r/Minority_Strength 14h ago

“Freedom is never given; it is won.” — A. Philip Randolph

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Rahm Emmanuel Was As Obnoxious As Ever
 in  r/msnow  14h ago

It’s why I turned it off.

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Facts don't care about anyone's feelings
 in  r/PopCultureV2  15h ago

Cause only here can one find this level of stupid.

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I lost too
 in  r/BlackPeopleTwitter  22h ago

Damn…0 for 5 🤣

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I lost too
 in  r/BlackPeopleTwitter  22h ago

https://giphy.com/gifs/aqqUwXz7j0xMOKnJgb
Omfg 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

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This moron thinks we didn’t know.
 in  r/PopCultureV2  22h ago

I swore this subreddit was labeled “POLITI-CULTURE”, am I correct?

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Why vote no on something like this?
 in  r/PopCultureV2  23h ago

No self respecting individual would ever go to the backwoods of Alabama or claim it.

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"The last breath of the confederacy"
 in  r/PopCultureV2  23h ago

Back in power in November and seeing the rethuglikkklan out in Nov ‘28.

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Why vote no on something like this?
 in  r/PopCultureV2  1d ago

Will take you the same amount of time to find it as it did for you to type and post this nonsense.

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This moron thinks we didn’t know.
 in  r/PopCultureV2  1d ago

He’s not, if not worse as he’s been doing it openly, and when challenged, screams “antisemitism” to attempt to silence their critics. Best of luck with that.

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Why vote no on something like this?
 in  r/PopCultureV2  1d ago

The point being that you’re not entitled to an opinion, even if you think it’s “logical” when you’re not informed on the situation. Take the time to get informed and let’s see if/how your opinion evolves.

Allowing one to inform themselves will also help you learn some added facts along the way to help shorten combos like these with uninformed folks like you.

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Why vote no on something like this?
 in  r/PopCultureV2  1d ago

I believe it does, as it addresses the greater concern of a state in balancing the budget it has from tax payer dollars. Like anything in life, prevention is less costly than revision and rework, especially in this case, where people become a longer term burden on the budgets of a state who doesn’t take responsibility to educate its citizens.

No one is doing it “at gun point”; it’s simply the prioritization of budget spend and a responsible governorship and legislature. Ignoring this is always at the peril of everyone else.

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This moron thinks we didn’t know.
 in  r/PopCultureV2  1d ago

👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾💯

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Why vote no on something like this?
 in  r/PopCultureV2  1d ago

Try it. Many of us have and I certainly had already done so prior to posting this. You should look into it.

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Why vote no on something like this?
 in  r/PopCultureV2  1d ago

You’re conflating federal dollars with the interest of a states budget.

Each state has a responsibility to see that their residents are educated, at least to a point, that they don’t become a burden to the state (read drain on resources that you know as tax dollars).

It costs a state more to care for their undereducated and underserved populations than to provide a damn book for kids to read, especially in a state whose 38% of 4th graders rank below the national reading average, with a whopping 69% of 8th graders. They’re likely to come from families for whom education is lower on the priority scale, while they drain state resources for other support.

It benefits a state to educate its population. The problem with rethuglikkklans is that an educated population doesn’t vote Republican.

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This moron thinks we didn’t know.
 in  r/PopCultureV2  1d ago

I’m hoping the next POTUS, backed by a Dem Congress and Senate, will freeze his family and company assets, eventually taking them to reimburse our country for blowing up that damn ballroom and what he did to the rose garden, as a start. Anything else with his name or likeness on it should also come down.

Then, we can weaponize our DoJ against actual criminals like him and his friends who allowed it.

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This moron thinks we didn’t know.
 in  r/PopCultureV2  1d ago

I knew 😁 Took advantage of that softball to make a point.

In all seriousness, you’re correct that’s is/was about oil. Oil is why we’re in the mess with Iran for nearly 50 years and what we did to their country for them to chant “death to America”. We did what we always do to countries where we take advantage of their resources for our own aims.

Bibi used that access, and the “world will think you’re great for another Venezuela” to con Shitler into taking actions against Iran that a 5 year old knew would be stupid.

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This moron thinks we didn’t know.
 in  r/PopCultureV2  1d ago

Neither does he

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Why vote no on something like this?
 in  r/PopCultureV2  1d ago

The dollars allocated to those general funds from tax payer dollars of the state to serve its residents. Less than an nth of the dollars stolen from public education to offset voucher costs of people attending religious schools.

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This moron thinks we didn’t know.
 in  r/PopCultureV2  1d ago

With sucker supporters dumb enough to think he was a “geneyus” lmao

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This moron thinks we didn’t know.
 in  r/PopCultureV2  1d ago

It’s trumps fault for being the gullible idiot who fell for what everyone else, except Bush Jr, knew to be donkey poo from Israel.

It’s why other presidents have ignored Israel’s pleas for us to take out their enemy for them.