njpatel.bsky.social
Proud American, former refugee, Husband, Father, informed optimist, pragmatic idealist, aviation geek, history nerd, subversive do-gooder.
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Lifelong Californian here as well. I see we have a difference of opinion. It will never be Cali to me. Good day, madam.
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Glad you love it, but can you not call it Cali please. Californians just don’t say that. It’s kinda the Same with calling SF, “Frisco”. Please.
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Maybe he can start by looking for the 1,000+ migrant children that have yet to be found during the family separation atrocity at the border during the last dumpster fire.
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Wait? What? It’s not Elon? Fits the bill on both counts.
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Soo… more like a banana then, not a cabbage, which of course is way less than a scaramuci?
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Riveting dies in Darkness? Just doesn’t have quite the same ring.
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Metaphor?
Premonition?
Wish?
Just bad batteries?
Under-regulation?
Only time will tell…
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Yes it won…by just 1.4%. A razor thin margin. This is not over. Surrender is a choice. Don’t make that choice.
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Or you could’ve simply written 47= 34 and see if the dolts who volunteered to work for him could figured it out.
Alternatively remove the “7” key from all WH keyboards.
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I guess it beats feeding the hungry or clothing the poor…not much show value in that.
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The Popular People’s Front of Judea did it… but Twas a mere flesh wound
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Is it though?
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Brexit, American-style. Gin up a lot of xenophobic anger, promise the moon, make vague threats, shoot foot off.
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Yes! Mark Cuban already started it on this platform. Lets do it
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Levy a “content tax” on FB and google. Say 20% of top line into a pooled contribution to nonprofits like Propublica, Wikipedia and BlueSky. So basically a subsidy from the monopolies built on news content. Augment that free news with premium features that subs pay for.
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Yes and please