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I resided in the SunsetStrip neighborhood of Geocities, just to set at ease anyone who was wondering.

1. Not all rules come from imaginary gods
2. Most people don’t need rules to keep them from harming others

We as a country need to mentally prepare ourselves to owe an absolutely massssssssssive debt of gratitude to The Women.

I hate to be that guy, but the next link down on my feed is about Israel branding the foreheads of Palestinian prisoners.

So humanity is really no great shakes, but the trees do look beautiful.

This is such a vivid comment section already.

Its not going to be a good…rest of the year. Regardless of who wins, honestly. A kamala win just defines the specific way it will be shitty distinct from the shittiness of a Trump win.

8 spiders spinning

In a way this is better than an endorsement would’ve been. Especially because it’s acknowledged who the would-be recipient of the endorsement would have been.

Well the front fell off you see.

Cancel Prime.

Cancel Prime.

Cancel Prime.

She got that dumper methinks

And their political affiliations would be somehow above questioning?

Have you met our Supreme Court?

Naïve article overall. Writers should know better than to prognosticate on what could actually hurt Trump’s chances. But this is a fantastic line:

That was clear early on when Tony Hinchcliffe, a man invited by Trump to give one of the introductory speeches—who in true MAGA fashion alleged without providing a shred of evidence that he was a comedian

They literally just did with a very high degree of precision, you butterknife.

Its better to be the incumbent party for sure but there are still manifold threat modes.

Yeah you can just remove the outer boundary of suckage in that case.

I am just accepting the fact that the entire period between election day and inauguration is going to suck very, very badly if Harris wins.

Directly into my veins please.

I laughed but…

I hope we are able to reclaim our basic humanity if we survive this attack on the fabric of our society.

The Post’s opinion section today. I canceled my subscription yesterday but still have access until June.