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@azizkavish Arafat is closed to the public rn, and people wear white

@azizkavish Me when I lie

This is Arafat.... #hajj

@the_transit_guy Can you do this for Masjid Al-Haram lmfaoo

If Vatican City followed Draper, Utah's parking minimums, it would need 84,000 spaces. That’s 675 acres of Rome, 6.1x the size of the entire Holy See. It would take a full 30 minutes just to walk across the parking lot.

@TODNewsHub What streets would this development be?

Reston is about to get a SECOND downtown 👀🔥 A massive proposal near Reston Town Center Metro would replace aging office parks + parking lots with: 🏠 1,600 units 🏢 1.48 MILLION SF of office 🛍️ 31k sf of retail 🚇 Direct Metro access 🌳 5 acres of open space #Reston #VA #NoVA

Gracias, Robert Lewandowski, por cada gol, cada lucha y cada momento mágico vistiendo estos colores. Culer para siempre. 💙❤️

@FFMarkM @IsWhatVerdad @PauloclesMcNeil @iamwater01 @Polymarket Literacy is not necessarily equivalent to intelligence. It should work as a stakeholders should be able to vote but just like all immigrants have to take a civics test, all US voters should be required to take one to at least understand the values of the Constitution

@SimplyRU3 @IsWhatVerdad @PauloclesMcNeil @iamwater01 @Polymarket I would be in favor in requiring literacy tests or logic tests for people to be able to vote.

NEW: Kamala Harris calls on Democrats to discuss abolishing the Electoral College, packing the Supreme Court, & making Puerto Rico & D.C. states.

@Rambo2585790 @Wuhufu67520 @POFFADER @CNN We need to outlaw predetory loans like that and make public transit a real option. There is not good good competition to widespread driving

@SimplyRU3 @Wuhufu67520 @POFFADER @CNN The bubble will burst soon. A 2020 Santa Fe was $22,000, now it’s $50k. Beyond ridiculous.

The auto industry's massive pullback from its electric vehicle plans has claimed another victim: Honda, which posted its first annual loss since 1955. cnn.it/4uEWyfO

@IsWhatVerdad @PauloclesMcNeil @iamwater01 @Polymarket It's genuinely the reason they created that at the begining of America. This is why voting rights had to be expanded over periods of times and state constitutions changed to require electors to vote with the outcome of the people in each respective state.

@SimplyRU3 @PauloclesMcNeil @iamwater01 @Polymarket That's just an opinion, not really an argument. The founding fathers knew society can flourish as long as a core set of ideals and beliefs were followed. To prevent a democratic majority (multiple parties like in the UK a majority can be 25%) overtaking and destroying a country

@PauloclesMcNeil @iamwater01 @Polymarket Born, Raised, studied here, and could probably beat you on a civics test. But I still wouldn't call you a fake American LOL

@SimplyRU3 @iamwater01 @Polymarket you aren’t even a true American so why should you even get a say?

"The cost of living has risen 106% since 2001," per FORTUNE

@PauloclesMcNeil @iamwater01 @Polymarket The loser always feels "disenfranchised". The way we establish communities as states is arbitrary. At the end of the day the American Government should work for the benefit of most Americans. This does not mean poor people, rich people, w/e matter more than others

@SimplyRU3 @iamwater01 @Polymarket If we had only popular vote as a measurement you would see many people in rural communities quit voting because New York, Boston, Chicago, LA, and Dallas/Fort Worth would control the elections by sheer volume of people. You’re advocating for voter disenfranchisement.

@PauloclesMcNeil @IsWhatVerdad @iamwater01 @Polymarket The Electoral College was made because the Founding Fathers knew the Average American was stupid, so they had the actual electors be highly educated members of society that could vote for the betterment of the people, if needed against the people's wishes

@SimplyRU3 @IsWhatVerdad @iamwater01 @Polymarket

@Wuhufu67520 @Rambo2585790 @POFFADER @CNN The point is that the cars are so expensive monthly payments for a new vehicle on average is so high that to be financially responsible a 96 month term may be needed

@Rambo2585790 @POFFADER @CNN Pay cash. Like I do.

@wiscocheese2 @iamwater01 @Polymarket Lmao. Someone didn't pass history and gov 🤣

@SimplyRU3 @iamwater01 @Polymarket Stfu sand nigger go back

@IsWhatVerdad @PauloclesMcNeil @iamwater01 @Polymarket You're right. It was only meant for educated high value persons. Maybe we should require degrees as a requirement to vote or is that not what you meant because you wouldn't benefit?

@SimplyRU3 @PauloclesMcNeil @iamwater01 @Polymarket We are not a true democracy. We are first most a Republic. Learn the difference. Founding fathers warned against a "democracy by the majority"

@Cdub44218 @iamwater01 @Polymarket Republican states today. It was meant back in the day for states with low white populations. Search New Jersey Plan.

@SimplyRU3 @iamwater01 @Polymarket How the fuck was the electoral college DEI for republicans when it existed before the party existed. Fucking moron

@PauloclesMcNeil @iamwater01 @Polymarket It doesn't matter if they are on the coasts or on Mars. People vote not territories

@SimplyRU3 @iamwater01 @Polymarket the electoral college exists so that everyone’s voice matters. Without it the major coastal cities would control elections.

@More3n3rgy @iamwater01 @Polymarket He has control of all 3 houses. He can do what he wants

@SimplyRU3 @iamwater01 @Polymarket Then Trump should pack it.

JUST IN: Survey reveals most Americans would rather live near a nuclear power plant than a data center.