@buddylight.bsky.social

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@buddylight.bsky.social

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@BonkSlashmaker

Katılım Ocak 2016
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@buddylight.bsky.social@BonkSlashmaker·
@lost_histories It's so strange that you're wasting some amount of your finite time on this planet of Earth to worry about how fuckable you find an athlete.
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GameStop Fraud Department
GameStop Fraud Department@lost_histories·
Now that the dust has settled can we finally admit she wasn't particularly attractive
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@TiffanyFong You don't think they were trying in those movies? My sister in Christ. They were purposefully done to feature PoCs
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Mojo
Mojo@mojorisn75·
@SkllKnghtGonWld No it doesn’t. If you went to a public school you’d realize this, or if you looked at the data. More money spent on a school’s budget actually correlates negatively with performance. Black kids aren’t going to class because it’s not “challenging” enough, they just don’t care.
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John Carter
John Carter@martianwyrdlord·
Historians used to say the same thing about the Iliad. Anyhow, here's Troy.
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John Kennedy
John Kennedy@SenJohnKennedy·
You don't have to be a senior at Cal Tech to figure out why inflation rose to 9% under President Biden. He spent billions of dollars and threw money around like it was confetti. This gutted the middle class like a fish.
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@buddylight.bsky.social@BonkSlashmaker·
@MariGO2thepolls Yes the guy who said people who's houses are flooded by rising sea levels will just sell their houses and move is definitelt reasonable.
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Andy
Andy@PositivFuturist·
The best way to defeat liberals in argument is to argue from the left of them. $15 minimum wage, why not $100? Asylum? why not open borders? They have no principles they can call on to limit their own arguments.
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Scott Mason
Scott Mason@hypnoksa·
If you don’t understand why the Electoral College exists, you are the reason the Electoral College exists.
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MatrixMysteries
MatrixMysteries@MatrixMysteries·
The Monterey Bay Aquarium charges $295 for a family membership or $125 for a single adult. With an EBT card, entry is free — and up to four guests get in free every visit. There is a ZERO incentive for these people to ever get off Food Stamps.
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JH + RS + Alt = NO SACKS
JH + RS + Alt = NO SACKS@HeathCliff170·
@MatrixMysteries Straight off their website. As someone who has been to the aquarium numerous times and seen the price go from $20 to $40 to now $65, this pisses me the fuck off. I go to the aquarium and spend $65 so that ebt Maria and her bastard children can have unlimited free access.
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Thrilla the Gorilla
Thrilla the Gorilla@ThrillaRilla369·
Should retired people be fully exempt from tax after a lifetime of work? Yes or No?
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Scott Mason
Scott Mason@hypnoksa·
Damn, you slept through civics, didn’t you? Your stolen repost is pure historical revisionism mixed with bad-faith presentism. The Electoral College wasn’t “designed to protect slave states” as its primary purpose. It was a federalist compromise in a knife-fight convention balancing big vs. small states, popular input vs. elite filtering, and preventing mob rule in a sprawling republic with shitty 18th-century communication. Slavery tainted apportionment via the 3/5 Compromise, but painting the whole EC as a white supremacy machine is cherry-picked cope that ignores the full context. The actual history (not your idiotic meme version): 3/5 Compromise first: Slave states wanted slaves counted fully (5/5) for House seats/EVs to boost their power without giving them rights. Northerners pushed 0/5. They settled on 3/5 as ugly middle ground. This inflated Southern clout in both House and EC (since EVs = House + 2 Senators). Yes, it gave extra juice to slaveholders early on—Jefferson’s 1800 win is the classic example. But Northern states mostly voted for the EC proposal, while many Southern ones opposed it. Virginia (big slave state) still had more free people than several Northern states anyway. The EC’s bigger drivers: avoiding direct popular election (feared demagogues + logistics), preventing congressional cabal, and small-state equality via Senate bonus. Madison and Hamilton weren’t scheming for eternal slavery; they were engineering a durable union. It backfired on slave power long-term: The EC helped elect Abraham Lincoln in 1860 with under 40% popular vote. Southern states saw the writing on the wall—more anti-slavery Northern presidents incoming—and seceded. So much for “protecting” them forever.
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@buddylight.bsky.social
@buddylight.bsky.social@BonkSlashmaker·
@hypnoksa @AbramsonFL @lilbrudder2 Meanwhile it's Florida, Ohio, and Georgia that decided elections in the last handful of seasons. You don't want to protect from a few states "controlling" the nation. You want to be selective about which states do.
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Scott Mason
Scott Mason@hypnoksa·
“Land doesn’t vote, people do” — yeah, we’ve all heard this limp slogan. It’s the battle cry of people who want California, New York, and a handful of urban zip codes to run the entire country like it’s their personal fiefdom. Cute. But it misses the entire point of the American system. People do vote, through their states. This is a federal republic, not a unitary democracy. The Founders deliberately made states sovereign players (see Federalist Papers, Madison on divided sovereignty). The president isn’t just king of the population blob; he has to win a coalition across regions, economies, and cultures. That’s why EC electors = senators (state equality) + House reps (population). Land doesn’t vote, but diverse state interests do, the farms, energy, manufacturing, tech, rural, urban. Pure popular vote? Flyover country becomes irrelevant. Think!
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Dr Freya
Dr Freya@Imfreya18·
@bgcts Wait… Moses was literally staring at the same granite pillar that’s now chilling in front of a Catholic basilica in Rome? History is wilder than any movie. This obelisk has seen Pharaohs, Exodus, and Popes. Respect.
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Daniel Karbowitz
Daniel Karbowitz@Dkarbowitz·
@bgcts If Moses ever saw a Catholic Church @pontifex Let alone what was inside of one. He would smash every disgusting hideous idol of a deified human being he found. Everything inside of and spoken in a Catholic Church @pontifex DIRECTLY opposes the Torah of Moses
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