@TMZ Funny how when a white person has issues with their mental health, we pray for them, but when it comes to Kanye, a successful, black man, he’s crazy. Free Ye.
This is the latest report from Health Canada.
10,224 deaths from long term care homes
542 from hospitals
3 from restaurants
0 from hair & nail salons
0 from schools
So naturally, our idiot politicians close the restaurants, salons and schools.
Source: https://t.co/LVKvkI0Itq
If Cancel Culture is really going to have Donald J. Trump removed from the John Hughes movie “Home Alone,” then in support of MY PRESIDENT, I’d like to have myself officially removed from the John Hughes’ films, “Pretty In Pink” and “Ferris Buhler’s Day Off.”😂
Reminder that Planned Parenthood, the biggest abortion chain responsible for the daily killing of over 900 preborn babies, receives an average of 1.5 million every day from US taxpayers.
@ConceptualJames Can we just point out how privileged it is to even have the ability to publicly declare your pronouns and then force millions to comply or be heretics?
So Adam Skelly is banned from social media. That’s obviously unconstitutional. This stopped being about the virus a long time ago. It’s about control and power and censorship and obedience. So of course the Media Party is on the side of the censors.
@ezralevant Why is no one talking about the importance for the development of empathy in children, of exposure to the facial expressions of the other children they interact with? These masked children & adolescents will show lower empathy as adults. That's a big problem for us all.
@OrphanRed6@ezralevant If I get shit for this so be it, I stopped wearing a mask after my six year old told me that she couldn't see if I was smiling or not and she didn't like it.
Late-term abortion is not rare.
In NYC alone, 1,247 children at 21+ wks development were killed in late-term abortions in 2017.
They were so developed that they could dream while asleep in the womb.
They died of lethal injection or having their limbs torn off & skulls crushed
It is not clear their was substantial fraud in the 2020 U.S. election, but it is clear there is valid reason for concern.
Why is there not broad, bipartisan interest in finding out?