The thread where you couldn't be bothered posting the articl

[Cunt]

We've changed a contentious word in our national anthem. "we are young and free" to "we are one and free".

Is it like the US over there, as far as the power having to stay with the septegenerians?

[pErvinalia]

What?

[JimC]

I ain't there yet, but I haven't got long to go, and then all the hidden power of the 70+ age group will be available to me!

[Cunt]

I ain't there yet, but I haven't got long to go, and then all the hidden power of the 70+ age group will be available to me!

Be sure to use your power for good, old timer.

[Svartalf]

So Argentina is more developed than the Republican party.

Is that difficult? If all mankind were republicans, I have a fair guess we'd still be hunter gatherers killing each other with weapons of flint.

[Cunt]

sentenced women's rights activist Loujain al-Hathloul to five years and eight

[pErvinalia]

UK court rules no extradition of Assange to the US.

[JimC]

Up yours, Uncle Sam!

[Cunt]

Many are interested in docket entry numbers 41, 46, 57, 58, & 60 in Case No. 15-545 below.

As head of highest court obligated to rule on election fraud cases, would you inform public of contents of these entries & then resign? Or vice versa?

[Cunt]

you really have to admire the stones it takes to steal from one of the most quoted historical figures of the past century. Allegedly. I suppose it can be an accident. Seventy-five percent of my vernacular is movie quotes I sometimes confuse with my own thoughts. But I'm not an elected official. There's also a difference between accidentally borrowing from a Kevin Smith movie and "accidentally" borrowing from MARTIN LUTHER THE F'N KING!

[JimC]

Another 2 posts utterly without meaning, context or purpose.

[Cunt]

Another 2 posts utterly without meaning, context or purpose.

I can't find the article relating to your post here...

To help out, the first of 2 was a quote of an llinwood tweet, which I found interesting because it looks like it might wander into formal slander.

The second was comment on Kamala's plagiarizing MLK's stroller story.

Here is another, where Rowan Atkinson was asked about cancel culture...

The problem we have online is that an algorithm decides what we want to see, which ends up creating a simplistic, binary view of society. It becomes a case of either you're with us or against us. And if you're against us, you deserve to be "cancelled'. It's important that we're exposed to a wide spectrum of opinion, but what we have now is the digital equivalent of the medieval mob roaming the streets looking for someone to burn. So it is scary for anyone who's a victim of that mob and it fills me with fear about the future.

The article isn't posted, but it doesn't matter as much as Mr. Atkinsons words do.

[pErvinalia]

Second hand info without the article... A mate says the NY Times predicts Dems to win both senate seats.

[Hermit]

Second hand info without the article...

Kamala Harris did tell that MLK story as if she was that little girl.

In an October interview with Elle Magazine, Harris told the story of being a toddler at a civil rights protest. While attempting to stop Harris from being fussy, her parents asked her what she wanted. "Fweedom," Harris allegedly said. Social media users quickly pointed out that Harris's story bore a strong resemblance to an incident described by Martin Luther King, Jr. in a 1965 interview in Playboy.

https://www.newsweek.com/mlk-jrs-niece- ... ns-1559196

[pErvinalia]

I was referring to my post.