downtown’s finest, ME NE FREGO, king do too much, plenipotentiarius, benzophile, loyal to the soil
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now that ass worship has become ubiquitous and mainstream, society is close to embracing true scat. Wow.
Psychology be like: the bitch got hotter on the rope bridge, ask people for cigs in their right ear, everyone you know is super stupid.
You can be in THE les, but you can only be ON the lower east side. if you from baruch(barooch(tsh)), or laguardia, then you might be “from les”, no THE, that’s fine too, but it’s not for laypeople.
this is profoundly evil. it’s sadistic, perverse, and dysfunctional. a vessel with actual grace and utility could’ve been fabricated by a child with a handful of earth and a crude kick wheel. imagine using this curse. this object is psychic rape, it wars with God. it is ruin.
see for those of us with actual New York accents, MOST of what you hear is actually us trying to conceal it. you’ll hear her forced rhoticity to compensate for the natural rounding (pahwt), notice how she stresses the r in “part”. this is a beautiful brooklyn accent.
Leah Remini of The King of Queens says she gave Scientology about $5 million over 30 years. When she left in 2013, the church declared her an enemy.
In the video below, Remini explains what climbing the church's levels costs. "You have to be wealthy to get to this."
She joined as a child, and as a sitcom star she rose to the upper levels. "I spent close to $2 million for services and training," she writes in her memoir.
She also "donated roughly $3 million to church causes," then began to doubt where the money went. The church called her book "revisionist history" and said "donations vary depending on each member's means."
Her new status, "suppressive person," meant every member had to cut her off. Her 2023 lawsuit against the church and its leader David Miscavige says she was "stalked, surveilled, harassed, threatened, intimidated."
The church says it has a free-speech right to call her a "bigot." Members, it says, simply won't "have anything to do with" anyone expelled.
In July 2026, an appeals court ruled that calling her an "unhinged religious bigot" is opinion. But her harassment case survived, and in December it goes back to court in Los Angeles.
Can a church charge believers millions to reach its top levels, or should faith have no price tag?