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Anyway, if the poison continues to spread, and Canada is indeed about 5 years behind the US on the 'embrace far right anti-liberal democracy lunacy', we can rely on the Canadian fourth estate to do just as good a job as America's: by gaslighting us into thinking everything is normal.

Me when I see a hot guy at the gym
(sorry Manu)

As Sean says, don't take career advice from Nepo Babies.

I have a degree in Women's Studies & I can't tell you how many "basket weaving" jokes I heard as a student. It's not only a lazy dudebro quip à la Bootstrapping, it's also sexist as hell. Treating woman-coded artisans as useless is booooring.

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Or go get a job at your daddy’s business after dropping out of college.

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Yes 😘

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You’re baby 😘

Also you look 32 max

RSVPing now

If we ever need to go back let’s split an uber cause Nepean is faaaaaar! Also I’ve used it for 2 nights and my life is changed. I slept for 8 hours and now I’m rested? Like the bone deep tiredness isn’t there?? I can just get up and go about my day???

This is part of the current surge of anti-fatness & the emboldening of anti-fat bigotry. The response to a congressman arguing for the deportation of a congresswoman isn't to call him The Whale.

Also, fat shaming was never "verboten in the liberal playbook"?? I WISH, but definitely not!

And whores! Don’t forget the whoremongers

Uno reverse - your horrible vibes are actually hot and attractive soooo

Hell yeah 🥳

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Officially a bear 🐻🐾

37%

So many options!

This has got to be the Food Dude’s jump the shark moment, right?

inkskinned on tumblr “if you take medication for that, you’ll be taking medication all your life!!” yeah, and?? bud, i already put on my glasses every morning. it’s like. a condition of mine, not a side hobby i’m pursuing irresponsibly. lady-harrowhark and the thrilling sequel: “taking meds for that is the easy way out!” right you are my dude, i’m a huge fan of not making things harder than they have to be

One of the major lessons to take from all these Epstein files is the social justice rhetoric and activism was seen as a direct threat to Epstein and Thiel’s world domination plans, that’s why they poured so much money into trying to dismantle equal rights initiatives and education.

Several lessons:
1. Being grifted works out in the end. 2. It’s morally ok to steal from the wealthy / the giant.
3. Beans are a great source of protein, fibre, an magic (they return nitrogen to the soil which helps other plants grow which is pretty magical).

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2026 "things I watched" thread

We need governments need to update and enforce privacy laws along with safety regulation of tech/social media companies. We need to be looking at the 2ndary effects of those regulations too. Look at the UK where minors can’t access sexual education material online cause it’s labeled “adult content”

I don’t have an issue with the concept of age verification especially when it comes to fighting child extortion. I have zero faith that discord 1. Will be able to safely store my age verification data 2. Won’t sell that data to anyone who asks, especially AI companies

“I’m daddy’s good boy I’m daddy’s good boy” ok well I’m

The Téléfrançais ananas haunts my dreams to his day

When I was 12 I saw this man on the big screen an thought “Ooooh I’m gaaay!”

A facebook post from Kyle Cardoza: "But those jobs aren't for people to support themselves, they're for kids being supported by their parents!" say the people arguing against increasing the minimum wage. "Okay," I ask, "then who is going to do those jobs when kids are legally required to be in school or practically required to be asleep?" • .. "But it'll raise prices!" they argue. "Well, actually, according to meticulously gathered data from the last few times it's been done, the increase in cost of living is invariably much, much smaller than the increase in income." "But that punishes everyone who earns more than minimum!" they whine, to which I always say something to the effect of "If you depend for your sense of worth on there being people worse off than you, than you are a moral failure as a human being." The conversation then always goes one of two ways; either they go silent/ change the subject, or they argue in some form that certain classes of people just don't deserve to live a decent life, and that society depends on their suffering to function. At that point, in the former case, I know I've beaten them, and in the latter, I know they're monsters whose opinions are unworthy of debate. I'll state it simply: the value of a society can be no higher than the value of its lowliest people. No matter how successful a few might be, no matter how high the average, if the bottom is below a decent standard of living, your society is failing, because the *purpose* of a society is to ensure the common welfare of all its people.

Bingo. Kyle here has hit the nail on the head! Read it twice if ya need to.

Forgot to take my Vyvanse, pray for me.