literally the meme
literally the meme
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To be fair they have the good sense to know someone should be in charge of them. Like, you told them they can have a voice in politics and their immediate reaction is that they are not qualified to have any input in how things are run. So I gotta respect the self actualization there.
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That's funny because the only people I ever saw bemoaning the loss of Iranian bikini girls were the libs getting mad over the Ayatollah
Real
hoursLook at what they took from us! -
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👉👈 but what if I am a removed and communist?
this old school suffragette we have to save the women over there is so closely tied to the terf shit, I hate it
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terf shit
she does want to, "make free speech legal again in the
"The mind wonders, what does she mean by this
....then again you can already call for trans people to be murdered and nothing happens so...
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e-jihadist is a very funny term with very funny implications
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We have e-jihad all the time on Hexbear.
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An e-Struggler is basically what most of the userbase here are
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Hey, do you mind telling me what these screenshots are from? Based purely on the vibes of 5 stills from some (I assume) movie/TV show, I now want to watch it. Unless it's super extra terrible, but even so I might still enjoy it. So please, UlyssesT, tell me what ridiculous slop you took these images from so that I can watch it!
Thanks!
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Does anybody have a good article link or post on here discussing the whole “photos of Afghan or Iranian women in the 70s” posts?
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I googled and scanned articles for ~5 minutes but I got nowhere. In other news - google now actively blocks me from getting what I want.
- Iranian women in the 1970s meme blog
- Iranian women in the 1970s meme blogger
- Iranian women in the 1970s meme wordpress
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I only got one top blog result from all of that - and it was shit.
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"e-jihadists"
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Going to post some swedish girls in bikinis and be like, ‘damn, this was Lebanon before Hezbollah’
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Yes, monarchism, a political economy renowned for always respecting free speech
Only conclusion: the woman aspires to be a court jester
I think there should be a king,
but also I should be able to call the king a ***** without getting sued for libel