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Khandro | 14:20 Sat 19th Oct 2024 | News
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The Bard of Stratford upon Avon wrote during the reign of Elizabeth 1, she in turn was queen during a time when there was slavery, therefore ................ he has to go ! 

https://archive.ph/JwSjE

Philistinism, wokism or both ? 

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Ynnafymmi, I Googled it but couldn't find it so it's over to you.

"petulant objections to imperialism"

god that it is brilliant lol. 🤣 what a perfect little summary of conservative thinking, i couldn't have put it better myself. 
 

"petulant objections to imperialism"... how very silly and woke it is to object to colonialism! how childish and silly to think that one people has no right to conquer another!

naomi the imperial schoolmarm. it really is just perfect. a total synthesis of cruelty and stupidity. 

Untitled, stop with the personal attacks. 

You couldnt looked hard enough then TCL.Try again.

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Untitled; //naomi the imperial schoolmarm. it really is just perfect. a total synthesis of cruelty and stupidity. //

It contradicts that asinine insult that to her credit, she didn't remove that post.

China is now the new colonial power check that out untitled.

irrelevant max

petulant objections to imperialism constitutes wokism too.

that's one for the ages that is. 

Irrevelent to what untitled are you denying the fact not much criticism of them.

i have no idea what you are asking me sorry

I agree that's it's much ado about nothing. I wonder if Starmer simply recognised the picture and said "Oh, you're Bard!" and some junior member of staff misunderstood and took it away.

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