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YesMovement 2 points ago +2 / -0

TBF Timeless Toni Storm elevated him, she's just that brilliant.

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YesMovement 5 points ago +5 / -0

This looks...kinda good?!?!?

Kent's hair is that Gen Z or Alpha or whatever thing that every young man seems to have these days but I was shockingly surprised at how good this was.

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YesMovement 7 points ago +7 / -0

FUN FACT: Granny Lorenz is literally her mentor.

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YesMovement 16 points ago +16 / -0

FACT CHECK: Are there 300 active “far-right” hate groups in Canada? https://tnc.news/2020/11/18/fact-check-are-there-300-active-far-right-hate-groups-in-canada/

As of 2019, Perry has been telling the media that figure is now 300. She has mentioned in previous interviews that her count includes multiple chapters of the same umbrella group.

True North reached out to Perry and asked her for the document, report or source that lists these 300 active far-right extremist groups. “This is a number that is coming up in the context of our current research. We have not published on it yet as we still have some ways to go,” Perry replied.

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YesMovement 3 points ago +3 / -0

Bro, she's a lot of people's mom.

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YesMovement 3 points ago +3 / -0

Imagine the personification of everything wrong with Canadian media and you have ol' Gilly bean. The article goes over some of her greatest hits like smearing a veteran of being a Nazi for appearing on a podcast. You can search the forum for more- she's a vax mandator, censor, etc.

She also doesn't want Alex Jones to be able to pay off his billion dollar debt https://x.com/atRachelGilmore/status/1860058517593554986

NEW: Shopify is powering Alex Jones' newest store. Not only that, but I realized the e-commerce giant recently changes its policies - which used to prohibit its merchants from hteful activites and hrassment. Not good!

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YesMovement 4 points ago +4 / -0

She's not a whore, she's a SLUT. It's literally written on her totebag https://x.com/atRachelGilmore/status/1702806143121199452

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YesMovement 3 points ago +4 / -1

Yes. Variety even wrote a whole hit piece on Walsh for doing so. Search the forum.

It has to screen for two weeks in New York and Los Angeles AND be submitted for review to be considered.

It was released nationwide, including NYC & LA.

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YesMovement 3 points ago +4 / -1

Any 5 of them?

Name any 5 documentaries you feel were better than AIR.

It's not even a documentary, it's a narrative journey.

That's what a documentary is. They tell a story, it's just not a fictional one. And this is an undercover look into DEI.

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YesMovement 1 point ago +3 / -2

I never said it was an eternal since the beginning time thing, seems to be something they did intentionally this year. Otherwise why would they miss nominating a Hillary Clinton abortion doc?

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YesMovement 7 points ago +7 / -0

Maybe this isn't that big of a deal

He's largely responsible for this gov't falling apart. Trudeau is trying to invoke a trade war with Trump so he can blame The Donald for the bad economy because running against the Conservative leader he's losing bigly and has a better chance running against Trump because you can't honestly blame the Cons for the country's shape since they've been out of power almost a decade now.

Justin will happily let Canada burn if he can be King of the Ashes, and non-Trudeau Liberals are waking up to that fact.

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YesMovement 2 points ago +2 / -0

Ok, what 5 documentaries released in this eligibility year did you think were better?

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YesMovement 5 points ago +7 / -2

Looks like they may have tried to avoid all political docs, even a pro-abortion doc "executive produced" by Hillary & Chelsea Clinton wasn't included per Deadline: https://archive.is/WNgwE

It may come as cold comfort to the Am I Racist? team, but films with an overt take on American politics were all spurned by the doc branch. Those include Zurawaski v Texas, the abortion access documentary executive produced by Hillary Clinton, Chelsea Clinton, Oscar winner Jennifer Lawrence and others. Similarly left out were Carville: Winning Is Everything, Stupid, Matt Tyrnauer’s film about Democratic political strategist James Carville, and the Michael Douglas-executive produced and narrated film America’s Burning – a hot take on political polarization and dysfunction.

Two films that document the rise of the Christian nationalist movement qualified for Oscar consideration but failed to make the shortlist cut: God & Country, directed by Dan Partland, and Bad Faith: Christian Nationalism’s Unholy War on Democracy, directed by Stephen Ujlaki and Christopher Jacob Jones.

Gonzo for Democracy, a film that follows “journalist Lauren Windsor on her quest across America to expose election deniers and impending threats to democracy ahead of the 2024 election” didn’t make the shortlist either.

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