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I wonder if had a choice between risking jail time vs admitting he’s too fat which would he choose
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This thread really got derailed for 3+ hrs because Rusty is mean to a troll and Meth is not moderating well enough?
Never change NT
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We just need an anonymous secret service interview talking about how Obama could easily slide back and forth between the SUV seats and Trump would lie just to snitch on himsel.
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aepps20
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This thread really got derailed for 3+ hrs because Rusty is mean to a troll and Meth is not moderating well enough?
Never change NT
It was a necessary distraction. Meth and Rusty need to be held accountable. Very proud of TurboTax and what he did. I hit da snitch button on Rusty.
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Lost in the shuffle today is a little something of potential interest to free speech enthusiasts, if the least principled among them can tear themselves away from harassing people who’ve used their own free speech to criticize the likes of Joe Rogan or Dave Chappelle:
www.theguardian.com
Beyond the obvious chilling effect on media outlets (including, ironically, Fox News and anyone running Swift Boat style attack ads), there are potentially major ramifications here for social media platforms when taken in concert with conservatives’ ambition to amend Section 230 of the CDA and treat platforms as publishers.
I wonder if Facebook is beginning to regret their part in this.
My, an insulting reply, you say? By what standard: the one you apply to Rusty or the one you apply to yourself?
I guess you'd have to actually read my post to find out, so it seems we'll never know. That's a shame.
Rest assured that all due consideration will be granted to your unsolicited suggestions.
Perhaps the next time you feel the urge to take some petty swipe at me, you'll take your own advice, keep it to yourself, and continue to enjoy your NikeTalk experience.
But what was their response time for the phrase “shut up?”
Does Justice Clarence Thomas want to overturn a landmark freedom of the press ruling? | Larry Tribe and Dennis Aftergut
On Monday, the supreme court justice issued a worrying signal about his commitment to maintaining press freedoms
Beyond the obvious chilling effect on media outlets (including, ironically, Fox News and anyone running Swift Boat style attack ads), there are potentially major ramifications here for social media platforms when taken in concert with conservatives’ ambition to amend Section 230 of the CDA and treat platforms as publishers.
I wonder if Facebook is beginning to regret their part in this.
Methodical Management I didn’t read any part of your most likely insulting reply. Keep it to yourself and enjoy your political party thread.
Peace.
My, an insulting reply, you say? By what standard: the one you apply to Rusty or the one you apply to yourself?
I guess you'd have to actually read my post to find out, so it seems we'll never know. That's a shame.
Rest assured that all due consideration will be granted to your unsolicited suggestions.
Perhaps the next time you feel the urge to take some petty swipe at me, you'll take your own advice, keep it to yourself, and continue to enjoy your NikeTalk experience.
But what was their response time for the phrase “shut up?”
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dwalk31 is the Lunchables of internet trolls. Digging through his older posts (read: before he became "enlightened") might reward you with some "meat" that points to him maybe not being awful, but in the end you still piece together a ****** ham and cheese on cracker.
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It's insane how many british people will defend this
I hope when the queen dies the monarchy falls apart
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Welp EPA power struck down. Those people living in red states enjoy your dirty water and cancer. 
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This just made me sigh and shake my head to the point my coworkers looked at me like “what’s up?”
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I'll never stop arguing that Clarence Thomas never stopped being the guy he was in college.Lost in the shuffle today is a little something of potential interest to free speech enthusiasts, if the least principled among them can tear themselves away from harassing people who’ve used their own free speech to criticize the likes of Joe Rogan or Dave Chappelle:
Beyond the obvious chilling effect on media outlets (including, ironically, Fox News and anyone running Swift Boat style attack ads), there are potentially major ramifications here for social media platforms when taken in concert with conservatives’ ambition to amend Section 230 of the CDA and treat platforms as publishers.Does Justice Clarence Thomas want to overturn a landmark freedom of the press ruling? | Larry Tribe and Dennis Aftergut
On Monday, the supreme court justice issued a worrying signal about his commitment to maintaining press freedoms
Clarence Thomas’s Radical Vision of Race
Thomas has moved from black nationalism to the right. But his beliefs about racism, and our ability to solve it, remain the same.
Maybe, he just figured that instead of being a black nationalist, he would just become a nationalist. The authoritarian - and legal arsonist - urges remain the same.
My heart wants to agree with the optimistic tone of the conclusion, but my eyes and ears disagree.
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Does the Mississippi not flow from the South to the North? Their pollution will become everybody's problem.Welp EPA power struck down. Those people living in red states enjoy your dirty water and cancer.
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It flows south I’m pretty sure.
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This is wild, Red States sued before any rules were put in place. This is ******* ridiculousWelp EPA power struck down. Those people living in red states enjoy your dirty water and cancer.
But population and greenhouse gases don't respect state lines, so yeah, everyone will suffer.
Things are so bleak that I am low-key happy they didn't destroy the entire Administrative State today like they could
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Seriously?
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What ever happened to Checks and Balances?
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would think a father would be concerned about this, since this actually affects their child
and not what other women are doing with their bodies
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Hey, that was genuine question
I learned something new today
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Come on, you know where the Gulf of Mexico is!Hey, that was genuine question
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I was thinking about the Nile when I asked too, without realizing that it flows into the Mediterranean Sea...
SMH...
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