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yeah tortured cow burgers are indispensable guys, we are very reasonable
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My take is that no one who has done IDF propaganda should be allowed on subway takes
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Too many posts about Victoriaβs Secret Fashion Show outfits and drama and not nearly enough about how Jeffrey Epstein used the brand as cover for his pedophile sex trafficking operation, its Israeli franchise operator donated goods directly to IDF soldiers during the genocide in Gaza, and its longtime owner Les Wexner bankrolled programs that trained Israeli military commanders.
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Bangladesh's foreign minister is literally running cover for Saudi Arabia barbarically executing her own country's citizens for the "grave offense" of kissing each other. The S. Asian obsession with blasphemy laws is unbelievable. This mindset needs to be completely eradicated.
these same people were celebrating when a sri lankan dude was scheduled for execution for a facebook comment btwβ¦
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Devastated. proud to call him a mutual on letterboxd. His strict rubric always fascinated me because it wasnβt just a gimmick but was also accompanied by some genuine thought. And such an eclectic taste! Most letterboxders completely ignore the global south
Getting word that Lencho of the Apes (legendary @letterboxd user) has died. When I was 18 and just starting to write on Lboxd, he gave me such immense encouragement for my criticism. It's been a dream of mine to meet him one day. Devastated.
letterboxd.com/lencho_o_t_apβ¦
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Give back the Koh-i-Noor first
As βWinnie-the-Poohβ turns 100, Britain is renewing calls for the original stuffed bear and his friends to return from the New York Public Library.
The library has resisted requests, citing the toysβ age and popularity. Oh, bother! wapo.st/4im74oZ
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The Winnie-the-Pooh toys were sent to the US in 1947 with permission from A.A. Milne and Christopher Robin and donated to the New York Public Library in 1987 by the publisher. They were never in any British museum and Britain has no legal claim.
telegraph.co.uk/books/non-fictβ¦
townandcountrymag.com/leisure/arts-aβ¦
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