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@GodOutWest Me too

@GoofBrah I love this little dude

Any thoughts on this?

A top 5 funniest comedy trope: when a character is asked to surrender their weapons, only to pull an impossibly large, endless arsenal of guns

@bonhoefferchild Isn’t a rape kit a set of things to help collect evidence to prosecute a rape? Not tools to help with raping

“If a woman doesn’t bow to my whims, she has disobeyed God” … is exactly the thing a narcissistic sex-obsessed stalker would say. When a person tells a woman that obeying them is obeying God … it is because they believe they are God. Run. That guy has a rape kit, somewhere.

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If you think vaccines are a net positive on public health, you should look into the following: • Number of double-blind placebo-controlled studies proving CDC-recommended childhood vaccines are safe (0) • Deaths from diseases declining 90% due to clean water, sanitation, antibiotics, nutrition, and less crowding before vaccines were introduced • 1986 National Childhood Vaccine Injury Act (NCVIA; legal immunity for vaccine manufacturers) • CDC vaccine schedule now (74 doses by age 18) vs. the ‘60s (5 doses by age 18) • Rates of autism in the ‘80s (1 in 10,000) vs. today (1 in 31) and how “broader diagnostic criteria” has been demonstrated to be insufficient as an explanation • DTaP trial hospitalizing 1 in 22 infants being called “unremarkable,” because the control arm—given the older DTP vaccine—hospitalized about as many • Polio vaccine causing 40,000 infections, 51 paralyzed, 5 dead (The Cutter Incident) • Polio cases artificially lowering due to changing the name to Non-Polio Acute Flaccid Paralysis (NPAFP) and Acute Flaccid Myelitis (AFM) • Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan paying pediatricians $400 per child completing all 25 doses by age 2 in 2016—but only if 63% of eligible patients hit the full schedule, meaning one family declining can cost the whole bonus (thousands of dollars) • How much vaccine manufacturers make when a new vaccine is added to the CDC schedule (billions) • 13% of SIDS cases reported to VAERS died the same day they were vaccinated and half within 3 days • 3.1x increase in multiple sclerosis diagnosis among hepatitis B vaccine recipients • Merck & Co. using aluminum adjuvant (amorphous aluminum hydroxyphosphate sulfate; AAHS) as a “fauxcebo” in their Gardasil control trials to create the illusion of safety when both groups experienced similar rates of (serious) adverse events • Cumulative aluminum exposure in children (4 mg by 24 mo) and why this differs to gastrointestinal (oral) exposure in severity • Thimerosal (50% mercury by weight) and mercury’s neurological effects • Why the former acting director of the CDC now runs the foundation that funded FactCheck dot org's vaccine fact-checking program—a foundation holding roughly $1.8 billion in J&J stock, about 15% of its endowment • Why Congress gave $1 billion to the CDC to strengthen vaccine confidence in the US

@princesalamwane The difference is location?

The fact that half the planet can’t tell the difference between an embryo and a baby is genuinely alarming.

Laughing thinking about there being an NFL player named L’Kurious George

@AbortionChat Changing diapers isn’t that hard

Now show the diaper and the frequency it needs changed. The screaming in the middle of the night. The exhaustion. Parenting isn’t all cute moments, champ.

@joeybeastmarket They’re euphemisms for “stop letting them in” but if that doesn’t work then yeah maybe you’re right that we should do more drastic solutions

It is absolutely despicable to see the response to this from right wingers on Twitter. “Something must be done” “There will be a point” “The solution is clear” All I see are euphemisms for killing these men. Disgusting. You should feel very comfortable calling for their deaths

@SlumRNA_Dog An important step in becoming a good leader is being a good follower

Anything you have to say about the employee-boss relationship would apply to any hierarchy, such as the military, so if you can say it’s effeminate to have a boss you’d have to say it’s effeminate to have a commanding officer, or even say it’s effeminate to have a dad.

@saturnmissiles They’re so hard to kill, very quick

Chinese lantern flies truly are a pestilence. I kill at least 50 a day just doing things outside and it's pointless their numbers are just endless but they are devouring so many trees here. One of the more ugly things about globalization (other than immigrants)

@oopsitsbloom Oh my gosh

She covered her own daughter’s head with an iron helmet for 18 years

@bbw_mercenary “Excel 2008 for dummies” is technically rare, but that doesn’t mean it’s valuable That said, I think the judge’s opinion was wrong, that lateral transfer (or whatever the term was- digitizing then destroying) doesn’t violate copyright law but scanning does

@GrantMa25066011 It’s funny that both parties feel the same about this x.com/bog_beef/statu…

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@speaklaur Why did they have those big holes in the pages of the books back then? Seems counter productive

the earliest surviving example of homer's odyssey in book form. quite insane to see in real life!

Unrelated but this guy made his money buying up all the innovative 90s educational software companies (creators of Reader Rabbit, Oregon Trail, Carmen Sandiego, et al), completely gutting them, and then selling their husks to Mattel. He singlehandedly destroyed that sector.

@uncledoomer Wife spendign

single women, single men, and married women earn roughly the same, and it's just married men that out earn everybody else. insane. what could possibly cause a married man to want to earn more money so badly he will do anything to make it happen? it makes no sense.