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[Jenny Nicholson @JennyENicholson]

Not to overthink gaudy themed bedrooms but as a gaudy themed bedroom enthusiast I believe most designers don't stop and ask themselves what would feel cool about sleeping in that environment

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@TheOnlySheikha @dieworkwear WE don't. AI investors on Wall Street do.

[Chris @ChrisXFRA]

@dieworkwear There is nothing done so well that it could not be done cheaper and worse with technology.

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@blaireerskine Headed to Bluer skies....

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@gathara Bluesky Newsfeed when?

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@ogbuking32 @TimothyKuhnel @gregg_re @mboorstein Also, you know there has also been a huge consolidation in distributors, right? Just because the label on the outside of the packet is different, doesn't mean it wasn't packed with stuff from the same factory.

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@ogbuking32 @TimothyKuhnel @gregg_re @mboorstein Market consolidation is a goal of corporations because it means they are better able to coordinate to raise prices.

Why are you pretending this wasn't a factor, when record profits show otherwise?

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Pray for President Trump?

I mean, he's not president yet, but I'll go for one:
"May his days be few; may another take his place of leadership"

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@ogbuking32 @TimothyKuhnel @gregg_re @mboorstein The top 5 grocery stores control between 55% and 70% of all grocery market share. It's called Oligopoly.

But really, the proof of the price gouging is in the excess profits. Look at the companies which posted record profits while crying crocodile tears over raising prices.

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@GarrettK724302 @club4growth You're still here, despite having nothing to say?

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@twit_grim @EudaimoniaEsq @BernieSanders @lacrimabilis Ha, sure. Perhaps the view from halfway up his rectum is more enlightening—let me know.

[Dave Troy @davetroy]

Anti-fluorudation conspiracy theories originated in the John Birch Society in the 1950’s, and its sister outfit the National Health Federation. It was formed in part to help lobby to make “health supplements” legal, paving the way for both vitamins as well as quack cures.

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@ArtimusLeton @davidfrum @US_FDA There is literally no oversight on supplements, and no enforcement. If you want money out of policy, that would be a good move but you're about 40 years late to the feed trough.

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@ArtimusLeton @davidfrum @US_FDA Look up the history of how supplements were given free rein in the 90s. The FDA wanted to regulate them, but after a fearmongering campaign lead by dietary supplement manufacturers like Nature Plus, the public believed their lies and pressured their elected leaders to deregulate.

[David Frum @davidfrum]

You want a target? Take on the dietary supplements industry. https://t.co/EdPhJjFyK8

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@twit_grim @EudaimoniaEsq @BernieSanders @lacrimabilis Then why did Musk state this absolute nonsense?

[Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett @RepJasmine]

And the terrible Trump Cabinet picks keep coming. Let's talk RFK Jr. for Health and Human Services Secretary.

Let's ignore the fact that he may have eaten a dog and proudly stated a worm ate part of his brain.

The more important question: what would this mean for YOU? 🧵

[John Fugelsang @JohnFugelsang]

This is what RFK Jr believed 6 months ago,
before announcing his endorsement was for sale.

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@GarrettK724302 @club4growth None so deaf as those who refuse to hear.