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when we fail to call out behaviors that are harmful for the collective or an individual, we allow a cycle to continue that can feel like nature, when it is objectively nurture

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5 yrs ago I did a thing 💗

Egg prices in my area are up 150% from before Christmas. Luckily I’m allergic and rarely ever buy them, but a dozen eggs at the cheapest store is about $8 right now

Not just food, I mobile ordered a toaster 5min ago 👀

@ryderdyingwithu.bsky.social literally me 99.99999999% of the time

I love how spending money elsewhere is a “crisis” in Kayleigh’s eyes 😹 miss girl, that’s the whitest stretchiest white take I’ve heard in a long time, and I’ve heard a lot just this week

Bringing back an oldie but a goodie

I love this energy, and it’s going to take years of dismantling and rebuilding a system that I have been saying since childhood was copying the blueprints of Italy, Germany and Russia

brian.cornell@target.com

CEOs email

Some* food is better in Italy. California and Nevada have the best and most diverse food in the world IMO. As a Sicilian American, I would love to know what country in the EU you are fantasizing would be welcoming, and employing readily, American expats 💔

Rebel to my core ✊

Italy also has a right wing fascist government rn though

Black cat energy 🐈‍⬛

What if?

ALL Americans should be recoiling, a slope this slippery could host an Olympic luge 💔

Bay Area Japanese Americans Draw on WWII Trauma to Resist Deportation Threats | KQED President Donald Trump’s campaign pledge to use the Alien Enemies Act of 1798 to expedite deportations has rekindled trauma for Japanese Americans who were relocated and imprisoned during World War II...

Many Japanese Americans are recoiling from Trump's immigration crackdown. “This brings back all kinds of memories, even tears,” said one 91-year-old Berkeley resident. “You don’t think I’d remember much, but it’s amazing how much I do.” www.kqed.org/news/1202191... via @kqednews.bsky.social