Humanity hasn't lost its moral compass.
Humans increasingly point that compass towards people they dislike, while conveniently turning it off when judging people they support.
Gambians, humans in general, are practioners of selective morality.
People judge leaders less by the harm they cause with their words and more by how uncomfortable their behaviour makes them feel.
It is what it is.
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Gambians, humans in general, are practioners of selective morality.
People judge leaders less by the harm they cause with their words and more by how uncomfortable their behaviour makes them feel.
It is what it is.
Those days, it was conversational.
These days, it's transactional.
Snoop Dogg explained in 80 seconds why men stopped approaching women.
Do men not shoot their shot anymore because social media turned dating into a simulation?
Snoop says yes, and his reason is better than the usual “phones ruined everything” take.
In his era, getting with someone took real effort. You had to look at her, talk to her, get her to like you, and know her parents and how she moved. You had to get involved before you could get involved.
Now it’s a couple of pictures and a couple of lines, and people expect something real from a few typed words.
The part I found most interesting is his point about texting. A text gives you what he’s typing, not what he’s saying. “You look good today” can read as sweet or creepy depending on the mood of the person reading it. Text has no tone, face or feeling to go with it.
Approaching someone in person is hard on purpose. It makes you learn to read people, handle a no, and become someone worth talking to. When you skip that, you also skip what it would have taught you.
What he calls the cheat code ended up costing men the skill.
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🚨JUST IN: Manchester United owner, Avram Glazer, says the club DON’T NEED SPORTING SUCCESS in order to be commercially powerful.
United’s FINANCIAL DEBT is £689m as of June 2026 (a £52m increase from 2025).
This amount is owed to banks PRIMARILY because of the Glazers’ leveraged takeover in 2005.
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