The majority of the protestors probably couldn't point to 'Palestine' on a world map if they tried. As it is, I think it's more self-recognized than it is an actual 'country' It's described as "Palestine, officially the State of Palestine, is in West Asia. It encompasses the Israeli-occupied West Bank, including East Jerusalem, and the Gaza Strip, collectively known as the Palestinian territories".Anyway, I digress. Here we are again with the same questions. Are these people truly concerned for Palestinians or are they just anti-semites? Are they doing it out of a genuine love for the people of Palestine they don't even know, or did somebody pay them to be there?
Inquiring minds don't want to know because we don't give a shit what you want and don't want. We want you to shut the fuck up and go home. Capeesh?
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A record-high 62% of Americans think the federal government has too much power, according to a Gallup survey.
The poll of 1,000 adults found the results divided along partisan lines,
with Democrats at 66% and Republicans at 58%.
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Carlos Santana's band became one of the breakout stars of the festival - despite an unexpectedly druggy set. Carlos told PEOPLE in 2023 that he was "higher than an astronaut's butt" during his band's performance.
He claimed that he wasn't expecting to perform for several more hours, so he took mescaline offered to him by Grateful Dead leader Jerry Garcia, according to The New York Times. Then, about two hours into his high, an organizer told him it was time to go onstage.
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The drummer, Michael Shrieve, is only 19 years old here. Seriously, the dude fuckin' rips. Ya look at the band as a whole and think 'My God, that must be an awful lotta fun.'
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ReplyDeletePeople are partisan whores. Democrats only believe the Feds have too much power because their guy isn't currently wielding the power. Once a Democrat is pulling the levers, they'll think the Feds don't have enough power, and even more Republicans will think it has too much. Republicans are slightly more guided by principles, but only slightly.
ReplyDeleteThe only reason that many Dems think the government has too much power is because they're not currently in power. And I have a flip phone that gets turned on about once a month and only if I need it for something.
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