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Eh I don’t think Americans want to fund Israel’s war with Iran and to insult them and mock them like this probably doesn’t help your side!
Also with Florida didn’t a bunch of you right wing freaks move there during the pandemic because of your selfishness?
Just had a phone call with my boss because I’m sick from work with cold/flu symptoms and she said “oh yeah I was like that for two weeks” and last week I had to sit next to her whilst she coughed all day. 🙃 Thanks a lot for making me sick, ugh!
“Offline pornography” is sex in real life. Labour want to bring in fucking sodomy laws it seems!
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Ok so Days of Being Wild is good but I can see why people are a bit thrown when they first watch it. I’m not sure if it’s particularly moving for me but what I do like is how hazy it is. It’s hazy and you don’t know what’s really going to happen, just like in most relationships.
About to give this another go, when I saw it in the cinema I was running on about three hours sleep and I didn’t fully appreciate it so here’s hoping this time round I appreciate it properly!
Shabana Mahmood is yet another example of a brown politician in the UK gleefully pulling the bridge up behind her to try and appease a demographic who’d string her up the first chance they got.
I agree that the EU is both of these things and that’s why I really struggled with the referendum and why I was so torn. However, Brexit as proposed in 2016 was always going to be a right wing, neoliberal project.
Excl: Scots Labour MP Brian Leishman has warned Andy Burnham against rejoining the "pro-capitalist, pro-imperialist" EU.
The Alloa and Grangemouth MP revealed he voted Leave in 2016 - making him the only Scots Labour MP to have publicly backed Brexit.
scotsman.com/news/politics/s…
I also couldn’t look people I knew and worked with at the time in the eye and say “I voted for the side that demonised you” when I thought the scenario through in my head hence why I, begrudgingly, voted remain.
If there had been a clear, anticapitalist way out on the table in 2016 and had that been part of the conversation I may have been more likely to vote leave.
No matter how shite everything feels I know that as long as I can still make lentil soup and stick one of my favourite things on some toast and call it a dinner I’ll be ok. ❤️
