IbisWtf:
There was a website that in 2016 started tracking the amount of fake hate crimes. I canât remember its name/address, but the list was endless and it focused exclusively on events that were reported as hate crimes and turned out to be fake. For example, all the stories about muslism girls in the Us who were on the bus/mrt and some Trump supporter took their burqa away, or the case of swastikas showing up on a synagogue and it turned out it was the rabbi himself who drew them, or the Church attended mainly by a black community that was set on fire and had racist insults left on the wall and it turned out the culprit was one of the black people who attend it etc etc.
If to that list of fake hate crimes we add all those that cannot be verified, such as wonky swastikas left overnight on a wall with no witnesses, anonymous messages etc etc, the list actual real hate crimes would be far shorter than what the Adl and similar organization show, and that would go against their own interest.
I mean, the smollet shitshow ended up on the front page of all mainstream media outlets as a CLEAR SIGN of the nefarious hate crimes perpetrated by Sdrumpfâs unhinged supporters, and thenâŚoopsies, they were two nigerian actors and the whole thing never happened, but the smear/outrage machine had already done its job.
And then anti-semetic attacks by blacks or attacks on Trump supporters, or attacks by Antifa are virtually ignored by the MSM (except Fox, of course).
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IbisWtf:
I literally typed âfake hate crimesâ on Google because I thought that was the name, and Google didnât give the result that was what-i-typed followed by .com
No sign of that website within the first 5 pages of Google results, while itâs obviously the first result when looking for it on Bing.
âExposing fake hate crimes? not on our search engine!â â Kinda activates my almonds
I use DuckDuckGo whenever searching for political based information. I did the same search as you, and it was the first hit.
Wookie
February 14, 2020, 7:46am
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That explains Homerâs positions. Heâs one of those wacky liberal professors. Suddenly all is clear.
Sorry if I missed this before, but it explains everything. You just canât make this stuff up.
LOL
Wow, that was back before non-black persons with dreadlocks went extinct.
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rowland
February 17, 2020, 2:16pm
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Close to the statistical noise floor.
Itâs wrong to want traditional masculinity
Iâm quick to blame men for their toxic behavior, but in this case, I, the woman, was part of the problem
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MikeN1
February 26, 2020, 2:37pm
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Theoretically support it as it applies to both men and women. OTOH actually applies to asshole polygynists, but could be OK with strict enforcement of consent and age laws.
that is exactly what humanity has come to
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Are there safeguards against giving anyone the surgery?
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Seems to me that most have to undergo through psychiatric review before having the surgery. Is that not the case in the UK ?
Nothing new there except social media is involved.
My college BBF used abortion as a birth control.
rowland
March 3, 2020, 10:00pm
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If he/she/xe/it gave informed consent, then he/she/xe/it should accept blame.
Is ânutjobâ a pronoun?
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finley
March 4, 2020, 2:15am
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Itâs 2020. Nothing is ever your own responsibility, particularly in the UK.
That this was tolerated at all
The manager was fired, as they should have been. Am I missing something?
finley
March 5, 2020, 7:26am
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Sensible decision to fire the manager, since he/she clearly couldnât run a pissup in a brewery. The crazy customer should have been ejected for (a) disturbing all the other customers and (b) being a cnut.
The racism aspect is neither here nor there, IMO.
Just to add a degree of balance:
The figures are mind-blowing, assuming of course that the methodology is sound. Women are almost as bad as men in being biased against women. Swedenâs got worse over the past 9 years, which is no surprise.
Wow! Iâm glad Iâve got balls. Whoâs in womenâs corner? Basically nobody.