Medical and economic pain and suffering. Isolation fatigue, fear of what the future holds, lockdowns, a stubborn virus killing thousands everyday, and a nation more deeply divided than at any time since the Civil War. I've been one of the lucky one's, but admit I can't find a lot of good news this year.
Let us hope 2021 will be better 🙂
@cheesemaster saidLooks like you're doing a good enough job of it already, especially avoiding putting fault where it belongs.
So to be clear...
Do I start hating myself and whitey or what?
Seriously...I want to be a good liberal.
Guide me in the ways of self loathing and avoiding putting fault where it belongs...
I hate myself! 😔
-Removed-EU health, safety, labour and environmental laws...
Just saying.
The UK won an economic dip, a bureaucratic nightmare and less influence. That’s the take away from 2020.
Politics aside, 2020 was bloody brilliant!
One of those years people will be talking about in 20 years time. Nobody remembers 2007.
The post that was quoted here has been removedMhmmm... I think you’ll find many people in many countries laughing at the US president, reading his tweets and being worried about the state of US democracy.
Especially in Europe. Which we all know is the centre of the universe, best place to be, longest holidays, sexiest women and best endowed men.
Indeed. If it ain’t Europe it’s either trash or wants to be Europe.
Besides a few minor glitches (empires, 2 world wars and more genocides than Netanyahu governments), Europe can boast a proud tradition of looking down upon the rest of the planet’s peasantry.