@jubileemedia@LilaGraceRose Everyone is these comments is a living example of what’s wrong with the world. These two ladies are disagreeing but they’re actually really close friends. Yet, you guys are here in the comments dividing yourselves
@_Jeffery0 I am 100% fir gay rights. But if the bible says sodomy is a sin, and being gay involves having gay sex, which is sodomy, wouldn’t that automatically make being gay a sin. By normal logic?
@CowardsRatio Its really the writing staff. Every week they rehash the same old tired comedy routines and stereotypical characters in an effort to seem funny or relatable to younger people. But just comes off as stale and unfunny most times. They have a history of this.
@BackToMichael_@LLThecrusader Because they hate Black people too. What you choose to identify as doesn’t change the fact. Sudan is in Africa. If you’re from Sudan in America you are African American. Which, by definition, makes you black.
@Lisak52 The thing is, as someone who voted for Trump, im not embarrassed nor disappointed. Im not a person that regrets a choice i made.Maybe it wasn’t the best choice but this is what I chose. I want to see a more conservative world. But it’s not the will of the people. Thats america.
@WeBecomeTheIce It was a way to make sure that everyone understood everyone understood everyone else. My father was a local radio host in the 1950s in Florida of all places. He was taught the TA accent and can still switch in and out of it today. He’s 91
@WeBecomeTheIce Let me clear it up for you. The transatlantic accent is the American version of British recieved pronunciation. Yes it was used outside of film and people talked like that. But on purpose. Just like British RP is taught. The royal family doesn’t actually speak like that daily.