Diet of poor farmer's child in the middle ages who is zapped to the future and discovers coke zero as the water alternative They/Them Vegan (btw)
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Just found an Instagram account of a weiner dog in a cargo bike riding across Copenhagen, this is hitting me like Crack cocaine
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Here's how Ohio State can still make the playoffs
The CFP and ESPN have agreed on a five-year, nearly $1.7 billion deal that will expand the field to 24 teams in 2027 with ESPN as its continued broadcast partner, sources told ESPN, a seismic move that also eliminates the lucrative Power 4 conference championship games.
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Cyclist Neil (They) (vegan) retweeted
I've thought about this a lot and I'm starting to realize that the entire political spectrum misread the sports stuff from 2018 onward. Most Americans haven't gone insane about trans people. They've gone insane about youth sports.
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Living in Florida is like being a kid in an orphanage and watching everyone else get adopted by a new loving family
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being a floridian on the internet rn is like being in a cuck chair seeing your crush makeout with someone at a party
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This is a great example of 2 things: 1. How politicians package things have massive influence. 2. Not understanding 2nd order effects are often as meaningful or more meaningful than 1st order effects.
This law benefits me. I voted against it. It is a power play wrapped as a tax break. Homestead taxes go to local governments, not the state. This law moves money from local budgets to state control. It starves local municipalities of funding, which will force them to bend to the state’s demands to get their share of budget allocated. Police, firefighters, and EMTs are all funded by local taxes and will have lower budgets unless local govs do something to negate the loss. So to offset, counties and municipalities will have to institute local sales taxes to ensure they have the funding necessary to meet their budgets and provide critical services and infrastructure. This law gives the biggest tax breaks to those who own the largest homes and will force the average Floridian to pay higher taxes on everything they buy.
Voting matters. Know what you’re voting for.
