kotiak.bsky.social
Climate work in Colorful Colorado.
Most of our troubles are due to our passionate desire for and attachment to things that we misapprehend as enduring entities. -Dalai Lama
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Can I not imagine Stephen Miller doing anything? Please?
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I believe they're chanting, "Let's go, Donald."
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It's Flag Day. Will be flying ours upside down at our home all day. Looking forward to the protest.
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This and more on the same account.
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Probably this guy.
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They should have been a movie.
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“Let them fight,” said Frog.
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I am not at all convinced that one needs to be a registered Dem to be helping.
In Colorado, Dems were only able to vote against Trump once in 2024. Rs and Is could vote against him twice.
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TACO… unless his opponent does first.
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👆 This!
At least where I live, if you find a plant source that is actually tracking pesticide use they will carry mostly native and beneficial plants.
Find one that even takes the question seriously, even if they do mostly have pesticide plants, they will be able to help you find good natives.
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Gotta be: If you can dodge a pillow you can dodge defamation charges!
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Homegoods
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Just the other day my partner and I were talking about you, Kyle, and how we think you are a responsible journalist and perhaps the best (TV) journalist in America!
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Big teeth, I know you’re the one
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Lots of “overdue” and “not enough” comments. They are not wrong.
But Tulsa is one of the most MAGA metros in one of the most MAGA states so this is still a very positive piece of news in this political climate!
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You must’ve scared him!
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Yep. Reminded of the latter part of this talk.
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How might future you regret it?
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You’re right that it is a mindset. Just biked home the other day in so very cold Colorado rain without any proper gear (it doesn’t rain often here!) and we arrived home shivering but happy.
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www.goodreads.com/series/49717...
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Stereotypical Coloradoan response…
but of course it was Texas plates.
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Half right! They are bald.
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I think the meme is that Holyfield, who is still missing part of his ear, is wondering about Trump’s ear.
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now through June 13! Only 53 days left!
😵
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Pretty! Reminds me of the formations up near Red Feather Lakes but landscape doesn't seem quite right. Where is this?
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If it makes you feel any better, that was written by ChatGPT. It always uses “fostering”.
I guess don’t be sorry it happened, be happy it is over? 😬
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“The evidence is going to be clear” is very WMDs in Iraq.
When is Trump releasing his tax returns, again?
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Sorry, Jess, but after just watching Last Week Tonight last night the timing of this is HILARIOUS. 🤣
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I am laughing that a “minor problem” means your vehicle must be towed.
28 children + 1 adult
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Would not surprise me if this has some weird biblical origin in Trump’s inner circle. A sacrifice we all must make to the new ‘Lord and Savior’.
“When you receive […] the tithe I give you as your inheritance, you must present a tenth of that tithe as the LORD’s offering.”
Numbers 18:26
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😬 I hadn’t thought about that name in at least 20 years. Wishing you all the best.
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Migrant encounters was a problem created by COVID.
Trump ran on securing borders 8 yrs ago. Did he do it? How will he this time? What happens once he’s gone?
Trump doesn’t solve problems. He creates them, golfs, and poses for pictures with his own signature.
Revisit this in a few years and see. ✌️
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Deportations plummeted in 2020, due to COVID, under Trump. It was still an issue for first several years of Biden admin and deportations started again in force after.
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Your open borders claim is a baseless excuse for you to vote for hate.
But you already knew that.
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…could ruin, are you ready for this Bluesky, two hundred and fifty eight MILLION lives.
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If you think this, cite some reasons and information to that effect.
Being a name-calling reply guy (and one who spreads false narratives) actually IS childish. But so is the handle you chose.
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I’ll do a double match if they axe through their vehicle window and drag them out in order to do it.
TRIPLE match if ICE is driving Cybertrucks by then!
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Why “thank God that Trump
got in”? He failed on his promise to secure the border in his first term and as I showed, Biden deported more immigrants.
Thank got for the pain and spectacle? For the suspension of due process? For refusing to comply with orders from the Supreme Court?
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I’m sure you’ll explain how we had open borders right after you back up your assertions explainer that @talibkweli.bsky.social is a Nazi and woman-beater. But thank God a convicted sex offender is President! 😂
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Trump ran in ‘16 on building the wall and securing the border. Did he succeed?
Biden admin deported more than Trump’s first term. Biden continued construction on the border wall. Would love for you to explain this “open border” policy you speak of.
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“Open borders” is not close to true and just an excuse to vote for hate.
www.cnn.com/2024/12/19/p...