When someone cuts me off in traffic these days I just give them a big thumbs up.
Seraph
New instance, who dis?
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Cake day: March 3rd, 2024
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The fuck?
Yet, staying home on Election Day is also a rational behaviour since the chances of being the pivotal voter that decides an election is estimated at one in one million in a battleground state and much less in a noncompetitive state.
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No idea who convinced Trump this was a good idea - but THANK YOU!
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He’s trying to save up for a tape measure!
17·1 month ago“Oh shit this means we’ll end up with JD Vance?” - The same blind leaders
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Almost correct: if he was in office he would sharpie all hurricanes away from our shores, problem solved!
But it’s not a debate. They have no interest in listening to you, any facts you present, nor presenting any disputing facts.
Never wrestle with pigs. You both get dirty and the pig likes it. ― George Bernard Shaw
I’d argue it’s better to make fun of the fascists!
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It’s insane that any women considered Trump for any reason other than women’s rights. Really how many women thought “I don’t mind that he wants to control my body, but is he good for the economy?”
Goofy shit.
51·1 month agoIt’s literally the first line of the article you guys, fucking read it instead of speculating:
A pair of students at Harvard have built…
“Some states believe if your skin is brown you’re less of a person. What a beautiful melting pot America is!”
Conservatives really want shit to be like it was 100 years ago, fuck your progress!
27·2 months ago“No longer useful” according the company, as it doesn’t make them money anymore.
At least not until you’ve attempted your own genocide!
Theodore Roosevelt’s “Citizenship in a Republic” speech, delivered at the Sorbonne in Paris on April 23, 1910, is popularly known as “The Man in the Arena.” In this speech, Roosevelt emphasizes the importance of individual action and effort over criticism and spectatorship. He argues that:
- It is not the critic who counts, but the person who takes action, faces challenges, and strives to achieve great things.
- The credit belongs to the man who is actually in the arena, not to those who merely observe from the sidelines.
- Those who dare to take risks, make mistakes, and persevere despite setbacks are worthy of respect, even if they fail.
- In contrast, cynics and critics who never attempt to achieve greatness themselves are weak and unworthy of respect.
- True greatness comes from striving valiantly, knowing great enthusiasms and devotions, and spending oneself in a worthy cause.
Roosevelt’s speech encourages individuals to take an active role in shaping their communities and the world, rather than simply criticizing others from a distance. It celebrates the virtues of courage, perseverance, and dedication, and serves as a powerful call to action for those who seek to make a positive impact.
Ranked choice voting or similar.