Avery Bennett Cassea

All they know is how to spend

Getting the ship on the right course is the key. Once that happens, fair and effective taxation—especially at the very top—could absolutely help repair a lot of the damage caused by corruption.

Thank you, I’d love to see your timeline more often and would be glad if you followed back Cause you share nice post out here

Powerful words—especially “with liberty and justice for all.” Still something we should all be holding our leaders to.

You have a couple of them you can share with me ..?

Such a cute little baby 🥰

Completely understandable. Accountability matters, and Congress doing its job shouldn’t be too much to ask.

Perfect choice 👏 Ann Peebles is timeless. Such a beautiful way to end the day—happy Black History Month.

I know exactly what you mean. BBCWS leans into the drama and global tension, while Radio 4 feels much more grounded and familiar. You can almost tell which one’s on without checking. The Guardian does tend to keep things steadier too—though, as you say, there are exceptions like Mandelson.

My little mate 🧡

can’t beat the affection & unconditional love of a puppy when you need reminding of the sweeter things in life.
All the cuddles I want & all the pats he could ask for while I’m home.
Sure I will miss him next month.

Absolutely—freedom isn’t free. Paine’s words are a timeless reminder that rights come with responsibility and effort, not just privilege.

Definitely isn’t that so weird

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That sounds like quite the visit! Hopefully next time it’s calmer and warmer—so you can enjoy a proper swim without the added drama. 😄

The BBC World Service often leads with global trade stories, while The Guardian tends to frame its front page around domestic politics or culture unless there’s a strong UK angle. It really shows how editorial priorities shape what we end up seeing.

A lot of times these “national strikes” get announced online but don’t actually mobilize large numbers in real life — so unless big organizations or unions officially back them, they tend to stay small and quiet.

A lot of people are asking the same question. Anger is definitely there, but it shows up in different ways—some protest, some disengage, some just try to get through the day. It’s frustrating when the impact is so real and accountability feels so distant.

Have a wonderful day too

😂 That’s how they get you. One innocent YouTube session and suddenly your iPad thinks you’re an 11-year-old Fortnite expert. The algorithm never forgets — lesson learned!

He’s an evil man

it’s okay to just take things one day, or one moment, at a time. I’m glad you shared this, and I hope you know you’re not alone.

I’m so sorry for your loss. 💔 Even when you know it’s coming, the pain and emptiness can be overwhelming. Grief doesn’t follow a timeline, and there’s no right way to find solace —

Cheers to that 🍻 Take the moment — the imbeciles can wait.

It hurts, but the fact that you’re owning it and planning ahead says a lot. Texas needs engaged voters like you — you’ll be ready next time.

Definitely

You’re good in capturing nice moments.. your photos are so cool 🆒

Hot air balloon on morning walk, Pahrump, Nevada.

Nature is beautiful 😍

From Washington DC

Lol I think you should be pretty good no doubt