The Wow I Can't Believe That News Story Thread

[OccultHawk]

The far right can suck my dirty balls

I’ll clean your balls.

[The Batlord]

Originally Posted by Chula Vista

An ex-coworker and good friend of mine was born in Columbia. She was in the US for decades, legally worked full time, paid her taxes, married and raised a family here.

Somewhere along the line she forgot to cross a T or dot an I and she was arrested at the San Diego airport while trying to fly back to Columbia to visit family. Her eldest son was in the US military at the time.

She was locked up in a ****ty detention center for about a month while the courts went over her case. She's petite and very attractive and was abused pretty badly during that time.

A bunch of us wrote letters to the court on her behalf, pleading the case that she was a model US citizen with a child serving the country. All to no avail. She got deported back to Columbia and didn't get back into the US and her family for over 3 years.

The far right can suck my dirty balls.

[Akai]

https://news.vice.com/en_us/article/...rth-conference

[[MERIT]]

Originally Posted by Ziggy

https://news.vice.com/en_us/article/...rth-conference

Pretty much sums up how "smart" they are. Not to say that some flat-Earthers don't raise a few good points [don't ask me to say what, off the top of my head]. Being a truther, I have numerous flat-Earther friends. They call me a sheep when I deny that the Earth is flat. I counter with the Earth being [somewhat] hollow, which is even more conspiratorial than it being flat, so I win.

[rostasi]

People are tribal.
When they have no ability or desire to channel their inner loneliness
or unsettledness into creative, artistic activities within the humanities,
they resort to allowing their amygdala to overrun their lives because it
is so much "easier" (read: lazier) to do so. It's why we have the great
chasms in this country that we do.

[Trollheart]

Originally Posted by [MERIT]

Pretty much sums up how "smart" they are. Not to say that some flat-Earthers don't raise a few good points [don't ask me to say what, off the top of my head]. Being a truther, I have numerous flat-Earther friends. They call me a sheep when I deny that the Earth is flat. I counter with the Earth being [somewhat] hollow, which is even more conspiratorial than it being flat, so I win.

Hmm. No, you both lose.

[Frownland]

Originally Posted by Trollheart

Hmm. No, you both lose.

Pretty much. Unless he thinks that the earth is like 3% hollow (most people just refer to that theory as "caves exist").

[grindy]

Originally Posted by Frownland

Pretty much. Unless he thinks that the earth is like 3% hollow (most people just refer to that theory as "caves exist").

Caves are a zionist false flag operation.

[Frownland]

https://www.usatoday.com/story/life/...nt/1074418001/

Yes, many of those pop releases deserved some sort of Grammys recognition. But the pattern here is undeniable: the Grammys look at Kendrick Lamar,and by extension hip hop, as music that isn't "album of the year" material. It's a confounding trend that continues to torture both the artists' fans and the music critics that continually declare albums such as Jay-Z and Lamar's the best releases of the year. The racial dynamics of this trend are also impossible to deny; the snubbed artists are often people of color, with Mars ending an all-white streak of album of the year winners stretching back to Herbie Hancock in 2008.

Lmfao. In proclaiming that the Grammy's are out of touch, USAToday showed us just how out of touch they are.

[OccultHawk]

Did Err Guitar win? Or Bells for the Southside?