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hristos

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  1. Dexerto: "Lady Gaga does well with the little she's given." IndieWire: "Such a criminal waste of Lady Gaga that we should demand a public hearing." The Hollywood Reporter: "Gaga is a compelling live-wire presence, splitting the difference between affinity and obsession." Vanity Fair: "But she is woefully underused." The Guardian: "Lady Gaga brings a sly and manipulative malice to her role." I'm choosing to ignore The Times
  2. people also google songs and click the youtube result, babe. google trends are kind of misleading and are not a poll.
  3. funny how google search tells a different story from your carefully chosen youtube search graph. almost as if search wording on one platform isn't a referendum on who people think the song "belongs" to. But sure, "people AGREE."
  4. Ray of light Madonna Music Bedtime stories Erotica American life Confessions ii Hard candy Like a prayer Confessions on the dancefloor Madame x Rebel heart True blue Like a virgin Mdna
  5. Ok, one country is a poor test, which is why the studies are cross-national. But the evidence doesn't show that moderation reliably defuses the far right. And that's very different from claiming leftists are handing voters to it. Also, if Denmark only counts as evidence when it supports moderation and gets discounted when it doesn't, there's no result that could ever falsify the claim. "Unchecked migration across the continent" is also doing a lot of work here... You accept Europe has hardened asylum rules and EU irregular crossings fell 26% in 2025 to the lowest level since 2021. Whatever is happening, that hardly fits the description of unchecked migration. I also didn't say every group becomes liberal in a straight line or within one generation. Even where reactive religiosity exists, religiosity and social attitudes aren't the same thing. Someone can be more devout than their parents and still be more accepting of gay people. My point was simply that these attitudes aren't fixed. The alternative is better management, not just lower numbers: faster decisions, quicker access to work, housing that doesn't isolate people, and actually providing the basic support people are legally owed. Asylum seekers can be kept out of the labor market for their first six months. In Greece, asylum seekers haven't received their cash assistance since May 2025. Those aren't leftist indulgences but the conditions that determine whether integration works and whether it works now or in three generations.
  6. I agree the far right is rising, and calling every concern about immigration bigotry is obviously a losing strategy. But copying them isn't the answer either. Research suggests that restrictive centrist policies can legitimize the far right and make immigration an even bigger political issue, while voters still prefer the original. https://cambridge.org/core/product/5C3476FCD26B188C7399ADD920D71770/core-reader https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/01402382.2019.1674055 In Denmark for example, after years of hardline Social Democrat asylum policy, they still had their worst result since 1903 while the Danish People's Party tripled their vote share and went from 5 seats to 16. At best, shifting right moved voters around. It didn't neutralize the far right. https://www.noemamag.com/inside-denmarks-hardline-immigration-experiment/ https://www.euronews.com/my-europe/2026/03/24/denmark-votes-in-snap-election-as-mette-frederiksen-seeks-third-term And Europe has not been following some "unlimited immigration" leftist policy. The EU Pact expands detention and removals, while countries like Greece and Italy have hardened asylum rules. No major European party advocates unlimited immigration. Also, these attitudes aren't set in stone. Migrants often become more accepting of homosexuality over time and move closer to the views of the wider population, especially when they're actually integrated instead of being economically and socially shut out. https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/1369183X.2016.1246178
  7. the 69% stat is from a study of trafficking/abuse survivors recruited through Swedish exploitation support services and for most of them is started when they were kids, 77% first filmed as minors. that's not OF creators... and your first link blames stigma + violence, not the work itself!
  8. Yahoo Entertainment'SNL' Seemingly Rips Off A Joke From Viral Social Media PostThe "Saturday Night Live" sketch included a fake excerpt from Britney Spears' memoir. Sadly it's fake
  9. The pew probability sample shows 3% which could be an undercount, but still way below 10%. But I agree with your general sentiment.
  10. Pink Floyd were ended 20 years ago by the superior wywh.
  11. https://www.pewresearch.org/short-reads/2024/03/05/online-opt-in-polls-can-produce-misleading-results-especially-for-young-people-and-hispanic-adults/ the poll itself includes a warning, literally in that screenshot, that opt in panels massively overstate extreme views.
  12. Greek, so… depends who you ask
  13. everybody borderline frozen like a virgin vogue music impressive instance like a virgin la isla bonita what it feels like for a girl
  14. The fact that on a gaming forum I occasionally read the vast majority of the posts are positive, but on atrl of all places people have a problem with a movie being a "musical"! Sure.

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