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Yesterday a guy ran his Lamborghini over poor workers. After hitting them, he arrogantly asked if someone had died. Do you know why he was so arrogant? Because he had faith in his money. Those workers are still fighting for their lives in hospital & Milords granted him bail..

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Фото профиля Rarely Tolerable.
Rarely Tolerable.1 год назад

Democratic members of congress harass a federal employee and ask if he was hired by Elon Musk if he is allowed to be there and accuses him of not being a qualified or an employee because he denies them entry into a building.

Фото профиля Shashank Misra
Shashank Misra1 год назад

Judicial system has become a mockery now a days which is equally proportionate to the amount of wealth you have and the biggest Irony is they are above the government and law themselves who are accountable to no one.

Фото профиля Warriors
Warriors1 год назад

The Porsche car accident in Pune, the road accident in Vadodara and then this. All these lead to one meaning that they can settle everything with money. The boy's way of talking and body language tells that he is not affected by anything, he knows that nothing will happen to him.

Фото профиля Monke Lord
Monke Lord1 год назад

The only solution to these drunk drivers is "faisla on the spot" Wahi khatam karo maamla. MiLords ko faltu ke essay na likhwane pade. MiLords ka time bhi bachega aur justice bhi hoga.

Фото профиля Dakshay Desai
Dakshay Desai1 год назад

Paisa बोलता है.. Pune मैं accident karke किसीकी maut to minor ko sirf 16 page का essay लिखाया माफ़ी के लिए 😑 Yaha b waisa ही होगा.. Salman जैसा हो तो और b next level कुछ नहीं होगा.. की पैसा बोलता है

Фото профиля In a first
In a first1 год назад

judiciary only favors rich people, not the poor. A rich person can cause an accident, kill someone, and still get bail the same day.

Фото профиля V Tyagi
V Tyagi1 год назад

They just need to prepare an essay.

Фото профиля SaralTrader_Pragati
SaralTrader_Pragati1 год назад

Horrific…!

Фото профиля NXN
NXN1 год назад

time to ban supercars of indian urban streets.We are not designed for this.

Фото профиля The Paradoxical Order
The Paradoxical Order1 год назад

He was Ram bhakt

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They called him a traitor to his class. Born into one of the wealthiest families in England. He turned against the system that made him rich. His wallpaper is probably in your house right now. His name was William Morris. Born 1834. He looked at what factories were doing to Britain. Cheap goods. Ugly homes. Exhausted workers. And he said: this is wrong. So he carved printing blocks from pear wood by hand. Mixed natural dyes from plants. Printed wallpaper one sheet at a time. Strawberry Thief. Willow. Acanthus. Still sold today. Over 160 years later. But there was a problem he couldn't solve. Handmade things cost more than factory things. The workers he made them for couldn't afford them. Only the rich could buy what he built for the poor. He knew it. It tortured him. So he went further. He chose to fight for working people. Gave over a thousand speeches in seven years. Published penny pamphlets so workers could afford his ideas. His own class called him a traitor. They considered making him poet laureate. Then decided he was too dangerous. In 1885 police charged a workers' rally in East London. Morris was in the crowd. They arrested him. He went straight back to the streets. He said something that still holds true: "Have nothing in your houses that you do not know to be useful, or believe to be beautiful." He died in 1896. His doctor had one explanation: he had done more work than most ten men. They carried his coffin on a cart with wildflowers. Unpolished oak. No gold. No marble. Just honest wood. You probably have one of his designs in your home right now. But they never told you who made it. Or that he was arrested for what he believed. His designs are in millions of homes. His story should be too: Be part of us. Be Proud Of Us 🇬🇧

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