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When Samus thumb down to Snake, Snake kissing to Samus :D
is beck pissed at david? she writes angry... :/
No, I think she’s pissed at Brad, for reason. David’s album was supposed to be out in November, and it keeps being pushed back. Now it’s March 30th and this is ridiculous. A lot of us have pre-ordered the album last year, with other items, more or less expensive and during all this time, Brad is sitting on our money and not giving us anything. There was supposed to be weekly exclusive updates on pledge and all the updates we got are basically new dates releases. Now, David’s going to tour in Australia, with 10 news songs and no album. All the songs are ready, he has been recording them months ago so I don’t think there’s any particular reason to keep pushing it back except Brad making more money.
It’s wrong for us and it’s wrong for David too.
baby are you down down down down down.
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New Post has been published on Know Terrorists
New Post has been published on http://knowterrorists.com/muslim-woman-thrown-out-of-trump-rally/
Muslim woman thrown out of Trump rally
The woman, one of a handful of protesters, wore a hijab and a T-shirt reading, ‘Salam, I come in peace’
wearing a hijab was escorted out of Donald Trump’s campaign event on Friday by police after she stood up in silent protest during Trump’s speech.
As Donald Trump questioned the motives of Syrian refugees at a Friday night rally, saying they “probably are ISIS,” a woman sitting in the sports arena stands behind him silently stood. She was wearing a white hijab and a blue T-shirt reading, “Salam, I come in peace.”
Trump kept speaking, but soon the crowd erupted, holding up their campaign signs and chanting: “Trump! Trump! Trump!” That was the formal signal for security to remove her from the rally — even though she stood quietly, not saying anything. She was joined by several other protesters, all wearing yellow eight-pointed stars, reminiscent of the six-pointed stars Jews were forced by the Nazis to wear on their clothing during the Holocaust. On the eight-pointed stars, a common symbol in the Islamic world, was this message: “Stop Islamophobia.”
The woman is Rose Hamid, a 56-year-old flight attendant who is Muslim, according to CNN. After being escorted out by security officers and campaign representatives, Hamid told CNN in an interview that some of the Trump supporters sitting near her were kind and apologized as she was led out. But she said others accused her of having a bomb or shouted: “Get out!”
“This demonstrates how when you start dehumanizing the other it can turn people into very hateful, ugly people,” Hamid told CNN. “It needs to be known.”
Hamid was one of a handful of protesters removed from the rally at the Winthrop Coliseum in Rock Hill in northern South Carolina, near Charlotte, North Carolina.
Major Steven Thompson of the Rock Hill Police Department told CNN Hamid was kicked out of the event because the campaign told him beforehand that “anybody who made any kind of disturbance” should be escorted out.
Trump’s spokeswoman and campaign manager have yet to respond to a request for comment.
Last year, Trump announced that if he becomes president he will impose a temporary ban on allowing most Muslims from entering the country. He has also called for heavy surveillance of mosques, and said that he’s open to the idea of closing mosques or creating a database of some Muslims in the United States.
At the rally on Friday night, Trump told a crowd of about 7,000 that the United States should not allow Syrian refugees into the country, and he criticized President Obama for not using the term “radical Islamic terrorism.”
“He refuses to say the name,” Trump said. “If you don’t say the name, you’re never going to solve the problem.”
Trump paused for a commotion in the crowd involving protesters, then he resumed.
“Hey, look, it’s a problem, we have a problem,” Trump said. “We have a problem, and it’s going to be solved, but we have to understand the problem. We have to know the problem, and before we do anything and before we do anything stupid, we have to know what we’re doing. So we do have a real problem. We do have a real problem. There is such a level of hatred that you can’t even believe it. There’s a hatred, a deep-seated hatred. We have to find out where it’s coming from and what can we do about it?”
Later that night, the Council on American-Islamic Relations called on Trump to publicly apologize to Hamid and to meet with American Muslim leaders to discuss how his rhetoric has sparked an “anti-Muslim hysteria.”
“The image of a Muslim woman being abused and ejected from a political rally sends a chilling message to American Muslims and to all those who value our nation’s traditions of religious diversity and civic participation,” said Nihad Awad, the council’s national executive director. “Donald Trump should issue a public apology to the Muslim woman kicked out of his rally and make a clear statement that American Muslims are welcome as fellow citizens and as participants in the nation’s political process.”
Source:The Associated Press
I just thumbed down a Swift song because I didn't like it and now my pandora won't play music. So I would like to apologize to taylorswift you seem like a great person I just didn't like the sound of this song and im sick so just wanted to listen to something else. I didn't know pandora would hate me for giving one of your songs a thumb down. Please forgive me. Have a nice day. Love, Sweets