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ROFLMAO!!! Trump in a nutshell, included are the people who put him on the post!

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If you want an example of how crime is a social construct, consider this.

Briana Boston said "delay defend depose" to an insurance corp—she owns 0 guns, was arrested, charged with terrorism, & had to pay $100K bond

Brad Spafford had multiple illegal guns, 150 bombs, lied to the FBI, advocated assassinating Kamala, is NOT charged with terrorism, and had to pay a $25K bond

Empty words are "terrorism" but actual illegal bombs & guns are "free speech." Incredible.

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Wonderful sentiment. Thank you, Steve Martin.

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the litter boxes in public school bathrooms things is so funny because it’s like. it’s been 5 years. we know they’re not there. tbh at this point if there was a large percentage of school children who preferred pissing in litter boxes I���d say that is one of the more minor threats facing the youth of America. Jesus Christ. get new material that actually matters.

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A new study published in the journal Renewable Energy uses data from the state of California to demonstrate that no blackouts occurred when wind-water-solar electricity supply exceeded 100% of demand on the state’s main grid for a record 98 of 116 days from late winter to early summer 2024 for an average (maximum) of 4.84 (10.1) hours per day.

Compared to the same period in 2023, solar output in California is up 31%, wind power is up 8%, and batteries are up a staggering 105%. Batteries supplied up to 12% of nighttime demand by storing and redistributing excess solar energy.

And here’s the kicker: California’s high electricity prices aren’t because of wind, water, and solar energy. (That issue is primarily caused by utilities recovering the cost of wildfire mitigation, transmission and distribution investments, and net energy metering.)

In fact, researchers from Stanford, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, and the University of California, Berkeley found that states with higher shares of renewable energy tend to see lower electricity prices. The takeaway – and the data backs it up – is that a large grid dominated by wind, water, and solar is not only feasible, it’s also reliable.

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Forbes: The Rich Stop Paying Social Security Tax Around January 1

What the Social Security tax is now, why it's running out of money & how to fix it rapidly!!

Sadly, tRump & his Republikkkans are trying to ruin it to get their rich friends' more tax cuts...

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Elon is a ketamine addict willing to double deal with anyone to get paid.

Conservatives, from their church pews, see his rapacious wealth as glorious.

Now, the wealthy are aligning with state and military. Very dark days ahead.