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Alone, as all, near crest of Makito Mt. At peace, mostly. Above all, BE KIND. Tolerant Atheist, I love all of creation (except tyrants). Honorary NAFO king.🇺🇦

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My two loves.

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@TPBlue4 @mariashriver @GalleriaShena I’m serious here: stop insulting pigs please.

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@mariashriver @KayTweetTweet Can’t say what I want to say but every decent man out there knows.

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@larayapmaaq Weight bar for mice?

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@maddenifico He (they, those who pull the strings) are laying the groundwork for stealing first the midterms then the presidential elections.

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The SS Liberty is nothing compared to how they changed the entire trajectory of US politics.

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Our dearest ally at work.

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The West allows this.

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@TheRealThelmaJ1 32 years of saving for that special trip will now be spent on a six pack.

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@DSilverkiba @TheRealThelmaJ1 MENSA presidency is open Silverkiba.

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@MsTranceyPants @Jimimanpop @TheRealThelmaJ1 Reasoning? Logic? Straight jacket for you!

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@elonmusk Promoting division again-and truth be damned.

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@elonmusk Promoting division is no longer enough, he is graduating to the promotion of violence.

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@ChinaPR_57 @atrupar @tedcruz *Bitch. Lapbitch.

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@LilRdVet2 @atrupar @tedcruz Oh they know. But hypocrisy pays very well in the MAGA world.

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@atrupar Look up masculinity in any dictionary n “Ted” pops up.

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@Acyn Yes the rebirth of the American dream will require the law finally coming after traitorous weasels like yourself who came so close to forever extinguishing it.

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@elonmusk At Least 90% of US Congress is controlled by a foreign government. Wow

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@elonmusk Can you imagine a world where someone with this much reach worked to unite and uplift rather than divide and degrade? So sad that the sacred awe of a shared humanity evades you.

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@RonFilipkowski Yes, everyone and everything involved very much IS.

[Historic Vids @historyinmemes]

In 1978, a student working a summer job at minimum wage could earn enough to cover an entire year of in-state tuition at a four-year public university, often without needing to take on debt.

In 1978, a student earning the federal minimum wage could realistically pay for an entire year of in-state tuition at a public four-year university with a typical summer job. With minimum wage set at $2.65 per hour and average annual tuition and required fees around $688, a student working 40 hours a week for 12 weeks could earn about $1,272 before taxes—more than enough to cover tuition and still have money left for books, transportation, and other expenses.

That reality has largely disappeared. While the federal minimum wage has remained at $7.25 per hour for years, average in-state tuition and fees at public four-year universities have climbed to roughly $11,000 annually. Covering tuition alone at minimum wage would now require more than 1,500 hours of work before taxes, the equivalent of nearly 38 weeks of full-time employment—far beyond what a student could earn during a normal summer break.