smevchenko
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Sadly she has now passed away
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Sadly she has now passed away
I know, I felt sick reading it.I can’t bring myself to ‘like’ this story. Dreadful.
Sadly she has now passed away
Shit, didn't want to see that news.
Another man attacking a woman, disgusting.
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That is horrible, I was rooting for her during the Paris Marathon. RIP.
However, when I lived in Uganda, I used to run early in the morning, road sweepers (literally ladies brushing the roads) used to wear tabards with government backed statements on, the one that really stuck with me was "Rape is not your right". Unfortunately the view on women when I was there was that they are secondary and men could do what they wanted to them (hence having to display these messages). This is completely at odds with how religious they are, very strange.
However, when I lived in Uganda, I used to run early in the morning, road sweepers (literally ladies brushing the roads) used to wear tabards with government backed statements on, the one that really stuck with me was "Rape is not your right". Unfortunately the view on women when I was there was that they are secondary and men could do what they wanted to them (hence having to display these messages). This is completely at odds with how religious they are, very strange.
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Dina leading up to 80m there??
She looked strong, needs to work on that finish and she's a threat.Dina leading up to 80m there??
Her start puts the others under pressure, she just needs to carry that speed longer.
The sovereignty of the person and the sanctity of life are features of very few religions. Very western post enlightenment.That is horrible, I was rooting for her during the Paris Marathon. RIP.
However, when I lived in Uganda, I used to run early in the morning, road sweepers (literally ladies brushing the roads) used to wear tabards with government backed statements on, the one that really stuck with me was "Rape is not your right". Unfortunately the view on women when I was there was that they are secondary and men could do what they wanted to them (hence having to display these messages). This is completely at odds with how religious they are, very strange.
In US, Maga adherents believe in the sanctity of life, ie no abortion allowed, but have called for the return of the death penalty where it has been abolished. R….ight.