Just that one guy from high school.
That One High School
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No, because for a far too large number of them, this is all performative. They are all the main characters in their own little movie.
A man getting shot in the throat isn't real to them, the engagement they get from reacting to it is. It's Internet brain rot writ large.
Most of these people don't have actual political opinions in the standard sense. They can't tell you why they think what they think or believe what they believe. They can repeat things that have passed through a consensus filter among their chosen in-group. Other than that, they're empty vessels. None of this is real until they suffer consequences for it. That's why this current wave of RW doxxing is so encouraging, as it presents consequences to people who have never had them. It shows them that there are actual real-world repercussions for making a smug little video dancing over a decent man's grave.
For the uninitiated, one hit of the wax he crowned this obscene amount of weed with would send a normal person to Pluto for the next eight hours.
Weed will eventually be illegal again, and it'll be because of degenerates like this.
They will deny reality while their buildings are burned, their history is destroyed, and their people are replaced.
You're not going to be able to get these kinds of people to "wake up." They're propogandized past the point of reason. They're mentally diseased.
This woman is an actual lawyer and professor. Helen Andrews has been trying to warn us what the future of a feminized legal system will look like. It's only going to get worse.
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Rape cases are easy to prove. If the victim says she didn’t consent, that’s it-case closed. Perp’s *opinion* of a victim’s consent is irrelevant BECAUSE the victim alone owns her body & decides who touches her. Doesn’t matter what he thinks. Only matters what he does. #Cornell
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Rape cases require proving every element (including lack of consent per statutory definitions) beyond a reasonable doubt; a victim's statement is evidence but does not automatically close the case, and a perpetrator's reasonable belief about consent is often relevant.
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There people will say things that are just completely false, and when called on it, they'll scream that you're a rapist and block."
We have a critical mass of people who are extremely passionate about things that they have no functional knowledge or experience in.
They'll just make up stories about rape and assault then threaten to kill your family when you call them liars. This is what Cornell is sending out to the world.
Imagine demanding that British youth be conscripted to fight a war while simultaneously attempting to prosecute the ones who volunteered to go decades ago.
The English are an occupied people.
The Ministry of Defence has found 97 million new documents, which could be useful in an investigation into allegations of war crimes by UK Special Forces in Afghanistan.
Sky's Sadiya Chowdhury explains.
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Teachers:
Ten week summer break.
Week off for Christmas.
Week off for Easter.
Two to five "professional development days."
Federal holidays off.
Don't work when it snows.
Full pension and benefits.
Retire at 55.
"SOMETIMES I PUT IN A FEW HOURS UNPAID." Fuck you.
There's a thousand of these "patriots" who "tell it like it is" and every single one of them repeats the most braindead, regime approved talking points in unison. It wouldn't be so bad if they didn't all come off like the most pathetic strivers imaginable.
If you can drop $60 on a bottle of wine, $7 on a latte, $16 on a cocktail, and $14 on a stadium beer in a plastic cup… you can pay $4.50 for a gallon of gas.
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While this account posted that $4.50 gas should be easy to afford for anyone buying wine, lattes, or cocktails, just two years earlier the same account called high gas fill-ups and grocery costs a serious personal crisis.
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As soon as an establishment Republican no longer has to maintain the ruse, they'll let you know that they hate you just as viscerally as a the most rabid DSA commie does.
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The thought that it's our house and we just simply don't want them here never crosses their minds. No actually, we don't owe foreign invaders a detailed explanation why they're not wanted. The answer is just no.
“He was designed to obey, I wasn’t.”
Parrots the same talking points as nearly every major Western institution on the planet.
They don't actually "know that deep-down." The problem alot of normies have is believing that people like Lexi know that they're evil, they don't. They are the heroes of their own story.
Look at how happy she is. She's glowing. For one brief moment, she's the center of attention. She's important. She matters.
At approximately 3:40pm on September 1, 56-year-old Dawn Light was taken into custody by the Massachusetts State Police outside of the Plymouth District Courthouse, where Lindsay Clancy's case is being tried.
Light was arraigned on September 2, before Jury deliberations began for Clancy's case, where she was charged with Aggravated Intimidation of a Juror.
The judge ordered her to stay away from courthouse grounds, refrain from disseminating photos on iCloud, and stay away from witnesses in the Lindsay Clancy trial, but denied the $50,000 bail requested by the commonwealth.
Light's attorney told the judge, “This is a complete misunderstanding, Your Honor. My client was trying to get a picture of Ms. Clancy.” Light pleaded not guilty and is to return for a pre-trial hearing on Oct. 15.
Helpful reminder that Alex's ruinous politics are almost entirely based on his deeply seated resentment that his father is a giga-chad and he's a literal goblin.
