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"Incredibly small" is the perfect description for the photos I got on the whale-watching cruise I took (just a 2 or 3 hour one, not a Cruise cruise). Me showing pix: "Check out the microscopic whales!"
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We've seen how far Trump will go to overturn an election.
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Oh the irony of you using a gif of Captain America.
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Because Trump is a sore loser and his followers believe every lie he says.
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2020 was legit but Trump is a whining sore loser who just never quits.
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All foreign countries are not identical. Hope this helps.
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Performative denseness is your super power.
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I'm not sure this guy can follow "former" and "latter."
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Trump has sure done a great job of dividing America. Disgraceful.
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Because they've already shot American citizens to death, that's why. Didn't Fox News cover that?
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A constitutional republic IS a type of democracy. Saying it's not is like saying, "That's not a dog, it's a beagle!"
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Grateful that my Sirius channel doesnt have ads.
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Replying to @kneerecon
Every single character in their ads is clinically stupid.
Replying to @softtail65
I hope all goes well and you get little treat for yourself.
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The coolest 'cat that is what am 🪷 retweeted
Replying to @ABC
Fuck Samuel Alito and this bullshit argument. Marriage is not just some private religious ceremony. The government attaches real, tangible benefits to it: tax treatment, inheritance rights, Social Security benefits, health insurance protections, property rights, hospital access, immigration benefits, and a mountain of other legal advantages. So spare me the claim that same-sex marriage is somehow an affront to “religious liberty.” Your religion does not get to decide which American citizens qualify for government benefits. If they genuinely believe marriage should belong exclusively to religion, fine. Then take government out of marriage completely. No married filing jointly. No spousal tax breaks. No government-recognized marital status. Every American files separately, pays separately, inherits under the same rules, and receives exactly the same treatment regardless of whether some church considers them married. Then marriage can be whatever religious ceremony people want it to be. But you do not get to keep every government benefit of marriage for heterosexual couples while telling gay Americans that recognizing their marriages somehow violates somebody else’s religion. That isn’t religious liberty. That’s using religion as an excuse to give one group of citizens government privileges that another group is forbidden from accessing. If marriage comes with government benefits, then equal protection means those benefits cannot be reserved for the couples Samuel Alito personally finds acceptable.
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