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    Here's a thought—it worked against South Africa, and people who were involved in the Struggle, did time on Robben Island and in Pollsmoor, etc. say the situation in Palestine is WORSE than Apartheid.

    My cousins. (No really, on one road trip with them all they listened to was Secret Samadhi.)

    This BETTER mean we get more Russ Hanneman, and by extension more of Russ Hanneman's taste in music. (If they don't bust out Linkin Park's "Crawling" for him soon, I'm going to be very angry.)

    Okay, Phil McCrevice.

    Stoney Case, Sage Rosenfels, Bubby Brister…yeah, checks out.

    It's hard for his voice actor to get fired, considering his voice actor is also the head writer/creator.

    …Now that you say that, he can do something about the Zuma/Gupta relationship and state capture!

    Who can't forget the Steve Garvey Fishing Invitational?

    SPOILER: it's all a metaphor for something in South Africa. My guess is he'll choose either the #RhodesMustFall/#FeesMustFall protests or the introduction of racial quotas in Springbok/Protea team selection as what to make his next film a metaphor for, as he's already done the Group Areas Act, apartheid itself, and…

    SV isn't a "prestige TV" show, one with a capital-M Message In The Age of Trump, or both, so it automatically is vulnerable to critical reviews on this site (unlike Westworld, Twin Peaks, The Handmaid's Tale or Dear White People, which are graded on a B+ to A scale). It's like some of the writers here read that Matt…

    From my experience driving through Indianapolis and picking up their rock stations, it's pretty much a rule that every hour must have at least two (2) Mellencamp songs.

    For some reason Hagar is big in St Louis as well: I think this is because KSHE radio (one of the pioneering rock stations in the nation) was a big booster of Montrose back in the '70s, and he regularly plays shows here and comments on how St Louis helped build his career.

    If you grew up in a Midwestern city (Detroit especially, but also Cleveland, Chicago and St Louis) Seger was and is huge. Elsewhere not so much.

    Due to time constraints, I couldn't listen to this week's Chapo with Libby Watson (a woman who couldn't speak in an American accent if she tried to, even saying the most American of phrases "BBQ food") going on a proper Duck Hunt.

    40 minutes of snowboarding videos set to Diplo does sound like a special hell.

    Well hello, Osama Bin Fuckin.

    Ah, Deray, the man who once said that the Black Panthers' free breakfast program was comparable to charter schools in how it empowered black people.