Professor Peanutbutter

The troglodyte you see in the video chasing this young man and hitting him with his sign is the same concerned father featured prominently in a sympathetic Sky News segment.

Didn't spot this at first but when you slow the original video down you can clearly see concerned fathers t-shirt guy hitting the "infiltrator" with his sign. This man needs to be identified and charged with assault.

I think the reporter in this clip must be the off screen voice interviewing the young man in the original video. She must have seen what happened, how can they air the sympathetic segment about the protesters' concerns but not this?

Here's how Sky News covered one of the animals later seen chasing the poor guy in the video. Not blaming the reporter as this was presumably recorded earlier but to see the indulgence with which their concerns are treated in light of their brutish behaviour is maddening.

Oh good point, in that case I would of course immediately criminalise speech in support of that organisation you fucking authoritarian slug.

Looking forward to them trying to revive stopper as an insult.

Albania, Iceland, Morocco, Turkey and Uruguay also got 10% tariffs despite having VAT >= 20%.

Caught it

Odd one to zero in on out of all the mad shit in that post. He never said Urkel wasn't a popular character, only that he was a figure of fun instead of a role model.

Whose location do you guys think the map shows

"Republicans call themselves democrats" not only is a sufficient answer to this question but explains a hell of a lot about US national politics and indeed politics in two party democracies across the western world.

Zing!

Talking about aiming fails to address the point that is being made, which is that a bunch of small targets bunched close enough together are just one huge target.

Here's an archived copy of the wiki page from 2010 that mentions it. By 2012 it's cut down to one sentence but not sure when it was removed altogether. web.archive.org/web/20100404...