Independent video creator Matt Orfalea just found out YouTube has demonetized his entire channel over a 13-second parody video from May 2014, saying it violates the “violent criminal organizations” policy. The video titled “Starbucks makes you evil | Elliot Rodger” features a clip of the deceased UC Santa Barbara killer Elliot Rodger drinking a Starbucks vanilla latte and saying: “Hey, Elliot Rodger here, enjoying a nice vanilla latte.” It ends with a graphic that says "Starbucks: Insanely overpriced beverages for psychopaths." In a tweet, Orfalea explained, "I’m obviously making fun of materialism, corporations, and narcissists. NOT organizing a violent criminal organization!!!!!!"
The 4H rabbit tattoo clinic is the cutest tattoo parlor I’ve ever seen! I have no tattoos but we came so close to getting a rabbit with one because it’s ridiculously adorable to watch the bunnies all snugged up in their swaddle. They get tattooed to record ownership, health and bloodlines. Most of these rabbits will go to the county fair to show with their kiddos so it’s important to know who’s who - especially when they’re so apt to jump off!
Lily wins the prize for best bed head today. In truth, she didn’t wake up like this, she was outside playing and caught a lizard. Somehow it ended up in her hair. We call this a Florida mullet.
Our neighbor made the kids a bird feeder. It’s manatee-art since we live in the “world capitol of the manatee”. Instead of hanging it for wild birds, we decided to use it for our favorite birds. A tad unconventional but great entertainment. Don’t overlook the glass of water Lily put out for the hens so they wouldn’t have to leave the table to go drink out of a bucket, which is clearly uncivilized.
Regime media hides more truth.
‘60 Minutes’ Pulled a Segment. A Correspondent Calls It ‘Political.’ - The New York Times
https://archive.ph/FGAeU
I'm not mad about it.
Canada's $1 Billion Question: Do Property Rights Still Exist in British Columbia?
https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/realestate/canada-s-1-billion-question-do-property-rights-still-exist-in-british-columbia/ar-AA1SLzBM
