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It's so obvious that no one can deny it.

Maybe they initially shared only a snippet? I’ve had a listen to the full thing now - it’s really good and sensible. Probably won’t work though sadly.

Oddly, Biden said if he was elected his administration would cure cancer.

Maybe not, but Dems are calling for people to do it.

It shows how willing they are to cheat, via criminal activity, to win.

Come and take it! Looks like they've backtracked on that a bit. They've announced that their list is no longer active.

Yeah I am just saying that especially when an article is even remotely related to politics its a complete no go.

Despite Joy Reid's racist and homophobic comments, she is once again screeching that it's racist and homophobic to not vote for Biden.

One of our tenants did get (temp?) banned or locked, as it turns out. He is/was an admin for a group.

He emailed us yesterday to let us know his ex-girlfriend died, but we could not leave immediate condolences on any of his social media accounts. He's a bit hateful online and towards some of the neighbors on his street, but he is always nice to us and pays his rent on time.

I know that.  I also said she is a historical figure in the post you quoted.

Once again, the UK media (Channel 5, this time) is blackwashing a historical figure;  Anne Boleyn - 2nd wife of Henry VIII.

They made several movies about liberals. One was called "World War Z" I think with Brad Pitt… Another was Resident Evil.

It turns out that they want to prosecute journalists, playwrights, theater directors, movie theater managers, etc, etc, etc, etc if what they say or the product they allow to be viewed can cause offense.

Like in the case of Count Dankula, no one has to complain in order for the police to arrest and charge you.

JK Rowling's latest book, which the left went mental over, despite not reading the book, would be grounds to prosecute her.  People got offended, therefore she is guilty.

The law DOES NOT (like many UK laws) have the reasonableness test.  This is why so many dogs get killed by the government.  Any dog that causes fear is to be killed.  The "fearful" person doesn't have to have a reasonable fear of a specific dog.  Even if it's an irrational phobia, the law demands that the accused dog be killed.

Welcome to the wonderful world of the UK's fucked up legal system.