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we live among cattle

[biggo buggo @BiggoBuggo]

This is my politics

[Severus @SeverusChud]

A wealthy country. A successful country. A united country. A Britain worth fighting for.

[biggo buggo @BiggoBuggo]

@Creetosis22 You dropped this, King

[Creetosis | EN VTuber 🐐 @Creetosis22]

"No one hates [x] more than [x] fans" is one of the single most stupid fucking phrases ever and I'm tired of retarded fags using it every time something gets justified criticism.

Yes, fans of the thing are going to fucking hate when the thing is ruined by poor choices. Non-Halo fans aren't going to give a shit when the developers of Halo ruin Halo.

Some degenerate retarded fucking loser came up with this phrase thinking it was profound when all it really amounts to is an attempt to mock and deride those who actually give a shit about the things they like and who want them to remain good, then a bunch of even more retarded degenerate fucking losers took this dumb fucking phrase and just spam it every time something gets criticism for being obvious dogshit and for ruining the things people like.

"What's that? You don't like that they're changing every aspect of the thing you like? Pfft, no one hates thing more than thing fans!"

[biggo buggo @BiggoBuggo]

@ReactionaryLuma "Destiny died, so Marathon could die"
- Roach King

[biggo buggo @BiggoBuggo]

@jolomoct The utter cope lmao.

[biggo buggo @BiggoBuggo]

@claire_adams694 @Jake37810084 The agenda is to send all of them back or into the noose. This is an inherently political agenda.

[biggo buggo @BiggoBuggo]

@MatthewStadlen @LeeAndersonMP_ Lmao, Farage isn't going to do any of that. He's not the guy. It's funny that you think he will. Oh also:

[biggo buggo @BiggoBuggo]

@zapivist They never will because they just use media as a means of processing their own childhoods.

[biggo buggo @BiggoBuggo]

Film about clearly insecure scene chick who is dissatisfied with their lot in life (which is actually fine and in fact has a loving family) discovers she was special all along.

GEE I WONDER WHO THEY HAVE WRITING AT DISNEY NOW?!

[DiscussingFilm @DiscussingFilm]

First trailer for Disney's new animated film ‘HEXED’.

The film follows a girl who discovers her magical abilities & sets out on an adventure into a magical realm.

In theaters on November 25.

[biggo buggo @BiggoBuggo]

@TheAliceSmith A frog slowly boiled

[biggo buggo @BiggoBuggo]

You literally laughed, cunt.

[Donna Rachel - The Dissident Councillor 🕊️ @Donna_Rachel_]

Ok, I've now taken a closer look at the Rape Gang Inquiry report. And exactly as I feared, it's riddled with problems. That's a problem FOR SURVIVORS because it politicises their lives, making it all too easy for the government and institutions to write off their very real experiences as a 'far right dog whistle'.

It also does absolutely nothing to hold the police and social services to account, because the blame for the gangs is laid squarely at the feet of Islam. If the outcome of this report is that the Muslims are driven out of Britain, giving other group free rein to rape our girls, that's not going to be a win for anyone.

Here's 10 issues with the report:

1. The verdict is assumed from the start.
Where were the terms of reference? There are none, so we have no idea what question the inquiry was investigating. Instead it appears to have worked backwards from a premise: "The root cause was immigration, beginning with the British Nationality Act 1948" and "Oil and water do not mix" (both p.3).

2. It proves nothing about prevalence — it found what it went looking for. It set out to examine "predominantly Muslim Pakistani gangs" (p.7), then reports that "the same ethnic and religious profile… [was] documented throughout almost all of the witnesses who contacted the Inquiry" (p.12). Self-selected witnesses confirming the inquiry's own premise is not a finding.

3. The theology chapter refutes itself. It argues Islamic doctrine drives the crimes, then concedes Indian-heritage Muslims "are notably rare compared with those of Pakistani heritage" (p.118). Same scripture, opposite outcome — which points to sociology, not theology.

4. The 250,000 figure is a peer's rhetorical question, recycled.
The report quotes Lord Pearson asking whether "there appear to have been upwards of 250,000 young white girls raped in this century" (p.12) — a question in a Lords debate, not a finding — then treats it as established.

5. It then claims that guess has gained support — and contradicts its own source two pages later.
"this extrapolation now has greater support" (p.12), yet on the next page it concedes the scale is "impossible to quantify precisely" (p.13, summarising the Casey audit). You can't put a hard floor of 250,000 on a number you call unquantifiable.

6. It claims the criminal standard of proof for claims it can't support.
"establishes beyond any doubt" (p.3) and "demonstrates beyond reasonable doubt" (p.159) — that phrase is trial standard, used for figures sourced to a guess and a self-published book.

7. It conflates grooming gangs with all child exploitation to inflate scale.
"almost 19,000 children were identified as sexual exploitation victims in England in one year" (p.13) — that's all CSE in England, not grooming gangs, but it's used to prop up the grooming-gang numbers.

8. Single cases are stretched into decades-long patterns.
"the first recorded case of specifically Pakistani rape gangs dates back to 1955" (p.11) — one 1955 case, used to anchor a claim that the phenomenon was systematic from the 1950s.

9. It has no hierarchy of evidence.
A self-published book ("Easy Meat," p.106) and an advocacy group ("Christian Concern," p.7) are cited with the same weight as the Jay Report, IICSA and the Casey audit.

10. The framing hands every denier a free win.
A Nietzsche epigraph — "Man is the cruellest animal" (p.4); Tommy Robinson listed among "whistleblowers" (p.157); a death-penalty call — "up to and including death" (p.3) and a "death penalty… referendum" (p.159); and collective punishment — perpetrators' "entire immediate family unit must also face deportation proceedings" (p.160), all of which politicise the issue, allowing the government and Lowe's opponents to flatly dismiss the all too real testimonies of survivors.

Overall, the report does exactly what I feared it would - it actively HARMS survivors because the whole issue can now be dismissed as a far-right dog whistle.

This report was created for one reason and one reason only: to create a political vehicle for Lowe, Downes, and their colleagues. Shame on the both of them for using survivors in this despicable way.

[biggo buggo @BiggoBuggo]

Same type of person btw. Also worth noting many leftist women are literally brainwahsed into their empathy centres being redirected to brownoid rapists instead of the children of their fellow natives.

[Donna Rachel - The Dissident Councillor 🕊️ @Donna_Rachel_]

County lines are PHONE LINES, not border demarcations. You can’t traffic people over them. The Rape Gang Inquiry Report is junk.

[biggo buggo @BiggoBuggo]

@Donna_Rachel_

[biggo buggo @BiggoBuggo]

@CactusFuturist Like okay you don't like that they're the same, you want them to be literally different species (for some reason). Fine, but just admit that 343 had to retcon the lore to get there. This slimy shit where they pretend it was ambiguous is so utterly dishonest.

[biggo buggo @BiggoBuggo]

@CactusFuturist "Last time you asked me, if it were my choice, would I do it? Having considerable time to ponder your query, my answer has not changed."

Given he's obviously not talking about chief, this was pretty cut and dry evidence that humans are literally the forerunners.

[cats with powerful impression 🐾 @catshealdeprsn]

Denny loves to kick the pickle.

World-class bunny kicker, but only one brain cell .

[biggo buggo @BiggoBuggo]

Yes this is all true, specifically the part where my cat is lazy and ungrateful

[biggo buggo @BiggoBuggo]

I don't think they should go to prison

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

Those who knew must go to prison for a long time