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In any case, to wear an improper expression on your face (to look incredulous when a victory was announced, for example) was itself a punishable offence. There was even a word for it in Newspeak: facecrime, it was called.” -Orwell, 1984
"blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her... who knows where".
The crime of being a woman is seen as easy pickings to a childish and catty traitor-as-soon-as-convenient and confessed bankruptcy abuser rich boy.
Wouldn't this almost qualify as solicitation to assaulting someone? Sure, she is instigating or provoking and a person should have the common sense to not take her up on her offer. Really, this offer sucks.
That would be two crimes.
Offering a payment to commit a crime and selling sex.
Classy liberal eh?
You know there are thousands of socially handicapped men who are more than willing to punch anyone out (even if it means jail) for that kind of payoff. A boy needs more than Jergens and the web sometimes
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She's getting pounded on twitter.
Was that pun intended?
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We may all yet learn one day - the ENG media look realistic, but that's not enough. Does the picture reflect what happened? is the question to ask. If it does, then we're free to react as we will. If it doesn't, further investigation is warranted - or @ least a distancing from the scene, pending further information.
The entire thing was engineered. There's another clip where you can hear the camera guy saying "we got everything we need".
They only presented what they wanted viewers to see and ultimately believe. In other words, they "faked" a story.
Too bad for the innocent kids they set up. Ah well, they are mostly white teenage Catholics which makes all of them fair game.
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LOL at the tweets calling the Indian a Vietnam Vet. Because so many 15 year olds fought in Vietnam. What a bunch of fools.
Didn't they mostly send the 18-year-olds though? And didn't those happen to be mostly from the poorest families? Not until it began hurting rich families did anyone really bat an eye.
Was the high school boy making micro aggressions, with the smiling he did? This stuff is hilarious.
You bet, his stance was very aggressive, that was not 'smiling' btw, that was "im better than you, Im richer than you, you are nothing".
I read a comment from a local person on River city news, he said he could imagine all those cov cath kids saying 'Do you know who my dad is" at the same time!!! HA HA
Did you see the absolute condescending and look of pure hatred on that kids face, that was standing toe to toe with the Native american?!!
Its pathetic that little spoiled brat is trying to say he did nothing wrong! People that know racism recognize THAT look on his face.
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Originally Posted by Absolom
In any case, to wear an improper expression on your face (to look incredulous when a victory was announced, for example) was itself a punishable offence. There was even a word for it in Newspeak: facecrime, it was called.” -Orwell, 1984
You bet, his stance was very aggressive, that was not 'smiling' btw, that was "im better than you, Im richer than you, you are nothing".
I read a comment from a local person on River city news, he said he could imagine all those cov cath kids saying 'Do you know who my dad is" at the same time!!! HA HA
OMG, someone could imagine the kids saying “do you know who my dad is”. That settles it, they are obviously guilty. Well done.
So you can't deal with the topic at hand, choosing instead to go off on some insane rant.
#CurrentYearThings
You can't deal with that? So you are catty, childish, and a hypocrite just like your "facecrime" daddy? Learn to be intelligent instead of as trendy as yesterday's underwear. It's so sad that the direct comparison even had to be explained.
“Digital company INE Entertainment has fired a journalist who publicly wished for the death of several Covington Catholic High School students and their parents in a pair of tweets over the weekend. Aside from his job as a post-production supervisor at INE, Erik Abriss is a contributor to New York Media’s pop culture site Vulture.” https://pjmedia.com/trending/first-j...lic-maga-kids/
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I just want these people to die. Simple as that. Every single one of them. And their parents
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