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Anon achieves a higher form
The elitist that doesn't know Ovid was Roman, not Greek.
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Anon achieves a higher form
The elitist that doesn't know Ovid was Roman, not Greek.
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Interesting analogy
You forgot the part where the komodo dragon's "promised land" was full of Phoenician Canaanites they had to genocide first.
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no wait he has a point
Acts 4:34-36
"For there was not a needy person among them, for all who were owners of land or houses would sell them and bring the proceeds of the sales and lay them at the apostles’ feet, and they would be distributed to each as any had need."
They mean this Christianity, right???
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The water has waves!
It's hard to really describe to younger generations just what it was like.
I'm an elder millennial (1984) and the changes to games within my lifetime has been breath taking and staggering.
The first game I remember playing is River Raid on my brother's Atari. I was a vaguely plane shaped black block.
A couple years later, I find myself playing Super Mario Bros. A few more and it's SMB3 and I'm holding a gameboy in my hands on the road trips to Florida to see my grandparents.
Then the jump to SNES and Genesis. Seeing that depth and life seep into the characters... The music gaining in complexity...
I even had a Sega CD and I remember how mind blowing it was when Sonic turned and ran towards the back to go through a loop instead of just side to side.
Then for it was PS1 with Final Fantasy 7... Graphical cut scenes like moving works of art.
After this point, yes there was still obvious and sometimes bigger jumps... But this is where it all was SO different each generation. Not just seeing extra small details and polishes. Large, discrete jumps forward
I wish I could give my wonder to anyone who never got to experience it. It was an amazing time to live.
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'Shaken': Analyst claims John Roberts has been left reeling from immunity ruling backlash
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"You mean my radical and insane interpretations of the law are insane and radical?".
Yeah, he fucking knows and is a piece of shit like the rest of these disingenuous monsters
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rule :(
"And the poor shall not be allowed even the pleasure of sugary treats. Yea, they shall have their food stamps slashed for the sin of poverty."
Book of Jebus, chapter 6, verses 3 and 4.
Seriously, though, it seems like everything these people do is just to inflict more suffering.
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Republican Sen. Joni Ernst defends proposed Medicaid cuts: 'We all are going to die'
If we're all going to die anyway, give up your salary and healthcare, Madam Senator.
Oh? You won't because your rhetoric is bullshit?
Sic semper tyrannis.
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‘He is one of us!’: US anti-vaxxers rejoice at nomination of David Weldon for CDC
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They will probably barely care even if it strikes down their own children. They will cry and say it was God's will and overlook that it was preventable
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I hope the penalty is being drawn and quartered in Times Square live on national television
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FBI warns users to encrypt text messages for cybersecurity. Here's how to do it
Showed this information to my boomer mother who then asked my also tech illiterate step father what he thought.
"We don't send sensitive information through texts."
The ignorance almost physically hurts.. Thinking that only the actual message content is important.
Or ignoring the pictures we send and the private things I talk about with my mom.
Do I think that specifically my information would be useful to China? Likely not. But I also have no idea what all is possible with that kind of information in the aggregate.
At the very least, I assume they will use it to manipulate us even more with disinformation.
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Big cuts to Medicaid reportedly on the menu for House Republicans
Ah yes. Denying me food and medical coverage will clearly help with my disability.
Make sure to give that money to the ultra wealthy as a bonus for destroying the planet
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$25 million UnitedHealth CEO whines about social media trashing his industry
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Same with teeth.
Sure, I can live without them but everything becomes harder and worse and there's an awful period where you could probably die from the infections as many people used to.
But those are luxury bones covered by other, separate insurance, as though it is not related to my health.
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Shots fired
If this is his thought process, he should take it a step further.
French is just badly pronounced Latin.
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Welcome to the Age of Technofeudalism - Interview with Yanis Varoufakis
They haven't overthrown shit.
This is what capitalism is and what it always leads to: siphoning all power to the top small % of people.
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Nothing more efficient than creating an entire quasi governmental branch of bureaucracy to oversee the bureaucracy
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US suspends military aid to Ukraine
Remember when Republicans were the ones chomping at the bit to destroy Russia?
I do. I was alive during the end of the Cold War.
Fucking ghouls just keep getting worse.
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Aerial view of Centuripe, Italy
Looks like a giant fell on his face spread eagle and the town was built of its body
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What a beautiful message of unity from an obviously very sane, intelligent and rational man. Happy Easter
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Because most Americans read at about a sixth grade level... And that's about the level, or lower, that he speaks on.
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17 Teslas destroyed following blaze at Rome dealership
Good. Fuck Musk and fuck any of his companies and cronies.
Sic semper tyrannus
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The New York Times Really Asked Ms. Rachel If She's Paid By Hamas
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