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We've seen some really dumb statements on here.
But, are they typical of the average Trump supporter ?
Lets stop by some Trump rallies and see what the camera sees,
not just 1 or 2 of the dumbest, but tons of them;

Once I witnessed this incident ... Which raised some questions in my mind...

I went to visit a lawyer for some official purpose some times ago...
While I was in the chamber talking with the lawyer , suddenly another man came ...

He was an elderly person... He looked really anxious and upset... Even though I was there talking to the lawyer , he did not even care ...

He came right away and asked the lawyer to help him...

Seems he knew the lawyer very well , most probably he was like a personal friend or something like that more than an ordinary client...

So the lawyer asked me to wait a little bit and went outside of the room to talk to that man... The man was very upset and so he did not even bothered that I was present there and was listening to them... Or may be he just did not care about me because of my age...

Anyway... The door of the room was open.. So I was able to here them... And that's how I came to know about all the matter...

The son of that elderly person got just married a few days ago... It was an arranged marriage ... Which means , the match was made by the family of the bride and groom...

Everything was perfectly fine... They checked about the bride and her character as well as family background etc... The groom and his family visited the bride and and her family personally... After a few meeting , both bride and groom and their family agreed for the marriage ...And they got married happily with a social ceremony ...

Everything was going all right...
After marriage reception newly wedded couple spent their 'First Night' together...
And then
BOOM !!!
Next morning the groom was very upset .. Why !! Cause he came to know that his mewly wedded wife has a 'deep Scar' on her body right under her neckline .. It was from an old accident.. The deep wound healed but left an ugly scar... As it was under the neckline , so it was easy to cover with cloths ..
That's why nobody from outside can not see the scar ... As well as the groom and his family never saw it before...

But now after seeing it , the newly wedd groom and his family just burst into anger and blamed the bride and her family as 'Cheater' because they never talked about this 'Scar' before and also been hiding it under the cloths all the time..

So now the father of the groom , that elderly person , came to his lawyer friend for asking legal guidance to file a 'Divorce' immediately based upon the ground of 'Cheating' as he claimed that the bride and her family 'Cheated' them by Hiding the facts about the Scar Intentionally and Deliberately ...

Now... From what I heard from the narration of that elderly person , it was clear , that , there was no other problem with the bride ... She looks just fine from outside as long as her scar is covered and there is no chance for other people to see the scar because it supposed to be under cover normally...
Except only during intimate times with her husband...
There was no other issues about the girl's character or personality or anything ...

Still only for that 'Scar' the groom and his family were determined and desperate to go for a 'Divorce' .....

So the question came to my mind ...
How much the physical appearance (specially when it comes to a Scar) can be important to our society for having a successful relationship or marriage !!???
Can just a 'Scar' be potential issue to Break a Marriage/Relationship ??





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Note : I don't know the final outcome of that incident..
As the lawyer somehow managed that person to wait outside , while he attended me first... So I could not follow what really happened at last..

I can remember the days when people who had telephones were a very exclusive set. Most ordinary folk wouldn’t have known how to go about having a telephone. Later, when the general population felt entitled to have a telephone if they wanted one badly enough, it was having two telephones that marked you out as being among the elite. No one owned their telephone; they could only rent it from the GPO (General Post Office).

In order to acquire a telephone within the foreseeable future, you had to have a damn good reason for wanting it. You had to be a doctor, or belong to some other profession that absolutely necessitated having one; everyone else went onto a waiting list. When your turn eventually came, however, you were granted the choice of having either an ivory or green one.

It was a serious offence to tamper with your telephone; punishable with a heavy fine, or even imprisonment. Once your phone had been installed, that is where it stayed. You couldn’t just plug it in wherever you wanted to, like you can today. Working class families who were brazen enough to apply for a telephone were often quite nervous about using it for anything other than the most justifiable of reasons, like a medical emergency, or their home being on fire.

It was Margaret Thatcher who changed everything; she took telephones away from the Post Office and let the free market have them. Now we can have a phone in every room and one in each pocket if we like, and we don’t have to ask for anyone’s permission. For those of us who grew up with how it used to be it felt like a very radical event when they freed up the telephone; a bit like the first time they let us see a pair of tits on the BBC.

I don't usually get involved with this sort of speculation. That's partly because I don't know enough about it, but mainly because I have always considered things like this to be a load of rubbish. But, still, it does make one think.

I wonder if -and I'm only throwing ideas around here- God sent this virus to show us what an incompetent idiot Donald Trump is. I think this is one to run past string.

White cop murders Black again
justification real racist spin
Factually more whites are killed
at lying liberals most skilled

Injustice can't be cured
believing otherwise absurd
Facts deniers consciously refuse
truth doesn't suit their views

Originators of slavery fabricated
"Original Sin" falsely advocated
Al Sharpton race baiter scum
crying Wolf induces numb

Like animal's people desecrate
then deem opposition irate
Deflection of blame Ironclad
mentality today depicts MAD

We're owed they falsely shout
wut chew tawkin' bout!
If victimhood would cease
culmination possibly peace

BLM vomit Marxist chatter
only black lives matter
Leftists promulgate 'Fake News'
gaslighting incessantly to confuse

Floyds' death was wrong
racism...same ole song
Here's where I'm leaning
every heartbeat has meaning

How we define Perfect.
Perfect people in
Our surrounding.
I am not Prefect.

I have written on nine Christmas cards the words, “Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year”. The cards will be distributed to their designated recipients in due course. But what will those recipients make of the words I have written with hardly a thought to their meaning?

Will they see them as an instruction? Will they think I am ordering them to have a merry Christmas and a happy New Year? If so, I wonder to what extend they will feel obliged to do as they are told.

Perhaps they will interpret the words merely as a wish on my part for them to have a merry Christmas and a happy New Year. In which case I wonder if they will feel a sense of anxiety that they might let me down by not having a merry Christmas and a happy New Year.

Maybe they will open the cards and read the words as thoughtlessly as I wrote them. I hope that is what they will do; I would hate to send my loved ones into a state of turmoil over a few meaningless words.

All our talk was peppered with the “F” word in the schoolyard in my early teens. That’s just the way it was and seemed perfectly normal, but it never occurred to me that grownups also used that kind of language. After all, we weren’t allowed to use it in their presence, so obviously they disapproved of it. I still clearly remember being shocked the first time I inadvertently heard the word “fcuk” come from the mouth of an adult.

I’ve not been a prolific swearer since I left school. It doesn’t come as naturally to me as it does to some, and I sometimes have to deliberately increase my output to fit in with the company I am in. I don’t feel comfortable using bad language in the presence of women, and that is because when I was young, men tended not to. I certainly would never go further than a “bloody” in front of children, and only then if unavoidable.

Things are different these days, if there isn’t a fcuk in your sentence it is considered grammatically incorrect. Grandchildren are ordered back into the fcuking house before they have to be come and fcuking got by their grandparents quite regularly in some neighbourhoods.

I’m not condemning or complaining; it might not suit my sensibilities but I recognise that times change and the significance of things alters. The only thing I would say against the increased prevalence of extreme language is that it has tended to decrease its potency; the exclamation “BASTARD!” on, say, just missing your bus, or hitting your thumb with a hammer, is nowhere near as cathartic as it used to be.

GUARANTEED!
Three guarantors of human extinction, and perhaps that of life on Earth...

Acknowledged -
Some of the info cited by the presenter (Mike Ruppert) is blatantly incorrect - notably the human population figures for the dates given.

There.
I've acknowledged it, so y'all needn't bring it up to quibble about details...
Talking about everything except what's really going on, as Ruppert says.
"... I'm ready to strangle any person who starts a sentence with, 'we could...'"

His 3 main points are difficult to ignore.

i receive a message from someone the other day not gonna quote the whole message but said i have too many friends and its intimidating what i would like to know is .

does having a few people on my friends list make me a bad person ?

how can that be intimidating?

does it matter how many friends a person have on the list?