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You like to pick at scabs before they finish healing, don't you?

 

Does this Milo character actually have anything of substance to say or is he just a shit disturber?

UC Berkeley cancels right-wing provocateur’s talk amid violent protest

 

“It’s not a question of free speech,” a protester said via megaphone, riling up the hundreds of protesters. “It’s about real human beings.”

WTF does that mean?

 

Are there any of the idiots at Berkeley who ever heard of the Free Speech Movement?

 

“It’s not a question of free speech,” a protester said via megaphone, riling up the hundreds of protesters. “It’s about real human beings.”

 

Take away their beer.

 

Anarchists don't much care. They're on the scene to bust shit up and start fires and don't care about long-term consequences.

(Punching Nazis, I'm still good with that part though.)

 

'Steve Bannon Looks Like' Jokes Are One of the Few Good Things We Have



The United States of America is being run by a cabal of fat racists who sundown at all hours of the day. This state of affairs has left us with precious few things to laugh at, but one of those things is the internet’s dedication to making fun of White House chief strategist Steve Bannon, who looks like he knows how to get away with masturbating in public.



http://theconcourse.deadspin.com/st...ource=deadspin_facebook&utm_medium=socialflow

 

Wonder if Brandy has daddy issues.

 

Good God.

'The worst call by far': Donald Trump badgers and brags in call with Malcolm Turnbull

"This is the worst deal ever," Mr Trump fumed as Mr Turnbull attempted to confirm that the United States would honour its pledge to take in 1250 refugees from an Australian detention centre.
Mr Trump, who one day earlier had signed an executive order temporarily barring the admissions of refugees, complained that he was "going to get killed" politically and accused Australia of seeking to export the "next Boston bombers".

But wait, there's more:
The depictions of Mr Trump's calls are also at odds with sanitised White House accounts. The official read-out of his conversation with Mr Turnbull, for example, said that the two had "emphasised the enduring strength and closeness of the US-Australia relationship that is critical for peace, stability, and prosperity in the Asia-Pacific region and globally."

And finally:
At one point, Mr Turnbull suggested that the two leaders move on from their impasse over refugees to discuss the conflict in Syria and other pressing foreign issues. But Mr Trump demurred and ended the call, making it far shorter than his conversations with Shinzo Abe of Japan, Angela Merkel of Germany, François Hollande of France or Mr Putin.

 

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