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One they favorite stories is God blessing a man with multiple wives and concubines but wanna call black men sexually degenerate 😂😂😂 im sick of it
Caserio took Green over Linderbaum and Tyler Smith. Then he took wild swings on Fisher and Scruggs.
This is not hard and this is not the fault of college teams lol
Before the season Caserio practically admitted he doesn't know how to scout OL.
But he did it like all gm's do, said it's the "hardest" position to scout and blamed college teams. Playing all the classic hits.
Brian Thomas type highlights. Chris Johnson is just escorting him on routes and then blown coverages.
Cooper didn't have to do much but catch the ball. Looked like walk-through practice.
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This is what happens when the countries the u.s. left™ has the luxury of doing one sided criticism of were actually way ahead of the u.s. "left"
Since its founding America has been super right wing and religious. People know this lol They live it. That's why everybody is terrified of having kids out of "wEdLoCk".
Baby mama and baby daddy fear went DIAMOND.
Anyway. One of the first things the Soviets did after the revolution? universal childcare and ending state marriage and child support because the future of society (kids) should not depend on 2ppl having sex the "right way"
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Because y'all are terrified of reading history books. Y'all don't know this originated from Queen Elizabeth I and the poor laws, to financially punish poor people.
"Sexual responsibility" is the modern rationalization
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🥱 This fear is literally the sexual status quo of america. It's why the govt and politicians are panicking about the low birth rates. Because there is NO mass of people raw dogging and having babies. Y'all just be rambling lol
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The State Department analysis of Heroes of the Water Margin is somewhat mistaken. The "heroes" are not a group of bandits "in the mountains". They live on a small hill in a large marsh.
Also, their assessment of "Three Kingdoms" is largely mistaken. Zhuge Laing doesn't succeed making by sudden attacks. Neither does Cao Cao. Both commanders make careful assessments of strength of forces and then attack, with speed.
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The State Department analysis of Heroes of the Water Margin is somewhat mistaken. The "heroes" are not a group of bandits "in the mountains". They live on a small hill in a large marsh.
Also, their assessment of "Three Kingdoms" is largely mistaken. Zhuge Laing doesn't succeed making by sudden attacks. Neither does Cao Cao. Both commanders make careful assessments of strength of forces and then attack, with speed.
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Before Nixon met Mao in 1972, White House advisers were studying something rather unexpected:
Mao's favorite novels.
Water Margin (水浒传).
Romance of the Three Kingdoms (三国演义).
Dream of the Red Chamber (红楼梦).
Why?
Because they believed these ancient Chinese stories might offer clues to Mao's personality, military instincts, and even how he would deal with the United States.
I came across the original briefing memo at the Nixon Presidential Library ten years ago.
And those handwritten underlines and annotations you see in the photos? They're Nixon's own.
And some of its conclusions were fascinating. Now take a closer look at the pages. What do you think caught the President's eye?
Gloryhallastoopid is so fire. A lot of bangers on this album.
Did they touch up her face in these photos? I thought these were two different people
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It’s how hegemony functions. A system that’s so deeply ingrained in the individual and institutional psyche that it occurs as a mere act of nature.
Think about why guys like Rogan default so quickly to talking about “tribalism” and “human nature.”
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Arizona outlaws collective bargaining for teachers and has a robust voucher program. Countless pundits and “education reformers” have assured us that those policies would lead to educational excellence.
The american education system was already on life support from day one and the national bipartisan push for "school choice" pulled the plug.
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“I asked a half-dozen of the kids about their experiences in high school. They were relieved that American classes are so much easier than those in Taiwan. The language gap can be a challenge, but math and science classes are a breeze.”























