Why choose "offended" as the verb here? I'm not saying I've never seeing an offensive movie.... But what you described is an annoyance at most.
It's almost as if you are claiming offense to be contrarian.
Why choose "offended" as the verb here? I'm not saying I've never seeing an offensive movie.... But what you described is an annoyance at most.
It's almost as if you are claiming offense to be contrarian.
He's got a lot of 'official acts' he needs to do....
It's not likely they would. The US did some fucked up stuff, but (in this case) didn't try to hide it...
This was my take as well. They only realized the MAGA folks were racist when they called Indians filthy.
When they were calling mexicans rapists and murders 😴
When they said africa was full of shithole countries 😴
I could go on, but it is kinda exhausting. Coming up next is the working class people when they start getting called white trash. Its coming once they consolidate enough power and dont need them anymore.
My brother loves his xterra so much he is on his 3rd (first was an accident, second went to the ex in the divorce). I rarely ride in it, but it seems kinda like a rattle trap to me. I dont know how much of that is his abuse and how much is the car.
Part 1 is the first act, somewhat expanded. The additions are pretty seamless and add a bit to the story. Its been a long time since I saw the play, but there is only one part I was sure wasn't in the original
spoiler
(A Cameo with Kristin Chenoweth and Idina Menzel)
If you are into the play you would probably like it. I went with my wife and daughters and they loved it. I found it enjoyable enough. As someone who isn't super into the play, it was paced well, with some good comical elements.
From the Reuters article on the same topic:
'They will be peaceful when they are dead'
Really what TuEstUnePommeDeTerre did was help us with ours. "Do your homework" is the laziest phrase, I cannot express how much I hate it. Its a phrase of dismissal. If you have a kid that is struggling, you should HELP them with their homework, not just tell them to do it. I say this because I think it is emblematic of the intellectual laziness of the folks who use this phrase thinking of it as punctuation in their winning argument.
To answer your question, no it is not valid. The fact that you don't actually stand by the word offended really answers yourself.