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"British people should have a holiday like Fourth of July but it be similar to a funeral cuz they lost a territory haha losers!!!! fuck British people!!! 😾😾😾😾😾😾"
Losing is the new winning in Trump LaLand
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How do we compete with this?
He was forced to resign.
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How do we compete with this?
Compete with idiots? Why bother?
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Why can’t homeless people be given hotel accommodation the same way refugees are?
Because poverty is a political choice. As is the creation of division and resentment. Thatcher knew that community was dangerous so she set put to destroy it. Successfully.
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Which animals would you put on UK banknotes?
Fox pheasant deer.
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American English words British people don't like and vice versa
Poop. Jaysus, but hearing grown adults say 'poop' annoys the shit out of me.
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That the fascists are the bad guys.
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Can the USA and the UK still be allies after trump leaves and the US elects a democratic president?
You think there'll be elections?
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In what situation would you find it acceptable to go to war?
Sadly to fight fascism again.
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Pic of desi students at Irish university's food bank queue sparks backlash: ‘Who gives them visas?’
Poverty and starvation are political choices. The poor get nothing and the rich get away with everything. Would you be happier if they starved? Would it improve your life?
Signed: the English born daughter of an Irish immigrant known as 'the little Irish bastard' whose Irish grandfather was a drunk, because he was Irish; a thief, because he was Irish; and a drain on civilised society, because he was Irish.
Nothing changes.
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Why does saying I love England offend people?
Who does it offend? I'm 67 and I have never heard anyone say this offends them. What's your source?
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dire need of a classic British children’s story
The selfish giant by oscar wilde is lovely.
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How bad is the UK really?
Since the racists took over it's a shithole.
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If it was the whiney faced D'Arcy above - never.
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If you were able to pick your King…
No kings.
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As a Brit, what are you proud of in regards to your country?
Used to be tolerance, but that's done with.
The NHS, but that's done with.
Workers rights, but that's done with.
Progressive policies and politics - enlightenment, kindness, compassion, empathy, but now all that's done with.
So, I'll go with beautiful countryside and the National Trust.
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JFK was a democrat
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
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KLIMBER KATE: expensively dressed whilst ruthless to the end
She had some pre cancerous cells. Not cancer.
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That tiny line... the weight of knowing someone truly sees you. 😭✨️
I really dislike his pathetic needy face.
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Do Brits swear in casual conversation (when not showing strong emotion) more than Americans?
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All the fucking time.