a feeling you get that can't be explained.

Fujimoto told the story he wanted to tell and it's completely valid if you do or don't fuck with it.

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Insane that the same people who think the welfare bill is too high and should be cut are the ones who make up most of the cost.

Fuck them kids, granny needs her cruise!

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I fucking hate slander and agenda culture like it's so fucking reductive and distracts from the actual art and themes of the story I fucking hate it so much man it's so fucking stupid

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Me: This arc is kind of boring.

Oda: *inserts random flashback*

Me:

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Still insane to me that there were Yoru fans out there at the time who still believed she could be redeemed after all of this:

Makima looks like a saint in comparison.

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The whole point of the question was to show the public how out of touch our politicians are and to further highlight how the Greens are the only party who are on the side of regular people.

Everyone is in agreement with Hannah about MPs drinking on the job except of course for the MPs who are doing the drinking.

Just look at the way Reform MPs reacted:

"Party of the Working Class" my ass.

It was pure bait and it worked like a charm.

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Sigh. Look:

These people are frequently at their place of work until late at night. Their line of work requires them to build relationships with other people, get them talking, get them to trust them. They're on the clock basically 24/7: even on their days off, they'll be recognised in public and accosted by the Kings of poodle who just want an argument, no matter who's actually right. Unless they live within commuting distance of London they're likely not going home to their own bed at home most nights. And the media loves to splash anything they do wrong, however minor, across the headlines for days on end. They basically have no life outside of their job.

Let 'em have a cheap drink, for pity's sake.

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I'm gonna say it...

I do not trust this woman.

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We gotta treat these landlords like they're the New York mafia and go full 1986 on their asses I'm being so fucking serious

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It's almost like a financial crisis, Brexit, endless austerity, privatisation, underinvestment, the rise of Trump, culture wars, dehumanisation of vulnerable people and groups, a pandemic, war, yankification, landlords still existing, normalising genocide, normalising hate, having no plan for the country, climate change, AI, and turning the UK into a fucking retirement home may have negatively impacted future generations a bit.

Who'd have thunk it?

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