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Raise taxes on billionaires and they'll struggle to afford the basics, like an NFL team, a private island, and a nonprofit think tank devoted to proving that billionaires shouldn't be taxed.
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Yall b forgetting we share this app w like small children & the clinically insane. If you take any opinion on here seriously you’re gonna destroy your mental health.
it’s strict asf on twt you can’t wear wigs, half wigs, quick weaves, sew ins, curly sew ins, braids, braids with boho, crochet, shit even pixies… they 3 seconds away from saying the sister locs gotta go 😭 #ciaplant
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Mexico will transition to a universal healthcare system starting Jan 2027, which will leave USA as the only country in North America to not have it.
Let’s be clear, fascist republicans and corrupt politicians are responsible for the so-called “greatest country on earth” to be left behind like this.
He’s right except Paolo, who hasn’t been playing this year lol
Kevin Garnett says it pains him to watch players like Evan Mobley, Paolo Banchero and Bam Adebayo just go through the motion, and it leaves him wondering what they worked on over the summer:
“I used Bam because I love watching him. I like his style, but I’m watching the league of young guys. I’m watching Mobley. I’m watching Bam. And each time I watch him, I see him with guys who never played in the league, and I go, ‘Damn, I want to see what Evan Mobley, Bam, and Paolo brought this year that’s going to make them one of the best bigs this year.’
“So I’m sitting here articulating the league, and I get so disappointed when I go away with what I’m expecting to see vs. what I’m looking at. That tells me you did nothing in the summer.
“Listen, I know what goes on in the summer. Listen, I know when you go work on something. When you have an injury in April, I know when you get to July, you don’t have an injury anymore. I’m just holding this league accountable. From guys to go from 1.0 to 2.0, you got to work with a player that emulates somebody that gives you league shit to take you to an advantage.”
Damn, always wanted to hear this interview. So happy she’s releasing it like this and making it a moment.
Angie Martinez interviewed Tupac Shakur three months before his death. She’s finally sharing her interview with the world in THE TUPAC TAPES WITH ANGIE MARTINEZ, a four-episode video podcast event, premiering on November 27.
Joining her to reflect on Tupac’s life, legacy, and lasting impact are Matt Barnes, Big Boy, Bootleg Kev, Joe Budden, Charlamagne Tha God, DJ Hed, E.D.I. Mean, Erica Ford, Dream Hampton, Lil’ Cease, Monie Love, Ed Lover, Aiyisha T. Obafemi, Wallo, and RZA.
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It's tough to look at the NBA landscape and remember the Spurs (who already had Wemby and Castle) lucked into Harper, and the Mavs (who had just made the dumbest trade in NBA history) lucked into Cooper.
Luck plays a bigger role in NBA team-building than in any other sport. Not even close.
And the league just made luck an even bigger factor with the lottery reform. It just feels too random.
Send my boy to GS already
Zach LaVine accepting a support role to Darius Acuff, playing more off-ball and in catch-and-shoot situations.
Zach LaVine: “Darius is special, you know, and this isn't for me anymore. I got to be able to try to support him the best I can. If that's playing off the ball a little bit more, or if that's in catch-and-shoot situations, that's the role I'm in. Now, I can go out and get it, obviously. Like you tell me to go score I'll do that for sure. But I'm trying to be in the best support role I can for him you know because he going to be real special.”
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Saw someone say, “The internet was once a library and they turned it into a store,” and if you’re young I don’t think you can imagine how different the web used to be.
The things I did to that WingStop 10 piece Lemon Pepper Chili Crunch last night will be talked about in biblical ways.
Good morning
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Notorious deed thief Joseph Makhani has been sentenced to up to 21 years in prison for stealing two Harlem brownstones worth $4.7 million.
I'll keep standing up to deed thieves and fighting to keep New Yorkers in their homes.
























