Putting everything aside, hatred of Trump, etc., this statement just bothers me to the core:

“I promised the American people I would produce results, and apply my ‘ahead of schedule, under budget’ mentality to the government.”

So...your blaming a chain of department stores?

Latest news: 4 dead, at least 20 injured.

the people with “life changing” injuries. They are the ones we should hear about, but we usually don’t. the dead are dead, and therefore easily quantifiable. But the ones that are living- they suffer, and have a terrible time ahead of them.

Probably because they/he/she was headed to the Parliament.

Apparently some of the people hurt on the bridge were French high school kids :(

When people rage post like that to solicit online sympathy/internet pile-on it strikes me that possibly there’s an issue with the customer and not the restaurant. As an ex-server, I will always take the server’s side until provided proof otherwise. Yes, there are bad wait staff and management out there for sure, but…

This is what I don’t get. Why not actually explain what happened? Are we all supposed to just take her word for it that this is the worst restaurant ever without any details? I used to wait tables, in situations like this I almost always side with the restaurant anyway, but if she’s not even going to take the time to…

She sounds like a difficult and terrible customer.

I have a relative who will send something back to the kitchen every single time she goes out. It is not at all a reflection of the restaurant. It just makes her feel superior.

There’s a server underground where stories of bad tipping celebrities are exchanged. For real.

Here on in, what percentage of her meals will have spit in them?

But there are no details aside from needing to return food 5 times. Was the food too cold? Too hot? Meat, when it should be vegetarian? Hair in the soup? Were there cockroaches? Too much sun shining through the window and blinding her? Why is the manager terrible? Did he punch her? Was the bathroom dirty? Did the…

No lie, that sounds like Donald Trump tweeting from Deeley’s account.

What you’ve described is a policy called “marry out, get out” (or “marry out, stay out” as well). It is well known within native communities. It is basically the practice of expelling natives who marry outside the tribe/outside the race from reservation housing, benefits, tribal ceremonies, etc.

I’m glad Megan Markle addressed the particular racism that is directed towards mixed people, because I think it often gets hidden - partially because it deals in the uncomfortable subject of racism/prejudice among POC themselves, and that’s something that’s hard to address. I grew up with the idea that I was simply…

Present...but for most of that history at very most 1% of the population. And a lot of the roles written for that would either be them spending the entire show with people being amazed by the sight of a black person or being racially abused which is exactly what Newton said she didn’t want to do.

But the audience doesn’t even know they’re British until 2 years after they have already filmed the movie.

While she’s obviously correct - period dramas inevitably often exclude racially, because (in the UK) they’re almost always about a white version of history starring white people (by their nature), I’m not really sure what a solution to that would be? Stop making period dramas?