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jilliebean retweeted
She was within her rights. Once she gave her name and insurance number, she didn’t have to hand over her licence or full insurance papers to them. Anything after that is a police matter.
Road Traffic Act 2018, Section 70
jilliebean retweeted
Chase bank kicked Ye out, adidas froze 75 million cash, he didn’t have access to HIS OWN EARNED MONEY, Forbes devalued his networth in hours… he went from a networth of 2 billion to 400 million. He took a loan out against one of his properties to get cash.
And YES, the JEWS DID THIS!!!!
I’m so glad I have a memory because look at how pathetically and ignorantly people will try to rewrite the FACTS @oldmanebro @Rosenbergradio
🚨 Ebro and Peter Rosenberg QUESTION Kanye West’s RECORD-BREAKING stadium shows in Texas, with Ebro suggesting the attendance numbers can be made to look more impressive through stage setups, while Rosenberg questions whether Kanye is even THAT GREAT OF A PERFORMER.
Ebro says people kept telling him how record-breaking Ye’s shows were, but argues that he knows how venues can be arranged to fit more people and make the numbers look bigger.
Rosenberg MOCKS Kanye’s comeback narrative:
“He was down to his LAST BILLION. Could he make it?”
He also questions whether Kanye has done enough to address his past controversies, arguing that meeting with a rabbi doesn’t automatically make everything right.
The debate gets even MORE CONTROVERSIAL when Rosenberg questions Ye’s actual performing ability, arguing that his shows rely heavily on VISUALS rather than dancing or musicianship.
“He stands on a globe, bro. He stands there.”
Despite the criticism, the crew gives Kanye credit for his incredible production and catalog, with one panelist arguing that Ye might actually be the BEST HIP-HOP PERFORMER when compared to Kendrick Lamar, Drake, Travis Scott and Jay-Z.
“He might be the best of everyone you just said.”
Via Ebro, Laura & Rosenberg
Trying to not engage with the university graduate discourse but I will say I’m on my 3rd degree and nobody can take that away from me. Not a AI post or joke.
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jilliebean retweeted
Ok I’m further into Citizen Kim. One under discussed aspect of the kardashians is how they live in a kind of feudal family estate arrangement in giant houses all within at most a 15 min drive of each other (many are walkable) so their kids can all be incredibly close. The men in their lives are barely important to the overall arrangement, they come, they go, they’re not part of the structure Kris Jenner has created. They seem kind of broadly hated by feminists but in a weird way they’ve created the ultimate feminist utopia, at least as it can exist under capitalism. They’re completely financially free from men, in fact any man that even wanders into the picture is often dependent on them, and their kids are raised in a kind of sisterly hive mom way. I think because they’re hot or at least dress to appeal to the male gaze this aspect of their whole thing is never discussed but it’s kinda radical. They’re essentially “post men.”
🚨🇵🇾 CHAOS in Paraguay as largest digital bank Ueno COLLAPSES
Central Bank seizes it after solvency ratio crashes and around 3 million customers are LOCKED OUT of app, cards & transfers.
Central Bank President Carlos Carvallo resigned right after pulling the plug. He previously ran the firm that birthed Ueno.
Anti-Corruption forces have ordered the detention of 8 top execs including the founder.
Writer: Bri
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jilliebean retweeted
The greatest trick of capitalism is convincing people that poverty is the fault of the poor and not a systemic issue. If you really believe that people are sitting down waiting on government assistance. You try making income without a home and see how difficult.
Eyes on Nepal, Serbia and France. Young people have had enough and are making the change by any means necessary.
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We don’t have thechoice to not have clean water (unless this govt plans to have disease run rampant and exhaust our already fragile health sector). This isn’t a matter of affordability but a right. Cut the fuckry. Enough is enough!
The National Water Commission has put its approximately 500,000 customers on notice that it has applied for a 51 per cent increase in tariff from the Office of Utilities Regulation.
Read more: jamaica-gleaner.com/article/…
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