The replies to this are so incredibly sad. What else are you going to do that's so important with $35 a YEAR than feed a hungry kid some lunch? Yes it may be their parent's fault (debatable!!) but not the kid's. Why can't (some? Most?) Americans stand the idea of helping someone?
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I’m seeing a lot of posts saying people will die because Roe has been overturned. That is definitely true. But perhaps not for the reasons you think.
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I know a ton of people are rushing to say things right now but if you have absolutely not a single thing to say about this because it's mind-numbingly gutting and awful that's okay.
This is SO something I would have done.
We had a picture to complete by linking little dots in order, 1-2-3-4-5, and I linked the 1 on the tree to the 2 on the fence to the 3 on the door etc. I knew what they wanted but I also knew I wasn't wrong 🤣 4-yo Dai was a mood
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People keep listing Robert Pattinson's acting credentials to show he’s more than Twilight, but what I wanna know is when did we as a society decide playing a vampire was silly and playing Batman was prestige
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"This is not Iraq or Syria, this is a civilized and European country," as @CBSNews reports, parallels what was said about the floods in Germany. Bad things aren't supposed to happen to the socalled civilized first world. The coloniality of these discourses is clear.
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