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You have two choices: live in fear and ignorance in the shadows of the cave or venture into the sunlight and live in truth and freedom. Allegory of the Cave
Joined March 2024
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I have never been so excited over the delivery of a heavy duty vacuum before. I spent three years in denial, believing Shark or Dyson had it covered. I was wrong.
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Hey donnie, famous isn't the same as infamous. Just as liked isn't the same as unliked.
I am torn. I have quite a few Mel Gibson DVDs and some Sylvester Stallone before they became pedophile supporting assholes, and just an asshole. Gibson broke with Passions of the Christ so I tossed it. I cannot bring myself to tossing their early works, but can't support them.
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I'm old enough to remember when we were HORRIFIED when ISIS filmed the execution of an American. I'm not saying the Fort Hood killer shouldn't be executed, I'm saying it's GROTESQUE to livestream it.
I thought we were better than that.
We are not.
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Nobel Peace Prize goes to Navanethem Pillay for promoting peace, international law.
trump is gonna pissed...
LOL!
A woman. Of color, no less!
Time for an Obama moment...
The Obama Tan Suit | Season Finale of Life, Larry and the Pursuit of Unh... youtu.be/crNcV0k0aMQ?si=YXgl… via @YouTube
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🚨 #BREAKING: Iowa senator Chuck Grassley, 93, third in line to the presidency, has filed the necessary paperwork with the FEC to run for re-election in 2028. If re-elected, he would be 101 at the end of his ninth six-year Senate term. AGE LIMITS NOW!
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Canada has the longest coastline on Earth. We are an ocean nation.
That’s why we’re backing front-line conservation efforts with more than $1 billion to protect them.
Our oceans shaped the Canada we know today — and how we treat them will shape our future.

























