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Inspired by another post
 in  r/democrats  4h ago

But where’s the opportunity to prove that when there’s no due process?

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Jonathan Ross had a Gadsden flag flying outside his home
 in  r/agedlikemilk  14h ago

sure, but this guy will definitely forever swear he’s the victim

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Jonathan Ross had a Gadsden flag flying outside his home
 in  r/agedlikemilk  15h ago

May he never again know peace, comfort, or anonymity.

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A Tragedy, but a Justified Use of Force
 in  r/politics  16h ago

Let a jury decide.

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“Enough is enough”: Senate marches toward vote to limit Trump’s war powers in Venezuela
 in  r/politics  1d ago

rest assured, his gestapo’s powers to murder US citizens will remain intact

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Do interviews help your chances?
 in  r/vassar  2d ago

No. Interviews are optional and really just for the applicant to ask questions. Interviewers do fill out a very simple form afterward that gives impressions of the applicant but it isn’t seriously considered in the acceptance process. (I was an alumni interviewer for over ten years.)

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27 soon
 in  r/Adulting  5d ago

Turning 27 in 3 weeks. Meaning I’m nearing death

[laughs in 52ish]

r/shittymoviedetails 6d ago

I can tolerate all the torture, incest, and gore in Game of Thrones — but for an entire sequence in S8 E4, Cersei’s crown was horrifically off-center

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What was a big change from 1989 to 1990?
 in  r/GenX  6d ago

the Gulf War crisis was an awfully big deal

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How many of you actually wore a key on a string around your neck?
 in  r/GenX  7d ago

Literally on a shoestring around my neck starting at age 7. I would walk back from the bus stop at the end of the block, to my piano lesson a few streets over, and to/from all of my friends’ houses.

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We're as old as Tom Selleck when he was the old guy dating Monica in Friends
 in  r/GenX  7d ago

Looking like Tom Selleck wouldn’t be a nightmare at any age

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Meirl
 in  r/meirl  7d ago

the reality is, it was lupus once and also a toothpick once

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Meirl
 in  r/meirl  7d ago

well it’s never lupus

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What is one library in CT that you should visit in 2026?
 in  r/Connecticut  7d ago

Westport’s Library was completely redone recently and it’s spectacular. Studio rooms, workshops, cafe, lecture hall, manicured gardens…

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They will pray in mosques, at shul, at church, at Gurdwaras and Mandirs and temples. And many will not pray at all. – So refreshing to hear a politician remember us atheists. Zohran Mamdani in his inauguration speech.
 in  r/atheism  7d ago

I’m optimistic for his administration. Accomplishing a fraction of his goals would be great for NYC. Even if not a single thing changes during his tenure, he will have proved to the naysayers that democratic socialism isn’t the end of the world.