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There is no cuntier line than people who say 'I pay your wages' to public sector workers.
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For those awaiting the next installment of the intense police chase involving the elderly disabled man from earlier
ShadowGal retweeted
Just wanted to share quickly how lovely yesterday felt in Southport; a total contrast to the night before. 🧵
The mosque and people’s garden walls were rebuilt by builders and bricklayers volunteering their time and labour:
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Absolutely shocking scenes from Southport, fake news stories have led to far-right thugs rioting outside of a mosque, shouting islamophobic slurs.
It’s terrifying to watch even the police being attacked. At a time to remember the victims & console families, they choose division.
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Really feel for the people of Southport who are dealing with the most horrendous, traumatic event in living memory and now have to contend with a bunch of bused-in coke heads who have decided to start a race riot.
Southport Right now. The fucking state of this country
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ShadowGal retweeted
If you're offered a job after only one interview then the role isn't the golden opportunity you think it is, and the business is a disorganised raging bin fire, just waiting to torch your career.
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The rain never stopped us from performing for you, Glasgow! Thank you for making it through the end of the set with us. We can’t wait to be back. 🤘
📸 • @theworkofjar – at Glasgow, Scotland
ShadowGal retweeted
Treat people how you want to be treated, but don't expect them to do the same because people suck.
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Don't judge people for their twitter use. Maybe Twitter is just an escape for them, maybe it's their version of journalling, maybe it's their only form of social interaction, maybe it's a way of making new friends, maybe it's the only place they can find community.
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When people call you a “snowflake” just remember they’re quoting Fight Club. A satire written by a gay man about how male fragility causes men to destroy themselves, resent society, and become radicalized…
