‘I am utterly DISGUSTED by your rampant, pathetic cowardice.’ Former Metropolitan Police detective Peter Bleksley BLASTS @alexarmstrong after he suggested he wouldn’t fight for his country.

Just when I thought I was getting close to the bottom of the rabbi(t)hole, a whole abyss opens up. 🤦🏻‍♂️🕳️ Gonna need more flashlights 🔦🔦🔦

Hoe pak je het zelf aan met kindervaccinaties? Het volledige schema? Alle 14?

Gisele is the world's only ubermodel. The NFL is watched by a few million people, whereas real football and the World Cup are watched by billions. It’s typical of a US American to look only at their own navel rather than at the world

Dolly Parton talks about how she handled men while rising to fame and reveals that her grandfather used to call her “Jezebel.” Howard Stern: “You were extremely attractive, a very good-looking woman. Were men constantly hitting on you? Did they try to take advantage of you, not only in business but sexually as well?” Dolly Parton: “Well, I was 18 when I moved to Nashville. I met my husband the first day I got there. I had left two boyfriends back home thinking, ‘The last thing I want in Nashville is a boyfriend.’ So what’s the first thing I do? Find one. “Men flirted with me, but I was a flirt myself, and I never took it wrong. I’ve said in interviews that I look like a woman, but I think like a man.” Howard Stern: “There were guys in business who would say, ‘Hey, you want to record for me? Come out to dinner, have a couple of drinks,’ implying a quid pro quo. That wasn’t your experience?” Dolly Parton: “I never slept with anybody to get ahead. If I slept with somebody, it’s because I wanted to, not because I was doing it to get from point A to point B.” “I was gonna dress like I dressed and look like I looked. I would have been disappointed if somebody hadn’t noticed me.” “My grandpa would call me Jezebel and say, ‘Don’t you want to go to heaven?’ I’d say, ‘Yeah, I want to go to heaven, but do I have to look like hell when I get there?’” “Daddy couldn’t whip it out of me, Mama couldn’t talk it out of me, and Grandpa couldn’t preach it out of me. I was gonna look the way I looked, and I still do, because that’s how I felt.”

What will determine if the rebellious nihilism among young men will be just a phase or a dangerous breeding ground of social pathologies? This chart right here. As a Gen Xer we did it too. Trade out the vulgar and iconoclastic social commentary of Nick Fuentes for gangster rap (I probably still know most of the words to Straight Outta Compton sadly) as just one example. We also wanted to push boundaries. To defy political correctness with humorous and profane taboos (Dice Clay anyone?). Replace stifling feminism with degradation of women (we’re the Snoop Dogg generation after all). And we gave birth to what is OnlyFans slut celebre culture now with porn at video stores and then on your computers, both enjoyable at home minus social stigmas. But the reason we didn’t go over the cliff, and we’re the only generation that collectively voted for Trump in this last existentially crucial election, is we got married and had kids. So it was just a phase, and we were granted both the responsibility and luxury of growing up. Between affordability, immigration, and the current collective state of women post third wave feminism, that is no guarantee for this generation of young men. And alongside Islam, the biggest existential threat to sustaining our way of life.

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Meanwhile white liberal women with them. Can you explain this?

Every supporter of the Red Cross belongs in a camp

Look at the subhumans