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Karloff posted:'Checking' people in order to get people to stop insulting you or your loved ones isn't really a thing in the UK. People don't go around slapping each other in order to enforce good behaviour, and if they do they are very likely to get their head kicked in. But then again health care is free should that happen. and that's why you still have royalty and Keir Starmer
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Drunkboxer posted:That’s the way it is in West Philly. You slap a guy and start crying, then you give a sobbing speech about how Shakespeare would have done the same thing or something Shakespeare would have insulted you with hilariously profane puns
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Darko posted:If I clapped for him in that moment, I would be saying I understand it was a human moment and that I get that and we will get past it. I honestly don't see what half of people are reading into it, but then there are Amy Schumers saying they are traumatized so I don't k ow wrf. The comparison to the people going on about how Bernie Sanders reminds them of their lovely ex is spot on, it's all people who've never had real problems in their lives
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Pretty much everything about the Oscars is openly known to be laser-focused to making a particular strain of rich assholes feel good about themselves.
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Zogo posted:Of the best picture winners Gandhi comes to mind. Return of the King? Especially ironic given the LotR movies are basically the template for the blockbuster franchise tentpoles that would go on to dominate 21st century cinema thus far. (to be fair, Star Wars already set the model) The 2004 Oscars are the only ones I've actually seen, I think. Feels like they had a lot more fun with it back then.
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