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This rant is going to be somewhat unrelated but I searched her name and every single article without exception uses the woke phrase "died by suicide" rather than "committed suicide" like everyone on earth said until the NPC update that changed it. As if suicide fell out of the sky and hit her.
Still amazes me how in lockstep all media is. Another example is Kiev becoming Kyiv overnight.
This is intentional, pay close attention to what's going in Canada and the UK
Suicide is being desensitized, encouraged even
They talk about "catching suicide" like you caught a cold or depression
Instead of encouraging something positive, they will unironically encourage death (if White and heterosexual) so i'm not one bit surprised 😒
i am however, unfathomably pissed at the fact the media is doing damage control on the trannies who drove her to suicide
It's not "suicide" anymore in Canada.
It's "life ending affirmation". 😶 Part of MAID. (Medical Assistance In Death ie: murder by doctor)
I can't remember who but some sports commentator killed himself a few weeks ago and the phrasing was something like 'he lost his battle with depression." And then you have major media outlets using the term unalive. Our language has been destroyed by a bunch of faggots.
I agree, it’s the gayest way to say someone killed themselves.
chicken kievs (breaded chicken breast with a garlic butter in the middle) got turned into chicken kyivs overnight at supermarkets in the UK
the chicken kiev is called that because it was served at a fancy hotel in kiev between 1897 and 1941, foreign visitors/cookbook writers called them chicken cutlets kiev style because thats where they came across them on their travels. note that during this time kiev was firmly russian because it was long before russian spun the ukraine (the borderland) off into its own country in order to get another vote at the table.
before that it was a russian french inspired dish