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@RupertLowe10 All the people who complain about the "patriarchy" or "racism" are suddenly very quiet today. Strange that....

A Restore Britain Government would give the British people a referendum on removing men like Digwa from society for good. The ultimate deterrent. The death penalty.

@DarrenPlymouth All the people who complain about the "patriarchy" or "racism" are suddenly very quiet today. Strange that....

This is true, even fewer people know about the grooming gang inquiry, which is getting very little attention today.

@PatrickChristys All the people who attack the "patriarchy" or "racism" are suddenly very quiet today. Strange that....

We should know exactly when the Henry Nowak stabbing took place and exactly how long it was before the Digwa family called the police. The fact he was stabbed twice in the back of the legs is important - was he running away or trying to scale a fence to get away?

@GBPolitcs @sotontimes Im sure Keir is preparing to "take the knee" as we speak.......

🚨NEW: Thousands of protesters are marching through Southampton this evening in wake of Henry Nowak's arrests footage being released by police [@sotontimes]

Still the best footballer ive ever seen.

Making a list of what needs to be done today. So I can spend all day avoiding it.

It takes a lot to shock me but effin' hell.....😬😬

@SethDillon Or.........

Here's how the game they're playing with Erika works. They start with an outrageous claim or accusation that's so serious and damaging, it feels like you have no choice but to respond to it. Then they flip the burden of proof. Instead of proving the claim, they demand proof it isn't true. This is burden-shifting, but it's made worse by the fact that a lot of accusations are difficult (if not impossible) to disprove, especially when they’re about someone's motives or private behavior. Once the accusation is out there, every possible reaction gets twisted into evidence of guilt. If you deny it, they say you’re being defensive. If you try to explain yourself, they say you’re over-explaining because you got caught. If you get angry, they say your anger proves they struck a nerve. And if you stay quiet, well . . . only the guilty have nothing to say in their own defense. So the outrageous accusation itself never actually gets tested honestly, and it wasn't supposed to. The whole point was to make as many people as possible believe the claim must be true, no matter what is or isn't said in response to it. And it's nearly as effective as it is evil. The only way out of the trap is to show that it's a trap, and to ridicule and reject the wicked people who tried to set it up in the first place.

@G_S_Bhogal Once someone proves it’s within the reachable distribution, more people attempt it seriously—and that increases success rates

Motivational gurus speak of the Bannister effect; how running a mile in <4 mins was considered impossible till Roger Bannister did it, after which many others quickly followed, as if learning it was possible made it possible. The Bannister effect is likely false for physical feats, but true for mental ones, since knowledge directly shapes imagination.

Pep Guardiola’s daughter Maria, on Instagram: “papi ♥️ We blinked and it’s been 10 years. 10 seasons. Hundreds of away games, trips to Wembley, too many Bernabeu nights, and millions of memories. Football was never just a sport. It decided where we lived, how often we moved, the languages we learned, the friends we made and the emotions we felt. From as long as I can remember it was football stadiums. Moving to Doha, Mexico, Rome, Brescia, Barcelona, New York, Munich and Manchester. Thank you for giving us a childhood built around sport, something so rare and special. We moved again, for the 8th time in 14 years. Manchester is very hard to put into words. You changed the most respected league in the world. You achieved things and broke records that may never be repeated. And we got to experience all of it from the closest seat possible. The happiest and saddest tears came from football, because watching you live every second so intensely made us feel everything with you. Those 90 minutes where the world feels like it stops. We think people forget quickly because football moves fast and a new season always starts. But as time passes, we’ll realise just how impossible those numbers really are. 41 trophies in 16 years. Years from now people will talk about football and try to explain what this era felt like, they’ll talk about your teams, the way they made people feel. Because beyond the trophies, you gave us memories we escaped real life for. It has been a privilege to watch and support you for almost 25 years. Thank you for always bringing us close to everything, for including us in it all. The biggest privilege has been to live it all beside you. As citizens, football fans and rivals we will miss seeing you on our screens every week. Because without realising it there is a final match, a final whistle. And none of us are ever really ready for that moment. Thank you papi and mami, the beautiful things in our lives always trace back to this game. For the world these were historic football moments, for us they were family memories, and I don’t think any of us realised while living it, that we were inside football history. And that stays long after the final whistle ♥️”

@ZubyMusic COVID never really got a clean societal “processing phase.” People went straight from crisis mode into “carry on as normal,” while many were still emotionally, financially, or socially damaged

People never fully recovered from the pandemic response. Not just in terms of some people's health, but the economy, social and institutional trust, and overall mental wellbeing. No questions were answered and there was never any accountability. So the loop is still open.

@uncrownedcombat Its weird. In boxing obviously Garcia would beat him But a straight up fight Ilia would murder him

Ryan Garcia & Ilia Topuria were jawing back-and-forth on social media 🗣️ Do we have another Boxing-MMA crossover fight brewing? 🧐

I’d rather have an interesting life than an easy one

Name a scene you'd give anything to witness again for the first time I’ll start:

@brianeskow @elonmusk If someone casts a black person in a white role they know what they are doing. They know that it will antagonise people and thats why they do it. And these are the same people who label everything as "racism"...

If a director wants to cast a Black person in a White role, that is fine by me. Who am I to tell an artist what to do? My problem is when the system, in this case the Oscars, incentivizes such behavior. Imagine you wanted to start a comedy group and instead of having the freedom to pick the five funniest people you know, you were forced to pick a woman, a Jew, a Chinese person, a Black person, and a Native American. That isn’t art. That’s social engineering, and it infuriates me.

@TheNotoriousMMA The game has passed you by...

LIKEWISE.

Being an adult is just saying “after this week things will calm down” every single week until you die.

What’s your favorite Palme d’Or winner? 🏆

@GBPolitcs Proud to be British 🔥

🚨NEW: An aerial shot shows the size of the crowd currently marching towards Parliament Square for the 'Unite the Kingdom' event