We lose a lot of rights when we look the other way when it doesn't affect our lives or it isn't a cause we agree with.

So, they throw out that a senior family member was concerned about the baby's race, and then they confirmed it wasn't the queen or her husband but they won't say who it was because it would be too damaging to that person. Doesn't that leave like 3 people who it could have been? Might as well just say who it was at this point.

I saw a clip on the news where she said it was so bad she thought about killing herself. GTFO

I'm not going to say she's lying about that, but someone should have told her there isn't going to be much sympathy for her when she lives in a mansion and wears $5000 dresses while half the country is figuring out how they're going to pay next month's rent.

I'm not going to say she's lying about that, but someone should have told her there isn't going to be much sympathy for her when she lives in a mansion and wears $5000 dresses while half the country is figuring out how they're going to pay next month's rent.

No doubt, and she married into the royal family, which only has about 600 years of history to show you that it may be a life with annoyances that most don't have.

No doubt, and she married into the royal family, which only has about 600 years of history to show you that it may be a life with annoyances that most don't have.

The Oprah chat came wrapped in blather about Meghan telling ‘her truth’. In reality this was a coronation of two leading members of the neo-aristocracy. Harry and Meghan have successfully positioned themselves as key figureheads of the new feudalism in which cultural power resides in the hands of small numbers of very wealthy people around Silicon Valley and Hollywood, and in which the little people’s role is to receive moral instruction from the likes of Facebook, Netflix, Oprah, Harry, Meghan… That’s the great irony of Harry and Meghan juxtaposing themselves to the monarchy, and being witlessly cheered on by the left for doing so: these two behave in a far more old-world monarchical fashion than the queen does. Their punishment of the disobedient media; their conviction that they must instruct the rest of us on how to live, how to travel, how many kids to have; their eye-wateringly arrogant mission of ‘building compassion around the world’ – they make the actual British monarchy, politically neutered by centuries of political progress, seem positively meek in comparison.

As stupid as I think fawning over British "royals" is, paying $2.5M for @Jack's original tweet is equally as dumb. If these kinds of things don't lead you to believe our society hasn't had a very real sickness since the eighties, I wonder what will.

I don't understand that. What do you get when you pay for the tweet? How does it work? Is it like an NFT?

The guy on CNBC called it that and then admitted that he really didn't know. It was odd hearing one of the bastards from that network make that kind of admission.

Tthe highest bidder is also a bitcoin guy.

Maybe we can create an NFT out of Seacrest's first post. How much do you think we can get?

Many that is true, but an incomplete statement.

Trae Young will be a bust. Book It!

For instance they were never taught that Columbus was a slave owner.

5 hail Mary's and 10 our fathers.

5 hail Mary's and 10 our fathers.

I know the answer even as I ask the question but was Oprah a tough interviewer? Did she challenge answers or ask follow ups?

For instance they were never taught that Columbus was a slave owner.

So their daughter will be born in the US and thus an American citizen who can apply for dual citizenship. I will be dead by the time it happens, but I expect that there will be JFK Jr. type Camelot overtones about the daughter ascending to the top of the woke public office hierarchy.

It's more fun to be a victim

There will never be an effective vaccine. I'll never get one anyway.

the daughter will not get too far in our politics. it's pretty obvious she would be a spy for the queen.

If the queen lives to be 115, she can have a spy.

Yeah. If there is one thing Britain has been known for over the last 200 years, its sending spies to the US.