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daemonsideblog · 7 hours ago
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If we all work together and do our part, the US, UK, Canada, France etc. could be gone forever by the end of this decade!!
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daemonsideblog · 7 hours ago
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Wow. Fully accepting roman imperial status.
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daemonsideblog · 1 day ago
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lil magic kissu from Santa Frieren so y'all have great holidays ❤🎄✨
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Haiii!! hello! haii!!! :3
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daemonsideblog · 2 days ago
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Man, I almost drank myself to death yesterday, I can't even remember my name, if only there was someone that could help me.
The the trustworthy and saint-like lieutenant:
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daemonsideblog · 2 days ago
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THE SONIC SPACE PROGRAM
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daemonsideblog · 2 days ago
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There is something really, uh, telling, about how Jimmy Carter’s presidency was widely considered to be a “failure,” and he also is INARGUABLY the U.S. president who has done the most to promote human rights around the world.
It’s extremely telling, about the U.S. nation-state as a political project and institution, about the federal government as a structure, about the nature of imperialism.
To reference a friend of mine, he was the only U.S. President alive in our lifetime who could avoid the International Criminal Court.
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