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lemmy.world

"Pro-life," but refuse to do the bare fucking minimum to help other people.

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lemmy.ca

Just like they are pro military, pro small government...

They are pro wealthy individuals and that's honestly it.

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They don't have principles, at all. They have goals, and anything that might get them closer to those goals will be said, regardless of inconsistency or hypocrisy.

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lemmy.world

Correct. But you’d have to read the books to the end to understand that.

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Plus, this is The Cat in the Hat and not the stick-in-the-mud that refused spoiled food.

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lemmy.world

Yep. ironically the story is about hating something without really knowing anything about it. Then once willing to open his mind, he is finally able to understand that green eggs and ham slow the spread of covid nineteen.

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Is it true that injecting the green eggs and ham into the bloodstream is the most effective way of killing covid?

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it's funny how masks have existed their whole life and the only time they decide to hate on it is when they're actually needed

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kbin.social

Are they still going on about masks?

Or is it bots that don't realise it's not 2020?

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Most have won their HCAs...and now with the uptick of RSVs it's looking like we got a new amount of nominees.

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Sorry I know this is a necro but they didn’t even get the reference right. The lines are in the style of green eggs and ham, which is a Dr Seuss book but not a cat in the hat book. Also, amusingly, in the end our dear protagonist realizes he does in fact like green eggs and ham…

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I didn't see the community and was expecting "Crocs" or something funny.

I am disappointed.

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You reached the end