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Doesn't really matter what you were referring to. With Marx, it's probably wrong. The only thing I know he must have said correctly at some point is 1+1=2. And that thing about religion being the opium of the masses without realizing he was starting a powerful religion himself.

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Monke science monke brain .

@martijnbraam For those of us wondering how the Demon Core closes

Pictured: the reason you liked sports girls is because you liked her a bit too much.

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@ChristiJunior >She was even on fucking gab She was what? @LukeAlmighty

It's okay to fear man because they make most crimes, but not okay to fear other races by same reason 🤨

#FeminismLogic

What do you mean "it's not a vaccine" it's right there in the heckin' dictionarino!

@matrix

The Holy trio of your beginning addiction to women who can destroy you whenever they damn well please.

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@rasterman @nerdman @LukeAlmighty @fluffy my degree was 120 hours, 30 of which were elective. About 50 hours were set for us. The choice is an illusion. I was in creative writing. Naturally, you'd think you would get to take screenwriting or fantasy literature. NOPE. Here's a list of 5 classes, you can choose 3. 'But, they're all pozzed lit classes...I don't want to read nigger or ungrateful whore poetry.' Too bad. 'At least, I can take it as an elective...' lol no. Can't take electives in your major subject. So, literally every single writing and literature class I actually wanted to take wouldn't go towards my degree. This was in 2010. I left that university. They're all fairly set in stone these days. Even general/interdisciplinary studies is fairly set in stone. It's a terrible system. It needs to burn.

The vast majority of Americans say surging grocery and household goods prices are causing them financial hardship and nearly 80 percent blame the Biden administration's economic policies, a new poll says.
About 70 percent of Americans say the national economy is in bad shape, and the majority -- 86 percent -- are concerned about inflation, according to the Fox News poll released Wednesday.

Of those polled, 86 percent blame the COVID-19 pandemic for increasing prices and 79 percent blame the Biden administration�s economic policies.