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[e(m)i(l)y @E1G2M1]

@WeickerLiker

[Sensations by Compliments @plopadop]

I've either seen or thought about SpongeBob at least once a day for the past 20+ years. Love him or hate him he is a part of our lives.

[e(m)i(l)y @E1G2M1]

@imsrychrisj Sorry. Still on you to reinvigorate the global village

[Ramsey Kilani 🌐🔰 @Ramsey_Kilani]

Not having a driver’s license as someone in your 20s or 30s is climate change activism. Asking your friend for a ride is creating community, reinvigorating the global village. Be proud of yourself.

[Emani Mone @EmaniMone]

I’m so disgusted at what’s allowed in our food and body care products in the US

[pau @_leovenus]

“your ego will have you crying over a closed door with nothing behind it”

[e(m)i(l)y @E1G2M1]

@bauhiniarose I appreciate the opportunity to feel like I’m taking a standardized test

[pinkpantheress @pinkpantheress2]

this video came out so 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 but i love it .

nice to meet u feat. @centralcee out now

[caitie delaney @caitiedelaney]

Americans are ADDICTED to not wanting better for themselves and others. The defeatism is breathtaking

[latke @latkedelrey]

some people have been told so many times that it’s “not addictive” to the point that they don’t ever interrogate their relationship w it. whole time they’re not even getting a good high despite smoking constantly & making poor $$ decisions to avoid getting sick from stopping.

[josh! @queersocialism]

while i think it is okay and should be encouraged not to vocalize an uninformed geopolitical opinions: why are so many people in the us, specifically, okay with being uninformed about “international conflicts” (i.e., colonialism) that the gov’t is actively supporting materially?

[e(m)i(l)y @E1G2M1]

Literally changing my life by getting back into walking 30 minutes a day ❤️

[Scott Ritter @RealScottRitter]

I met Senator Diane Feinstein once, in the lead up to the 2003 invasion of Iraq. She had just recently been assigned to the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence (in 2001), and it was in that capacity that she had a senior staffer from the committee ask me to come to Washington DC to brief her on Iraqi WMD and the allegations being made by the Bush administration that Iraq continued to possess them. We met in a secure conference room in the Capital building—me, the Senator, and a half dozen staffers and aides. It was a polite, professional affair, with the Senator asking questions and taking notes. Eventually she confronted me—“Your position is causing us some difficulty. You are making the US look bad in the eyes of the world.” I replied that my analysis and the underlying facts were rock solid, something she agreed with. I said that while I knew she couldn’t reveal sensitive intelligence, if she could look me in the eye and say she has seen unequivocal proof that Iraq retained WMD, I’d shut up and go away. She looked at her retinue, and then me. “I have seen no such intelligence,” she replied. She thanked me for the briefing, and said it provided her with “food for thought.”
On October 11, 2002, Senator Feinstein voted in favor of the resolution authorizing war with Iraq. Later, she said she had been misled by the Bush administration and bad intelligence.
I will forever know Senator Feinstein as someone who had been empowered by the truth, and lacked the moral courage to act on it. The blood of thousands of Americans and hundreds of thousands of Iraqis stains her soul. I hope when she stands in judgment before her maker, she is punished accordingly.

[❥ 𝑪𝒐𝒇𝒇𝒆𝒆 𝑳𝒐𝒗𝒆𝒓𝒔 𝒂𝒏𝒅 𝑭𝒂𝒏𝒔 ❥ @tonyhawktruther]

It’s wild how much health/wellness advice is completely impossible to implement for people who have real jobs

[Bryce Greene @TheGreeneBJ]

No American alive today has ever legitimately felt that their country was in serious danger of destruction.

The same can not be said of Russians or Chinese or many others.

This core fact explains a lot of international politics and shouldn't ever be forgotten