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j-bar.bsky.social
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"unintentionally killing a teen downstairs" Interesting choice of words, you assholes
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It seems like he was a well respected Governor until about that last year or so Then it seems like his wealthy Libertarian ego grow free Every liberal Colorodan I know is like WTF happened to this guy?
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Dude, take a lap and relax. God forbid someone make a mild joke without the Bluesky Karens having a fit Also, see how I just grouped you together with all other annoying commenters, just like you just did with *every* member of *any* media entity of *any* size? Critical thinking is a lost skill
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Did the interviewer explain to Vanessa Cowart that SHE voted to deport moms? It was never hard to understand who the admin would declare to be "illegals" or "criminals" and that they would sic ICE on them
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But I'm open to advice on who I should scream at when some Dem legislators are actively supporting MAGA policy, the MAGA legislators have zero backbone to oppose Trump, and most of America seems at best indifferent That said, I'm not going to not call out bad legislation in the meantime
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I am also capable of focusing on more than one thing I can oppose the MAGA budget, argue a non-sensical tip tax bill, call out ineffective Dem leadership, and have lunch all in the same half day timeframe
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I expect our legislators to be able to do handle more than one topic at once. Silly me
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So a server making $50K per year deserves a tax break, while a mechanic, nurse, flight attendant, or dental assistant making $50K per year don't? Jacky, help me understand why that makes sense
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SALT baes😄. Well played
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@slotkin.senate.gov proves she is absolute trash over and over. She is the next Sinema
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It's not an EO, it's a (likely to be chalkenged in court) law passed by Congress
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This has to be a troll post
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Plot twist: The country to leave is the United States
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You're arguing with a typical uneducated conservative that has low to non-existent critical thinking skills. You might as well argue with a rock
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But the Dems *are* powerless when it comes to Congress. That's a simple fact. Impeachment is currently unrealistic. Who wants to sit through that particular circus again? I'm not going to disagree with you at all on certain Dems voting for Trump nominees. I agree, but that's a different topic
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There's been zero evidence that there are enough Republicans to impeach, much less remove, any members of this administration With that in mind, there's an argument to be made that impeachment proceedings are at best a distraction, and perhaps even harmful to the Dems 8n the public eye
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Imagine being an Alabama graduate and for your commencement speech, instead of some author or philosopher or somebody giving an inspiring commencement speech, you get full diaper Don ranting about illegal immigrants and stolen elections
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Informative and important thread But I don't understand thanking god for unfreezing funds, when the credit goes to the state attorneys general and various non-profits that filed lawsuits to fight the freeze. As well as the ACLU that filed another lawsuit yesterday
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Drives me nuts Also, in the track filenames for some shows, once it gets to track 10, the naming scheme breaks as it drops the "0" for the disc Noticed it for the recent Trey shows... Screws up the order when sorting by filename Example: trey20240418_d01_01 vs trey20240418_d1_10
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This is the correct answer
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Love Big Dean's!
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Everyone's going to have to share that pain of standing up to the fadcists; "they" don't get special dispensation because "we" all are all suffering the consequences of all who do not resist
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Another way to frame it is that by accepting federal grants, funding, etc, Harvard would be supporting fascism and the shredding of the Constitution, so they should divest from the federal government, so to speak
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This dude freely emasculated himself on social media. Fascinating
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The fan vote means nothing, and Phish fans know it
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War is Peace, Freedom is Slavery, Ignorance is Strength, and 2 + 2 = 5
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One of the dumbest takes on Bluesky
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As the richest person in the world, at least on paper, Elon is highly unlikely to go broke But as lots and lots of small businesses are tariffed out of existence, companies like Amazon and other large corps are going to take an even bigger piece of the overall pie IMO, this is really bad
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This is simply yet another transfer of wealth to the oligarch class
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I think I’m going to be thinking about this quote from Gordon Hirabayshi on the walls of the museum for a long time.
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That's a lot of words to say "here are some d-bags" 😄
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This is one stupid, undeveloped brain take "He taped someone, but it was a long time ago and he's changed, so its cool, right?" Your mom must be proud
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It's a massive investment in US semiconductor mfg - and in Upstate NY (which embarrassingly has pro-Trump areas). But Johnson spoke against it this year No doubt it's because it passed during Biden's term Total hypocrisy
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Oh, absolutely. The Act passed Congress in 2022, with only a single GOP Representative voting for it, but 17 GOP senators voting for it. So yes, it was during the Biden admin, but had some Republican support
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Look, I concede I'm debating insanity here, but... If their position is that tariffs are in part to bring back US mfg, then why are Trump and Johnson threatening CHIPS funding to build semiconductor plants in Syracuse? While simultaneously threatening tariffs on semiconductors
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Power and greed overwhelm and sense of morals or shame in some people
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People have been saying this for 2 years... Have yet to see it happen
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No shit. Weak ass performative garbage. Doesn't move the needle in the slightest
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Y'all are doing some silly skit while the Republicans continue to execute a soft coup Absolutely embarrassing leadership Wake the f*ck up, we need righteous anger and protests
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Wow. A worthless letter from another useless Dem leader. Truly inspiring stuff
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I think you meant to quote yourself
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You seem to gloss over the fact that bands make almost no money anymore off of albums. Touring & merch are their primary sources of income You also gloss over entities like LiveNation/TM and AEG today controlling a monopolistic amount of ticketing and live music venues Pretty cheap shot at bands