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The Death Rattle of Culture | 12/14/18



Batman?

When you google "idiot" a wild Trump appears

Oprah responds to 2006 video of her eating unseasoned chicken (curse the woman who gave her that plain ass chicken! She's Oprah, damnit!)

Maria Butina is a SPY spy

Michael Cohen gets 3 years in prison and Trump isn't SAD!

A Chinese scientist created genetically modified babies (not a Black Mirror episode)

Ohio passes an archaic abortion bill (not a Handmaid's Tale episode)

And this unfortunate headline :

 

Posted by Molly Delaney on 14 December, 2018 Death-Rattle of Culture | 0 comments
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