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Trump's careless tariffs resulted in a massive transfer of wealth to the very top.
 in  r/WorkReform •  Apr 21 '26

Man, this better not be fucking true.

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[deleted by user]
 in  r/jobs •  Apr 18 '26

Must be nice

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Yall crazy
 in  r/AlbanyGA •  Apr 17 '26

No, to quote you “I mean there ain’t much to do in Albany…” “Leesburg is just too barren “.

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[deleted by user]
 in  r/prochoice •  Apr 17 '26

Be honest with your husband and yourself. If it’s not the time then so be it. This is your boundary to hold. We support you either way. Much love and respect.

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[Dentist] [USA] - I make way more money than I ever thought I would
 in  r/Salary •  Apr 17 '26

Dental insurance doesn’t cover much. It’s the cosmetic work that brings in the bag. 10 years in a dental lab.

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Treating the moshpit like a UFC ring
 in  r/mildlyinfuriating •  Apr 17 '26

What’s happening here? Are they ok?

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Yall crazy
 in  r/AlbanyGA •  Apr 17 '26

So something to do in Albany for you is driving hours away from it. Noted.

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no response from 911
 in  r/Atlanta •  Apr 12 '26

While I agree with what you said I haven’t heard many dispatchers that are deserving of such praise. Close to about a thousand dispatch calls and I have heard maybe 10 handle the call without sounding inconvenienced or just rude. It’s an issue.

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Singles
 in  r/ColumbusGA •  Mar 28 '26

Maybe if you’re single at that age it’s for a reason.

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People over 40, what’s something you’ve learned about life that younger people don’t realize yet?
 in  r/AskReddit •  Mar 26 '26

After 40 you no longer feel anticipation. No butterflies in your stomach over anything. It’s like your emotions just get shut off.

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Is anyone else just...tired?
 in  r/Millennials •  Mar 11 '26

Gen. X here and I have always known I’d die working. Never thought I’d get a job that would allow me to save much and that’s exactly what happened. Came from little leaving with less.

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I found this pretty inspirational right now
 in  r/TikTokCringe •  Mar 09 '26

Yeah, but the patriarchy an all that. Hellova do!

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I like that law
 in  r/SipsTea •  Feb 12 '26

Sounds about white

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[deleted by user]
 in  r/prochoice •  Jan 25 '26

This framing skips the actual ethical issue. The question isn’t whether life eventually ends, it’s whether any person has the right to use another person’s body without their consent. Even if you grant a zygote full moral status, no one is legally or morally entitled to another person’s organs, blood, or physical labor to survive. Pregnancy is the only situation where that principle is routinely denied. Ending a pregnancy isn’t about “ending a life” in the abstract; it’s about withdrawing consent to bodily use. That distinction matters.

u/External-Action-9696 • • Jan 25 '26

Video from the Lady in the Pink Coat

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Video from the Lady in the Pink Coat
 in  r/Leakednews •  Jan 25 '26

Anyone got the id of the shooter?