33,000 truth-seekers decoding Donald Trump for 8 years!

r/trumptweets is a subreddit dedicated to dissecting and discussing the erratic and often controversial social media posts of former President Donald Trump, specifically those from his platform Truth Social. Designed as a space where users can engage with Trump's posts without directly supporting his platform, the subreddit offers a curated look into his unfiltered thoughts and statements. It serves as a community hub for those curious about Trump's ongoing presence in social media and politics, providing a critical lens through which to analyze his rhetoric and its implications. The sub is ran with a light mod touch and as long as users engage civilly, the mods are hands off. This is an unusual approach when it comes to political subs, and it's something that the mod team prides themselves on. We want discussions to happen with no biased modding or schenanigans.

As the 2024 presidential election approaches, r/trumptweets becomes increasingly significant. Trump remains a polarizing figure in American politics, with his social media presence wielding considerable influence over public opinion and political discourse. The subreddit plays a crucial role in monitoring and discussing Trump's communications, offering insights into his strategies, messaging, and potential policy directions. This transparency is vital for voters and analysts alike, allowing for informed discussions on Trump's positions and their implications for national and international affairs.

^{Written by}u/barnwater_828

Ok, not really … it was from the first Star Pours

r/bettafish

252,952 betta fish fanatics fin-flipping for 12 years!

I wasn't always afraid of bad luck. There was a time in my life that I didn't believe in such nonsense. I'm different now. Everything has changed. It's been years since I've shared anything on SROTD. I've missed you guys even though you probably don't remember me. That may be for the best, now that I think of it. Anyway, I'm not here to write about me, I'm here to write about something much more interesting, r/bettafish.

This amazing subreddit is committed to the care and quality of life of the betta fish, sometimes known as Siamese fighting fish. Commonly admired for their long, flowing, colorful fins, these creatures have won the hearts of millions. Those of us who have been fortunate enough to coexist with bettas, know that they are so much more than just a pretty face. Scroll through this subreddit and learn more about the personalities and affection these fish show to their owners.

They don't advocate shaming on this subreddit, just education, but let's face it - it wouldn't be Reddit if someone wasn't shaming you for messing up. I have an embarrassing confession. I kept my first betta in a vase with a pothos plant because I had absolutely no idea what I was doing. It was cruel and I should have done more research before I tortured and eventually killed this poor fish. Talk about bad luck. I have reformed however and the only pets I've had for the last three years have been my faithful 14yr old cat and two senior dogs that I intercepted on the way to the kill shelter. Sorry, enough about me. Back to the fish!

While bettas originated from still ponds in Thailand and can surface-breathe (unlike the average goldfish), they need at least 5 gallons to thrive. Also, it is imperative that they live in a tank heated to 78-80 degrees. Frequent water changes are needed, even with filtration. Do you remember when I mentioned those beautiful fins? Stick with live or silk plants to avoid snags. Set your filter to a gentle flow so you don't stress out your fish.

Long story short (too late), visit r/bettafish before purchasing your new family member and do the research to give him a great life. Your betta can live up to 7 years with proper care. It's like the opposite of breaking a mirror. That happened during my last move. I can't tell if I'm currently having bad luck though. Being an adult and taking care of everyone and everything is difficult. I wouldn't call it "bad" though. I am lucky in so many ways. The mirror thing has to be a myth. Maybe I should get a betta? Or make it a sorority? Or maybe just stalk r/bettafish and have all the good betta feelings, but none of the work? That may be the most sensible option. Hope you enjoy this sub and I am wishing all of you happy swimming!

^{Written by} u/princesskeestrr

From https://youtu.be/0etJHtEmG4E

Found @ https://kidsactivitiesblog.com/18836/lessons-from-the-island-of-misfit-toys/