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Suzy Q. Public | Think America

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Lover of God, dogs & America. Ordinary American asking better questions for thoughtful dialogue & a stronger nation. God Bless America!

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Suzy Q. Public | Think America
Suzy Q. Public | Think America@ThinkAmerica76·
@PoliticalStacy No they are invaders intending to take over countries and their wealth. The Trojan Horse is others compassion which they hide behind to enter, rob, murder and steal.
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Stacy is Right@PoliticalStacy·
Approximately 85 percent of the worlds refugees are Muslim. Yet they bypass all 50 plus Muslim majority countries and head straight for non Muslim Western nations. Why is that? They are not fleeing persecution in every direction. They are seeking the welfare systems, freedoms, and prosperity built by the very cultures they refuse to assimilate into. Open borders are not compassion. They are civilizational suicide. Europe is already learning this the hard way with no go zones, parallel societies, and skyrocketing crime and if we don’t stop the Democrats, there’s a 100% chance it’s going to happen here.
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Day 16 and Final Day of 250 Reasons America Is Great Wrapping up our series with Culture, Sports, Food, Everyday Joys & Resilience — the fun, flavorful, and resilient spirit that makes everyday life in America so special. 231. The diversity of American food and regional cuisines. 232. Sports as a unifying force (baseball, football, etc.). 233. Music born in America — jazz, blues, rock, country, gospel. 234. Hollywood and storytelling that shaped the world. 235. The resilience shown after tragedies and attacks. 236. Small-town America and community spirit. 237. The Fourth of July celebrations and fireworks. 238. The ability to dream big and pursue happiness. 239. Road trips and the freedom to explore. 240. The English language as a unifying tongue with rich literature. 241. The American “Can-Do” spirit — that stubborn belief that problems are meant to be solved. 242. The optimism that says “It might be hard, but we’ll find a way.” 243. Turning challenges into opportunities — whether it’s homesteading the frontier or landing on the moon. 244. The willingness to fail, learn, and try again that drives American innovation. 245. Ordinary people doing extraordinary things because they believe it’s possible. 246. The “Yankee ingenuity” and barn-raising mindset — neighbors helping neighbors get it done. 247. The cultural attitude that government isn’t the only answer — individuals and communities can lead. 248. The resilience to rebuild after disasters, wars, or economic setbacks with determination and faith. 249. The entrepreneurial drive that says “There’s got to be a better way” and then builds it. 250. The uniquely American blend of faith, freedom, and can-do attitude that has blessed the world with more progress, opportunity, and hope than any other nation in history. From sea to shining sea, through good times and hard ones, this is America — land of the free, home of the brave, and full of everyday joys. Thank you for following along with all 250 reasons. What’s one thing you love most about living in America? Share below 👇 🇺🇸 #ThinkAmerica #AmericaIsGreat #250Reasons #GodBlessAmerica
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Day 15 of 250 Reasons America Is Great Celebrating Charity, Generosity & Community (211–230) — the big-hearted spirit that makes America special. 211. Americans are among the most generous people in the world. 212. Private charity and foundations doing massive good. 213. Volunteerism and community service culture. 214. Disaster relief efforts (domestic and international). 215. Churches and faith groups leading in helping the needy. 216. The tradition of barn-raisings and neighbors helping neighbors. 217. Soup kitchens and food banks feeding the hungry. 218. Blood donations saving lives every single day. 219. Mutual aid societies that supported early American communities. 220. Habitat for Humanity and home-building volunteers. 221. The generosity of individuals giving to causes they believe in. 222. Community fundraisers and local giving traditions. 223. Faith-based organizations providing disaster relief worldwide. 224. The spirit of “love your neighbor” lived out in everyday life. 225. American philanthropy supporting education, arts, and research. 226. Volunteer firefighters and first responders protecting their towns. 227. The Red Cross and other relief organizations founded on American soil. 228. Church missions and outreach programs serving the poor. 229. Crowdfunding and modern ways Americans help each other. 230. The enduring American belief that we are stronger when we lift each other up. From barn-raisings in the past to disaster relief today, the American spirit of generosity continues to shine. How has someone’s kindness or community support made a difference in your life? Share below 👇 🇺🇸 #ThinkAmerica #AmericanGenerosity #Charity #CommunityStrong
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Day 14 of 250 Reasons America Is Great Continuing Natural Beauty, Land & Resources — more reasons to be grateful for this blessed land. 201. The Great Lakes and their freshwater abundance. 202. Dramatic deserts and unique rock formations in the Southwest. 203. Lush wetlands and wildlife refuges. 204. Snow-capped Rocky Mountains and Appalachian trails. 205. Rich soil that supports American agriculture and self-sufficiency. 206. Scenic byways and the freedom to explore this vast country. 207. Abundant wildlife — from bald eagles to bison and bears. 208. Crystal-clear lakes and mountain streams. 209. The breathtaking beauty of Alaska and Hawaii. 210. The simple joy of watching a sunset over American soil. From purple mountain majesties to amber waves of grain, America’s natural beauty is a daily reminder of how blessed we are. What part of America’s natural beauty speaks to your heart the most? Share below 👇 🇺🇸 #ThinkAmerica #NaturalBeauty #AmericaTheBeautiful #GodsCreation
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SparksN123@SparksN123·
Go on. Loving it.
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𝔉🅰𝒏 Karoline Leavitt
🚨 Lesbian converts to Islam, slams Christianity as “most evil” fear-based religion, praises Islam as love. Vows to fight Christians with Muslims. LGBTQ supporting Islam = chickens for KFC? A. Yes B. No
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Day 13 of 250 Reasons America Is Great Celebrating Natural Beauty, Land & Resources — the incredible land God has blessed us with from sea to shining sea. 191. Stunning national parks and public lands. 192. The diversity of landscapes — mountains, beaches, forests, plains, deserts. 193. Abundant natural resources that fueled growth. 194. The Mississippi River and great waterways. 195. Four distinct seasons in most of the country. 196. Majestic national parks like Yellowstone, Yosemite, and the Grand Canyon. 197. The fertile farming heartland that feeds America and much of the world. 198. Beautiful coastlines along both the Atlantic and Pacific oceans. 199. Towering forests and ancient redwoods. 200. Wide-open plains and rolling hills that define the American West. These are more than just scenery — they are part of what makes America truly beautiful. What’s your favorite natural wonder or place in America? Share below 👇 🇺🇸 #ThinkAmerica #NaturalBeauty #AmericaTheBeautiful #GodsCreation
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White people who apologize for the actions of their ancestors to appease people who hate them are the biggest cowards and retards on Earth.
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Very well explained. This is what you get when people who have never worked outside academia or government get involved in business. They are so ignorant of budgets, the need for revenue to exceed expenses they make business killing regulations which to be honest ghey are just fine with b/c ghey are too stupid to realize ghat without profitable businesses they quickly run out of other people's money. Although if we can't stop Democratic socialist/communists this becomes a moot point.
DocumentingLibs@HistorianUSA1

MINIMUM WAGE = MAXIMUM AUTOMATION 🍕➡️🍔 Remember the Brooklyn pizza shop owner who explained why forcing “livable wages” on teen cashier jobs is economic suicide? Here’s the real-time sequel at Burger King. Government tells businesses: “Pay $25/hr for entry-level work meant for kids living at home.” Result? No more cashiers. Just kiosks, one manager, and two cooks. These aren’t jobs to support a family of five. They’re the bottom rung — the first step into the workforce. Force the math on thin-margin businesses and the rung disappears. Kiosks replace people. Prices go up. Young workers get priced out. This is exactly what the pizza shop guy warned about… now playing out in real life, especially in places like New York and California. Politicians in million-dollar marble buildings love to “help.” They just never have to live with the consequences. The free market creates ladders, teaches skills, and builds real wealth. Mandates just burn the bottom rung and hand the job to a screen. This is why we fight government overreach in our businesses.

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@ag_0012 Why yes I do. "Who is the liar? It is whoever denies that Jesus is the Christ. Such a person is the antichrist denying the Father and the Son." 1 John 2:22
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@hypnoksa Then stop doing stuff that gets you arrested. Picture of racist entitlement. The upsetting part is 1) she actually thinks like this 2) she's too unintelligent to understand what's wrong with her statement 3) Democrats already doing this w/their own version of catch and release.
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Brian Butcher
Brian Butcher@BrianBu25828007·
Who ranked her? The Buckeye Hog Weekly?
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@HistorianUSA1 This is the very face of evil. Praying for him probably futile. "From their callous hearts comes sin, their evil imaginations have no limits." Psalm 73:7 "that though the wicked spring up like grass and all evildoers flourish, they will be destroyed forever." Psalm 92:7
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DocumentingLibs@HistorianUSA1·
Professor Dave, who teaches philosophy at the University of Hawaii at Manoa, just posted this: “Once these ICE agents are hanging from a rope after their trial… we get to go up to their families and literally drink their tears. We get to quench our thirst with their tears… everyone’s laughing and pointing at their family members, taking joy in the suffering of their family members.” In other clips, which are uploaded in the comments, Professor Dave calls for spitting in the National Guard’s face (calling them traitors), says they should “take up their arms and turn them toward ice,” labels ICE “gestapo secret police” and “no better than yahtzees,” and claims abolishing ICE is the “moderate position” while demanding prosecutions. In another video, he plays the sound of a woman screaming while he laughs under the caption “This will be laughing to the reaction of an ICE agents family after one gets melted.” This isn’t philosophy. This is sickening incitement and revenge fantasy. A Professor of Philosophy — the field built on reason, ethics, and critical thinking — is out here celebrating graphic fantasies of lynching federal agents and sadistically enjoying the suffering of their families. Almost every one of Dave’s videos calls for graphic violence. University of Hawaii — is this acceptable from your faculty? Is this what taxpayer dollars fund at a public university?
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Day 12 of 250 Reasons America Is Great Continuing to honor Military, Veterans, Sacrifice & Defense of Freedom. 176. The tradition of honoring the fallen at Arlington National Cemetery. 177. Veterans’ service organizations that support those who served. 178. The rapid response and humanitarian missions American troops perform worldwide. 179. The resolve shown after 9/11 in the War on Terror. 180. Military chaplains who provide spiritual strength to our troops. 181. The innovation and technology developed by our defense industry. 182. The quiet service of intelligence and support personnel. 183. Wounded warriors who overcome tremendous challenges with courage. 184. The American flag draped over coffins as a symbol of honor. 185. The bonds of brotherhood and sisterhood forged in combat. 186. The sacrifices of military spouses who hold down the home front. 187. The long deployments endured to keep America safe. 188. The pride of a grateful nation welcoming home its heroes. 189. The continuing fight to defend freedom wherever it is threatened. 190. The truth that freedom isn’t free — it is defended by the brave men and women of our armed forces. Thank you to all who served and continue to serve. How has a veteran or active service member impacted your life or community? Share below 👇 🇺🇸 #ThinkAmerica #Veterans #Military #HonorTheFallen
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@LeahRain77 She asked if he had peace in his heart and understanding but couldn't show that herself for someone holding a sign she disagreed with. That's one of the problems, no self control and obviously has never faced consequences for her actions.
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Leah Rain ✝️🇺🇸🎸🏝️
Liberal student destroys a sign of someone she disagrees with I know big shock. Problem for her is that a cop saw it .. She’s very cocky until the cop tells her six months and community service . And boy, you can see the panic and the regret on her face.. and just listen to how she tries to lay the guilt trip on him about how this puts a damper on her studies and she could be learning how to grow as a person and can’t he find it in his heart to give her a second chance . Boo-hoo hoo hoo hoo 🥲🥲. What she is, is a manipulative little brat who got caught. This cop is having none of it 👏👏👏
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Day 11 of 250 Reasons America Is Great Honoring Military, Veterans, Sacrifice & Defense of Freedom — the brave men and women who have defended the blessings of liberty for 250 years. 161. The men and women who have fought and died to preserve our freedoms. 162. The all-volunteer military. 163. Veterans who continue serving their communities after service. 164. The willingness to defend freedom around the world. 165. Memorial Day and Veterans Day honoring sacrifice of our citizens to preserve America. 166. The Greatest Generation who defeated tyranny in World War II. 167. The brave service members who fought for liberty in Korea and Vietnam. 168. Gold Star families who paid the ultimate price for our freedom. 169. Military families who sacrifice alongside those who serve. 170. POWs and MIAs who endured unimaginable hardship and torture for our country. 171. The National Guard and Reserves who protect our homeland. 172. The courage shown on D-Day and the fight to liberate Europe. 173. American forces who stopped communist aggression in Korea. 174. The special operations heroes who take the fight to our enemies. 175. The Navy, Army, Air Force, Marines, and Coast Guard working together. We owe an enormous debt to those who served and sacrificed. What does military service or a veteran in your life mean to you? Share below 👇 🇺🇸 #ThinkAmerica #Veterans #Military #HonorTheFallen
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Suzy Q. Public | Think America@ThinkAmerica76·
Day 10 of 250 Reasons America Is Great Continuing Innovation, Science, Technology & Enterprise — more reasons why American ingenuity benefits the entire world. 146. E-commerce and digital marketplaces transforming how we buy and sell. 147. Drones and unmanned technology changing delivery, agriculture, and defense. 148. Artificial intelligence and machine learning solving complex problems. 149. Renewable energy innovations including solar and wind technology. 150. The mapping of the human genome and personalized medicine. 151. High-speed rail concepts and infrastructure innovation. 152. Breakthrough materials science — from stronger steel to advanced composites. 153. The global positioning system (GPS) born from American ingenuity. 154. Streaming and digital entertainment bringing content to billions. 155. SpaceX and private enterprise taking us back to the stars. 156. Robotics and automation increasing productivity and safety. 157. Biotechnology and genetic research leading to new cures. 158. Everyday conveniences — from refrigeration to the microwave — that improved quality of life. 159. The personal computer that democratized information and creativity. 160. The enduring American drive to dream big, work hard, and create what the world needs next. From the Industrial Revolution to the Space Age and beyond, America’s innovators keep changing the world for the better. What modern convenience or breakthrough do you think has had the biggest impact on your daily life? Share below 👇 🇺🇸 #ThinkAmerica #AmericanInnovation #MadeInAmerica #TechLeadership
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