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@Irishchef57

Katılım Haziran 2014
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Theo Wold
Theo Wold@RealTheoWold·
One reason we can't ever get anything done in Congress is because Republicans have the slimmest of majorities and 20 Republicans just co-sponsored amnesty.
Mostly Peaceful Memes@MostlyPeaceful

Republicans sponsoring mass amnesty: María Elvira Salazar (FL-27) Mike Lawler (NY-17) David Valadao (CA-22) Dan Newhouse (WA-04) Mike Kelly (PA-16) Brian Fitzpatrick (PA-01) Gabe Evans (CO-08) Marlin Stutzman (IN-03) Don Bacon (NE-02) Young Kim (CA-40) Mario Díaz-Balart (FL-26) James R. Baird (IN-04) Lloyd Smucker (PA-11) Kimberlyn King-Hinds (MP) James C. Del. Moylan (GU) Monica De La Cruz (TX-15) Nick LaLota (NY-1) Neal P. Dunn (FL-2) Jennifer A. Kiggans (VA-2) Zachary Nunn (IA-3)

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🌘ʀᴇᴠᴇɴᴀɴᴛ⚡
🌘ʀᴇᴠᴇɴᴀɴᴛ⚡@revenant_MMXX·
Since the GOP is once again floating amnesty, it's a good time to remind you all that you don't hate George H.W. Bush enough. Look at all the ways the 1990 Immigration Act accelerated everything. There were barely any Ind*ans in the US before this. Guess what happened?
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j@Irishchef57·
@BelowThats @CrAstro2 Why do you think made up ways to cheat the lords word on the sabbath. Why do you think they’re lawyers?
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TYBG@BelowThats·
@CrAstro2 They’re bartering their own morales
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Astro@CrAstro2·
how are you negotiating and sending counter offers back to someone for a “peace offering” but then again 252 of 288 deputies agree with Israel’s stance on Gaza so they’re not exactly reasonable 😭
Kurrco@Kurrco

The Board of Deputies of British Jews has responded to Ye’s statement on Wireless, saying they are willing to meet with Ye, but only if he agrees not to perform at the festival this year: "We are willing to meet Kanye West as part of his journey of healing, but only after he agrees not to play the Wireless Festival this year."

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Bronze Age Pervert
Bronze Age Pervert@bronzeagemantis·
When I lived in northeast USA drive often between Boston and NYC… I’d live in my car half the time sometimes get bored in evening drive up to a girl on street pull down window yell “white bitch!” at her then quickly drive away
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j@Irishchef57·
@johnnyfitba @cryaboutitbabe2 Yeah you sound either super fay or like your 6 years old, who gives a shit how many countries you’ve been too
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John@johnnyfitba·
@Irishchef57 @cryaboutitbabe2 I’m not going to. Because your country has the worst public transport of any country I’be ever visited. And I’ve been to a lot of countries - I bet you a Bud Light I’ve been to more countries than you.
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John@johnnyfitba·
I went to Gillette for an NFL game in 2015 on my honeymoon. Here’s the photo I took as I got off the train - there isn’t even a station. The train just stops in the middle of nowhere. I’ve been to *loads* of American stadia and Gillette was the joint-least accessible
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Adam Crafton@AdamCrafton_

NEW: MBTA confirm $80 return ticket Boston to Gillette Stadium during World Cup, after @TheAthleticFC first reported it would be over $75. Quadruple the usual price for NFL games. No concessions for kids, over-60s or passengers with accessibility needs nytimes.com/athletic/71501…

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j@Irishchef57·
@UrbanCourtyard No, they walked because they were poor. Everyone of them had the goal or dream of getting their own horses and stage coach
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Alicia, Courtyard Urbanist
Alicia, Courtyard Urbanist@UrbanCourtyard·
Reminder that your average pre-1920s city resident did not ride a horse to accomplish daily errands People walked to stuff. Because destinations were closer and more convenient, including in US cities. My 1910s neighborhood (still “very walkable” by US standards) used to have many more residences and shops, which were demolished and replaced with roadways/parking lots in post-war period.
A.M. Simpson@msim2

@UrbanCourtyard @ItsLeoBitch23 you are also not taking into account that those cities were developed around horse culture. An entirely different metric.

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j@Irishchef57·
@johnnyfitba Oh no! You might have to pace your alcohol consumption, the horror! It sounds like you all are going to get thrown in jail for public intoxication among many other things
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John@johnnyfitba·
@Irishchef57 You have no clue about Scotland fans. None at all. And neither do FIFA.
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Zorpheous Schrödinger🇨🇦
Zorpheous Schrödinger🇨🇦@Zorpheous·
@Boenau Three speeding offense in under six months? Explain why this motorist should still be allowed the legal privilege of operating a motor vehicle?
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John
John@johnnyfitba·
@cryaboutitbabe2 I’m genuinely glad for the tens of thousands of my countrymen and women who will have to endure this journey in the summer.
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@johnnyfitba You really need a bathroom for that ride?
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John@johnnyfitba·
MetLife is just as bad, if you’re based in Manhattan anyway. Tediously long bus journey with no toilet on-board - this was 2015 as well. Maybe access to both stadia has improved - 2015 was a long time ago to be fair. I’m not going to look it up to check - can’t be arsed!
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@rodskiluv @biz_socks Yes it surely MUST be bots if someone doesn’t agree with you. God you people are only useful as fertilizer I swear
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Rodney
Rodney@rodskiluv·
@biz_socks Dude! The bots and broke ass billionaire defenders are swarming the comments.
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j@Irishchef57·
@erosbrousson You’re wrong. Traffic on highways is getting worse because A: We need mass deportations and B: making surface streets impossible to drive forces people onto the highways they otherwise might not use
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Éros Brousson
Éros Brousson@erosbrousson·
Austin's urban planning is a masterclass in psychological torture Look at this map, it looks like the blood vessels of a chain-smoker right before a massive cardiac arrest 💨 they keep adding lanes to I-35 thinking it will fix the traffic, which is like loosening your belt to cure morbid obesity ; JUST BUILD A DAMN TRAIN 🚆
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j@Irishchef57·
@FietserGlasgow @orion_nauman @juliogatx Yes because your made up numbers are definitely a source. Only in the last 4 years have people convinced themselves bike lanes are an asset
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Julio Gonzalez Altamirano
Julio Gonzalez Altamirano@juliogatx·
Can’t be a fiscal hawk & hate on bike lanes Bike lanes are cheapest people-moving capacity. Even tiny bike mode shift pays for itself given how expensive roadways are & how much money folks save by reducing car use. Affordable city = frequent buses & big bike network
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Evan
Evan@evan7257·
@UrbanCourtyard Houston could do better! The city needs to reform its land use regulations. We used to build courtyard apartment complexes before the city imposed parking minimums and setback requirements.
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Alicia, Courtyard Urbanist
Alicia, Courtyard Urbanist@UrbanCourtyard·
I think people freak out about Houston because no one wants American abundance to look *like that.* Everyone is hoping that 21st-century abundance can do better than Houston-style sprawl I am so fascinated by the late 19th century and early 20th century in Europe because they were dealing with a lot of the same urban housing pressures that we are, and they dealt with them by applying a very smart building code. This code allowed builders to go up five or six stories, build to the property lines, but they had to build with masonry and they had to leave the rear part of the lot open for a courtyard. This code helped these cities to grow by hundreds of thousands over a short time span. And the buildings were beautiful and livable, and are still standing today and are accounted some of the most valuable neighborhoods on the planet
M. Nolan Gray 🥑@mnolangray

It's funny, Houston is this supernova of growth, the rare place in the US that is absorbing millions of domestic and international migrants and making them richer, but if you say anything nice about it, e.g. maybe non-zoning is fine, people have a meltdown.

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@manzanotti Speed limits are too low, 55 miles an hour on a highway is asinine. It should be 80.
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Paul Manzotti
Paul Manzotti@manzanotti·
I know it's the Telegraph. But this narrative is widespread. How is lowering the speed limit a war on drivers? We have speed limits, we've agreed as a society that they are necessary. Debating the best limits to balance travel time with the risk to life is perfectly valid.
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@UziCryptoo Cool except you’re poor
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Uzi@UziCryptoo·
went out to a restaurant last night ate a delicious meal for only €10 drank one of the most beautiful wines I've ever had in my life (just €5) at the end of the night, the waiter didn't beg for a 50% tip instead, the restaurant paid him a respectable living wage without having to rely on charity from the diners on my way home, I enjoyed a free ride on public transit instead of paying $3,000 a month for a leased car that costs an additional $750 a month in Gas just to operate The American mind cannot comprehend the beauty of living in Europe
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