Crime and Punishment discussion group CC#2 **Invited members ONLY** - Page 56

Speaking of our recent discussions of roadside foods, I'm not sure I'd be brave enough to eat something so casually that dropped out of nowhere in a park🤣 Who knows where they came from, who made them, whats in them - seems foolhardy to just bite into them, no?

Originally posted by: bakwaspolice

like do you need more PINK objects to show that the HEROINE of this show is INFANTILE EMO WRECK

Originally posted by: bakwaspolice

oh i'm just admiring how great AAROHI looked today her eyes speak so much about her loneliness and pain what an enigma she is

She should really be explored.. Felt bad for her.. Even remembering her mother in that family comes as an after thought.. She's the one who's really alone and that fake baby doll akshu crying for her mumma.. I want to say some really really bad bad words for her

Originally posted by: Intoxicator

Speaking of our recent discussions of roadside foods, I'm not sure I'd be brave enough to eat something so casually that dropped out of nowhere in a park🤣 Who knows where they came from, who made them, whats in them - seems foolhardy to just bite into them, no?

i wouldn't put it past AKSHU to get into a white van with a STRANGER if they offered her a smiley kachori and a pink blankie

Guys -it's been super fun chatting today and hey I learnt about something new (Otherwarya)! I'll see y'all a lil bit tomorrow but hopefully we can chat more over the weekend. I literally have no plans for my Friday night so if y'all are vella your Sat mornings come on down!

🤗Till then, phir milenge, au revoir, hasta manana, khuda hafiz and gule gule🤗

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Originally posted by: Intoxicator

I think Ive seen one of his Netflix specials but to be honest I don't remember too much of his content. Will go back and see if I can find it again.

The two India show he did in the US pissed me off. He also does the same thing. Oh, look at me I am a rebel calling out the govt and getting death threats from the supporters. But he is also the same liberal who is a gatekeeper of privilege. And I don't understand how don't they see the problems they cause. He knows his audience but he will never call them out, but he wants all the praise for being the rebel. Obviously he is just a stand up comedian and I don't expect him to change the world but he acts like he is changing the world and that just pisses me of. That's why I like James Acaster. 😆

Can anyone tell me karthik boy tha ya girl?

https://youtu.be/FQOZavihfAk

https://youtu.be/ftlSgC8f-u8

https://youtube.com/shorts/_D5d5B1RgYo?feature=share

maybe I'm thinking of some different guy cos from what I remember it was pretty lightweight stuff.

You make me work out my puny brain the way Jijaji works out his dhole😆

More tomorrow after I get some sleep into me - laters, smart lady!

Originally posted by: Ekahriz

The two India show he did in the US pissed me off. He also does the same thing. Oh, look at me I I rebel calling out the govt and getting me death threats from the supporters. But he is also the same liberal who is a gatekeeper of privilege. And I don't understand how don't they see the problems theu cause. He knows his audience but he will never call them out, but he wants all the praise for being the rebel. Obviously he is just a stand up comedian and I don't expect him to change the world but he acts like he is changing the world and that just pisses me of. That's why I like James Acaster. 😆

Originally posted by: Intoxicator

Yeah agreed. For someone with my background, reading about how the other side experiences life in rural, dirt poor white industrial small towns really gave me a lot of insight into why some people think Trump and his type are their saviors, and why they distrust the urban education elite.

Eka - I think you would like it, give it a shot sometime

Except that the saviours belong to the same set of people they need the saving from, right? It's a clever trap for the poor sheep.

I just want to say this here.. hope we can discuss more on this.. I think guilt is a healthy emotion to have..

Originally posted by: Intoxicator

You're right there. The rats have always been there, hiding their racism, misogyny, anti-science stances in the woodwork. But as a diehard liberal 🤣 my thinking is we can never completely get rid of them so it's better the social pressures keep them where only one or two crawl out in the cover of darkness as opposed to large hoards of them rampaging out in broad daylight, biting and savaging everything without restraint. There's probably a better middle ground but I preferred it when they weren't out in plain view. (You can call me an ostrich for that🤣)

The thing that you're the most right about though is it really is a global phenomenon - the moral arc of the universe is getting very very tedha...

Throughout history the rats have been there.. So what you said is actually the ideal..what other middle - ground can there be??