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3 years ago

The revolt of Brazilian chocolates

The revolt of Brazilian chocolates

The politically correct is the new opium of the peoples! A superficial creed, a drugged fashion, a blunt but offensive weapon.
The latest damage was done to the journalist Donata Meirelles who, to celebrate her beautiful fifty years, dusted off the theme of slavery in Brazil for the party in Salvador de Bahia and for this reason she became the target of hypocritical and deadly anti-aircraft. In reality the idea was nice, constructive and able to generate social progress because it is only talking about things that eventually improve things. For the next birthday, repeat the idea.

S
3 years ago

I used to love, actually get twitchy excited to re...

I used to love, actually get twitchy excited to receive my issue of Vanity Fair. Regrettably Graydon Carter's relentless, petulant, ongoing rant against President Donald Trump, has forever ruined my love of the magazine. Now I'm just as twitchy for my subscription to end - never to be renewed again. I didn't buy a subscription to hear his bloated opinions, I bought the subscription to read great writers and see stunning photography. I miss Dominic Dunne, I miss unbiased articles. I won't miss the dated, shot from a football field away, photo of G Carter. Can't wait for the last issue to arrive in August.

L
4 years ago

Apalling the way they treat their customers. Have ...

Apalling the way they treat their customers. Have cancelled my subscription to New Yorker two months ago yet have been charged a full year subscription fee yesterday through paypal - it was not clear in any way the payment was set up and due. No answer to my emails. Horrible company!

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