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Doesn't M.I.A support a terrorist organization in Sri Lanka? The Liberation Tigers or something like that?
 
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One man's terrorist is another's freedom fighter?
I did some digging because I was curious about the organization, and it looks like the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam aren't the most upstanding freedom fighters. There are several incidents attributed to them where they've attacked civilians and committed ethnic cleansing, specifically against Muslims. If they were merely fighting for their independence, I could see the label of terrorists being somewhat disputed, but there's some pretty solid evidence that backs the idea that they weren't an upstanding group.

 
As a part-time barman whilst studying for my "A"-Level retakes, alongside the usual beers and shorts (= liquor shots to US readers) I remember being tasked with serving a variety of coffees - all alcoholic variations on the Irish coffee apart from one which just had the cream on top and was amusingly referred to as a "floater".
As for the screenshot I posted, I'm sceptical whether doubling the number of conservative jokes (term used advisedly) has increased or decreased their average humour content.
 
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Why not go with an overly detailed IPA description? I mean the joke would still suck, but at least it would make a tiny bit of sense.
Because criticising people for not drinking Coors or Budweiser is still something of a self-own? I'm not sure whether the stereotypical Boomer can spell IPA, let alone know what it is.
 
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Did Mike Lee really write an article about himself? I can't believe the Tribune allowed that either. They're supposed to be the respected news outlet in Utah.
 
Did Mike Lee really write an article about himself? I can't believe the Tribune allowed that either. They're supposed to be the respected news outlet in Utah.
Apparently they extended the opportunity to Evan McMullin as well, though the headline he wrote isn't nearly so pathetic or presumably so false.

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"Do you want ice cream, Jordan?"

"What do you mean "do"?"
"What do you mean "you"?"
"What do you mean "want"?"
"What do you mean "ice"?"

etc.

What a maroon.
In order to determine what Jordan Peterson wants, we must first agree on what Jordan Peterson is.
 
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What do any of those things mean?

This is something Bill Clinton was known for circa late 1990s: It depends on what the meaning of the word "is" is.
 
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