The Only Thing that Republicans are Good At Is Blaming Someone Else for Problems They Caused.
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All The Old People in Politics Should Retire - Just Look at Trump's Dementia Causing Horrible Problems for the USA... He Needs to Go...
Trump says: Teaching Children Reading, Writing and Arithmetic is a Total Waste of Money. They Should Go Work in the Coal Mines Where they Don't Need that Stuff... School's Out Forever!
Trump's Favorite Song is: "WE DON'T NEED NO EDUCATION!" by Pink Floyd. Trump Signs Executive Order Destroying the Department of Education... Because Uneducated people are Easier to Brainwash and They Vote Republican.
Does Anyone Have to pay back their student loans if there IS NO Department of Education? If I still had student loans, I would stop paying just to find out what happens!
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(Link to the Music Video)
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Donald the Dunce
Trump always Hated School Because the Smart Kids made Fun of Him... Mockery can haunt you your entire life! He's Shutting down the Department of Education in Revenge...
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#BurnTeslaBurn #ElonInferno
Everybody Sing!
DO NOT BURN THE TESLA FACTORY IN FREMONT, CA.
It's Insured for More than it's Worth.
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January 6th Style rage...
Tesla backer says Musk must reduce Trump work, as 46,000 Cybertrucks recalled...
https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2025/mar/20/tesla-musk-trump-work-cybertruck-recall-dan-ives-protests
Tesla Stock Price falls after Commerce secretary recommends buying stock...
- The stock is down 5% in the last five days, 35% in the last month and 42% so far this year.
- "We struggle to think of anything analogous in the history of the automotive industry, in which a brand has lost so much value so quickly," JPMorgan analyst Ryan Brinkman said in a research note last week.
My coworker came to work DEATHLY ill today. He is sick often because he has a small child at home who is constantly sick, but usually he works from home when he's sick, so it's not a concern for me. But apparently he's only allowed a certain number of WFH days, and I guess there was something he had to do today which could only be done from the office, so he HAD to come in today. I'm hoping he'll go home at noon, but I guess that depends on what he gets done between now and noon. I'm having a difficult time getting any work done because I'm germaphobic, so his constant coughing and blowing his nose is freaking me out. I've been running around the office disinfecting every surface with Clorox wipes. I'm also wearing a mask, but he isn't, and that kind of pisses me off too. If you're that sick and you're going to come to work anyway, at least have the decency to wear a mask. At least he has a separate office from me, but we still share certain common areas. I hope I've done a good enough job of disinfecting. I'm so pissed off right now. I've got a lot coming up in the near future, and I really don't want to have to cancel plans due to illness. I also hate getting behind in my work, and I don't have the option of WFH, so I really don't want to have to miss any work.
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As I sit here toiling away on my latest novel, it occurs to me that it all boils down to one thing: coaxing the reader to do this. [Makes wrist motion indicating turning a page.] If they don’t do that one little thing, over and over, what’s the point? It’s a waste of paper. Trees died for nothing. You gotta constantly kowtow to that reader.
And really, isn’t that what every author is doing? From Chaucer to Tolstoy to Stephen King, aren’t they essentially just doing this little song & dance to try to persuade the reader to make that little wrist motion?
So...how can I persuade my reader to do that thing with their hand over and over? Well, the obvious strategy would be to make the story so compelling moment-by-moment that you just have to know what’s going to happen next. But that seems like a lot of work.
How about if I just ask nicely? At the bottom of each page I could say “Please turn the page." Then at the top of the next page: “Thank you so much!" Then at the bottom of the next page: “Listen, I hate to bother you again, but if you wouldn’t mind…”
A whole book that's nothing but the author begging the reader to keep reading. I don't think that's been done.
All that groveling though—seems kinda pathetic. Maybe I should man up and just TELL the reader to read the book. People like to be told what to do. "Turn the page, dammit!”
Or better yet, a little reverse psychology. "You are not authorized to read this book. Do not proceed beyond this point." Then on the next page: “Th’ hell do you think you're doing?"
If I make the reader mad enough, maybe they’ll be like “Nobody's going to tell me what not to read. I'll show him. I'll read the whole damn thing!”
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Conservatives: your anger is valid. But it’s being hijacked.
You’re not losing your country because of “woke liberals.”
You’re losing it because the powerful need someone to blame — and they picked “them” instead of themselves.
Here’s how they fooled you:
>1. You feel like you’re being left behind — and you’re not wrong.Wages suck. Everything costs more. Your job feels disposable. The world moves fast and doesn’t care how hard you work.
That’s real.
But the people who caused it? Aren’t drag queens or gender studies majors.
>2. They gave you a villain: “woke.”They turned your real pain into a culture war.
Instead of fixing anything, they convinced you the problem is:
• Pronouns
• Trans kids
• College students
• Diversity
Why?
Because outrage is easier to sell, and it points the finger away from them.
>3. You’re angry at liberals because they look like the elite.They have degrees. They read the news. They live in cities.
But those aren’t the people outsourcing your jobs, jacking up housing prices, or lobbying to keep your wages low.
The real elite are laughing — at all of us.
>4. You’ve been taught to hate what you don’t understand.Not because you’re dumb.
Because fear is easy to sell.
Fear of immigrants. Of queer people. Of ideas you’ve never encountered.
And every time you get mad at “them,” you’re doing exactly what they want.
And it’s easier to throw hate at those you encounter in your community than billionaires you’ll never meet.
>5. “Woke” isn’t ruining your life — billionaires are.They’re stripping your benefits, privatizing healthcare, making record profits while you fight each other online about bathrooms.
And while you’re arguing about flags or books, they’re buying your neighborhood.
>6. You’re not conservative anymore — you’re reactive.You’ve been trained to respond to every issue with rage, sarcasm, or mockery.
Ask yourself: when was the last time you felt hopeful about a policy, a leader, or the future?
Because they don’t want you hopeful. They want you mad.
>7. The truth is: you’ve been lied to.Not by your neighbors. Not by “the woke mob.”
But by the people who need your vote, your loyalty, and your outrage — to stay rich and powerful while your life stays hard.
>8. You deserve better.You deserve healthcare.
You deserve a living wage.
You deserve to retire without fear.
You deserve truth, not distraction.
But to get that, you have to stop fighting the people who aren’t your enemy.
They told you the culture war was about values.
It’s not. It’s about control.
The more distracted you are, the less you’ll notice who’s robbing you.
And right now, you’re willing to hand them the keys to your poverty and cheering any libtards while you do it.
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