oh why disrobed truth people eke solemn lies as truth that's your only truth
sunshine is laughing in my balcony
you arm him about aqua sarcophagi
i accidentally let the refrigerator die
jews are arabs are jews slew gardyloo grimy fremen at their borders
your honeycomb heart logarithmic
picks a thousand in a room of thousand
not i or moi thousand one minus one
kill or be killed pressroom briefings chinese first-class red tie
you're beautiful no one interprets you
you're gorgeous and there goes holi
a handful of halogen love potions currency speculation tipsy
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someone drowing herself with you as you
with your reflection your planetary influence your impaired glutes
tax avoidance for coke zero coitus
someone is walking like a bazaar with russia eyes with an individualistic salt
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To quote the article:
"...a 22-year-old Black college student...told the New York Times he hasn’t ruled out supporting the presumptive GOP nominee, either. That’s because he remembers his teen years under Trump as a time when a lot of things were a lot better than he sees them now — especially the economy.
“I don’t want to say it was just because he was president, but everything was definitely cheaper,” Fenuku told a reporter. “We weren’t just handing out money to other countries.”
In case anyone is sympathizing with this line of thought:
The economy fluctuates. Your rights shouldn't.
Furthermore, ANY president, has limited control over the economy. Biden is dealing with a post-pandemic economy, and companies that are cooperating with each other in price-gouging.
A single president is not going to be able to fix that, whether Republican or Democrat. Democrats are at least amenable to holding companies accountable. Meanwhile, Republicans are supporting anti-worker propaganda.
This should show you enough that Trump is not pro-worker or for 'the little people'. He doesn't want you to be able to fight for wages that allow you to live. He's for 'management rights'. He doesn't want the economy to get better for everyday people. He wants businesses to be able to do what they've always been doing; getting rich off other people's hard work.
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The economy in the fourth quarter was impacted by a 26.9% drop in private spending - the main growth driver - an 18.3% fall in exports and 67.8% slide in investment in fixed assets, especially in residential building.
Government spending, mainly on war expenses and compensating businesses an
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I have made a meme to explain how Millennials aren’t destroying industries, the industries are destroying us:
Thank you for coming to my TED talk.
[Edit]: Two years later and this post still gets notes lol. I affectionately acknowledge the math is indeed wrong. For the two year anniversary, have a better graph:
Caption: A graph of Income vs Burger. The blue horizontal line indicates income, which is held steady at 10. The orange line indicates the price of a burger, which rises from 1 to 10 over time. Call out boxes say, “I can buy 10 burgers!” “I can buy 5 burgers” “I can buy 2 burgers” “I can buy 1 burger…” “Why aren’t you buying 10 burgers!?”
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