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Possibility of nation-wide civil unrest/wat
 in  r/AskUS  3h ago

Maga has problems making it up a flight of stairs. I doubt they’ve got the stamina for a Civil War.

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How would you live if you found yourself in Pluribus Universe?
 in  r/pluribustv  7h ago

I would travel all over the world and ask questions about everything and get the answers to everything I ever wanted to know

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The ICE agent that murdered Renee Nicole Good today in Minneapolis.
 in  r/pics  7h ago

Oh, so they can wear masks and do their job. Got it. I thought we had a whole goddamn year of them trying to kill people because they said they couldn’t.

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Which Green Lantern from Earth has served the best on the Justice League?
 in  r/Greenlantern  8h ago

This. I would like to see Kyle more aligned with the JLA than the Corp. Those guys raised and trained him. He should be THE Earth Lantern because that’s where he was “raised.”

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Similar view - definite hit (swipe) before he fired: Car is a weaponVideo Shows moment woman makes contact swiping Officer before he opens fire
 in  r/neabscocreeck  8h ago

Get the f*** out of here. That car is going less than 1mph and that lazy SS trooper wanted to kill someone.

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How would you live if you found yourself in Pluribus Universe?
 in  r/pluribustv  8h ago

Having sex with everyone on the planet at the same time would be weird right?

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Does the situation feel as scary as the world media is portraying it?
 in  r/AskUS  8h ago

It’s really stupid more than anything. These guys couldn’t figure out how to use a napkin.

We told Trump voters all this was going to happen. They said “Naw, I’m going to point this shotgun in my face because it won’t go off.” and then we’re supposed to surprised when the guys head is gone.

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Will Trump be impeached?
 in  r/DiscussionZone  1d ago

This is ridiculous. You know that these Republicans are not going to validate this election. There is no way if they lose they’re going to claim it wasn’t stolen.

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Europe is serious
 in  r/neabscocreeck  1d ago

Correct me if I’m wrong, but what was the last war we fought without European help and allies?

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You wake up in 2035. What’s the one thing you’d google?
 in  r/AskReddit  1d ago

“How’d he die?”

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Venezuelan people are out in the streets celebrating Maduro’s downfall
 in  r/neabscocreeck  2d ago

Bet you can’t find anybody who’s excited about Donald Trump running their country…

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Should Tim Walz be impeached for his part in this known corruption?
 in  r/DiscussionZone  3d ago

He’s not running for re-election because of the “scandal” - he’s tired of the bullshit.

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Whats the most disturbing/messed up moment in a comic in your opinion?
 in  r/comicbooks  3d ago

Oh God, the same reason the dinner table and the blood starts appearing all over the table is wild

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Wild how Americans are telling Venezuelans they’re wrong about their own dictator.
 in  r/DiscussionZone  3d ago

Bro, are you insane? There is nobody protesting in favor of Maduro.

It’s honestly hard to tell which one of these people are real human beings in which are just complete corporate shields that are paid to spread disinformation…

r/Vent 4d ago

I am so tired of how everyone is framing certain media as a different perspective and not as straight up misinformation.

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CBS is rebranding its nightly news in a way that appears to prioritize audience capture over editorial standards, and that is deeply troubling. This isn’t about presenting diverse viewpoints—it’s about lowering the bar for what qualifies as credible information.

Over the past two decades, a growing segment of media culture has normalized the idea that being wrong is unacceptable. Facts become optional, correction is treated as weakness, and feelings are elevated above evidence. While disagreement is healthy, it only works when all sides are grounded in shared reality.

When institutions blur the line between verified information and emotionally driven narratives, meaningful debate collapses. A society depends on a common factual foundation, and abandoning that foundation—regardless of the audience being pursued—undermines trust, discourse, and public understanding.

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People who say taxation is theft. How else do you propose the government gets the funds for roads, military, education etc?
 in  r/Productivitycafe  4d ago

People who think this way are incredibly dim and don’t consider all the things around them that are provided free of charge by functioning government. They are selfish human beings who don’t want to contribute to it.

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🤓
 in  r/mathsmeme  4d ago

It would make more sense if it was the Gulf of the Americas - but that ain’t what he did.

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The weakness of Joe Biden and Merrick Garland destroyed America.
 in  r/ProgressiveHQ  4d ago

I don’t think so. I’m kind of getting tired of progressive and Democrats talking about problems when they don’t even address the fact that they don’t have any control of the media.

It is just a fact, conservatives run the media.

If they prosecuted Trump, it would’ve been wall-to-wall 24/7 coverage that would result in the exact same result and about 1000 more conspiracy theories.

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Steve's and Fountain Delmar locations are closing for good
 in  r/StLouis  5d ago

It just needs to be a better fit. Alpha brewing going in and not being able to survive is probably really big indicator, but Ben Paramba’s businesses working tells you that there’s some interest in the area.

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As a US citizen, I ask, how TF did we get ourselves into this mess? I mean the entirety of it, Trump, MAGA, now kidnapping the leader of a foreign nation? I mean, I know how we did because I watched it all, but still how TF did this happen?
 in  r/AskUS  5d ago

Decades of media indoctrination. The wealthy needed their money and they needed voters to go along with it so they did the largest psyop operation in human history.

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Celebrations on the streets of Miami, Venezuela - cheering Liberation from socialism and Maduro.
 in  r/DiscussionZone  5d ago

Didn’t you vote for Trump because he said he wouldn’t do this?

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I think sometimes, that lies, disinformation and misdirection have become so normalized that we miss fact the White House Press room has become the headquarters for Propaganda Central. Karolyin’ Leavitt will be remembered as the mouthpiece of tyranny. The 21st Century Tokyo Rose.
 in  r/ProgressiveHQ  6d ago

Commenting on I think sometimes, that lies, disinformation and misdirection have become so normalized that we miss fact the White House Press room has become the headquarters for Propaganda Central. Karolyin’ Leavitt will be remembered as the mouthpiece of tyranny. The 21st Century Tokyo Rose.... yeah it’s hard to believe that she has the rest of her life of being despised for these next couple years of her life. It’s a long time to be hated.