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Scotland alone has contributed more to science, culture, and philosophy than the entire American South.
Salt Mine Ranch ⚙️🛠️@SaltMineRanch
Already traveled the world, didn't need a passport as a Soldier. There is more to see in my state than in your landmass and I've done more in my life than your country is known for. Piss right off.
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Ketchup is a bottom tier condiment and I’m tired of everyone pretending it isn’t.
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You sat there and agree with that screaming man that the best way to characterize the British Empire was that they "raped and pillaged across the world."
You, Ben, personally, are part of the problem.
Ben Leo@Benleo
Me: certain nationalities in UK are more likely to commit sexual offences than Brits Leftist nutcase: “I’m gonna break your f*****g jaw.” ICE detention facility in New Jersey. I’m not surprised Charlie Kirk was murdered. These people are lunatics.
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@Rosie_Gamgee_ Thanks for sharing but I don't know when you're on about
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Literature I like:
Les Miserables
Don Quixote
Dracula
Jane Eyre
Literature I don't like:
Catcher in the Rye
Lord of the Flies
Frankenstein
Wuthering Heights
There is a pattern here.
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@Inspirenaire @randy_pyron Funny we put extra napkins in our glove box too
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@lilbabygandhi This is a very euro opinion. If you're able to be even somewhat objective you'd realize America has been the driving force in the western world culturally since WW2
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@veidtlemania Oh dear the British can be quite annoying can't they
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Americans don't pronounce 'pasta' incorrectly, they pronounce it *annoyingly*. There's a difference.
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@abcdentminded This is funny they're trying to force you to hear things their way. Weird
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I love how passionately australians cope about this
Boaf Reast: Sentenced to Prism 💎💎💎💎🔮💎@Odd_jedi
@ironcrakka Yeah, but yanks hallucinate an R in the Australia nah, so
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I stand with the Sikh community @SikhFedUK
Sikh Federation (UK)@SikhFedUK
The entire Sikh community has been "demonised" as one individual has broken the law and been found guilty of murder. The murder weapon was NOT a Kirpan (one of the 5 Ks), it has a different name that does not start with K, but the @CPSUK is refusing to share an image of the murder weapon with @BBCNews @SkyNews @PA @thetimes etc. after the case concluded last Thursday. It was incorrectly described as a Kirpan in court and media reporting. @Dabinderjit @SikhFedUK wrote to @ShabanaMahmood @LabourSJ @Nesil_Caliskan and hope Judge William Mousley KC makes this clear when sentencing on Monday or it will be a massive disservice to the Sikh community. Sensible politicians like @DavidDavisMP @aliciakearns that have made the mistake of calling for restrictions on the Kirpan based on this misinformation should distance themselves from @RupertLowe10 @RobertJenrick @ZiaYusufUK bbc.com/news/articles/…
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@andygamblor @JessEnglishrose Just lowers himself to insults when no one agrees with his stupid opinion
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@JessEnglishrose Yes he was that’s correct, murdered by “a Sikh” singular
Not every Sikh in the UK
You utter moron
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I disagree with this on so many levels
Sikhs have fought alongside us and been an important part of British culture for TWO CENTURIES
The Kirpan is a ceremonial religious knife, because 1 moron used it to stab someone does not mean you should ban the Kirpan and demonise the other 99.9% of law abiding honourable Sikhs
Do you think the Kirpan and Sikhs in the UK are responsible for the ever increasing number of knife attacks? NO
Would you rather be surrounded by Sikhs with Kirpans or "roadmen" with knives from their mum's kitchens
I know which i'd choose every single time....
I hope this doesn't happen because its a real kick in the face to Sikhs across the UK
Charlie Peters@CDP1882
Robert Jenrick has told @GBNEWS that Reform UK would ban the kirpan, the Sikh ceremonial knife, being carried in public after the murder of Henry Nowak. The differing rules on knives being allowed in public have been described as another example of two-tier justice.
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@andygamblor Women in the UK can't even use pepper spray, which is non-lethal, to defend themselves against you barbarians but oh a magical religious blade ooo
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@TheMercianNews Take their names down to be deported along with the rest of them since they love them so much
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🚨JUST IN: Far left activist group "Stand Up to Racism" disrupted a vigil for murdered student Henry Nowak.
They proudly boast on social media that they screamed "fascist" at mourners as they laid flowers and attempted to hold a 3 minute silence in Southampton.
The face of pure evil. They are not conscious. They do not possess emotions like a well-adjusted human being. They don't belong in our society, and one day they won't be.
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@his4Everz "Yearned? No I've never yearned. I've craved. Constant craving"
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@Mid_LifeBassist It's not helpful at all but I don't think it was intended to be.
Chow
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Dear Americans,
Middle-aged British bloke here, married to an Italian, lived in Italy for 6 years.
You really haven't a clue how to pronounce the names of Italian foods.
*Especially* "risotto"
Hope that helps.
Ciao!
🙂
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#Solidarity to all antifascists in Southampton this morning opposing the fascists of White Vanguard & their attempts to divide the community.
Stand Up To Racism@AntiRacismDay
Solidarity with all those opposing these fascist thugs, attempting to divide the local community, on Sunday in Southampton.
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He stole her number from his company's files for personal use. That's what he did wrong, you guys cannot possibly be this stupid.
Dr. Dad, PhD 🔄🔼◀️🔽▶️@GarrettPetersen
I want everyone condemning the guy to spell out exactly when and how it is OK for men to ask women out. I guarantee a lot of you have an implicit "only swiping apps" rule and don't even know it because the other avenues all closed piecemeal.
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She did not give him her number. Providing information for services is not consent for you to use that information as you please just because you work there and have access to it. Doing so can actually get you fired at most jobs. That’s absolutely wrong you people are cracked out
Jessica ⚕@La_PsyChiq
I don't like a contrarian. People who habitually choose to go against popular opinion for no other reason than to be edgy or different. That being said, I am in sincere disagreement with the take that this person did something terrible. Based on what we know from the original post, this guy didn't behave badly to her while servicing her car. Didn't make her uncomfortable, wasn't hitting on her. That would have been inappropriate, as she was a captive audience. The big issue people have is that he saved her phone number from a professional encounter and texted her. He could've looked her up on social media. He could've done some research and pretended to run into her by accident. He could have done a lot of actual creepy things guys do to score. Instead, he texted her, told her who he was, apologised if it was overstepping, gave her the easiest out ever, to just not respond. Let's be honest, if there had been a mutual spark, she likely would've been excited that he texted her. But since there wasn't, he should be labeled a vile creep who needs to be fired immediately. It's nonsense.
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