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BREAKING: A national group of US students are compiling a Serbia-style list of politicians who have been complicit in covering up the Epstein Files, egregious stock trading, and ICE's violations of constitutional rights so Millennials and Gen Z can vote them all out in 2028.
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When I say "eat the rich," I don't mean the surgeon with 700K in his bank account who
had sleepless nights and worked hard for it.
I mean the billionaires who earn 10K a minute even while they're asleep.
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Sign this petition if you want a new speaker of the house.
change.org/p/house-democrats…
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Walter Koenig, the Russian Crewman Chekov on 'Star Trek,' Dies at 90 hollywoodreporter.com/tv/tv-…
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Replying to @TexasTranscort
Political scapegoats are usually fringe minorities. The reasons are twofold:
One, they're rare enough that you can say whatever you want about them with little pushback as most people don't know any.
And two, they're a small enough group that they can't meaningfully fight back.
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Replying to @semxjschaos @roxanaafs
this is a Disney REMAKE.
OG Narnia is the books by C.S. Lewis, then BBC had a TV series in 1988-90
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Replying to @Perfect_Sadie
when you use Google search, add -ai to your searches.
example: "wordle -ai"
It removes AI overview for that search.
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It's illegal, irregardless.
Specifically, 28 CFR § 26.4f explicitly states:
"No photographic or other visual or audio recording of the execution shall be permitted."
This is granted under the Federal Death Penalty Act (18 U.S.C. § 3596).
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I like how by being racist, this person accidentally implies that Chinese Adam & Eve would’ve beaten Satan
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Satanists, assemble!
First trailer for ‘THE MASTER AND MARGARITA’.
• Russian officials wanted to ban the film in 2024 amid the invasion of Ukraine and deemed its themes of censorship too dangerous.
• It still became the highest-grossing 18+ release in Russian history.
• Based on Mikhail Bulgakov’s acclaimed satirical novel, the film follows a writer in 1930s Moscow, who after being censored, writes a new novel in which the Devil appears to wreak havoc on those who have wronged him.
Releasing in the US on September 18.



























