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@ccampbell1946 @AntiWokeMemes Imagine being mad at English speakers while speaking Spanish.

@AntiWokeMemes qué It seems the Spanish felt it was their right to rape the concurred...The Native Indians didn't not believe that one could control the sexual favors of others.

How do you respond to Kate?

@AntiWokeMemes Rape, murder, slavery, cannibalism these people were absolute savages.

@kotosan_dayo Pentium 1.

初めて使ったPCのCPU教えて欲しい！！！！ 自分はCore i7 3770

@D162Michele Lib Coded Main Stream News for you.

I’m not sure if the Americans are this stupid or arrogant to think the A in NATO stood for American. Genuinely unbelievable!

@RealJamesWoods Not CARE they are living on everyone else’s money.

Live on other people’s money.

@_sn_n If I had to guess, I’d say being gay is fine, just don’t act on it? I don’t care, but that’s likely the distinction.

why would god make gay people then?

@greendragonhq This is a BOT account. Please don’t feed the farmers.

MAGA hates Zohran Mamdani because he has completed more campaign promises in 4 months than Trump has in 5 1/2 years.

FYI…. You waste all our money: The **United States** spends significantly more on **healthcare** per capita than the rest of the Western world (represented by OECD averages and peer high-income countries like those in Western/Northern Europe, Canada, Australia, etc.). On **education**, the US also spends more overall—both as a share of GDP and per student—especially at the tertiary (college) level, though the gap is smaller than in healthcare. ### Healthcare Spending Per Capita (Latest OECD Data, USD PPP) - **United States**: **$14,885** per person (2024/2025 data). This equals about **17.2% of GDP**. - **OECD average**: Approximately **$5,967** per person. This equals about **9.3% of GDP**. The US spends roughly **2.5 times** the OECD average per capita and about **88% more** than the average of comparable wealthy peer countries (around $7,860–$7,371 in recent peer-group analyses).26 Other examples (approximate recent figures): - Switzerland: ~$9,963 (second highest) - Germany/Norway: Often in the $9,000+ range in some years - UK: ~$6,747 - Canada/France: Around $7,000–$7,500 range for many peers US healthcare spending is an extreme outlier among Western developed nations.16 Here are visual comparisons of healthcare spending: 5yCak"LARGE" u6UI5"LARGE" (Older but illustrative per-capita bars showing the US far above peers:) G7THL"LARGE" ### Education Spending Direct "per capita" (total education spending divided by total population) isn't the standard metric, as it depends heavily on the age structure of the population. OECD data instead emphasizes **expenditure per student** and **as % of GDP**. - **Per student** (annual, USD PPP, recent data around 2021–2022; figures vary slightly by year/source): - **US**: Higher than average overall. Elementary/secondary: ~$15,000–$16,300 per student. Tertiary: ~$36,000–$37,400 (often more than double the OECD average). Average across primary-to-tertiary: ~$20,387 (vs. OECD ~$14,209–$15,022). - OECD average: Lower, especially at tertiary level (~$18,400 in some reports). - **As % of GDP**: US spends **~5.8%** on education (primary to tertiary, including R&D), above the OECD average of **~4.7–4.9%**. The US ranks among the higher spenders in the Western world on education, driven largely by high tertiary spending (much of it private, via tuition) and above-average K-12 investment in many states. However, outcomes (e.g., PISA scores or adult skills) do not always match the spending levels compared to peers.9 Visual for education per student: DyF86"LARGE" (Note: Some education charts mix public/private or focus on specific levels; the US consistently shows high total investment.) Summary Comparison to the "Western World" (OECD High-Income Peers) - **Healthcare**: The US is a massive outlier—spending **far more** per capita and as % of GDP than almost any other Western country, often 1.5–2.5x average.

We are the richest society in human history. We can have universal health care. We can have universal child care. We can have universal public higher ed. We can have a tax code that pulls back all the wealth that was stolen from the working class over the past 50 years.

@mikegalsworthy @JohnCleese hahah. no he doesn’t and no it isn’t ;))))

Macron has a point. Next to the chaotic US, Europe is looking like a really attractive place. It’s stable, rules-based, sensible, good quality of life, hosts the world’s leading science programme…

@Itx_judith set up a refreshment stand for the

If ICE showed up on your street, what would you do??

@Hitchslap1 “Democrat”

We need a slur for communists.

@Hitchslap1 Pinko is a classic.

Maybe McCarthy wasn’t THAT far off.

@mjfree @fathe7777 Only one who truly uNDERSTANDS can print this plowing the US spends more per capita on Healthcare and Education than almost DOUBLE every Western Country and lie about it so brazenly.

Democrats aspire to be The Borg or The Dominion.

Happy Easter bitches.

@ArcasDeDisco also you hate equality. your equality is subjugation.

No matter what the predator class tells you, lets make something very clear: Universal health care is not extremist A living wage is not extremist Affordable housing is not extremist Basic human rights is not extremist Equality for ALL is not extremist

@ArcasDeDisco these are all just noise. you have no functional definition.

@RepMikeLevin you know it’s for house seats and local elections as well.

Think about what Washington Republicans are actually asking you to believe: that there are noncitizens so committed to voting illegally that they’d risk deportation, prosecution, and everything we’ve seen ICE do, just to cast a ballot in our elections.      There is no documented crisis of noncitizens voting. It is already a federal crime, and it always has been.       Republicans invented a crisis that doesn’t exist so they could sell a “solution” that makes it harder for YOU to vote.      Call it what it is: the SAVE REPUBLICANS Act.