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While I am a big fan of Brian Thompson, I wouldn’t say he’s a hero; just a really solid, jobbing actor.
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Where’s that puking emoji? 
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For the second time in three months, my hairdresser was surprised to hear that women’s reproductive health is threatened in anti-abortion states like TX, GA, and ID, and that doctors have been refusing care for miscarriages.
She told me that she’ll look into it, but unfortunately, she gets all her news from TikTok so she’ll need to look into it before it gets banned.
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I am so tired of “Well, we can only hope he won’t do exactly what he said he would.” If that is your thought, why the hell did you vote for him?!?!?
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Way too often, that’s the answer.
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well it certainly wasn’t the price of fking eggs!
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No, that was the superficial justification.
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I’m just baffled as to what’s rattling around in this person’s empty skull. If the vaccines aren’t the reason they’re not seeing cases of these diseases, then… what? They never existed and were just made up?? All those people who had them in the past were faking?
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Pretty sure this baloneyshit is what’s loosely rattling around these dipshit’s craniums.
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Luigi Mangione, who was arrested and charged with murder in the shooting death of United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson, once belonged to a group of Ivy League gamers who played assassins, a member of the group told NBC News.
I’ll save people the trouble of reading the article: what they’re referring to is that he played the video game “Among Us”, which the same article later describes as “a child friendly whodunnit game”. 
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Among Us.
Facepalm.
To those who don’t know: that game is utterly cartoon-ish and delightfully silly, and takes place on a spaceship. It has as much to do with assassination as a Looney Toons cartoon.
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