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Rayvin

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  1. Fucking hell. It's not even like that last one doesn't have an element of truth to it...
  2. Yes but looks what it opens the door to. Parents should take responsibility for their kids on this IMO. There's all manner of controls you can put in place these days, and we have that freaking opt in bit as well. Why not make this bit of legislation opt in? Kids can be protected and everyone else can be free to do as they please. Moreover, there is no way, simply none, that this is workable. As soon as they do this, kids will find a way around it before the majority of the rest of us.
  3. To be brutally honest, it's not one of my 'go to' themes, so I really don't know, but I'd be highly surprised if it wasn't viewable on the internet. What they're proposing here is that it will be blocked.
  4. I'm assuming that's character assassination and not something he actually has form for...
  5. The government is on the cusp of banning non-conventional porn on the internet This is as part of that move to put age restrictions on porn sites and to block any which refuse to adopt this. According to the article, the feminists who pushed for this are surprised that acts such as female ejaculation will now be banned from being viewed in the UK as well... as if they thought that suppressing people's freedoms wouldn't somehow come back to bite them? https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2016/nov/23/censor-non-conventional-sex-acts-online-internet-pornography So, mass surge in demand for proxies, just around the corner. We are the only Western country doing this, incidentally. We're now on par with China.
  6. If they go down it's hard to imagine them challenging immediately given how poor their squad is. We went down because our comparably decent squad was poorly managed, they're just shit. Then again, maybe they'd throw money at the problem. I don't think they'll go down now anyway, they're turning a corner and Sunderland being who they are, will find a way to escape somehow.
  7. I would genuinely be surprised if they ignored his failings too. Especially after what came out in the run up to his election. They'd lose all credibility.
  8. I do as well - insofar as I'll check out the message boards of other teams. Usually when we beat them But i'd draw the line at actually having a conversation with them, it just looks so hopelessly infuriating. Well, especially with the mackems at least.
  9. I think it will become quite clear which one of you is 'right' as we move forward. I'd be surprised if the media fell into line in truth, not because I think they have a collective spine, but because they'll see Trump as a temporary blip in otherwise uninterrupted Neolib establishment control. Then again, maybe the President of the US simply has more sway over them than our leaders have over our press.
  10. It always amazes me that there are any nufc fans on there. I know you go on from time to time but some people on there seem more dedicated even than you. Why? You can see they're delusional just from reading their posts. It doesn't need to be publicly stated, its self evident.
  11. Yeah I know that's Trump's angle, I'm just saying that if Kushner is entirely ineffectual in resolving this issue, he will have achieved just as much as those who have gone before him.
  12. Who knows, maybe someone with no ulterior motive can figure it out. This isn't a vote of confidence in Kushner, more cynicism about those who have gone before.
  13. Fair, although we're nowhere near nazism returning to power on the evidence so far.
  14. Aye it is. Clinton in particular but the general change in his rhetoric hasn't gone unnoticed. It'll be interesting to see where this ends up.
  15. Maybe, but Brietbart has started criticising Trump now for broken promises... A lot of people in the comment sections under those articles sound pretty pissed.
  16. I don't think that's a good thing. This means that he clearly doesn't believe that Bannon is the alt-right. Which means everything Bannon believes is still on the table. All he's effectively doing here is de-toxifying the guy.
  17. Actually, yeah. You're probably right.
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