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I am not giving up on my country, we will fight on the beaches! #NAFO, American Democrat living in UK, Childless Cat Lady, IT worker, China Hawk, Vatnik Bonker, Pokemon Go player, Craft beer enthusiast, Meme hoarder, Popcorn fan. Probably a DEI hire.
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Not an expert but I was just thinking this yesterday with the FBI layoffs, people working counterterrorism. The kind of jobs that don't seem important when you're a fucking moron like Trump.
I fully expect more terrorist attacks in the US in the next 1-2 years.
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Seriously I'm an incredible beer geek and the last time I checked I'm still a girl. (Well, menopausal woman lol)
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(1/2) I read a great book, The Frackers by Gregory Zuckerman, that educated me on the topic a little bit. I recommend it!
#booksky
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(1/2) I think that Canada is providing crude oil to the USA. That's why we import from Canada, we are producing LNG but we don't use it to heat our homes like EU does. Gas/Energy comes in different forms and has different markets.
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Hell yeah. www.youtube.com/watch?v=eYSb...
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We'll use Penzey's Spices to make him palatable. A wisconsin spice company and they are SUPER woke. check them out if you haven't already. Their blends are 🔥👍
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Ol' Crazy Eyes. God help us all
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I stan Jasmine Crockett. She's fucking amazing.
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The halftime show was awesome - look it up on YouTube!
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That thinking led to today's policies, the US farm subsides and prioritization of farmers in general, for decades now.
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There are some national security issues with relying upon huge corporate farms - every government knows that hungry people are volatile, so securing in-country food supplies are important. Would a smart government want to put that power in a few pairs of hands?
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I will bite on this. Yes, it's possible that huge corporate farms would get us lower grocery prices. I think family farms generally care, but they don't have the ability to scale to be as efficient as they could be, like a corporate farm can do.
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Not everyone has the luxury to pass on flying.
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House prices are going up!
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It may need to be the G6 until we can get rid of the dictator wannabe sitting in our WH—or more likely somewhere on a golf course.
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Wait since when is telling jokes and having a beer a masculine activity?
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💙💙 😭
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"We Europeans"? Mr. Brexit over here??? Boris needs to fuck off already
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I'm not panicking, I'm paying attention.
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This is an old article, but Macron (his people may not love him, but he has really good ideas for a strong EU, which I support) was already thinking ahead as of last summer. (3/3)
www.politico.com/news/magazin...
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and therefore lowering the temperature, halting nuclear proliferation and reducing the amount of nuclear armed countries. Now the US turns their back on Europe. (2/2)
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I just said on here the other day. I agree with Liz Cheney on virtually nothing politically. But I do believe she stands behind our democratic system. I think Mike Pence does too. And right now, this makes them my friends. This is bigger than our other disagreements.
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The people in charge don’t care what breaks and falls off in the process - it’s all part of the plan.