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not to flirt or anything but i would stay up past my bedtime to talk to you

Buying tools for a single home improvement/repair job with no knowledge or consideration of whether I'll ever have use of them again. Have I become my father...?

@elunaxc Shoot...

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@MoreLexiLore Casual isn't something I get much out of.

I can compartmentalize sex as work. But in my personal life it’s too intimate. I don’t do casual hookups.. casual is not a skill I possess.

The USA oil embargo over Cuba is a breach of the UN Charter and the Geneva Convention. Tonight, Cuba is total blackout as Trump inflicts collective punishment on 11 million civilians.

Dear former American allies, We're sorry. We didn't choose him. The billionaires did. His ignorant base thinks they did, because they're too dumb to understand how they got played. We don't expect your help with this war. He has treated all of you poorly. But there is a way to help America. Release the files. Love, Americans

Utah reviewed 2 MILLION voter registrations. Found 1 non-citizen registered. Zero non-citizen votes cast. The "problem" the SAVE Act is solving doesn't exist. The voters it would block absolutely do. #SAVEActIsPayToVote

Trump: "The President of the United States Gavin Newscum admitted that he has learning disabilities." Yes, he actually called @GavinNewsom the "President of the United States" while trying to insult his cognition.

2 former NYPD officers were federally charged for robbing and groping a sex worker in Queens. Prosecutors say the cops were responding to a complaint about prostitution, turned off their body cameras, took a key and cash from one woman, later returned, entered the brothel, robbed another woman, and then groped her.

The 14 largest drug companies spent $747 billion buying back their own stock. They spent $660 billion on research. They chose shareholders over medicine by $87 billion. Then they told Congress they need high prices to fund "innovation." Their stock returned 400%+ while your insulin bill went from $30 to $274 per vial. Insulin costs $3 to manufacture. Eli Lilly charges $274 per vial. AbbVie spent $11.6 billion on dividends, buybacks, and executive comp versus $6.5 billion on R&D. Johnson & Johnson spent $6 billion on buybacks and $11 billion on dividends versus $14 billion on R&D. Same pattern across all 14. The NIH funded by your taxes contributed to research behind every single one of the 210 drugs approved between 2010 and 2019. Every one. You paid to develop the science. They commercialized it. Then charged you the highest drug prices in the developed world for a product you already funded. Americans pay 2-3x more for identical drugs than any other country. Humira costs $5,800/month in the US and $1,362 in the UK. Same drug. Same manufacturer. This is possible because Medicare was prohibited from negotiating drug prices. The pharma lobby spent $645 million over two years to keep it that way. That $645 million in lobbying generates an estimated 1,000x+ ROI in protected pricing power. The greatest investment return in corporate history isn't a stock pick. It's paying politicians. Pharma companies have 70-90% gross margins, regulatory moats, patent monopolies, and recurring demand because sick people stay sick. Eli Lilly (LLY) is the best-performing mega-cap of the last 5 years on GLP-1 drugs. Novo Nordisk (NVO) same thesis. These are objectively two of the greatest businesses ever created. If the regulatory environment stays captured, they print money indefinitely. BUT. The 10 biggest patent expirations in history hit between 2025-2030. $250 billion in branded drug revenue faces generic competition. Companies like Teva (TEVA) and Viatris (VTRS) trade at 3-5x earnings and benefit from every patent that falls. Mark Cuban's Cost Plus Drugs model is proving the markup is 10-50x on most generics. You can track patent expiration timelines, FDA generic approval dates, and pharma institutional flow on tradevision. When a blockbuster drug loses exclusivity, the revenue cliff starts 90 days before expiration. Smart money rotates out 6 months early. You can see the fund outflows building in real time. (you funded the research with your taxes. they patented it. they charged you the highest price on earth. they spent the profits buying back stock. then spent $645 million to make sure congress couldn't negotiate. the ROI on that lobbying is 1,000x. interesting allocation of capital.)

AIPAC is spending millions in Democratic primaries to smear critics of Netanyahu’s genocidal policies. It’s time to kick AIPAC and other billionaire-funded super PACs out of Democratic primaries.

I’m in! ✋✋✋ How about you?

“Men dont want a girl with a high body count” when me and my fiance met we bonded over being huge sluts that didnt even know our body count, youre just weak

Maybe read your bill? The accepted forms of ID to vote under the SAVE Act: 1. Enhanced REAL ID: Only available in 5 states. Costs up to $50 (poll tax) and requires a birth certificate which 40M Americans lack access to. 2. Valid passport: 146M Americans do not have and costs at least $130 (poll tax). Trump gutted the agencies issuing them. 3. U.S. military ID card presented with military record of service. 4. Government-issued photo ID showing place of birth: 300M Americans do not have one, and costs up to $50 (poll tax). 5. Non-Enhanced REAL ID driver’s license, state ID, or tribal ID shown in conjunction with a birth certificate (40M lack access to) that matches your last name (which 69M women do not have due to marriage) and other forms of documentation, and which require a cost to obtain (poll tax). If this was truly a voter ID bill, it would provide every eligible voter in the U.S. a voter ID, and provide them at no cost to align with the 24th Amendment — so why doesn’t your bill do that if voter ID is so popular?