aoristed.bsky.social
Being sensible and understanding are now rebellious acts to the pervasive power of affiliation. Inclusion shouldn’t require imposed ignorance and unconditional loyalty.
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Literally brainwashed. Phantom threats get implanted then confirmation bias takes the wheel. Not enough remaining attention to perceive actual threats when actively looking for reaffirmations for phantom threats.
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It doesn’t require a leader for multiple people to bully others in the same fashion.
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The discussion of unnecessary military deployment and political provocation from the top is already taking a backseat to whether protesters are ethical enough.
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Not to mention the cognitive dissonance of flipping on virtually all purported virtues previously defining one’s identity with.
A corrupt dictator pulling the levers of big government that oppresses the weak so the greedy can profit? “Duhh—yay! America greater!”
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All due to a sadistic, psychopathic man-child being permitted to hold presidential office—again.
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Trump’s supporters forget how they tried to categorically box the rest of us in in what they used to stand against, virtually everything Trump is doing. Trump’s 2nd term embodies all the reasons they gave for supporting the 2nd Amendment. And they just flip like that? Thoroughly treacherous.
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As a man, this makes me nauseous. 🤢
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And don’t count on the divide to not be temporary. I heard another make a good point that at least trump can quickly get over disputes if things go his way and is praised. Look no further than the V.P.
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What an abominable spoiled brat.
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Let em fight it out while I make us some sandwiches.
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You have the right to……..um, some help?
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I think they will. Musk seems to have turned a corner since being forced to buy twitter, without bouncing back to the former cool-nerdy type that made EVs economical and fashionable. He’s become too unpredictable to not be economically uncertain and risky. All else being equal.
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Getting greater. 86 the U.S. intelligence card of providing sanctuary to disenchanted refugees that could provide accurate, relevant information.
Another case of being counterproductive to the proclaimed purpose of an action. Gee-wiz, it’s like he’s doing everything he can to make America worse.
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“Dear God, you are so big. So absolutely huge. Boy we’re all really impressed down here, I can tell you.”
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Lill-lie of the Val-lie.
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Seems worse than traditional oligarchy. The scale of concentrated power is unprecedented. And also seems to apply to their desire to meddle with peoples’ lives.
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We’re up against the AntiChrist. In a world that necessitates all our wits to proceed, our wits are systematically undermined.
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This has got to be illegal. They’ve committed no crimes and they nor their parents consented.
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This BS would only make sense with this guy in your ear while really high.
The weed isn’t the part of this equation that narrows the mind to a cage of self-loathing stupidity. It would be this guy.
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So Circuit Court temporarily upholds the ‘this might be illegal’ position over the ‘definitely not illegal’ position?
This is the new The Price is Right show folks. The game show where you can get rich or loose your house.
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Until Trump entered the picture, there was no indication that would lead one to think people from other countries would stop wanting to come to the U.S., altogether.
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Careful you might be censoring
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Temu Trump
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Erosion
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Stop obeying bullshit. Say you didn’t get the memo. But if you have to admit you did, say you thought it was a fucking joke. Stall and drag this pos like he does his prosecutions.
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Um, you mean all the tasks expected of you as an elected official you’re behind on? This isn’t Spencer’s Gifts.
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-aroused
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There is some light in the fact that remembering what happened disrupts their agenda.
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Infuriating. They’re most able to afford paying their taxes than rest of the country, but don’t. Showing zero appreciation for past tax money paid that laid the foundation for them being able to accumulate their wealth. No intentions of giving back. Eat the rich.
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Like, no shit. Keeping one’s head down and not drawing attention seems like common sense behavior if you’ve gone to the trouble to get to the U.S.
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Well put. ❤️
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Very true. Totally fucked up, not to mention sloppy work. How many new enemies just replaced that one?
We just happen to have those most accountable on record, evidence that speaks for itself at that, that those responsible should not have such authority and need to be removed immediately.
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They’re on their heels. With enough pressure maybe they’ll back pedal out a window.
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WTF is wrong with us?
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So elegant. Very, very, very good orator.
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“Those pesky journalists. Too bad written word can’t be altered like my spoken words.”
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Just imagine if the Dems did this shit.