I'm a drunk asshole with a lot of strong opinions.

Replying to @Biast12
Yes you did, because you are stupid. I a person that has been around the world and worked to help the poor and misbegotten has told you that your world view is retarded and you should feel bad. You fucking retard. I did the work. I wanted to help.
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Be mad Be really fucking mad. Hate something. Hate it until it dies.
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A new Viking age is coming. I can see it clearly, because outright warfare is practically forbidden. If not outright. The lands will be plundered. You won't deny us, the boat builders.
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God isn't nice. Jesus isn't either. They're righteous. Nice doesn't play into it.
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Take a bottle of water. The water is full of everyone ruining your life. Burn it.
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John Hancock retweeted
Mamdani Don’t you send any jets Trump Trump Sending a whole fleet 😂😂😂🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
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John Hancock retweeted
I want every foreigner visiting America for the World Cup to realize this is 100% legal. And every town in the USA is filled with patriots who have armories like this. Every block, actually. This is why we will never be conquered and are awesome 🇺🇸
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John Hancock retweeted
George Washington's Spectacles: At the end of the Revolutionary War, Congress was broke and owed back pay to many officers and soldiers in the army. Rumors began to spread that to solve the problem, Congress would just disband the army and send them home without pay. Some officers, influenced by anonymous letters known as the Newburgh Addresses began discussing radical action such as marching on Congress. This raised fears of a military coup that could have destroyed the nation in its infancy. On March 15 1783, new Newburgh New York, General Washington called his officers together at the Temple of Virtue - a large wooden hall built by the soldiers as a chapel and dance hall. He arrived unexpectedly just after General Horatio Gates had opened the meeting. Washington spoke to his men and he sympathized with the officers’ hardships including his own but firmly condemned any move against the civilian government. He appealed to their patriotism, honor, and sense of duty. He warned against plunging the country into “civil horror.” As Washington prepared to read a letter from Congress explaining the situation, he struggled to read the print. Then he reached into his pocket and pulled out a pair of reading spectacles—the first time most of the officers had ever seen him wear glasses. He had only recently started needing them and had kept it private. He paused and said: “Gentlemen, you will permit me to put on my spectacles, for I have not only grown gray but almost blind in the service of my country.” The officers were stunned. Here was their revered, seemingly invincible commander—now openly acknowledging his age, weariness, and physical frailty after years of shared sacrifice. Many of them were moved to tears. The tension in the room dissolved. The conspiracy collapsed. The officers voted to express their “unshaken confidence” in Congress and rejected any irregular or mutinous actions. Washington later successfully lobbied Congress on their behalf, and the army received a settlement of five years of full pay. The moment is widely regarded as one of Washington’s greatest acts of leadership. Our country was founded and preserved by the greatest of men.
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John Hancock retweeted
I love America.
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1/ Cannot believe what I just witnessed: a hearing brought by Jimmy Wagner, lawyer for a Republican candidate in the NYC primary who went to sleep winning, woke up with nothing but losing votes, mathematical impossibility. Wagner showed the judge a sheaf of blank vote tallies…
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Please forgive me for my weakness. I have not been dealing well with the dying of my father.
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What a lot of people don't understand is that empathy and compassion are not the same. Understanding how someone feels is easy. Actually caring enough to help them is quite another thing. I've worked with a number of doctors, nurses, techs. All wonderful people. The ED works people to the bone, but they're still very compassionate. I unfortunately had to be under the care of one of my old docs recently. He was sad to see me, not because he didn't want to, but because I was sick. It had been 8 years since I last saw him, but he still recognized me. It was nice to see him, and from what the nurse said he knew I knew what I needed. They taught me well. I'm getting offhand. Compassion is about caring for others even at the expense of yourself. As a solo MA I would spend hours working to make sure things were done, I made phone calls, I submitted charts, I got drugs approved by insurance, I did everything I could to ensure my patient's comfort. Empathy would be me recognizing why they feel so bad.
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"May you live in interesting times," The worst curse you can wish upon anyone. It took me awhile to realize, Sir Pterry was wise. That's why Sam Vimes is my hero. Captain Carrot is his sidekick. Angua and Hazel well they do their thing. I've read Thud!, Guards! Guards!(My copy given to a Jew.). Men at Arms, Jingo, Feet of Clay, Night Watch, and even Snuff, one of his last novels. I know the stories well. I've read them plenty of times. I own the majority of the Discworld books. I have the movies as well. I enjoy my favorite author. I'm not the best expert on the Discworld, but I know a thing about a thing.
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My father is dying in hospice. I spent the last night with him. I have my own problems, but I wanted to be there for Father's day. He's got a few few more days at best. I just want him to relax and stop feeling the pain. I could be angry if I thought it would stop this. I am very sad instead. I want my dad. I drink for a reason. The anger can come after.
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John Hancock retweeted
What terrifies me about this is the potential backlash against peaceful white people. Imagine if Muslims started mass-murdering Germans at Christmas markets, raping English teenage girls, stabbing Irish schoolchildren, or blowing up cars in Sweden?
🚨 BREAKING: A 36-year-old white Scottish man is being investigated by Counter Terrorism Police after five people were stabbed in Edinburgh He said after his arrest: "I'm protecting the country from these fucking Muslim bastards raping our young daughters"
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Let the sleeping giant awake, it has slept too long. Be angry Americans, your British Kin are suffering at the hands of their government. The Germans, the French, the Czechs, All of Europe. Let your ire grow in good faith. Be angry. Be mad. Be mean. Nothing changes when you're nice. Be mean. Be really mean because that is how good things happen.
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Rip and tear until is complete. Rip and tear! Rip and tear! Remember that you must be mean. Be really mean. That is how good things are done. Being nice brings you ruination. Be the asshole, be the saint, tell them you don't want what they're selling. I'm on my second bottle of bourbon and I can tell you this. Get angry, get rude. Don't take their shit. I don't spell things wrong I just police myself. I try not to make mistakes. It takes a bit of effort. I do it because I have to be honest with myself. I'm drinking because my dad is dying. I don't like that.
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My kitty wants to snuggle so much that a couple toes from her daddy are acceptable. Ms. Maple doesn't like being held or brushed, very independent like her dad, so lots of pettings in bed and some wet food in the morning. She mostly likes the gravy.
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I love love. I love being in love. I just care what it does to me.
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My dad is dying. I'm gonna drink about it.
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