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aepps20
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West is a bigot and scum
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That’s my president.
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Look at this pathetic ****
meanwhile multiple republicans have talked about democrats aborting babies after they are born
soo a whole baby is born...
and multiple republicans are out chere telling people claiming others want to murder them
and people are dumb enough to repeat it
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Bloomberg - Are you a robot?
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Snorted at this…
“Ye had the good sense to whimsically sign an agreement in principle to buy Parler: He has agreed to try to negotiate an agreement, but it’s not a done deal yet. If he finds bad news in due diligence — or even if he gets bored of the idea of owning Parler — he can probably get out of it. If more than 5% of Parler users are bots, well, there’s no deal yet! In some ways Ye seems to have planned this better than Musk did.”
dacomeup
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Matt Levine is great at distilling this stuff down in layman’s terms for non-M&A guys
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This is going to lead to there being a lot of marks for the right and Red Pill dudes to take advantage of
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it's starting to make more sense now.
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Wait, I though it was the women who were in danger of hitting "the wall" and being alone forever. You mean to tell me it was projection all this time? I'm sure running to more manosphere trash groups will solve their problems though.
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It is wild to think that gas prices might decide the ultimate fate of American democracy
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I feel like there's a lot of price manipulation ahead of these midterms.
A lot of these price increases don't make sense to me. How is that a pound of honey ham is around $4/lb near my house, but the next town over, the large retailer named W... prices it around $10/lb?
That's some BS.
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