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Video of Drake kissing an Underaged girl, feeling her breasts, learning she’s underaged, then Kissing her again revealed | That's Tea

A video of Drake kissing an underaged girl is currently going viral. Drake has been in the media multiple times for his behavior with young

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Video of Drake kissing an Underaged girl, feeling her breasts, learning she’s underaged, then Kissing her again revealed

Fucking get him tried and prosecuted and away from the fucking public. Y'all bitches who were defending can die off too. I better not ever see his shitface in my dash in a good light ever again.

us when Millie Bobby Brown talked about Drake’s level of interest in her life and the “advice about boys” and “things that stay in the texts”: hey Drake is a pedophile that’s not normal adult/mentor behavior around children.

some of y’all: god you’re so sensitive shut the fuck up he’s a good musician he’s just nurturing young talent

Drake:

We fucking TOLD you all!!! We told you!!!

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Fun fact: anytime you hear a story that boils down to “and then some ABSOLUTE FOOL sued this totally innocent megacorporation for assloads of money AND WON! Can you believe it? Ridiculous. Some people, right?” 99 times out of 100, the corporation super fucked up, the plaintiff 100% deserved that money,.and you’ve just been fed corporate propaganda.

“Hot Coffee Lady” had to get skin grafts and was at least the 11th customer to be hospitalized. The coffee served to her was in violation of a court order requiring McDonald’s to sell their coffee at a safe temperature.

The “warning: contents hot” label is a passive-aggressive move by McDonalds because they implemented it at the same time that they finally complied with legal requirements to serve safe beverages.

Every time you see “warning contents hot” and roll your eyes because of course it’s hot, you’re assuming that you and McDonald’s agree on the definition of “hot.”

What’s more, you assume you’ve always agreed, which is the baseline for assuming that the lady who sued had unrealistic expectations.

Yeah. I don’t remember the corporate policy for McDonalds coffee temperature at the time, but i do remember that it was *near boiling.*

Your Starbucks? Not near boiling. Not likely to make you need massive reconstructive surgery on your hoo hah if you spill it in your lap.

I make my coffee with boiling water too, so who exactly am I supposed to sue when I spill it on myself at home?

The coffee served to her was 190F. A temperature which can produce third degree burns in less than 3 seconds.

Documents obtained from McDonald’s showed that from 1982 to 1992 the company had received more than 700 reports of people burned by McDonald’s coffee to varying degrees of severity, and had settled claims arising from scalding injuries for more than $500,000.

They knew that this practice was dangerous. They had hurt HUNDREDS OF PEOPLE already. Then, this woman had to go to the hospital for SKIN GRAFTS on her fucking GENITALS and all she wanted was for McDonalds to pay her god damn hospital bills.

why do you americans expect everyone to know how much 190F is?

And this doesn’t answer my question at all.

If you do something dangerous and you get hurt, then you have responsibility for that.

If a super mega-corporation has hurt hundreds of people through repeated negligence and seriously injures you, then THEY have responsibility for that.

“Why is it MURDER if someone stabs me but not murder if I stab myself?”

u ever been so riled up u forgot how to google

working at starbucks i once spilled black coffee on my hand trying to put a lid on it. i screamed ‘fuck’ turned and put my hand under cold water right away. like mid customer. that shit was still so hot that my vision went black all of a sudden, from the shock of it all (i guess that’s what happened anyway, i got sent in the back with oj and chocolate and kindly asked not to yell fuck in the store again, i never went to doctor or anything), even if it didn’t leave a mark after an hour or so. i can’t imagine how hot that coffee was for that poor woman.

I got a Second degree burn once as a teenager working in a movie theater. We were having a rush, and the popcorn was about to burn, and in my haste to save the popcorn, I slammed my forearm against the side of the popper kettle- filled with boiling oil. None got on me, and it was just for a moment, but it was, ya know, very hot.

I must have had some adrenaline going because didn’t realize how badly I had hurt myself until a minute or so later when all of a sudden I went very woozy. I just thought I had banged my arm right up until my body started going into shock. Once the people around me realized what had happened , I was spirited off the the managers office. Water, gaze, ice, everything. (I think they were scared I would sue) I couldnt drive home, I couldnt think straight. My mom had to come get me.

It took weeks and weeks to heal. Easily the worst injury I’ve ever had so far in my life. I still have a scar on my arm from that.

Her burns were worse. So so much worse, and I can’t imagine it.

When other countries laugh at how often Americans sue businesses, what they don’t understand is that the laws and regulations protecting us from careless, evil and dangerous business practices are MUCH WEAKER than theirs, and even in cases where they’re basically the same, our corporations are just plain greedier and more heartless. Americans end up having to sue corporations more often because American corporations leave people with permanent injuries, sickness or death more often.

A british restaurant is gonna be like “oh my gosh, we’re so sorry our milk went a little sour, we’re so ashamed.” An American restaurant is gonna be like “oh you’re shitting blood? What do you expect when you eat here, dumbass. Feel free to beg us for 1/1000th our CEO’s holiday bonus if you can even afford a lawyer lol”

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reblog this post for your pets to actually use the things you buy them

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They probably didn’t even look at crowdfunding considering it’s talking about organizations.

Hey uhhhhh…. this just isn’t true. Millennial actually OUTGIVE their previous two generations percentage wise, they just give differently than the last two gens. We spread out our money instead of doing multiple big donations throughout the year. For one of my masters classes I did my final paper on millennial giving and here is my fav source that breaks it down: “In 2014, 84 percent of millennial employees gave to charity and 70 percent of them donated more than an hour to a charitable cause, according to the Case Foundation’s Millennial Impact Report: 2015 (download required). Sure, boomers and Gen Xers are giving more in terms of dollars ($732 and $1,212 per year, respectively), but at an average of $481 given each year, millennials are quickly gaining influence over the philanthropic space (source: The Next Generation of American Giving, 2018). Considering that millennials earn less than their counterparts did and are often riddled with student debt, years away from owning a car or a home, these numbers are significant. If people become more generous over their lives and are more likely to give if their parents give, millennials will become the most generous generation in history. One can easily imagine this reaching 95 or even 100 percent by the time they reach midlife. As millennials double as a working population, their share of charitable donations is likely to reflect that growth. Organizations should be doubling down on their efforts to connect with and reach millennials.” (Forbes, “How Millennials Are Changing Philanthropy, Justin Wheeler)

In conclusion: If nonprofits are hurting it is because they refuse to engage with millennials and their communities, not because millennials “aren’t giving”.

Sincerely,

An MSW student in Nonprofit Management

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guys that is quite literally my mother (the post being about my brother- my sister holding him in the picture) 
Here’s our gofundme

https://www.gofundme.com/2adj198

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woman: I hate how women and young girls are punished financially and socially for not wearing makeup

some fucking loser with no critical thinking skills: wow check your contour and fucked up brows, ugly

Women aren’t ‘punished’. They chose to wear makeup. They themselves created the culture of makeup by choosing to use it. It’s your fault

Meet George, Jean Paul, Alan, Lorenzo, Fabrizio, and John. They are the CEOs of L'Oreal, Revlon, Estée Lauder, OPI Nail Polish, and MAC Cosmetics. Remember their faces. These men essentially run the $50 billion beauty industry.

1. Coty has no women its board or executive team. Some of Coty’s most well-known beauty brands are Rimmel, Sally Hansen, O.P.I., and Philosophy.

2. Compagnie Financière Richemont has no women on its executive team and 6% female board representation. The company owns the luxury brands Cartier, Montblanc, and Van Cleef and Arpels.

2. L Brands has no women on its executive team and 17% female board representation. L Brands owns Victoria’s Secret and Bath and Body Works.

Beauty and Misogyny: Harmful Cultural Practices in the West

Women Who Wear Makeup Absorb 5 Pounds of Toxic Chemicals Per Year

google is your friend

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*girl is born* time to start preparing her for marriage

*boy turns 30* i know you are still a child but just pretend to get your life enough bit together so that other parents can give you their daughter she can take it from there you can go back being a baby nbd

This post has over 3000 notes and not a single guy added his shitty comment ??

Probably waiting for his wife to type it for him….

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See also: Japanese-American intermnent camps during WWII.
100,000+ American citizens stripped of any and all rights they had, thrown in prison without trial, all because of who their ancestors were.

Or the crack epidemic being caused by the CIA, and then the subsequent murder of Gary Webb who exposed it.

mentioned above:

• cia crack epidemic
• gary webb “suicide” (suspicious anyway, but gov. prevented him from getting a job after controversial report)
• japanese american internment camps (also suggest reading the book Farewell to Manzanar)
• MK-Ultra (TL;DR: gov. believed mind control existed for some fucking reason and tortured human subjects w/ extremely dangerous drugs (i.e. LSD) to ‘combat’ it)
• MK-Naomi
• tuskegee experiment
• operation mockingbird
• poisoning foster kids
• operation northwoods (wikipedia)

see also:

• kent state shooting
  
• manhattan project: injection of plutonium into civilians
• manhattan project: dump sites (not sure if ment. above in poisoning MO)
  
• manhattan project: hiroshima/nagasaki (suggest book Phoenix Rising)
• flint, michigan
• poisoning industrial alcohol supply (during prohibition, punished “lawbreakers”, as if that’s a crime that warrants execution. 1927 archive page, requires subscription // snopes, if you trust that)
• operation paperclip (nazi recruitment, suggest reading cited book)
• Trails of Tears (haha and we’re STILL stealing reservation land! related, modern)
• MODERN: ICE immigrant cruelty, entrapment
• MODERN: HIV/AIDS epidemic
• MODERN: human rights disaster of hurricane katrina
• MODERN: dakota access pipeline spills (and other pipeline spills) (remember #NoDAPL?)
• i dont even have sources for this bc theres just so much fucking involved in it, but start here i guess for the syrian oil warfare
• theres like so much more so feel free to add

idk if this is exactly related but another fucked up thing the US government did is that they granted immunity to nazis who conducted fatal human experiments so they could use the data obtained from them. Just look up Unit 731 on Wikipedia and you’ll be able to read about it (some of the experiments in the “Activities” tab are extremely graphic. just a warning.)

Also don’t forget that they looked to undermine and infiltrate civil rights movements. The FBI sent death threats and suicide baiting letters to MLK and they wire tapped him as well. FBI also sent agents into the Black Panthers and also Marcus Garvey’s organization to break up the group and sew discord.

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