#Boston Tea Party
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readandwriteclub Β· 1 day ago
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No; he knows. Malign and informed, he knows: that's the intent. That'll be the intended outcome. Irrelevant whether he's Russia's top SVR agent or just a narcissistic and petulant toddler: the (irreversible?) damage is the intended effect.
Americans love DARVO, "if only Dems didn't do it first" or some other canard of the gaslighter. Just like Gaslight (1944), he's destroying our democracy and looting our government like the manic authoritarian he is.
Eggs are now scarce and expensive, and he's placing tariffs and sanctions on Colombia, the largest trading partner with the US for coffee. So coffee prices will skyrocket.
Did he forget he's president of a country that started a revolution over taxes on our breakfast beverage.
He's not sharp. β˜• 🍳
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twitters-exx Β· 4 days ago
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beardedmrbean Β· 1 year ago
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massachusetts-official Β· 1 year ago
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between the great molasses flood and the tea party, boston harbor has to be one of the most beverage harbors
Bold move claiming molasses is a beverage. It's barely a liquid.
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blue-evening Β· 2 months ago
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Let’s have another Boston Tea Party, but instead of dumping tea, we start kidnapping CEOs and making them walk the plank like the pirate days
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schnitzelsemmerl Β· 8 months ago
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i like my women how i like my tea: IN THE HARBORRRRRR 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Milestone Monday
A Brewed Rebellion
On this day, December 16, 1773, the Boston Tea Party took place, a significant event in American history. It was a political protest by the American colonists against British taxation without representation. The Tea Act of 1773 allowed the British East India Company to sell tea directly to the colonies. This undercutting of local merchants and enforcing a tax on tea was the catalyst for this protest.
On the night of the incident, a group of colonists, known as the Sons of Liberty, dressed as Mohawk Indians to conceal their identities and boarded three British ships anchored in Boston Harbor. They threw 342 chests of tea, worth around the equivalent of one million dollars today, overboard into the harbor.
Samuel Adams primarily led the Boston Tea Party, which was organized by John Hancock. However, the identities of many of the participants remain a mystery. Notably, Francis Akeley is the only individual known to have been arrested and imprisoned for his role in the event.Β 
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Dorothy Q: Together with A Ballad of theΒ Boston Tea PartyΒ & Grandmother's Story of Bunker Hill Battle by Oliver Wendell Holmes with illustrations by Howard Pyle, published in Boston by Β Houghton, Mifflin and Company in 1893.
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reading-writing-revolution Β· 4 months ago
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Since the kickoff to US independance was basically people protesting import tariffs on tea/goods, what are we throwing into the Boston harbor this January?
Spread these around as you like.
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Trump Tariffs - fucking Americans over just like King George.
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Trump: Tariffs are gonna be great for America
Boston Harbor: πŸ‘€
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Boston Tesla Party
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knightofthesevenfandoms Β· 1 month ago
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Had a conversation with some coworkers that it feels like high time for a second Boston Tea Party, but what do we throw in the bay to show our disapproval for the government's actions.
Teslas. We push all the Teslas in the bay, who's with me.
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- @zesty-lime-scout
OW ????????
mate, what in the hell was that for ?? it hurt, y'know! i'm not as athletically gifted as you are, cut me some slack.
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